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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NnvEMBER Q, 1850.

Io 900 bush Milwaukee Club 81 6Sl puts ts nts
rate IN .'e.isu for Lr pool :. ts soo o1.s n IL
es a3 part IN 'tcre 1850 bu'h.s Amet' aoi az ss
asSs sS ss. bn'h Rsa State =. 81 goa ~ "a 80
e1 S.'S in 5,n.iS sI L ~ u ~ b"s s Ohio Sc
: asosI s1 VIE micfs.H and Ksn,1csy st
81 scd 81 So and Coz bush Mi1ed Western = vi 81 e
=, in 5 Ss~.Ss @ I'D for C.ssi. Fs and
fsds West rive 10 in supply and is steady smell st-s s
Se r. y s1Sd S1 sPd .S and Sa' s.u
Corr oPsosd I, rS god sS ~ S9 . e..
Of rs GOO bush ct Idtc for Western Mixed ahoAt 'aGISc
g SI s .SS 1 f.. .s .' aud l
zone, mainly. however, in small lo'' he a,es ss 90 NV
iisO 70 D. s e 1Is rse1ss Tje bed hide. 20
Dry we,,ep - ~, a. Ire 6mos. ashley nm ~ ooo -
,sso u NJ ,t2is uos rejecting bad hides So wet sailed
Rio Grsnde Horsc IS 10 sic, mos zoe wsstern n
6s n sic mos and 30 bales Csleuts bunso ''' A''H'
RoPs-Tbe demand for has incres.sd and pr,es are
without important change; the sales sre 'oo oA's' ~ ~
Init. nxrbe IS quiet price nominal at sc Tor
%FATBTRT There il no ch.Dse in eith He'll X or Oak
py soi iioS, % hid. Porto Rico ID 81 2s'2c s
NAVAL Stones hseis mere seys u a ana -,
compr.e 200 bbs at sOc for straight os and 4e Tor
EewY ort bb Common ROsin steady and moderate hos.
81 s. both per 3i0 D. delivered aud lo tale Dds o' % VI
T. su md unchanged at cd Feb
Oils quiet and have only 10 motive sale OF wv obs
Sperm, ON private terms.
pR0I sONs-Tbe ork marx firm, the demand In fair.
nv the arrivals noderat. sales Of $50 bbs at s " tof new
Mess for heavy Run p. and FAC S 81 fr Prime beeI
request and stesdy tho sales are 26o oes at ~
10 Tor Mess and ell for EXTRA Bacon ana az
Meats scarce and prices somewhat nominal Lsfa .
rather hn the limited sales Of $50 hh and & =,
2dl2ic aud Butter plenty and the msrAes =
5u and heayy 15c. for Ohio and dlgc foT ss. ana
choice do 2Ca23 Cheese inactive at 9a0e Tor oho aud
!!d lie Tor State ..-..,oo,
EICF quiet; sales OF 300 tcs. at 4d S4i5 y 100 10
sFEps-A moderate business b doing IN Clovsr'e' a. "
for GOOD Timothy Seed in moderate demand at W 730
- g7s y bush. Rough Flax Is firm at 3 1881 %. nv
SUGARS The martet IL steady with moderate sales We
quot. Cuba d7ic few Meades at &C. Also d tea ana
90 sgs Cuba at 6dbic.
sPiCEs-We hear Of sales of 4o bag, Pepper pert for e1-
port ard go Pinen.o private terms
SALT The market j. cry quiet; of no -aes
TALLOW-Th market IL steady with far demand sie'
Of l7OOe n prime ct l0lc. ..o
WHIsKY-The market is shade 6rmeri the sae' are go
bbls k.2IiQ22c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
THE WALTON MORDER CASE.
LETTER FROM THE ACCUSED.

LETTER FROM The ACCUSED.
To Ae Editor ot hen. \. Tribune
SIR: Suffering, &c ] am, from closs and rigorous
imprisonment, / crave permission, through your
solumns to express my Just indignation at the course
heretofore ard at present. pursued in my case, and
will make no complaint but Of facts that patent and
easy Of confederation.
When. the breath of suspicion trst tarnissed my
good nsme in the matter Of the dreadful murdsrs Of
Messrs Walton and Matths vs. acted ss so innocent
man and only as an innocent and honorable man
1roud do in rendering self TO custody, without al
hours needless delay; nsy, sought the magistrate
wherever he was likely 10 BE- found and after an uu-
succe SAUL search Voluntarily returned the ensuing day
and gave myself mp. Was II wise 70 do 80 Perhaps
not; for I trusted my personal liberty, and perhaps
nv life to those public servants who are sworn faith
fully to uphold the laws OF our ate, and execute
them withou; fear prejudice or favor and 10 the con
fo eDt hope and anticipation thst hike any other person
accused Of crime BY the Constitution, laws aud statutes
placing my dependence in that Being who the innocent
complete and honorable discharge. Bot what has been
the case Brought before notorocsy packed Soron.rs
nry Outside and Illegal esnony eop, usly offered aud teedy
accepted long considered adverse 20 my ps:ess:on.
esim my and other tend
perverted suruss made and FEE rein given TO my pe,es
some pron 10 await nv trial charges Of wful Hlder
Instead Of the speedy Trial for which up my hbcr every
co steS ers p SeSS.r y uS me my S
Justice ral beer put Of and off, and the noble
Efforts Of my counsel have been scornuIy oveGaed Wy
before the genets 81. con bat for sDrdd and political mot YES
thai morbid pubic sentiment manifest IN Dad iad'
which prefers TO CO nsideT prisoner ~ gH'y thAn hAn
ast ~
Arain: By what right does the District Attorney defer my
trial until new Dc passed TO bear apon my es,s hsye
made NY enable under the present III ey such
should be condo mn-d squed Bet no; ms ooyect
10 cause me close g7ron and unjust imprisonment of he
wei IDoys 10 his heat inst hoses. man you'd 90
his oath pronounce against verdict OF S1ily Have prs
oneTs rsht,i Ihey hsve nights, bet infnsed and
sges bs those officers whose duty aud prs<ss 70
scnY % inst observance 10 whom snail look for redress
In bsnhns ven for courtesy In Insertion 10 this
letter would ado my only and earnest desire 70 have
.rs.Sy and npaa trial BY fellow men The resut fear
av asnxous only for the sfvs Of that suspicious
nsni when ear assn mi9ge with my friends free from III
i. or Ieprosch thai the Importation OF terrible crne may
have me OnAnLfo NJ yErrEhDSL
Ci,s Py,.oH Centre srset. Nov. :, $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

CONDIMENTS FOR CATTLE.-Before buying or using
ANYTHING that s offered as cattle food go concen-
,ra,ed that sufficient for feed is done up in an ounce
paper, you had better inquire whether it ia food or
medicine One Of the most perastant buffers in all
manner Of advertising in this country and in Eoglaod
has succeeded in selling ,uns Of stuff called food woieh
is no more food for the animal than pepper and mustard
IL for tie human stomach 1t is simply coudiment, AZ
are many other substances occasionally given to all
kinds of farm stock. AT times ouch substance may
DO beneficial, but we satisfied that no hing of the
rort can be safely continued to be given as food or as
substitute for thifes that really food When ami
mails that are fsttiug what 10 termed off their
feed then some condiment may restore the appetite
At tucl times and such only should condiments be used
Horses that are STABBED and fed grain often get
oather feed and then soVe tonic or condition pow
der" NAV be used DR. Dodd celebrated veterinary
49, 81 ila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
THrRspAY. Nov ST.. N

The downward tendency Of the Stock market con-
.,ed this morning and with fair amount Of sctivi-
- ,ao,Iv .vsry desc ption the list lower. TIE
- made d nonttraoD, and assisted the
Scne a. much az possible by the circulation Of rumorS
- 49, "a Of Southern States toward secession,
On ~ Charleston banks &c There was no efficient
offered BY the boIs and the outside orde's
were to moderate extent, only enough )" ,0N''u Su
not 70 arrest the decline. One snona'y o. 'H' i 40
il. al while quotations commune
e. .o.h sock Of mott descriptions is qore
scarce and the shorts are boro wig ron o- =,
for th., deliveries 1t h understood 'nss wv
nocl were bought to-day on an order IOm 'nem .S.
which ia favorable feature. bs'~eeh s,' 49,
there wac no. much activity. AT the sse'no oS'' '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

Impulse to the manufacturing industry Of The eonnt y
with the new machinery which will 20 mo
operation early 10 the coming yesr-and ah'rd sn-
ployneDt for tbousADds who would otherwise nave
sou gbt in vain for remuner ,ve seryic's-in couse
queDce Of the Increasing population Of toe seorns
easses from Europe In view of these facts ond onef
contjdt ratons the manufaot Irers are firm in 'heir
viers a. to the prices OF general domestic goods ana
large contracts for future delivery coud be msde
es cspt at an advance in rates.
The China news is not favorable for ship nents OF
Drls. The passes in tie hands of the rebels ana
trade is at a st and STILL The shipments 10 the South
American markets have been moderately large.
Printing Cloths have been sold in Quantities q. about
previous prices for 6is., but a. decline tor lower
counts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

ma kst, although dell, WISE mOo1 stronger, AID the
frmoeu continued in tbe s;-es ster the Board. esp-
cially for Ere which sold a. 81 The foreign demand
for THE stocs and Ilnois Central has taken large
sm UNITS Of stock out Of The street. aud the shares arc
daily becoming moe scarce. IN the B ond markei
there was web distributed business State stocks
were lower bat Government were firm, snd the 5s OF
1874 advanced to 1903. At the elise, the mar
ket vas steady a. the FLOWING q1otadon
Tennessee 6s, So 1851; Virginia 5s 800! Aissou, Is,
TO- o76l; California State IT, 81 a93; Delaware and
Huds. River, % a So; Pennsylvania Coal, 81 Gslii
Cumberland Coal Co. Preferred, ii - Pacific Nal
Stesnship Co., 90 093; Nev.York Central Railroad,
81; os2 Fri. Railroad, 33a3Sl; Hudson River Bail
road, 81 So; Harlem Railroad, t6iaF; Harlem
Railroad Preferred, 39l 94O; Reading Railroad, 40l
Al; Michigan Central RAILROAD, 6lla62; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, III ala;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Guaranteed, 3SI a39; Panama Railroad. l22el23i
Illinois Central Railroad, 7lI972; Gslena and
Chicago Railroad, TO- S7Oli Cleveland aud ledo
Railroad. 33I a33l; Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road, 6I2e63; Chicago, Burlington, and Qaincy
Rsilrosd 79a791.
There is no movement ofimportance IL the bill mar
ket the rate are unchanged.
Fre;ghts-Rstes have advanced aud the offerings
are diminished thereby. To Livepool-2S,OoO bush.
Wheat st 10 Gl6ld, in bulk and bags $500 bols.
Flour st As 3d.; 20 bbls. Wheat a. 4s. Cd 40 hhds.
Taow st 4Os 20 tuns Cloverseed at Sos per ste am
er, 100 bales Hay at ID To London-0 600 bush.
Whea, at l7d in bags and , 900 bbls Flour a. As. ID
a is. ga In ChdIters-A brig with 1000 bush. Of
Wheat, to glasgow, on private terms brig Of 200
tups back ffom St. Domingo, 81 tun, port charges
paid brig Of 1856 tuns, from an Eastern port TO the
West ln6ies with lumber at IS q NJ feet. schooner
of l47 tuns to the West Indies and back, for 1900
brig of 24s and Of 2i3 tuns 10 Gulf port and
back, for e. $50 each.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1855, 933 O7-for Customs, s3sOOi Payments, s3il,-
9s3 ST; Balance, $5,723,5& IL.
The last week Of October on the Chicago and North
Western road shows gaiu of So, 100. The whole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

DEArH FROM IsTEMPERAScE.--Ann Harrigs1 Of
No % Lewis street Tuesday evening found dead
door of her apartment From Of violence
body tbs though. she died from the effects Of beating
by her husband Patrick HAuaaE be-
arrested Coroner hirmer yesterday held inquest
on body when verdict Of death from exhAusoa produced
by rendeyed The bruises the body
BY her rolling Of bed while intoxicated Tue has
band discharged custody By the Coroner. Deceased
was q native Of Ireland aged IS yesrs
DEATH FROM ScALDs Coroner Schirmey yester-
day bold inquest at No s5s West Twenty nth sse the
body OF Isabella Tevcvik native OF Scotland sysd year,
who died from the effects Of sds received F lay lat Inc
deceased while hpg pcs Of hot wser from the Gre upset the
coneI her person verdict Of occidental death
4 udored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
kenaI Notifies.

CTATE OF NETWORK SUPREME COURT,
- civ and FCounty Of EevYork HENRY hcGrCkiN
.S.,o.s sARAH N WILSON, WILLIAM NJ. WILSON
TH4DpFIIs WILSON, WILLtAME BURDlCK- GEOR ~
n sTRIKFR and GEORGE r. STONE dsfend+ns- SUN
ma fo Relief ICON served Ito the Defendants saSh
AZ Wilson and William M Wilson You are hereby summoneo
ano required the complaint II TINS sctlon "cR
Yok or the 29h day Of Sepenbe1 1850 aud 30 serve copy
~ yopt snsver 70 The sad complaint the subscriber at bis
ece No rs WsLsrest Eew-for City within twenty dsys
r The service Of this you, excusiye OF the GAY
~ spcb service and you fail answer the said Lpsin
the ts aforesaid the plaintiff IN ibis action VIII app
10 DE Cort for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Nev-YoIk September -, 1850. - -, . -.
sl2 isu6WF ARNOLD II. WAGNER PlAlntln At'ofney. A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

Grass SEED-PLowIsG 1T IS.-Some farmers OF
our acquaintance have tried the experiment powne
in grass seed and are convinced il is the best OF Al
ways to put it in. 1t Is contendsd that where IL u
deeply buried it win vegetsts aad find hs way TO the
surface in time and having roots deep set IL wthands
the drouth better than 1t does when sown upon the
surface or only slightly covered and also is not 20
likely to hesye out as it is apt {, be. One man says,
81 have practioed sowing grass seed and blowing it In
for twelve years, and have 20 ~n on Eve different
farms IN this way, and on every variety Of SOIL frou
ersyeIy ledge TO black muck and never failed 10 sss
fair crop Of grass when seeded in this way"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
Receipts of Produce.

Total by all Routes Nor. g. 1&O-l5lo6 bbls floor 80
do on Meal 4oo do. Com Meal la 985 bush Wheat ~ 100
bu.h Com Sc 700 bush Osis 10 NC bush. Barley, 81 pkg
Whky SEQ pkss Provisio1s go pkg OhCske' J2 pkgs
Lard 80 pkg,. Ashes, CSC pkys Seed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

wEIeHr OF A swARM.-It is estimated that fuD
swarm Of bees should weigh eleven to twelve pounds
Hence al that is honey and comb 80 that
the quantity be sscertaned by weighing the hive,
II the weight Of that known, Is Ii always shouh be,
and marked upon II whsn new.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.


H soxxY AGO, FOLLOWING regarding
6raefenheg Medicines received from highly Literary snd
religious suthoIsty;
Nv personal acquaintance with members Of he
rssfenberg Company fully jnheS expressing opn
ioD TIA. their n1edcses ~ ~orthy Of confidence.
FRANCIS RAIL. Eoitor and Proprietor
New York Commercial 4dreytisey.
certify that have examined number of 0nA
exhibited BY the Grse nberg Company relative the
then medicines and pleasure In saying that they
evidences Of genuneaess and therefore entitled to
De confidence Of the public. BANGS d. D.,
Of the Methodist Church.
saee that time tse leading Graefsabeye Medicines
been ~ ..--
UTERINE CATHOLICON,
which certain for all female Irregularities weakness
tnnnor ulceiaon, Inflammation whites fanss, AMI 9heT
Of the uterine well the cOnsu
dJrAl troubles arising from them
Pro 81 30 per bottle ~ For Sir Dollars FIVE BoT
rIzs WILL EXPREss, AVID CHANGES PREPAID TO
THY END o. EIPREss LINE IRON NBw-YORK Al
address JOSHUA BRIDGE, N. D, Resident Physician
9rsef, nberg Iugtitutc No 2 BOND-ST NE W-YORK
~ ~ BRIDGE oil Tses'.s pdhe.ts at the GroeeateTg
IsisEts He be consulted BY letter personally and
h. % pereonAliy permitted to refer 70
HoIsACR GKKsLEY % The NsU- York Tribune
Prof A p PEABODY, Of Harvard UnireTstfy, Matt
Rev. L. Il. GRAPH, D. D., e Aeio York
CAFE and INTALLIBLE REMEDY" SCOTS
- American Remedy certainly al scrofu 2us Com
pADts Fever and AEue, Los Of Appetite tNaryo1s Deputy
Ee.pssnsss Melancholy Dyspepsia Rheumatsm Nc Write
on c for bottle Ell DR. Scott Room "a, No rs broadway
rTOOTHACHE, ToOTHACHE.- DWELLINGS,
ANODYNE { reliable remedy for the above distressing
CIR paot fr sale BY dTnggts GENERALLY. Whoesae Depot
Nc ant BToo1e- st., corner o. LIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
Meniral.
eprAS poUBLE.THACK RoTTI-
- - ~. R,.d 4 r,rv e1ual 20 adv IN ths ooc,

DOWYER's SPIKENARD OINTMENT, the
~ Pie remedy and s used With for Burns
Scaes also keons and InAmaOry R1eumatism For
sale wbolesse and retail at No 0a BeekAn-st Pearl
Agents wanted for City and Country.
nR. RIGGS's Truss challenges comparison with
~ any other Waterproof always clean and warranted
fret for Eve years with careful Also instruments for
ysricooee and enlarged veins No Barcsy.st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

A. HUI, No ITO Broadway, sAsAroeA srRrss 10 IN Agent
SI tAs sss Of Tn TxSrIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
We annex our usual sum mary of exports Of Domss-

The exports Of Cotton Goods from Boston, as pei
The Shipping Last, for the month ending Oct 81, has
Ia.p o. folowR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

IkrpKE WAFER IN WrLLs.-It sometimes occurs
sba, The water Of vel nossd for he purity, and deb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

Annexed is an abstract of the statement Of the Re
ceiver of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad from
the 18th Of June the day Of bis appointment to the lat
Of September:
KBCEIPTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

The following are the official earnings OF the Mil
gaukee and Mississippi Railroad for October;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
UnderWear.
a EnrErR IL

4 MOTHER invoice OK reasonable UnderResr Q!
"A asuse sax, Cause Merino, Cashmere, Linen
Lsse Thread iacocDst ard Cotton received and for
-sle by j. II. MoGIlI
aBr6-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
Terms Per SessiOn-.PayabIe in
.5-.sE Advance.
GE<f RAJ REGULATIoNs.

No deduction viii be rnade for absence or withdrew
81, unless occasioDed by illness dismissal.
Pupils will be charged from the dste on which they
enter, -'
Boardes requested to bring al necessary articles
for the toilet. -. -s.r - u
The Academy viii not the expense OF furnish.
ing articles Of clothing or pocket money. 10Y
Pupiis VIII not DO allowed spend pocket money al
their own discretioo Such moneys must Ss depsted
With the Superior Of the Academy. ,.
To prevent improper correspondence, all letters re-
ceved and sect subject TO the perusal of the Supe
rscr, though 10 no is such correspondence psohib-
tied as regards Parents guardians
With the exception Of books OF devotion, no books
periodicals allowed 10 circulate the iartitl-
ou except ouch ss receive the approval Of the Mother
Superior. .r-., ..,, ,fs-, ,.--, 49,, .-.......s.
For further particulars application may be made to
the Mother Superior Of the Academy, or 70 The RI
Rev. Bishop Whslan. ~ - -- ~.
AL business letters TO be addressed to the Mo4her
Superior, ST. Cecilias Academy, Mount Vernon, near
Nashville, Tenn. "a s.-s - ~ sus2s-t oct =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
Umbrellas.

j. ECEIVED q supply of u bre,:sls CT si!k, Alpae
~ a, Bingham and plan Cottoc-sor5c extra lsrE
aud u" oilers email for summer use
aprs-tf IL ar- J. H H<1iTJJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
EzLZ1l MANHOOD, !
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, IN Scaled Enpslope,
LECTURE On THE EATCRf, TREaI5E1NT AND Pa
DICAL CURE OF SPERMAT0RRHOEA, or r1lal
Weakness, Sexual Debility Nervousness and lToiun-
tary Emissions producing Impotsrcy CcnsunT lion and
Mental and Physical Debility.
--@'ei BT ROB- J. CULyEwEL, D. D.,
The important fact that the awful Consequences Of
sesbuse may be eGectuslly removed without Internal
medicines the dangerous applications Of caustcs IN
strunents indicated bougies, and other empirical de-
vices is here clearly Demonstrated and the entirely
and highly successful trestent adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained by means a which
every one ia enabled 10 himself perfectly, and At
tie least possible cost thereby avoiding al the adver
tised nostruns Of the day. This Lecture VII prove
boon 20 thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal any address, POSTPAID, tbs
ceipt Of two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CHs
J. c. KLINE, $50 First Ayenue, New Yors, Post Box
1853. .-r.... icly1s-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
Is 6 @. ~
Fresh Garden Seeds.
Furnishing Goods.

OUR stock Of Full Bosom Shirts 10 again complete.
" Fog c.oiness and comfort We commend them g.
Ing p.rtic niariy apr prite 10 the present bot
IN We have-asso 9 Snail iel d Pun Bosom shirt
ogether With an en- Iess ssrisfy tf piacer s;yitE.
Lave also refesved anoi her lot OF han NE
och Ties. Gloves Hanakerrh efs, ressng Robes
-uspe der, H.lf bose, &c &C. Aiso,A resuppy OF
5ras nable U VI kR y EAk- Ca and see our Goods.
Ne sre detefuiurd TO .ispass u them II very low
: sgsres, being anxious TO rsduce our sto'k.
Iu s2a-sf fsfi..a.,. F--.- n Mc{3lfI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

Al are daily receiving additions 20 slresdy fcn
w supply OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS We
have al the latest ssyes Of ssrts and Coliars Stocks
Craysts and Ties. We have any quantity Of GIo7ee
Gsuntiess, Robss SzPenders and al qualities Of Hos
iery for both Ladies Gecteen- Our stock Of In.
dervesr complete, embracing all The hesyier fabrics
Of Sk and Wooien suitable % the approaching
with the short crops. J. z. lcGIIL
2 sspS-S Cherry ST., one door from Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
tide, OH l. Leather Store.

~ KIRKPATRfcE s soNs, Nj, 81 sovra Terri
lie STREET, between Market aE,i Chestrut Streets
'hi!adsiphia, have Tor sale
pRF d SALTED SPAELER HIDES, y
Dry and Green Sailed P2tra K,ps, Tanner q OIL Tan
ner's and Curriers' Tools a. ths lowest prices sRo
Ip1n the best terme. '4
&F Aikinde ct Leather in tia rough wsnted tor
which the highest market price Will te given in
cash tax xehang for hides. EssIper storec
rec oil charge aud sold on commseion.
SeDtl-3lndE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
Burning Fluid,
Fresh Corn Meal

T>ASEEG's OIL, sperm OIL, Lard on, Goal oil
L L.nfeed Oh. for sale at
-feh2h-u 49, RAINS BROWN 4 co n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03

TIEE subscriber has made arran geu,ents weh one
L OF the most extensive mills in kentucky 10.
gular weekly supplies of FaoiI, Neal, and is nofz
irsoe At slight sdEauce over cost and carriage
f." - '-4t'' -@- -' --' A. jenkins,
myl2 ii Ett-{ra st ID Markets. ef<-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-03
WATER COOLERS Sc

WATER COOLERS, Sc.
USI received direct from the manufacturers aud
this market
Is plain Water CorlsEs,
Is PorceEin lined do
10 NcDouzld's kefrsgsrR.crs
"a Schopls, Is Pate fdo
90 II sser 5 minute Frsezefs
Ssamore s Pat Freezsrs-
also make PLATA Ice Cream FrsezsFs 20 order ri
any t:sr. Es e
90 Dog. Masonic Pat. Screw Top Fruit Cans. ]
and 2 qusrts.r 49, : -
90 co1 Pain F.ui; Cans fsF sealing 4tE
30 doz. quart Glass rut Tsrs
Ice Picks and Hatchets I = .
Sherry Mixers ana Eudciers.
10 ocs. Plated Dippers.
dog. Pat. Egg Nhips.
J.w. WILSON.
april! II CoIiese mr.,
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NOp can end, st all tinnes, az or stnre, all kind
Of Gro' ertes, such IS sugars Coeee, Holasses
yrups, &C., NC, sc. s-fl
MAJ 29-tf 49,, -. CHURCH AN lEGSlS f. co.
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ICE. IEs.,, ss.Ei.

M have opened our See Depot in the resF OF
w The State Bans anu win ssiI r. cheap az ny
u tte n ,rk.t that god 0cr from Para
Use Hill ,th rteeil miles nth OF Naeh vie ami mad,
zcluslvel! OF the bet spri,g IA state from
..ur 10 eight incues thick. We viii open depot OF
-'uth Cherry street C. NcCrsry's srocery stor,
bout the - ~. A.
ra-lS-, n 81 GARRETT
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q HtOtOEI6F PIE.
Meiainotypes.
"f'3. and AmbFOtypes.
Ambrotypes and MeIaneotypes.

BE chespest snd the best, are made at the AZ
i Gallery, corner OF College and Union streets
uaguereoP-ype Picture Of deceased persons can her
DC coppied and thrown up to the Lsfe Size PorIro:.
Please call and see speciEens. sfi e-L
-i -t fl-.- c. C. HUGHES,
Principle and sole proprietor OF tho Melancholy Pc
light in Nashville. E1t rF uov21-tf