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MORNING WRAPPERS ARTISTIcALLT CONSIDERED.
The editor of the Baitimo Family JounGl, who
we will venture to say, is growing old bachelor,
thus discourses on morning wrappers:
We feel compelled to make few remarks regard
inc the prevailing custom of ladies' receiving morn
ing visitors in wrappers as the Europeans term
them. "dressing gowns" Nothing, in our judgm ent
can be more inappropriate or il worse taste than
this too prevalent custom. 1t is particularly obj
tionable TO see the undergarments of young br ide
EXPOSED. in order to exhibit the elaborate and ul-
gar finery which seem to be an essential. part of
the trousseau1 of the, present day. Simplicity is
ever a mark of a chas e and pure mind, and no law
of fashion should be allowed to destroy those natu-
raj instincts of modest which find place in every
female heart. It shou not be considered necessary
among refined and civilized community to have
ocular proofs of the neatness and cesnlin ess of
la US under clothing and any exhibition to this end
must be vulgar it is derogatory to the refine
ment and delcacy of true womanhOOd. We hope
to live to witness reform in this matter and to see
the neat morning iress and white collar take the
place of the ope wrapper, and its concOmitant
fripperyl
patent has been issued to Mr.. MURDOCH MURCHF-
son, of Denmark, in this State for improvement in
cotton presses also, one to Mr.. N A. PATTERSON of
Kingston, for Improvement in cotton gins.
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A FIne ArficIe.
EsfraY in petty COunty.

1AA BOXES English Dairy and Western Reserve Chess
a Just receive direct the Diaries, and for sale By
noyI BENZ. P. SHIELDS co.
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GENERAL RULES.

Il will save Us great ofunnecessary troub our friends
In writing 70 u.s. viii bear mird the following rules:
Always give the date once county and State IN ne eooy
OF your letter. =.
II you wish the Paper changed from one oss to ano give
both Offices In fall.
II yoc write business and other Matters write on spAfa
sheets Of paper ,or different leaves Of one Sheet
All letters business shogd Be directed % nes,s = "
eRTFFIrH co. and act personally 70 either Of the Pro
pFistorS
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TIE r. M 8 :

UPCash I'm advance I'm All cases for CIbus
and Annual subscriptions.
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The New York Courier is very indignant that any
one should have circulated herumor that the Prince
sent Mrs. Gov. MORGAN diamond necklace and
saws He was incapable of any such improperly ;
and most assuredly had he sent one it would have
been promptly returned. When the Prince accept
ed of the hospitality of Governor MORGAN, he re-
cognized their social equality as a gentleman, and,
of course. could not Lave been guilty of any such
improperly as has been charged.
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after nobly preparing the way for the freedom oil
his serfs, has made important changes in tGe laws
regulating the residence of foreigners Formerly
they were not permitted to buy real estate or build
houses except upon disadvantageous leases, or to
trade as merchants, except in limited way. All
these restrictions are now removed and foreigners
are placed as to residences, ownership of property,
and traffic, upon level with Russian subjects. The
facilities for travel in the empire also much increas-
ed, by a simplifcation of the passport system.
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IRISH potatoes.

There were four entries, all from Marion county.
George Woodill acre, yield 100 bushels, kind blue
and white Neshannoek; E. R. Lake, acre, yield,
3l2 bushels, kind, Shaker blues; F. Whitford l
acre. yield, 4O3 bushels, kind, peachblows; and S.
r. Woodfll acre, yield, 293 bushes, kind, blue and
white Neshannocks
Mr. HOMER. of st. Clara Valley, California, in
1850, reported on average yield of 1000 bushels per
acre on a large area.
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Garlbaldi,s Personal HeroIsm

A correspondent # the Journal deS De5ats saws A:
The most brilliant episode of the action of the Ist
of October the recapure of the battery at the
! foot of Mont San Angelo When left Santa Maria
knew that this battery had been.much disabled in
| the morning. GaribadI arrived at nine o'clock
when the enemy was laundering at it with all his
| strength because it took him in flank and was
causing him severe loss. The triple battery cour-
ageously resisted the attack and never Stacked fire
when all at once the one at the foot of the hill be-
came silent The royalists to the number of $500
got round the HILL and rushing upon the guns spiked
five of them and killed several of the men at their
pieces. Garibaldi, on the San Tammaro side soon
observed the silence of his favorite battery and an
aidde camp from General Milwitz soon informed
him of the disaster, which would probably have
lost him the battle. Garbaldi at once started off
crossed Santa Maria, followed by Medici and his
staff, and, collecting what men he could, he cried in
a voice which caused all to shudder ave are going
to die, but the Italians must win the day; at all
other points we have conquered Followed by 100
men, at a rapid pace, Carloads, leading the way in
a small disabled carriage, went right forward.
But just as they got near the Casino of
San Angelo, some Neapolltan chasseurs who were
lying on the ground, rose and fell upon them. The
coachman drove his horses into ditch and formed
barricade of the carriage. Garibaldi jumped up,
Indignant and went up to the chasseurs. shouting
Viva Italia - Some of his men coming up at the
time, the enemy became demOralized and took to
flight. Garibaldi slightly wounded in the
stomach, and his trousers were riddled by two or
lhree outlets III only mad another pair"
he said, and without further remark he continued
his march towards battalion of $50 Hungarians.
commanded by Gen. Mogyorady. He pointed to the
NeapOlitans who were in possession of the battery
and cried out, forward my lads dispense that rab-
bic yOnder for me !" This "rabble' consisted of a
regiment of the line, squadron of cavalry COM
pany of chasseurs, and company of artillery.
The Hungarans. without waiting to count the num-
bers of the adversary, rushed forward and charged
with bayOnet. After contest of twenty minutes
the battery was re-taken, and once more it poured
its storm of grape the Neapolitan troops, who
fed in confusion across the fields. The Hungarians
in this encounter had 80 put hors de combat the
Neapoltans had about 200. Garibaldi did not wait
TO dress his wound, but hurried elsewhere The
day, however. was now won.
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Tor1svuIE. Nov. 6.-The fusionists have carried
Now York CITY. one dispatch says by $4,000 anoth-
err saws 10000 majority. The former adds; We
nudge Lincoln carries the States.
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction sale of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.

SAFE OF Household 1ma
Kitchen Furniture,
w. Oae''y Sired, Opposite nsv Hotel BnEdIag,
Aesiasnesof VIM. l. Boyd.Jr.
D. TAU asDAE, November sh $50 T M al, A uusRo
IN part asfolloEs. -'--''@ - iatafe, eon4ia-ahs
me ne rosewood octave Piano For,e:
fiutina Pari0r Or An.
sosass Parlor Chaf-s Ru,.,7.'
su oener articles to numerous "a u,-5sio,
ASL.tN - Satc.--AH suns un6s, 80 -. N -
iosl 3oL'ns slnl-, Etth notss we'd eudarssd - -
eAls 70 commence atl5 oclock, a NJ
b T. GLASCOcK, Austisusr
AomsnistratOr's sale.
ON THURSDAY, the lsta day o. Novsr,ss, Is.o r .r
~ fer for sale TO the highest bdders a. Pattsss - 49,
(haTfows o. Haspetn and iste residence Of Mi 49,
in Cheathan county, Tsr n1ssea. -f-' 1850 -
From sixty 70 seventy head sf Mules
seyentyto ssVenty paw head o. Csaias "a .r
seventy T. Ge7enty Eve had of shesp.
Seven Yoke Of Oxeus
Carts; HaEons, RloSs, e, 40; q q r.,ssa..s
Two Sets Blacksmith fcols, Carr enter foois -
1000 Barrels Corn, IN the Rlsld;
25 Stasks Of Milet Hay.
And various other articles, too tedious % mention
Terms OF SRle.--For all suns u aIO and upde- -.
In hard; that credit Of als nonths vim Be- iSss
Bonds Eith approved secar in al Willie required sr
Paterson Iron WOrks, Oct. les 60-dtd lIrl-.
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James Orr, of Delaware county, reported two
crops of oats producing 60 and IS bushels per acre.
J. d. Williams of Knox, reported so bushels per
acre, and James McCoy, of the same county,
reported &c bushels per acre. Each sowed two
bushels of seed per acre. Cost of cultivation Sc
nPr acre
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wHEAT-FoR ONE ACRl

A farmer in Park county who did not compete
for premiums stated that he harvested Ga bushels
and IA pounds per acre, II acres of ground. The
greatest yield realized in Ohio was sos bush
els per acre, reported in 1850 by Abner Lodge of
Belmont county.
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nd rRAHELERs BY 5 "a AND LAND.
To Hire

NEGRO WOMAN srst class cook, W.ahsr and Irsnsr.
0elR3-H
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RESUsCTATIoN AFTER HANGNG.-One of the few
northumberland cases of resuscitation after hang
ing occurred in Paris in l776. young girl of very
prepossessng appearance, from one of the interior
provinces of France, placed at Paris in the SER
vice of man deprayed by all the vices of that me
trOpols. Smitten by her charms, he attempted her
ruin. but was unsuccessful. Incensed at his defeat
he determined on revenge, and secretly placed in
her trunk articles belonging to him, and marked
with his name. He then denounced her TO a magis-
trate who coused her to be arrested and the miss
ing articles being found in her possession she was
brought to trial In her defense she could onlv as
sert her ignorance of the manner in which the ar
tices came in her trunk and protest her innocence
She was found guilty, and sentence of death pro-
nounced upon her. The hangmans Office was inef-
ficiently performed by the executioner's son. The
body was delivered into the hands of the surgeon,
by whom it had been purchased. He Immediately
conveyed it home, and was proceeding to dissect it.
when he perceived slight warmth about the heart.
By the prompt use of proper remedies, he restored
the suspended animation. In the meantime he sent
for trustworthy priest, and when the unfortunate
girl opened her eyes she supposed herself in anoth
err world. and. addressing the priest, (who
man of marked and majestic eountenance } exclaim-
ed: Eternal Father, you know my innocence; have
pity on me-"
la her simplicity, believing she beheld her Maker,
she continued to sue for mercy, and it was some
time before she realized she still in the land of
the living The surgeon and priest being convinced
of her innocence she retired to village far from
the scene of her unjust punishment.
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TH virtue 81 Deed Of Trust b. James l. BELL ss-
csase 70 the andersignsd Trustee. TIE ssh DAY
April Is59 registered in tse Registers Once obsstksn
county, in A, page 42l, and In Dickson county Register
Once IN book l. pages rs and 1885, VII sGsr Tor ale besor
the Court House dsor the city Of Nashville safurdagh
10th day Of November next many Of tie slaves menhcned
sad consisting Of woneH and ehidrsn viii
iSfy the debt hch said deed vas executed.
Terms of sale, Cash.
SA.hvilis, Tenn Oct. 10, vO-dd
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There were two entries. George Woodfill, of Ma
rion and Vestals, of Wayne county. The first rails
ed the rate of 140 bushels per acre; the last 22O
bushels on general average Of twenty acres. But
one of the Bermudas they raised GA bushels one
eigh of an acre, and of the yellow and red Nanse-
monds II bushels on one fourth of acre.
HUNGARIAN GRASS.
There were three entries-two by William Sim-
mons of Upton county one for one acre, the other
acres; Weld tons and $40 pounds per acre; and
BY John Williams of Knox county, yield tons and
1870 pounds per acre.
TIMOTHY HAY.
There were several entries in this crop, Of which
the heaviest yield is tons and l65 lbs per single
acre BY James Orr of Delaware county. His aver
age Weld was tons per acre. F. Whitford, of Ma
ron county raised 2 tons SS4 lbs per acre; 0. p.
Aiken, of Vanderburg county, whose field of 20
acres yielded an average of 81 tons per acre: j. d.
Williams, Of Knox county raised tons 237 lbs, and
T. A. Long, of Howard county, showed tons per
acre.
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Jacob Shimp, of South Bend county, reported
yield of 50 bushels and &c pounds per acre on 374
acres.
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New York.

CAIRO. Nov. 6.-Bell 80; Lucolu GO; Douglas $50
Breckenridge nothing
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ELECTTON RETURNs.

We give below the dispatches that we have re
ceived up to the hour of going to press:
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LANIER,. PHILLIPS & co.
On Tuesday, Novem Der 18Th, at 10 o'clock,
AWE WILL SELL FOR CASH, in front Of our WARE.
house large and complete assor GROC
consulting in part sfoilows, viz
50 hhds Sugar ;-t IObbls Texas Pecans,
so bags Coffee, SACKS Almonds.
% 55is Molasses, 100 y and Z bxs Star Candles
100 bbs crushed and powdered 100 bbls White Whisky,
sugar, IS do NY Brandy.
9Oboxes Cove Oysters, 10 bbis Holland Gin
10 bags Pepper, 800 kegs Nails,
p chests Teas, Is doz Painted Buckets
~ bales Cotton TEinei 30 nests Tubs,
- COILS rope, l50 boxes Soap,
10 cases Matches, IS do poyles Candles,
100 boxes Star Candles 100 dog Mason's BlacEing
$50 packages EeR Maci<ereI / 100 boxes Plasks
kits, half bbls and bills, 9 tierces Figs,
SOO boxes New Raisins, 90Dpaokages Raisins
200 y and 4 boxes do 90 bads Filberts
50 boxes Brandy Cherries,
Together with other make IN compIe.
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS 4. C0
OVID M 40 M.,sSt ~.
For Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
v1NUE liVbt draueht steamer Commodore
perry, BR0wE Master, wiz leave for the seAc..JA
above and Ali intermediate ports WEDNESDAY,
the nm inst at IL o'clock For freight passage apply on
heard or Ia u II. HARRISON,
noy6-e2t A HAMILTON, Agents.
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
JUNHE fine new passenger steamer james
Woods, BoYD Master, will leave as above sue{SlA
on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th ms. at u o'clock -
r-r A.HAAlbFoE, -.
pov4-5d II. II. HARRISON, Ag'ts
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Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-The vote of this city stands,
Bell 1892; Douglas 1886; Breckenridge S54; Lincoln
about 100. Bell and Douglas men say that Kentucky
has gone for Bell by 10 to 10 thousand.
BOWLING GREEN, Nov G.-Four precincts, in
GLIDING Bowling Green: Bell 597, Douglas 294;
Breckluridpe ~
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Virginia.

A urivate dispatch to a member of the OPPOSE
lion. from Lynchburg. claims gain for Bell in Nir-
inia as far as heard from of $50. Bells majority
in Lynchburg 452.
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HOTELS,

CIAnrYcE Hcrrr, % LrsrErARD STREET. NEAR
~ nLcaavsy ys'ers 70 Es- rors or steady to~rsrs vbe
hA@ The eerre ~ sh~ city, wfn md good accommodations
lcvct rtce- Lcdgrgr fcr gentleman and wse 70 eeun 70
seu0 0psr ~ nlxft Piano ard bah
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sTEAMDOATs.

9TEAMDOATS.
Dtv BOAT FOR WEST POINT, NEwBuRg AND
~ Poughkesrne THE ssesnbcat Aida viii leave Jaw
street pier aad altar saturday June - daily NJ
touching Ihreth street on and after june 40 returning
the city NJ b Passengers for Albany Troy Saratoga OF
point make conneciion Poachkea
Baggage ransferreffree. Fare 30 cents
CNoR BRrD0KPORf-FARE 90 CENTs.-rRoN PvCx
alp, Ee River, The steamer BRrD9EPORT leaves eve-
Monday, Wednesday and Friday II cclcck. pcu Coz,
nscens viii he HorsAtoek Ssngaiuch, Nsv Haven And
GE0. W. coRLrEs Aser,
nAny LIVE FOR BRIDoMoRT-rRoM OLIVER
~ sp r.. IN connecocn with the HcueNtouse Railroad
The steamer CATAlINx CspA VIM. a. va esvss daily q
IA oiciock. noon TAre - csss Frslehs taken. = 4.
Gro. W. OORIIEs Asent
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.
~ Pare cerM
Bosn leave every hour, from A. n 70 H. iron foot cs
whsehHn sree4 -
he and A. ~ nd r. n. from New Yors ccu.
with staten Island Railroad
On en< Sundays boats leave every half boar.
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010A DAY CAN BE MADE-AoEyTs WANTED
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abe 70 print Color vsrnish and this
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town and city marked down plainly and the distances
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Every river and o~n the river marked A map
o. al Che states east Of New York scale three times
large AZ The main also inserted in the blank IL
The Atlantic Ocean, south, and is the most full map Of
the Eastern states ever engrared Alone worth The
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4 BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAME1L.rD YuRNrruRE
"A for - In Al colcrs Of superics aud wNrAnted manu-
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ieS
ALI. KINDS or FURNITURE, NATTRExsEs AND BED
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sv W sNEDESS ID Bowery, bstwecn Saai,n aud Hou.-
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-02
IIotorpathic Institution.

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Reader do v,,l want to BE- restored to health, ard
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n cleryymlnf lawyer mef'"ahlf leec'ti q"
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