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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-23
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&KE enoed Nurse and female Pi,ysisia:t. crescent
10 the attention OF mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children TseihE12, which greatly llaiIiLatr- ba
process of Teethirg, by softenng The gums red
cling all fnhammat!ou-vIil ailay all pain sBd
spasmodic action, aud is SURE 70 REGULATE
THE BOWELS Depend upon Il, mothers, II vii
give rest 30 yourself and
BELIEF AND HEALTH 70 YoCR INFANTS,
We have put up aud sold this article sGr over
ton years, aud say, 3 In confidence aud Il.
q Il, what have nev or been able to seq OF am
ether medieine-neyer sshas it failed, IL a singh
instance, 10 effect cure Ewhen timely used. Sey.
did know III stance OF dissatisfaction.
by any one who used it. SsOn the contrary, All are
delighted With its opera stions and speak ia terms
Of highest commenda Stion of It's magical e.
feosand medical virtues. ave speak in this matter
''what we do know" AT sster ten years experience
and pledge our repnta Stion for the fllfilment Of
what wa hekA declare. z In almost every instance
where the infant is Fuf- sferiug from pain and
hauston, relief will be %fOund in Is 20 minutes
after the Syrup Is admin aistered.
This valuable prepare StiOn is the prescription
Of one OF the most expe Srienced and d K / / full
Nurses In New England, sand has been used with
never failing success IN ssthousands of cases
1t not only relieves ssthe child from pam but
inVigorates the stomach and DO wells ,correets acid
ity, aud gives tone and senergy 70 the whole sy3
tenn. 1t will almost IN stantly relieve Gripping
IN the Bowels and Wind 6Colic, and overcome con
TulsIous, which II not speedily remedied, cad
in death. We believe it Ethe best and surest rem
edy In the world, in all eSeases OF DysentsTy and
Diarfhea in Children y whether il arises from
teething OF from any other cause We would
say TO every mother who has a child u II ing
from any Que of the foregoing complaints, do not
let your prejudices nor the pref udices OF others,
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure-to follow
the use of this medicine if timely used u
Full directions for using viii accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac smile OF
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the out.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Prin-
capal Ofaoe, No. Is Cedar street, New York.
FT4oe-25 cts. q bottle. janiesfaly.
R6aL LEI & WaFE9zs. Agents. EVs1svfE a
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NP.ETTE-I@G, COTTOsH' IA RMS, sc.
LID 100 bales Msysvlle No. /, % bags assorted
Cotton Yarns. AleO full supply OF Cotton Twfns
6laIldls wick, CJttoH R0Fr, and Carpet Chain, fbT
ss1s b. toetzs9 SEQ. F0sTER 60.
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sECONp.

SECOND.
THEY MANUEL OTUBE THBIR SUF
Goods, take advantage Of all the impro=ezasats Ia
manufacturing and will frou this EiRS SsrsA. SELL
NOTHING but what they CAL guarantee for gnod
WORKMANSHIP ASB DgEAhBfTY.
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CLOTHING.
SEVERAL REASONS WHY
8. ROSENWALD 81 Co.
Ss1f cgotAsas Loser than 0sSsJss
FIRST

THEY DO a CASH BUSINESS,
Bay sAst Goods fsr CASE. aaa sBB4 for CASH.
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gRe
EIvJS7REK OPP TKCE.z.H. .Rz.g.F"URSC
-4z% turer of the newly invented aud improved
spectacles, No. 4, Third 1T. bet. Main and Locust
opp. Crescent City Bank Building, Evansville, Ind
These celebrated Spectacles made of Brazilian
philosophy of azure, ia peculiar form of u
ooncavo-conveX, which used by the old and
young, either By day candle light, with perfect
easeand unpleasant feeling to the eyes that many
experience from using the common kind. They tend
to strengthen and improve the sight, as will be sao1
them
From Samuel Orr, Esq.
have purchased pair OF SpectacIes from T.
Gutenberg. L have found then to be perfectly easy
to the eye l eheerfully recommend Il EN- 10 the
public,
From, s. Soreason, Esq.
take great pleasure in recommending the glasses
OF l. Rittenberg TO tho public They give great
From Judge ~ B. Moore, Booavilie Ia6
For years past have been accustomed to use ar
tificial sight and have tried several kinds Of spe-
taoles, but have found none easy to the eye ~
I. Rttenbergs. l take pleasure in recommending
them TO the public.
Princeton, Gibson ootsstg, Ead
Having purchased and for some time used. the
Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, gotten up by DIR. L.
Ri:tenberg, formerly Of Indianapolis, and OF
Evansville, most cordially recommend them
being easy for the eyes, and in all respects good
article
Rev; JOHN MoMAsTER, G.N. JERAULD,
SAMUEL WHITSETT, ROBERT DUNCAN.
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TRy DEPARTMENT

Ia addition TO the ordinary mode Of Insurance,
this Company issues PERMANENT POLIcIES- On de-
posit OF Ten Annual Premiums, Property is thence
forth permanently insured. BY this plan, a saving
of naarIy Forty per cent is effected the thus
saved, will in hfteen years, amount TO the whole OF
the deposit the risk and Inconvenience Of rene~-
ais evoided. Tho Policy can he Cancelled at
any time by the holder, the Premium being return
cd, less dv0 per cent.
INSURANCE OF RENTS.
This Company will make Insurance against loss
OF Rents by 1re on and most liberal principle.
It is the intent of the Company to fully indeIr-
Nifty the INSURED, from any loss Of Rent that he
may sustain, by Fire happening to the building
insured, not exceeding the amount insured by the
Policy. LOGS to 10 computed FROM the day Of oc-
currenoe OF any hr VIM. BROWN, Agent,
sept28 Evansville Ind.
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vOAKBCTOR's SIZE or RR.sL Es-

q tate for the payment of the costs and expens-
Of Sidewalk improvements. kotioe Is hereby
given. that by virtue OF q preeePt Issued b the
Mayor OF the City Of Evansville and 10 direct
cd, viii sell public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in said city, Saturday, the 20sh day
OF October 1850, tie following lots parcels OF real
estate, much theruof as may be necessary To-
pay the amount charged and assessed against said
lots respectively, the cOats and expenses Of max
Ing sidewalk improvements in front OF said lots,
together with the costs OF sale
Lot No. In block No 8, Fourth EnIargem snt.
q SAX
81 az.
lot No. 8 in block No. d. Fourth Enlargement,
"a 64X.
sal 10 commence at O'Clock p. N, on said DAY.
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, ~
oet6-2Rd CITY ColIeetor .
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AGaBBX.a @E 4gy0-ES EgsR .n.g-
Y ker.-The undersigned is fully prepared to
manufacture all descriptions of Carriages and Wag
Gus from the finest 10 the cheapest, all of wbIch
will be guaranteed of the best workmanship.
constant supply of Carriages and Wagons will
BE- found In my waTerOoms, at No. 146 Main street,
Evansville FRANK HAMMERSTEIN
n. B.-Reparing done at reasonable rates, With
reatness ap@ dispatch july20-3Hnd&wS
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a. Q. PUSHDEz.
Wholesale and retail dealer In
TOYS AND MOTIONS.

NO. ! MAIN STREET,
EEH HERE GIN BIZ ROUsT.D -
~ full stock of all the novelties Of the day
Tor the FAN Trade and Holiday Presents, including
Pianos, Melodeons, Violins, Harps, Aeoordeons,
Fifes, Flutes, Toy Drums, Guns, Dolls, Balls, Tea
Sets, Tops, Marbles, ChessmeD, DonInoS, Fire
Works, Gold Plated and Gilt Jewelry, &c. Conn-
try and City Trade solicited BY
oet2e-Iy A. e. PUSHES.
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MY FALL AND WINTER STOCK
Is now complete and comprises as
Large a variety Of New and
Elegant styles, and as great
an Assortment of Staple
Goods, as can be found
in any Dry Goods
House in the State.
Having purchased my fall Stock at
Unusually Low Figures,
will be snabled to Offer my Customers
Unprecedented Inducements !
Both as regards
QUALITY & PRICES OF GOODS.
My stock cousists, In part. Of
Rich and Fashionable Silks,
Travelling Dress Goods of
all grades, elegant
and Fashionable
Embroideries,
French and English
Merinos, White Goods
Of all kinds, the Neateet
and Richest Styles Of
Delaines,
In short, all the Standard
Styles, and all the New
Styles Of Ladies' Dress
Goods that have
beer intro
duced this
Season,
ALSO;
Flannels, ~ IN
Cassimeres,
Satinetts,
Kentucky Jeans,
...s Tweeds,
Blankets,
sheetings,
Shirtings, zlze1Ec
Excellent Calicces
At 1Oc per yard,
&c, &C., &c.
hays, ia esnneetlon, a large Stock OF
NOTIONS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
All of which will sell at very LIGHT Pro FIT.
VIM. III. DUNCAN.
Sept. 25-1md.
RATTE-V'g, COTTO.H' IA RVS, sc.
-Ab 100 bales Maysvllle No. l, % bags assorted
Cotton Yarps. Also full supply OF Cotton Twins
Gaadls w7StS, C4eOoE. R0Fs, and Carpet Chain, iST
ss1s By (oS1Sj SEQ. F0sTE & co
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all medicine dealers.
co ATz

49, &S&--A--7 =
Bodian Mining Company Evansville, Indiana.
Office 90 Water street. bstweeo MAIN ADD Locust.
Goal, la Quantities OF ess than 90 h,lshsls de-
Tered1 10 any part OF the city, 10 csnts per bHah
Al the pit, esHts -s. e JOHN. WYMoSD,
oct9 Secrafary and Gapagar
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j. hi. GLEICHMANN.

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
.REs4sN'Uk.EC TUREB .z.N-D WHOLE
. w sale Dealer in Pure Cider and Extra Family
Vinegar. Orders from distance win receive
prompt attention.
n H--This Vinegar las taken tho premium at
the South Western Indiana District Fair last De-
tober. Orders for Vinegar will be received AT the
Factory OF az z. Nelson 3 Co - Auction RooRl on
Main street.
Sixth street, near Fulton Aveuos. Lasnaeeo.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

General Agents.
$50 BROADWAY, n.
N.s-Tlae above IL facsimile sf IN
tafstI On each box
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SPALDISG'a PREFAEED GLCE-To have Iarcrite
piece Of china Clipped broken pei booA with its
binding tom, nics piece o. furniture fractured Is
terrible and destroying nuisance Nlr without
reIneiy, testify. Ar SpauldiEg, who advcr-
lises his PreFared Glue il the Press to-day sent Us
some Of II YESTERDAY We deyotet Two hours 10 its
practical avpcation-result, ed chairs com
pleteiy restored, many odd and ends u china and
GAS made 1t Tor tattsrsd may made q good
new. several dsgueETeotypc cases renovated. and
o.4 folio edition. Heroi,.,ls and Homer printed in
the year 1900 whose antique boards Oeraiiy boards
split, male strong enough % lsst To- another
ceatury y c might have IlsIded any quantity
OF children's broken toys but Caved IN after hour
tie u them. This Prepared Glue, which Is
liquid about thick glue, and applied BY brush
which accompanies each bottle is indispensable
house that sc no,s wonder hov We cosid have gone
without it oc,I-2w
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cised rfo1f and the Secretary las been
] guilty IF an Infringement of my rights, tina
/ no man in A neriea ever before dared 10 do
| by fori,iddog M access TO public records
aud be now adds SANDER to this infringe
Inent.
But, reader wbat do you think this abuse
of privilege wak? 1t was that. just before the
city election. published what every eitiz a
knew before, that
I'VE elect the Couhcil in ptemh r. and
the last of June, when nine months of their
time has expired, they elect Board of Eiu-
cation: aud, strange "a say. this Board. one
wear after, and only two days b-iore their
term of Office expires. elect Superintendent
and teachers for the next year. Was there
ever a more cunniugly devised plan to keep
the matter beyond the reach of The people.
The people vote for officers for one year, yet
they control the schools Tor two year. aud
niue mon,hs."
Dos not every citizen know every part Of
this to BE- true! Double these terms of Office.
and the schools are controlled for five aud
hail years. The "abusc of privilege" COM
plained of was that L published this after the
Secretary bad explained to me that although
the old Board elected them for the next year.
yet. as be said, the new Board could dismiss
them if they chose, (w hat, then, il the sense
In lhe old Board electing them.) aud that
He denied that they made contract for the
year with the Superintendent, and 10 prove
it, cited me TO the chapter of rules on teach
ers. | told him that had nothing to DO with
il. and pointed him to the chapter OF Super
intendent:
SEC ION l. The Superintendent of the
Public Schools shall be elected annually py
ballot at the regular meeting of the Board OF
Education in June"
hope the Secretary Will not again al
tempt to palm upon me a rule that has no
application to the subject. and ! hop no
Board will again make such an aboHiinable |
rule TO Perpeasafs dteir potyer one year after the
time for arhlch they are elected, and especially |
without the authority of law. The truth is |
the Superintendent is elected for on year. |
and cannot be dismissed before by the old /
Board. except for neglect of duty. or BY the |
new On account of the dLegqlity Of The eiect5on. !
tell that Board l will see those records. |
and [ tell that Board | will no! ask the City |
Council for permission to do So (I mean no |
disrespect to the Council.) tell that Board
that while my grandmother was tearing up
her sheets TO dress the wounded, nv grand
father was on his march to the battlefield to
fight for that very freedom which they have
attempted to take from me. tell that Board
hat they are not superior to the city. the
county, the State. or the United States, IN
Ter whose banner / am freeman.
j. ". DoLBEAR.
z. s. | have twice written to TIE Secretary
or a copy of the resolution by which | am
forbidden my rights, but be has only deign,
he verbal answer, that | have abused my
1rivileg as and the Board Will have nothing
more TO do with me-. J. ". ID.
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TIE THEATRE We are glad to zee a
marked Improvement in the attendance at
toe Theatre. Last night Mr. ROBERTS played
s'Mephistophiles" 10 the splendid German
play Of Fdus and Marguerite TO one If the
largest houses CT the season. and played it
too TO the admirs ton Of all. The piece was
pat upon The stage in The very best styles,
The scencs. tabieanx. etc, being greatly ad-
rnired. The scenic artist, the carpenter, &C.,
were busy for days aud nights. aud accom-
plished their work most exceIlently.
We have not time TO speak of the play al
length. II will be repeated tonight, and we
would advise all to go and see it,
The Po'aicaI Pr,ss Fight went of again in
a perfect storm Of applause. That too will
be repeated 20 night. 1t is worth season
ticket to hear the songs by Miss ANNIE
FRANCE. whose voice is as sweet as that of
the nightingale.
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gg Telearapl.
A,riveI OF .l.e En,pire iaY.

NV ORLEANS. Oct. 8 Tue steamer En
pire city bias Arrived fr"hi Havana the Pad
Sugar WAS quiet at ST reals. Stock $50
goo bl'xes S.eriing Exchange l5al5t-
Ne.s York 3 Al
Tn. &C .e',s..i Rid Fox rom Tampico Is /
iad arri sed with City ,f u xico dai, oi .Is
l7th. and $4,000 specie
Miramon was in .he Capital with Il 600
| meu.
| The Liberal head sqaarters was sfiil' a,
| Queretaro.
Foreign Pers teamer Vanderbilt
NV York. Oct. S--The report That the
| Sultan intends sending tcial mission 10
Lond n and Piris is officially denied.
| Garibald attacked Ca,ua. 200 GaribaIdi-
aus were wounded. The Garibsldisns sue
cee,led in passing Catorina
The iuhabItants at Viterbo reveited and
drove away the Papal garrison - 8
Two French detachments have been sent
from Rome to the Neapolitan frontier.
Arrival OF tho Pony Express.
Sr. JOSEPH, Oct. THE California Pony
Express of the 24th ult., has arrived =
Trade was steady and active. Candles 20
a24c; Rio cofste I5aI54: mess pork see; SUI
gar huoyant-c crushed l4tI5c; tunnage was
scarce ,~-.-
Tie British steam frigate "Termagant''
broke to pieces i'm be dry deck at Mare
Island: loss 100000. The vessel Was not
much injured.
a fire occurred ia The town of Paeheco,
Contra Costa county, destroying $50 600
worth of property.
Nothing new in politics.
ORsGoN.-fhere was no quorum present
1t l. reported that the members present pre-
missed to elect one Douglas and one Breckin-
ridge Senator. if the absentees would return.
Both parties have nominated electoral tick
cts.
Mining news very favorable.
TIE census returns of Washington Terri
tory show 5000 inhabitants.
The japanese DO not observe their treaties
in consequence of which the French minister
a. Jeddo mas resigned.
American gold is al fifty per cent discount.
Great resistance is expected from the Chi
nese to the English ana French.
The Russian war steamers are moving
about with numerous troops aboard.
From Central america.
New YORK. Oct. S.-The steamer Northern
Light has arrived from AspinwalI, with dates
OF the Both
The steamer Stephens had not arrived at
Panama.
A body Of rebels attacked The government
in the city of Pana ma, but we're repulsed
with five killed on both aides Fifteen rebels
supposed 10 be Corneoso and BIanco, both OF
whom escaped. The rebels fed to the woods
on learning that forces were landing from the
British ship-of war Clio and the United States |
st. Mary's.
The revolution in favor OF ex-President |
Mora has broken ont in Costa Rica. with a |
great chance OF success.
The treaty between Great Britain and |
Nicaragua has been ratified, making San Juan |
a free port.
From New York.
NEW YORK Oct. Sc B. Hart. Surveyor /
of the port, attacked Gen. Ward, the candi- |
date for Congress in the Seventh District. in |
Broadway, with bludgeon, though not seri-
onsly hurting him.
Col. Halsted, President of the Metropolitan |
Bank, died yesterday.
The Corvette Pawnee. 18th Minister Nc |
Lean on board, sails for Pensacola on the |
5th, for Vera Cruz
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baltimore Markets.

BALIIMoRE, Oct Up. ii.
COZ FEE.-i' the close Of last Wee there were but
500 bags Rio 10 first hand but on Tue day the
oarks Am Warwick AM traveller arr fr, u x o.
bringi 9 500 bags. rec tina tim; there has been
good dem md fr' N the ade, and f If amount
Id, but the market has been By me rs as ,live
as last week Holders. however, have been prs
sing sales, IONS q e Il, ices have ruled firm. The
h for e week add up 500 bags as follows viz
$50 bags medium Rio IT 14c. 400 bugs ordinary 90 1T
I5Hc-; 1850 blzs goo do, Amy Warwick at
l4&c; 500 bags do at l42-. 400 bags do from same
ca 60 at14ssc-; and 500 igs prime DO at 15D155zc
ToGay ne note the arrival Of the Empress Theresa,
with 55s bass ng the stock in est hands abvui
Is eco gs- There has been nothing OF importance
done in either LlguayTa java Tue market for The
week c'osed firm at the flowing quotations viz:
1816G15e. for ordinary ium Bio; l4l<G5l4 nc
foe fair do; ike sc. for good do and Il nc Tor
prime. L guzyra may be quoted Iikt0I5c and
Java II 17@ISc.
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ADyIcE.--ls tue hot season is approaching every
person should prepare their system for tbe change and
there = no remedy apPcIbe.us Nee strength
eang Cordial and Bi5od Puri fer II will purify the
blood thoroughly. and ct the time Strengthen
lni invgorate the whole organization. The immense
quantity sOid daily proof cuougl OF its
great virtues thoroughly removing all impure mat
tr from the b.ood. We s-y IL, IFy il, II Is de
licious See the advertisement IN another col
um1.
We souid ca. flr;culaT attention 10 ScLcan's
no.i-s II another column ye add J,ie following from
the - Louis Herald, which speaks vv.a-nes u is
favor We say Al sEe Il - trial:
eve taze especial pleasure il recommending Nc
T-azz celebrated sJEe1g hzziHg Cordial iuys.l:
Ole re1l-Iy for general debility and We4LBezs- We
haze sen IL ssz,s5 n circle under or iuEls-
as oses yaI0a ana cla vOzch for IL efficiency AKA
lyorta I; = - a-Ilce which should lie kept constant
i every family Is it Is certainly al invaluable
-a-.5ciEe- see the advertisements another column
cgtL-dE.sIln
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Messrs. Taylor. WhitthOrne. and
vatterson

The following list of appointments has been agree
upon for Messrs. Taylor, Whitthorne and Watterson
Candidates for Eector for the large at which
times and places they win be pleased TO meet AM
address the people. Ii will be that a number @
counties have been omitted This was unavoidable
owing TO the want of time:
Sumerville, Fayette county, Wednesday. Oct 5.
Memphis, shelby county, Thursday, Oct. T.
Corington, Upton county, Saturday, Oct. g.
Brownsville, Haywood county, Monday Oct g.
Ripley Lauderdale county Tuesday, Oct O.
Dyersburg Dyer county, Wednesday, Oct. TO-
Troy, Obion county, Thursday, Oct. IL
Dresden, Weakiey county, Friday, Oct IL
Paris, Henry county, saturday, Oct. 13.
Camden, Benton county, Monday, Oct. Is.
Wayerley, Humphre county, Tuesday, Oct. 10
Charlotte, Dixon county, Wednesday, Oct. IL.
Nashville, Davidson county Friday, Oct 10
Franklin, Williamson county, Monday, Oct. %
Nurfrees6oro, Rutherford county, Tuesday, Oct %.
Gallatin, Sumner county, Thursday, Oct. rs.
Lafayette, Macon county, Friday, oct. 20.
Carthage, Smith county, Saturday, Oct. 81
Smithville, DeKalb county, Monday, Oct %
Cookeville, Putnam county, Tuesday, Oct. 80
Sparty, White county, Wednesday, Oct 81
SiclIinnvle, Warren county Thursday Nov l.
Manchester, Coffee county, Friday, Nov. 2.
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ToConsuE,. piI.es.

he Advertiser, having becH restored o. health n
few weeks by very simple remedy Sfte- having sui
fsrsi several years with ssvere lang affection Ind
that dread disease, 1rnpti0n-rs aExigs l, ,--
known - lis fsi.07.-s-si,rsIs the mans o. cure
To IL vaO LezI-e II, he vii s-ad copy vi ts pre-
zcrPt0u Ls=d Gree O. charge E.'l the directions gT
preparing and using the sul-- vi.I-A tie VII t-i a
szrx e4Ts far CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BROy
CHITZS, DC he cn-y oL5zct q ,ls advertiser in
senl1g Jns Prescription Is oeuet te ai-c-s- anL
sp-sed inflammation which h C0lo-ivss :" De vaiu-
s5Ls znd lie h5qss every s---rsE - remedy
a. Il vii C1st thzuI nothing and NY p-O blessing
FzrEiEs wishing TIE prescription VII address
Rzv EDWARD AVI o.,
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sIlRFiTs Sale.

RF virtue of three q. fas Nos 203s, 1872 25s9, 10
ID me directed, and delivered from the Hopor.hIs
Chaneery Court OF davidson County Tennessee at 10
Nay Iei M l560, viii expose 10 public sale to IL
gnesf o1der, for cash, at the Courthouse Yard u
the City Of Nashville On Saturday, the Is day Of Oc
tooer 1850 ali the right, title CAIN interest and Is
tate Nhieh Jas l. Powell then had, may have since
TO vat; Two tracts Of land lying the North Side al
ClnbsrlEnd River, Davidson County, Tennessee ors
OF said tracts containing 1917 acres the other coz
tanning loo acres, and being the same on which Yre
sarah Powell nov resides ana in which she has ISs
time interest snd estate The interest here levied CO
On being the same which James Powell & entitled l.
py descent from bis deceased brother John Powell
being levied ca as the property Of James Powell
and 10 SATISFY judgments rendered in favor Of James
SchooeEna.eT. SIiliinOn son AID Barn aT-riust
James Powell aud Hiram Wei
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-09

GuISG UNDER. -Breckinridge papers seem
to be going under all over the country.
They find that The support Of the disunion
tickle does Mt pay. The Sont5en Era, pub
lished at OpeIika, Aid, has handed up lis
checks and retired from the field. The Dam
kirk II. y Press and -4Tgus goes out OF cx-
istence. having been scared TO death by the
establishment of a Douglas paper in the
town The Brownsville (Texas) F1ag has
hauled down the Breckenridge ticket and
leaves the cause to take care of itself. So
they 90