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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
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To Baltimore, PhiIadelphias New York
and Boston. and the only Road TO
Washington City.
OENTRAE. OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
ton City East Columbus the West at which places
with Railroads for and from all points IN the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers by Route visit the cities Of Baltimore
phsiePha New York. Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
York OF Boston alone, by other lines.
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City TO
the Eastern cities, additional charge OF 81 only,
Sleeping cars attached to all night trains.
Tickets good until usd with the privilege Of stopping Of at
all principal points. tr
and Travellers for pleasure or information can
visit all the Eastern Cities al comparatively small expense
The scenery wonderful beauty aad sublimiy
it uuequaed world Its system Of day and night ask
poice splendid equipment; its exclusive telegraph nes is
large its fine hotels (under the surve
the Compzny to the passengers sPee safety
and comfsFt l..aE -.- -s
Through and Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Ofices in the West
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroed
W. P. SMITH, Master Transportation & . n
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent, q X R.
; H. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western agent, & o r X.
II. ]. JEWETT, Pres't, G o r.
J.W. BROWN, Genl Ticket Agent, ORR
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Tennessee and Alabama RallrOaO'
TIME TABLE. Ia
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1880;
--- e--e-e- Going south.
Leave Nashville l:45 NJ arrive st Columbia 7:o5 NJ
Leave Nashville e55 NJ arrive At Columbia 535 Nj.
Going North:
Leave Columbia 73o A N, arrive at Nashville 10 n.
Leave Columbia Las P n, arrive at Nashville N.
VHE Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
4 Charleston Railroad at Decatur. -.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train 70 Mount Pleass1t and Pulaski.
The Evening Train going North makes close connection at
Nashville Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and amer
Monday May h Louisville and all Eastern cities But one
train Sunday W. On PEhhlNs,
IpavI-lr : - .ePB&N Superintendent
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HUNHARLAN GLASS SEED.
no sUsasLs HUNGARIAN GRASS sEsD. lurf y
0OsO e'issisy 4 'It5Iss: = Mssss ss-..
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SUNDAY, APRIL 29ths 1880,
Passenger Trains, sna West, viii follows
GOING EAST. 2,
~ Leave NaahEiIiea at A NJ and P H.
Arrive It Chattanooga I3o II AID l:45 NJ
COMING WEST. "a
5l Leave Chattanooga at 7:30A NJ and 7s50 n.
Arrive at Nashville at II and A N.
connection and shortest to Boston, New York;
"a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond,
Petersburg, LynchbuTg, Knoxville, Savannah Charleston
Montgomery, Memphis New Orleans, &c. ~ ~
Both Trans at Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Rrcad, and at Chattanooga with Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic
Through Tcxes may be had at any hour application e
Ticket Agent, at Office at Depot, to the following places and
at the following prices, viz: ~, -.l E
Aanhv 70 Rrrr ponT Va ronfa
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plSsEoTING INsTRUMENTs
Fresh Corn Meal.

rabssf6er has made arrangements with Of TIE
eieIsgve mills in Kentucky for regular weekly sup
niles R Fy Neal and receiving SEQ bushels which he
eers the ty rae slight advance cost and carriage
JENKINS,
ro.-4I IL Market street.
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Dickens, short stories. containing thirty oas
oges before pubshed n this country, The whole written
b CHARLHs DIcSs Prca paper 50 cents, in cloth binding
Il IS. Juat received hy JOHN YORK co.
iuueI2
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We Agents these splendid Safes and invita- ne pu
lie 10 call and other eerhcses nannsri in uhi
they resistthe at.seks of botA
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Tyree SPRING.,
Gold Pens.


JUST RECEIKED BY
unss JOHN YORK * co.
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IA KcEIvKD asuppIy or Uubreas q sik, alpasa, 7sr.r
4, a7d plain cotson laule eEsr. iars, oters ~ p
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32s396 Ancunting to SIsISG5TS5
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EvgRY TWO TICKETs
WHOLE TICKETS. saof HALVES. SO; QUARTERS IS.
Certificates Of Packages win b sold at the following rates.
| which is the risk:
| Certificate Of Package OF % whole Tickets S299 90
do do 26 Half do l49 50
/ do do % Quarter de "A IS
| do do 9s Eighth DO a1
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rors1-sIsht aour. in tns rl.s.
D.nsv1Is, Ky., Marc. 3, Issa

DANEvILEE, KY, Marc- y leee.
Sr.ss. w. :. DoDDs 4 Co., cnclEzlru
GEzrLnESAt he tine of the srs which occurred in our
town o. I'D February, aOne your SAFES IN business
house. eonianing xaasbs paper notes, &C Ts hre
cured On he sisruooHo of he 2 and 6t
safe from the hzEnns ruin u M afternoon Of sf
queuty it BARRED he baEng thers for a6ou fory
sgkt hoarS- Il seeas dreetr where
hes vas eoussrahis ot q iar and several casks q
sssss and the safe TEL nto iof it sussisd
powerful beat when rsmoEed u rubzh frons sais
ALMOST REO-EKOTs With issss ssi Ofbu1ning eOals
al around t. Upon Ptins up o0Ess t In siali
Of The hinges had been brosns iat s so % Of tie
doors dsopped 0G thersby a0Ersa god & u heat ts Psne
raie far the INSIDE d0oEs Bat ne as is win he
door down. was in prosotsd We dssn due
state further hat he OUTSIDE door locked,
they had the could e oPer even though
hinge brOkea- When OPENED ne se found ne pa
pers, hank notes, SC, All secure.
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PROCLAMATION,

TsHAM g. HARRIS, Governor the State OF Tennessee:
To who shall these GTeen0' Whereas, 1t
has made that certain Andrew J. Lyons is
charged having foul murder
the day Of May, 1852 upon the body Of George R. William
son. Of county Of Giles and the 9TH Of june 1850
escaped the Jail Of said county and has fed from justice and
is now running at large.
therefore, G. HARRIS Governor Aforesaid,
BY virtue power and authority in vested do hereby
ofer reward Of Two hundred Dollars to any person
or persons apprehend the said Andrew J. Lyons,
anddever him the Sheriff Jaor of County Of Giles,
in justice, In that behalf may be had aud executed
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed at
Il Nashville, the l9thday Of June, 1860.
ISHAM G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor:
J. &. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
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The Great Weather Plart.
ULL M A Ms
Weather Indicator

Indicates the Weather "a hours in GdUdnce
From the great number Of Certificates and Testimonials reeeV
ed in relation this wonderful Plant sbery to refer
the following known OF the most distinguished
and scientific men Of the Union, such as
Gen. Harding, Davidson county;
Thomas Hsrding, Esq, :.
Aris Brown, ESQ, " q"
Lucius Polk, ESQ, Maury county;
Thomas Qowdey, ESQ, (Jeweler) Nashville;
David Sanders, Esq, Carthage, Tenn .e-E-
Prof. George Backie. Nashvillei
Bowling, do
g Lindsey, do
D Wright, do
% W Draper. New YORK UpiVersy;
franklin BRche, Author Of the United States Dspensats-
ry. Philadelphis;
John kilngton, Memphis Medical College;
Lewis Agassiz, Cambrde University, Mass;
Z" Joseph Henry, Smithsonian Institute;
" 7 L Riddle, University of louisiana o;
:" james Stafford, Cumberland University, Lebanon;
I" R Curry, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Hon. Judge Baxter, Nashville;
90 o p Nicholson. Washngton, D G;
Rector G Smith, Columbia
Hon John Marshall Attorney at Law, Franklin, Tenn.
Rev DR. Lapsley, Carthage. Tenn.
Thousands Of equally reliable the above could be
given but for want Of space.
Price 81 so, or when sent by mail $500.
N. B. State ard County Rights for Sale Address,
STRETCH a. FORBES, Druggists Nashville, Tenn
Agents for hS United States. ma924
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IendE d heme!
TO RR DRAWN
Each "Wednesday in june.

Glass 27O Draws w Wednesday, June g, 1850.
Glass 2s2 Draws Wednesday, June I3, 1850.
Glass 29z Draws Wednesday, Tune go, 1850.
Glass 3O6 Draws Wednesday, June 27s 1861
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
7SNumbers--I3 Drawn Ballots.
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w. B. B.sDoDDs& co.'s
coNcREFE sAEEs FRIUmPHANTs


DAzErsLz, KY, March 6, 1850.
A-'-Hs ". 3. DoBDs & Co.. ozcuxs71:
GzzsThs sic purchased from y07 some tine
severely ed b ths DISASTROUS in this pacs. and
are happy e yit 1ood he equal the representations
Soa made ~ when Purchased Our rOoa, Vhh he
safe stood Was totally destroyed w andihs afs fsn ins
me eer sad sss sovsE p tie burning ruins hut apon get
hngiteHt and spenag oune svey paper % not Of
them seorche6 dscd n any sag. We taks pisaEurs n
beArng this testimony to he sssnt qualy Of ths ss
ufassared at yOu sstabllshnenG Tosu.
Isisnsdl T J. sHISrKLsoWzR-
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DESCRIPTION.

Lyoas is small man, weighing about us 100 pounds, be
tween and IS years age skin dark hair and dark
heavy snd heavy and down cast countenAuee
Had on wien left dove coored and blue cotton pants
shoe maker by rad and supposed by be making hi
way TO Lawrence Wayne county. junel2 I'm
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! capitaI Prize Of ss7, 500

Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS ! Quarters $3.50
Cercats Of Packages in the above Scheme, to he drawn
Wednesday viii be sold ct the following rates. Whehs the
ns-t;sc.s Of PACKAGE Of Qs hee Tickets sI49 50
do do % Half do "a 70
do do s6 Quarter do 81 81
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RefrigeratOrs.
Grmfenberg Dysentery syrup.

ONG wanted fresh supply Of The famous
Philadelphia Refgeraors, which, for usefulness
omy are unequallei. MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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one Square, year ss Each additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for VIII be charged for the excess.
IN THR WEEKLY.
osE DolAR per square the rs F1T cExrs each
Subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published IN botk the Daily Weekly, will
be charged the full daily with one half the weekly rates
added.
7rGnsiss ASssrsisusts ssss paid JOrGs tie time Of
fneerfSoa.
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gasBbiIIs Gniou ana snsfitsr.


j TEN LINES eR Lras CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
Il HIIn n nv --------
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
orr,cr NASHVILLE L CHATTAEOosA RAuRoAD Co.,
October ID, 1852
- ~. po,rd of Directors calls are made the
stock Of the Company subscribed for building Banch
S from bridgeport to Jasper payable to the Treasurer oil TINS
dollar on each Share the l November lsSg and Two
doss IN each share on the days OF December I9 JAnus
~ February March, April May june 1uy' AUGUST sePew
Ner October. and November, l66O - 81.
be jackson Pryor. at Jasper or 70 tne
TresSurrr at his Office in Nashville -.
Prompt2ess in meeting these calls Is requested oi
ers Of Stock asthe construction OF the road depends
n the means provided specifically for that purpose
on tne WeSn' W. A. GLEAVEs, Treasurer.
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A11eshany sp1-1nsss
"a NILS RRoH sBAWsVILLE DEPoT,
Montgomery County. virginia.

Montgomery County, Virginia.
TIVE Proprietors having purchased this Watering
Place in October last, have Acroughly repaired and
will open ii for the reception Of visitors ON the 18TH dy
Having increased accommodations and made liberal arrange
ments for the comortOf their guests they ater themselves
steat few f anyl Watering Places viii afford the same at
II Is .aated in the county Of Montgomery, "a miles
bs Of the Roanoke River and Is surrounded By some Of the
beautiful and attractive te be found among the
the stfsw years. that unnecessary sAy anything
in Of H. = 1 nov nov considered % ee &c for the
and Of he nervous system We might sPpsna
sis merits, and these ght be added ad iHazu
will be met at shaEsye BY Your Horse Onni
leaving BalsmoTs Washington, Richmond and Pesrsbury
the morning, arrive the springs The aayi those from the
South win and the conveyance On the arrival Of each train
NEW MAGAZIHES.
GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK FOE JULY.
GODEY,S LADY's BOOK ron JULY
GODEY,s LADY,S BOOK FOB JULY.
PETERsON,S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOB JULY.
PETERSON,s MAGAZINE FOB JULY.
PETERSON,s MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
Just REcxZEED AED FOR SAFE By
JOHNSON . TREANOR,
juuels No. Union Street
New Magazines.
Eclectic FEAGAZINR FOR JULY.
ELECTIC MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
ELECTIC MAGAZINE F3R July.
ECLETIC MAGAZINE FOR July.
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE far Juy.
KNICKRRROcKER MAGAZINE for July.
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE 'cr July.
JOHNSON rREkNoR,
iuneeo Nos Union street, EAshvills. Tenn.
Land for sale.
Il AM Offering saIe pvAsIy,a portion Of NJ Land
upon which nov I've about ave nsstron The city lnns
| proposed to be sold IS about at
One Hundred and Twenty-FIye Acres,
which a. ne and productive soil as there coany
State. abeEuuI buildng Site which eonanes ns
win beautiful growth iorest Between ~ ana
sixty acres hns clover land in nnegosth; The % I'M
spring upon the tract which sgors suneisney o. @a " -
Tho wishing to purchase splendid o. land in aas
nsighbOhOOd, and With all Other ad.antsg so1@ s. e
For ssrms 1c apply o sLAscocK NEwsoa, or 2 he
undersigned on the premises
mayS-t-w2m -----------
ron TJpPER CUmBEsRLAND RIVER.
| ~--.1v 4. s..,-., ,..r,nrer steauser KDMoEiA,
Il KIsrrT Maissr si regularly throughout
ne above Osssisg % = sIel a s.2 a, - % & =.
nt ~ facilities mut render her dsservedy popa
lar. FOR sEht o. Ras.ssaPply o. s9arS s,p-, Or to
wanted immediately.
FEW hundred bushes late Red Potatoes fer panng fer
! a shieh he highest maEket price wiz Be psid.
UsshvilIs May Is, 1850 No "A SOUR MsrEef street
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Very respectfully yOurs,
Signed CIV. WEIGH a co.

pASNnLz, Ky-s March :, i6so.
Mr.sAs. ". B. DODBs 4 Co., cHCEzATI
DEAR sIRsTte safe purchzssj Of you in ssDsb.r last
has stood the great Ere which IN Tie ad
February Ilenddy had large amount 0f notes, rsops
&c. in it before the bung buTDs took the papers pat
in sheets Of paper apOn opening since he bing
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WE offer for sale liberal terms number Of beautiful
w building lots in Broynsve, on and me near De sSss
Pike from and hall % three mics IRON 'ne eiS
lots With small improvements. -, ~. ,.uo,tD
Also. number Of lots in Edgeaeid one on the Sals IN
fEe eTeraI beautiful lets Watkins magnificent sddi
ton. /, an. p..s,. po,ioL,s EIardipois and
other Addit'Ons' OA' j. L. R. VI. BROWN,
44lz Cherry street
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rpsuGNT an order Of the Board Of Directory Of the
Planter Bank Of Tennessee, made this 10th DAY o. May
1865 an election be held BY the az me
- on he Qd day of July next being the hrs Msnday
to whether they will accept reject the new enare
rsnte said Bank the Tennessee Legislature a. Us session
ls59-6O. By order Of the Board y. "N< $500,
Nasby;iIa Nav II. God til July Sashieh.
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AsIUSENIENTs.


A CAnESY or MUSIC -pOlIUTO-CORTEsr
"A TO hOR6OW CHEBfFHDAYA, September NJ 30c,ucz.
First appearance thiA y-c trnwe.
csennf, -
NINE ADELAIDE c0RTEsI
Ia her greet role Of Pauline IN rOlIUIO.
FrH this Of the famous leunr
Sf9 huSfANI
WkDk xSDAY, Sept DC aiyely only night az Dooxsta.
IL POIlUTO; OR, I MARrfKI
with NINE ADELAIDE coRrEsL
SIC: MustANI. $40 AsoDIo,
In the principal roea
Conductor. NARErXIK
On THURSDAY, Sen.
alss AnELrNA PATTI.
- cAs famous role OF Lucis Ia 1900,
/ LUCIA III LAMAERnooR,
.-tt~mrer1
NINE ADELAIDE CORTEsl
n o.rrn III TkOyATORE
90 s0ANScAT FlRsT GRAND MATINEE
PkiJks or ADMISSION
sorsr9uette, parqust.e acknowledgements
Admission ..................' 49,. 81 ceus exss.
Reserved -ding to sire and location, $50 ia
r rsnas boxes acco "esrs Amphseslre 'sae
MT rh s5s & tickets fo ro aoraa o. !. s.
oesck at the box Office OF the Aca o ~ ~ 1DsTs
saonsry stofe liz Wal street. and 'fcosns IVA o'oas'
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PARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.


RARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Under The personsl superyision of r. 7. BARNuu
:. BEST VENTILATED LECTURE ROOM
Encouraged by his immense success tho 4. .is.s
ed 70 cali The attention Of his patrons to s''ssS' 49,
IIhhss awWHH44TT Gan THEY THEY s sEr
Those most won ierful strange and
MYSTERIOUS ANIMAIS
TWO IN NUMBER AND or uiSrfN(-r spRorns
Pound 10 the hitherto unexplored wos OF Africa n snsu.
hy p , state o. ge.ervsion have Ter
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND poLLARs
~, any nn,1as Or other person who viii correctly ciav
on hAru RAJ AIsruKY These ndsssrisabe sni,ass 80
ATSrToSa6 s sis w sra II naISlSSw cfiEr
Lyltd WHAT is ITr' OR MAN MONKEY
lnE GsEAr LfvISG Hi.AcK SRA LION ."0A
me ony amin Of the kind 10 Atlantic saseg
S% Sc.i sss1ss9e,nl Isisc
naca WHO rme White hsm snk-n lrte Hair. Pima lysM
iFsf Ls s2,s Y viii PRsa' sos ss a1 ps;sn
TIE FINEST soUARiA IN rHK WvRI.D
EfyTaa ALIIo ,roRs. 40. -
yousTEza, s NOUS "IJghTNis9. CALCULAToR,"
BABY ANACoSDss, HAPPY rAnuS.
GREAT VARIETY NEW WAX FIGgRRs
:ou.naoe PsTifa DRAMA fSR st z pss6Ts -
All these besides all The Wonders and Novelties Of the nus
all 70 OF 81 EG SEEN II ro e CENTS
MUSEUM oPss ' RSoa y.s 4 = T III.
n HooiEr cAxPBE1Ls MINISTERIAL
Monday s,-ainF sssssmbsr and every evening:
o' OF A THs sT1R afT4Rto5Un Pk socoE"
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ROWHhy THEATRE
- - George Wood. aoe Lessee and kausror
nE AND rs. JAMEs w. wALLACK JR
Tuesday, Sept T. 1880
GUY MANNEkIN1.
nrg erfincs Mrs. W waaok N
A.Io bn.'non,. Mr. J. w. WAAok NJ
Inc auSoesfn tarce written for Yrs W. II. Leighioo
Thk FOOL or THE FAMILY.
r. r. OR, MAN AND TIuKR
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ArIBLO'S SALOON. -
IN H0Ol.EY 4 CAMPBEILls MINISTERIAL
H. ~ Hooey. c. Campbell and a. W. II Griffin Propse6sra
Monday ev-nnE sepsember and every evening"
COkIlhUgD AND UNPARALLELED BUCUEsM
OF TIE hTAk TROUPK
Crowded. nightly with The elite Of the cHy
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
First NINE Of tAs Pat-r5ol "a Trfo
SPORTS ON LARK.
BURLxsQUE STUMP SPEECH
COMIC PA3 DE DEUx LMERIQUR.
HAND DOWN DAT tILvER TRUnPET.
New Soogs Acts, DAnoea Solos,
Plantation Scenes, &c, be-, every ereuing
Door open ct 7. To commence 1t s 1toke>A 8 eeu1.
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DRYANTS MINsTRKIS.
ID Mechanic Hall l72 broadway, above Grand oFor.
Monda AZ keptember and every night this wesk. Ovw111
houses. Immense hit Of The bur1eeQuA
CHICAGO zoUAykF DRILL
wsnsold, he fayortts senos, Y Pea.ng bsil4dA
he popular vocal snarsste IN nc. non(. and chorusA
JERRY AND DAN, JRRHY AND DAN.
In new budget Of opaicAlkses ana 49, huSkaSis
SCENES AT PHALONB.
WHAT CAN THEY BU
Pas dfnstrucsioa- Down In on X. ". X.
Doov open at curtain rsss - ocock Tickets = sen1.
CAIETrRs CONCERT ROOM. ns BROADWAY. ADovu
VI Hoas6op
The model Concert Room of New Yort
OPEk EVERY EVENING,
with Of he mos talented companies 10 The city. 49,
3 cents NJ B.-fAdy yosAliss and Dancers wAn1GA.
Apply 10 Mr.. Hart, After IL A. NJ
THE PRErTrEsr WAITER 9rRrs
In The world attend the Gaieties, Ci5 Broadway.
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The simple fact OF having round necessary declins
receiving VI the plaee eight
evening each and all Of nights would
be SUFFICIENT nducement 10 Professor Anderson pro-
hs and series Of novelties could
get nAge " perform and auditorium large enough
N accommodate the expectAnt thousands
their desire 10 attend No place In York being available
Ana.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-06
LATFsT NEWS BY TELEGRAPa
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PoIIticaI News.


OMAHA, N. t. October "a large meet
ing of bolters from the Democratic ticket
was held here last night, which was ad-
dressed by Hon. Andrew j. Hanscom, VIM.
G. Baugh and others.
Mr.. Hsnscom charged some Of the candi-
dates on the Democratic ticket with corrup-
tion and malfeasance in office, and denounced
them as traitors to popular sovereignty.
CHICAGO, October 5.-The number in at
tendance at the mass meeting of the Democ-
racy to-day is fully equal to that of the
Seward demonstration on Tuesday last.
Delegations are present from various parts
of the State. The procession formed at
twelve o'clock, and escorted Mr.. Douglas to
Union Park, where he spoke for an hour and
a half The torch-light procession tonight
was grand affair. Speeches were made at
the Courthouse and also from the balcony
of the fremont House, by General Dodge Of
Iowa; Senator Stuart Of Michigan, and
others.
LAFAYETTE October 5.-The Republicans
had large and enthusiastic demonstration
here to-day. The crowd is estimated from
fifteen to twenty thousand. Hon. H. s.
Lane, of Indiana; Governor Randall, of
Wisconsin, and others were the speakers.
There were over 1000 torches in the pro-
cession tonight.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-06

NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-This part of the
country was visited, on Monday last, by the
most severe storm which has been witnessed
here for years. In this city the wall of a
new building on Camp-street, fell, killing
two persons.
Twenty-nine coal boats were swamped in
volving loss of $4,000
The back portion Of the city was sub
merged. Eleven miles of the Jackson Rail-
way was washed off, and large number of
houses along the line Of the road were swept
away, by which several lives were lost. The
damage on the river is heavy. Steamboats,
were blown ashore and others sunk.
From thirty-five to forty sugar-houses
were blown down, and the sugar crop greatly
injured.
A dispatch from Baton Rouge reports
twenty-One coal boats swamped and four
steamboats, sunk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-06
Mexican News.

New ORLEANS, October 5.-The brig Rineo,
from Vera Cruz, is ashore near the Balize
She confirms the final condemnation of the
confscation of the bark Maria Conception.
The Spanish Commodore threatened to
lombard Vera Cruz, but Captain Jarvis con-
demned that course, and the whole feet,
with the exception of one vessel, returned to
Havana.
A conducta having 81, ,OO0 destined
for Tampico, had been seized by Degollado,
and it is believed the money will be used to
support the expedition against the Capital.
1t is stated Doblado had effected loan of
100000 for the same purpose.
The advance guard Of the Liberals had ar
rived before Tacutyg the other divisions
were expected to be before the city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-06
MARRIED.

TAYLoR-LYON-On the 4th inst at the house
Of the brides father, by Rev, Mr.. Gray, Of Christ
city
CENTER, ,CAMPBELL-o the I9th of Septem-
heri IN Clarksyile, renu, by Rev 4. Delacy Ward
Ian, MT Il. II Center and Miss Mollie O. Campbell,
both OF Cincinnati.
BR0WN-BOOT-At New Haven, Conn., on the
I'd INST, by Rev, Dr. Cleveland, Robert Brown, jr.,
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss Caroline p. Root,
daughter Of Joel Root of the former place.
CHAMBERE-ROBINS0H Thursday evening,
October 4, at The residence Of the brides mother,
sCuth-east corner Of Linn and Liberty streets, BY
Elder William 4, StIattOn, MT. James Chambers, Of
niamltowD, Hamilton County, Gnd Miss Ann Eliza
beth Robinson, of Cincinnati
PQTNEY-BElERLi-0n Thursday, October 4,
ningham, Alvin Putney, Esq, Of Memphis. Tenn A.,
g Miss Celia A. Beverly daughter Of james W.
Bowers, Of Newport, Kentucky,
Oh. Times