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A Good FarR for sale.

EETE fr the place on which Coleman has lived
Nv since ls5J, ard known the Rogers land, lying
fesw Greek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road
within mile o. W Evansville and three miles Of the Nash
willie and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pezant and beau
tu part Of Tennessee Said land about hundred
and ninety eighty cleared, and about Fly
good nd TO clear it ism good state Of cultivation with
trtabe dSelng houses out houses Also, good
orchards and several falling springs Of excellent water
vel tmberd and certainly he made Of the
rabe 'tscfArms in this Of country. We promise
bargain this land, and will sell Tor cash. time with inter
est For further information call James McNeiiy, who
lives sat place. the undersi "a FoElers Landing
Tennessee river. Urn < BROTHER.
tqi2A and AHafricIR copy, and chai sc Advocate.
al
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ELECTION RETURNS.
How the Ladies have Voted on the SeWiT
Machine Question,

How the Ladies have Voted on the Sewing
Machine Question,
As all parties manufacturing Sewing Machines
are obliged to pay f. Howe: Jr, fee for each Ma
chine sold, and are also compelled to make quarter
ly returns to him under oath, the number sold, his
books give correct statement of the actual number
disposed of.
He reports from January lst up to November lst,
1859:
Wheeler q Wilson. q ,3O6
Grover * Baker. .IO,2SO
Showing a gain in GEVor of the Wheeler IL
Wilson Machine Of Observation-Disclosures. ,O26
That's the way the ladies going Ito a man.
Octl2d2w
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL, Oct. %, 1860
GENrS-Your most f1attering of this date. ten
dcring me a complimentary Benefit to take place at
the Nashville Theatre is just received 1t affords
me much pleasure to comply with your generous
wish, and would beg to name Thursday evening.
Oct 18th as the time best suited for the occasion
With many thanks for the kindly interesty you have
cvnced towards my humble efforts as an Artist and
with the sincerest desire to merit your expression
of good feeling. l am yours. very respectfully.
KATE JosET1IUNE BATENAN
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INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Oct 23.-Thc New Mexican
mail of the Sth has arrived.
While the companies were gone against the Nava-
joe Indians. band Of Indians eight miles from San
ia Fee ran off 23O mules. of which sixty have been
recovered. Simultaneously. TIE Indians stole 100
beef cattle from the Government herd at Albuguer-
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RII-I.IARn TABLE,

TuC NEW YORK DAILY HERALD.
PECEITED ETERI DAY By .t-...
JOHN YORK 4 Co..
n >, No. IS Union street
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SLICIDE.-A Mr.. House. Of Brownsville. Tennessee
committed suicide on the 18th instant. while labor
ing under attack Of mania potu, by scizing pis
toll placing to his head and blowing his own brains
out.
Is there any danger to he apprehended from the
administration os LINCOLN? Senator WILSON, &C
cording to the Boston Courier, Mr.. EvEEETTS organ
declared in a recent speech at birmingham that
the Republicans were about to take possession Of
the National Government, at the same time express
ing his trust, when in power, they would be true to
their principles and that they would continue to cx-
ercise it till no man on this continent shall hold pro
perty in another man.
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new york Co1rce market, Oct. %

Rio continues in good demand An auction sale Of 1896
which took place this well attended, and passed of
very spirtedly bringing full prices. We quote l39l5
average - 50 O0 We also hear sales Of $50 bags St. Domingo
Al
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The Tobacco Trade.

Messs Howell Backman Co. sold at ClarksviIle Oh the
18th, hhds Tobacco So So co. co. 50, So So So
and rs.
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BLOOD FOOD
s4NFORD'S
Liver InvJs0ratOr
NEVER DEBILITATES.

1T Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have lsed il, and is
sorted to confidence all the disease for which
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\ NEWSPAPER REuNTsCENCE-THE LATE Mn
LrMspEN.-Mr George W. Kendall write from Tex
as to the New Orleans PicaWme:
It was in the winter of 1888 at the office of
the National hteiigeacer. in Washington City. where
we were both employed, that | at first became &C
quantcI with Francis Ashbury Lumsden. Born in
North Carolina of good old revolutionary stock he
had served an apprenticeship with the cider Gales
in the Office of the RegiSier. at Raleigh. He was
now in the employ of the junior Gales, at the seat
of Government, and from the first a strong friend
ship sprang up between Us. We met again in New
Orleans the following wear we finally started the
PicdUne together, and from that period close
amitv and friendship existed between us. Faults
Lumsden had, who Of US have not but they
were so covered up by long list Of generous and
enrolling qualities that all was forgotten
committed. At every social gathering he was the
life and soul at every rol-csll of charity his name
was heard among the first and when the dark
hour of adversely fell upon a friend, Lumsden was
there to light his WAY through the trial Of diff
Guilty.
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For Sale or Exchnugp.

WILL either sci exchange in part city
field property, my RcSitences two miles Northof II
city, with from 30 % 50 land attached
new, extensive and complete.
FOR TRIMS and further particulars apply the pl
O. to TURNER S. FOSTER JKo l. SEHoE Cellar
W. 3 walton
Union copy and charge this Of5es-EdSA. BaHHSr, Z.
Lnar23-6un
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

New York the 9h $4,000 Tennessee per cent BOndi
sold at &C.,
The New York ECeViNg Pest the Goth The stock
market has undergone further decline to-day, marked
the railroad shares At the close Of the there
feeling but prices not materially higher Tho State stocks
with the exception Of Mssours, steady. Vrgnias
per cent Calornss declined u broken lot Of Ohio long
loan sold at 40.
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NEIITHIN four miles Of this place. and not exceeding
w miles from Jackson, the undersigned, Administrator Of
john H Butler deceased offers for SALE privately the land
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COMMON, MEDI.

/ am OlleflIlS BFed
ing to purchase
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SAM. VANLEER Co, Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail, all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times Call on them for bargains.
septS-2m
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SUGARWe have noticed few arrivals Of the crOpwhch
have found ready market prices with sales Of about 400
hhds during the week for fair good
old process, and 99 and lc for ntrfugal according
quality Old crop has been retailing $685. and l0c q
prime and choice and IS hhGs Cuba have been sold phi
vse terms. We quote for new CROP
Common to Good Common a So
FAIR 10 Euly falr- a Ga
~ " w ." -. ..St1
M0LASSESSome 900 bbs Of the crop have been sold
during the week $685. prime choice $50 half
43946c gallon with limited parcels
% and 29c gallon for inferior and ordinary descriptions The
closing for crop 33c for prime choice in bbls
and 439 t5c 3 gallon for half bills.
COFFEE demand has BEEN better, with sales OF about
500 bags during the week l39I5c b. for extremes
Guiding to-day 2l5 So a, 100 4 and 34I at
1870 We quote ordinary at I39I31c, for fair good fair
l35 G45 and prize It l4l5c cargo Of $50 bags has
arrived from Rio and the stock hand is about 10 300
against 32-jO0 last year at the same date.
LIVERPOOL SALTSmall lots Sc from second hands
for and Csc for fine at the wareh and 9O9jc
and 81 0j sack for fine, delivered FIRE dayage Sew
cagoes have sold recently afna
SIC for but holders orally ask Coo
for and 6GUc for assorted and 5G5jc for
old,
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ONLY DISCovERx

febIs.y
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On retiring from the book business our sincere
thanks Tor the liberal patronage bestowed
pleasure in ending
rence in the business worthy every way the
Of the people. A W. JOHNSON. JRr
oct5 u JOHN o. TREANOR.
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Election of supreme Judge in Ohio.
From NeW lYnrico

CINCINNATI. Oct. 23-Oficial returns give Brin
erhotf for Supreme Judge I2.9O3 maiorIty
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T0BACC0The frost accounts noticedn weekly
port been confirmed letters from the Tobacco ron
have induced holders place further advance the asking
prices, while buyers still disposed hold back and the
has passed of with sales Of only about 400 hds which
particulars. We previous quotations only
forr
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Bell Coal.

HAVING taken the above Coal, ready to all orders
left either at the yard, at the Office Of Citizens Coal
Company, No 10 Cherry street, where found during
the day. w. J. THOMAS
Persons owing for Coal will please settle to saveeost
Octl0-2m
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SUFFERING or THE PEOPLE or Kansas THREATENED
Sr,Rv,rIoN-AI accounts concur in the statement
that the people of Kansas in consequence of the
failure of the crops, on the point Of suffering
for want of the actual nccess9res of life. THAP-
pys HYATT in his letter to the President asking the
postponement Of the sale of government lands in
that Territory, says:
Thousands OF once thrifty and prosperous Ameri-
can citizens are now perishing of want. Winter IL
upoU them of clothing they nearly berett; food
they have not to last them through the colo season
that is approaching. Of over hundred thousand
peupc upon Kansas soil six months ago, at least one
fourth or one third have left: of the remainder 1t IS
safe % say that forty thousand at this moment see
nothing hut exodus or starvation at the end OF the
sixty DAYS now lust before them from ten to TWEEN
/ " thousand look with only despairlng eyes upon
/ November: thousands cannot subsst month longer
uuaidei; other thousands living upon the little
which their neighbOrs deprive themselves Of to give
! 10 Recommendations equally unfortunate, and with
| whom the starvation Is merely question OF but 4
! few days longer while still other thousands if not
/ at once relieved, must perish from hunger, or the
diseases that follow in its train Some have already
died. others are daily dying; while the hours grow
darker, and the days longer, for the living 10
! whom relief comes not, and whose eyes are aching
/ with watchings for the succOr that delays.
Noble spirits rejoice in the consciousness of mo-
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..23O,9j2 pigs
folloMlthe figures reprsentng hogshead
New Orleans Market, Oct. 10.

COTT0NWh accounts OF frost favorable
advces Europe active demand has prevailed for Cotton
during greater part the week. and although holders
duged pretensionI and claimed advanced
srab lists which have been the operations Of the week
considerable The weeks have
braced 500 bales Of which Il 500 Saturday. 1850
Monday, 10000 Tuesday, .OOO Wednesday, 500
Thursday and G00 to day. the market closing the range
the following quotations. which show advance Of 19c
for the week:
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Dissolution.

FEIHB firm Of GRESHAM & HUFFAKER this day dis
solved by mutual consent J. W. GRIsIIAM haVinE VIII
drawn from the The Susiress Eil still " r.
the old stand by remaining partner, T. g.
brothers, under the style and firm Of
N-.L.,t o.-..-,., 81 It, q. g. HUFFAkER.
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Ma have this day sold entire the Book
w u1Hary and Periodical Business street,
Mr. John Pagan and Mr. John D. W Green, Who will
tnut tie business at the place. uBder the style Of
GREEN & CO. JOHNSON & TREANOR.
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The s1reat English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected 81 sKe ns''or..
sy Royal o2SSs 81 zSsSsS, Patent.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir > Czarre n d. Ply
stefan Extraordinary 10 The QHse9.
This Invaluable medicine is unang in the OF all those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution
subject. Il nOderass all and removes all obsUcen
and a speedy may Be relied on. .#s
To Married Ladies
peculiarly suited It will short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar, Government Stamp Of
Great Britain, to prevent counterets
CAUTION.
These Pills should not tIe 6y females zrfao tRs
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Prsgndcy, as then are ssir 10
IN all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton, Palpaton Of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills effect cure when
all other have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain iron, csome anony anything hurtfu
the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, tLste j. G. Baldwin & oolJI
Rochester n y
BslOO and six postage stamps enclosed to any author
zed agent, will insure bottle containing SO pills. D
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Denoville and g. W Hsnde
shott, J. G. Blown and all respectable druggist
dec4-d.twzw-ly.
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hank SfnIenIen
CIarksvIIIe Tobacco Market.


NEW YORK. Oct % Decrease in loans S40S636 Increase
specie 81 $50 Decrease in circulation s93
deposits sl.732,926.
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OUTRA CONDUCT-A CONDUCTOR on THE MEN
PHIS Il ONO RAILROAD TARRED AND FEATHERED AND
ORDERED To LEAVE TIE CTY.-The particulars of a
proceeding, the StrangcSt of the many strange Oc-
currcnces in this city came 10 our knowledge last
evening While the freight train over the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad was coming in Saturday evening,
about hafpast six o'clock, it suddenly stopped
bv the engineer. The conductor, Mr. Frank Omstead,
Jumped Off the car he was upon to what had OC-
CURED, when five men suddenly rushed upon him.
He was oyerpOwered in an instant and the train
moved on. leaving him in the hands Of his cap:ors.
They tied him and conveyed him TO a thickct near
by where a consultation was held to what should
be done with him. Coal oil poured over his
head and face he was besmeared with tar and after
a severe beating he was informed that if he would
leave tie city in twenty four hours his life would be
spared They then left Mr.. Olmstead tied to the tree
nearly dead from the effects Of his injuries Some
gentlemen who were out hunting. shortly after dis
covered and released him, when he made the best of
his way to the city arriving at a late hour Saturday
night He at once went to bed and last night was
suffering severely from his cuts and injuries.
Mr. Olmstead is 4 stranger here. we believe and
has been in the employ of the Railroad Company
only a few DAYS The cause of the brutal treatment
he received Is unknown to him, if except a cir
cumstance which occurred few days since. in
which he was no participation but which we torbear
mentioning until the whole matter is sifted, as it
might reflect upon innocent persons-Nemphis
AUuluHLCc, oct. p.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE AND CEATTANoosA-4:00 a NJ, 3P. NJ.
rEEEEssRH AEB ALABkAA-5:Id A. NJ. $500 P. NJ.
LOuIsvILLE AND NksHVILBE-J AN, $50 p. NJ.
Gallstin Express s P VI.
EDsufELD AND KENTucKT-6:3O A NJ, 1880 P. N.
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NAsHvIL1E AVID CHArTANoosA-S:OO A. NJ SCOOP.
TEEHEssEE AND kLkBAMA-IO:OO A. NJ, 500 p d.
LOUISVILLE AND HAsHvILLE-3:20 A NJ, 2:2O p NJ.
Gailatin Express 8 A. NJ
DsKEIELD KExTUcKT-S:30 A. NJ. and 6:45 NJ
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From NOW Orleans.
FIera Temple and Patcben

New ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Privatc adyices from
Mexico say that the Liberals under Ogazon have
captured Guadalajara.
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= ..,, 49,, ~. s, If Gri,ham & Hudaker, return ny
sincere for the ra patronage bestowed upon me house
and commend my former partner ana suoeS d IL CIV
way WORTHY O' 'Ns J. W. GRESHAM
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ROCHESTER, Oct. 23-in the race between Patch
en- and Flora Temple, Patchen the first heat
and PlOra Temple won the next three. Time-2:29;
2:29; ard 2:2S.
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C0TNTy CoURT SALE,

Fine Horse and Buggy fer safe
nHE OR BOTH willbe sold cheap for cash notes. or X
~ change for lot of ground paving IgInpss stock &c
AppIyto W BROWN
ssp25-dIm ~ Cherry street.
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CLUB MEETINGS

BRECKINREDGE AND LANE.
Wednesday Night, Oct. 2Ith.
Central Club, at No Firemans Hall.
Thursday Night, Oct. s5th.
Fourth Ward Club, at Dan Wards Corner.
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Emore D. Young and wife ct asVs George w. Csmpbellet ais
pursuance Of Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered at tie August term 1860 will expose
public House door Nashville Saturday
-. .l.- - ~. MT
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!
Blood Food!

To all suffering consumption ncpient or con6rme or
debility Of any kind; from or nervous
brought by any cause from scrOas complaints: or from
diseases the kidneys bladder ladies' sug auv OF
the many distressing complaints their liable TO- and which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered IS certain ana re7be remedy. Differing in every
particular from patent medicines Of the day. Is
Combination Of IT. on, SULPHUR AND Pho PBOROTS
very great WORTH and hundreds bear glad sna grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred them
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New Yor6. are the
sole pr5pretors srce and have CONSEQUENCE Of
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of
wrapper yellow, and increased the size Of bottle
Be very cautious in buying that fac
their signature the outside of the wrapper as all
others counterfeit. v. WOOD & co st. Louis.
oct9 II Wholesale 4 gents for the West.
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on the Southwest Of Ire belonging the estate Of
Tbos simpkiBs deceased lying the OF Bail Run
Creek adjoining the farm Of Elisha Cover Said 10
free frsm the equity Of redemption.
Terms.A credit Of six and twelve months will be rSep
notes witt satisfactory security required retail
until the purchase mouey Is paid Z. z CHEAFHAM
OctI4 '6O-tds-pr's fee So Clerk and Nasier
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Found.

ON the Lebanon Turnpike near :he Uerni.age Pocket
~ Book containing several prOsory notes and other paper
which the owner get By ealing at this oce and paying TOT
this advertisement
Get dw-u
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T Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have Ised it, and is
sorted with confidence in all the disease for which
is recommended. -
Il has cured thousands Z within the last two years
who had given up all hopes OF relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The dose must be adapted e to the temperament OF the
individual taking it, and us ed in such quantities
act gently on the Bowels =
use Let Of thu the LaTE S an tis
will Liver Conn = plants, BiliOus At
Iacks, Dyspepsia, chronic DIarrhOea
RI, DroPsy, Sour Stomach, HabitnaI
COstiveness, Choi- ic, Cholera, ChOIes
mOrbuSsChOler8 Hnflntums ElaIu-
lence. IA u N C e. = Female Weakness
eS, and may used sue = cessfully Ordina-
~ Family Medi-@ cine 1t will cure SICK
II E ID a II e, las = thOuIands can testfyl in
twenty minutes, If - TWO or Ghree Tea
spOOnGuIs are taxi y en- at the commencement Of
attack.
All whOuse itare giving their mouy
in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth vii lnvigorator swallow
Also. SANFORD JS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable putup
nGLAss CASES, air tight and viii keep in any climate
The Family Ca thartic PILL is gen
tie but active Csthartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years
have long used the PILLS :, the satisfaction which
all express regard to their Use has induced place
them within the reach Of all. ~
The Profession well know that different CatharicI act
The FAMILY CA = THARTIC PILL
with reference this we'll established fact,
been compounded from > variety OF the pursst Vege-
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
aimentary canal, and are EOOa and saAe IN all cas-
es where Catharte is = needed such ID e =
engagements of tie stomach, leePi.
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. o =,
COstiVeneSs, Z ain and Soreness over
the whole Q q y, - from sudden cold, which
frequently If neglected. - end in long of Fe-
yer Loss OF APpe- = lite, a Cree ping Sen
SatiOn of Cold over = the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = yeig in the In cad,
all InfIammatO = Diseases, WOrms,i in
Children Adults, Rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood " and many diseases which
heir, mention this advertise.
ment. Desc, i to B. IL Price dimes
The Liver InVigOratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills retaea by Druggists generally sold
wholesale by the trade Ii all the large towns.
S. 7. W.SANFORD, NJ D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 355 Broadway, N. Y.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO.,
fsbIs.y St. Louis, No.
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YanceT and Douglas.

We learn that persons purchasing excursion tick
cts for Nashville Friday next, will be carried
back on Saturday by the various railroads free of
charge
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I BILLIARD TABLES!
NOR SALE spleadid Rosewood Billiard Tables, with Marble
or slate Beds with the Best Cushions in the World for
S925 500 Everything complete Please send your
or ers by mail oberWse and will FIJI them the II
given in person.
PAll Tables sold by are Warranted
y "a. GRIFFITH.
Practical Billiard Table Manufacturer,
nct4-d3m No Fulfnn Street. New York CITY.
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Complimentary Renefrt TO Miss Bateman
CORRESPONDENTS.

NASHVILLE Oct %. 1860.
Mss BATEW,N-Wc, the undersigned, being DESTROYS
of testifying your merit Artist of recognized
ability. and having in remembrance your many tri-
umphs as a child and wishing to pay tribute to your
matured talent, do hereby tender you Compli-
mentary Benefit at such time as will suit your con
veuienCe to accept.
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LOUISVILLE Oct. 23-The river is falling with
water N the canal.
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ROCK CITY MILLS.
RETAIL PRICES.
Bell" flour nhags g. In hslfbags T.
Old Hickory do p eI5
Eagle do 4" =" , 50 Z" 50
Meal per bushe 81 CO. Mixed BrsL per lbs 90
Delivered to all parts ofthe city. octs, IsSe-Iy