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2apet 9angings.
100 600 ROLLS WALL PAPE-

lU0, ,WOO HOLLIS WALL PAPER
War has been declared and Secession Is the order
of the dayi and now is the time for all tidy house.
Keepers 70 secede from dirty and smoky walls, and
oQfrce on thom with rush, new WALL PAPFR,
geby improving their homes, and most Of en- tie
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale at NJ, Carson 4 Co., lsi Superior ST., ana
90 low that al can set them.
TIE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We arc now ready 70 sell French, English and
American wall papers from 50 20 IS Per cent below
pesVous prices, and would most respectfully invite
al to look in upon our stock before buying for n
quality OF goods and the length Of pieces, we car
give the utmost BatsfactiOn. Our goods coming d.
rOcty from the factories We thereby save one profit
Also large assortment Of Shades Of eVsrT FaTis-
GOLD BANDS, sc. 60,
Also Just Orousd a beautiful lot OF
o o r N 10 ES
sells in endless fisty. Paper Hanging done az
short notice byoxporisnoed Workmon, and at reason
Also, could take nice Jobs Of painting, grain
ing and vanishing ct iir and remune.atlEe rates.
\. b 10 Dealers would invite their sttsHSioB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Deiondants. J
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
- CUTAHOGA COUNTY, OHiO.-The said de-
feHdAnts, Elijah K0ndrick. Lydia Kendricks aud 3
O. West who arc nOn-residents sf the Sta.e Of Ohio
are hereby Motif that the said kaufman Hayes
plaintiff the 2lst day Of SeptemDorl ls6l Med IN
the Ofice OF ths Clerk Of the Court Of uommon
Pleas Of Cuyahoga county In the state oi Ohio, his
petition against said defsndant8. The object and
prayer Of which p p-tiiOn Is TO recover JUdgment
against this said Elijah ksndrick on his promissory
note given BY said htndI ick 10 1ad plaintiff, dated
Juiy g. 1855, for the Of 500, due il ono year
hoW date, with interest at the rate Of 10 per cont
per eHnum and payable annually, and 70 subject to
the payment Of such judgment the following de-
Kandrick and Lydia Kendrick to said plaintiff, to
secure the payment OF said note 70 wit: sub lot
No. seventy-nine 40, IN ;. s stones guDdlFislon
Of ORIGINAL lot No. hfty (s0), formerly Brooklyn
township, now cleveland City, and has a frolt and
rear Of 81 feet and 1872 feet In DEPTH aud onblDg on
af sub lots Nos. hundred gnd torty -one ana
me hundred and forty 1.-TWO ll41) In Azeklel foi-
s5ln's allotment Of the thsrles Taylor arm n tne
City Of Cleveland fronting on the south side Of De-
troit street ami extending back % an alley. Abo-
sub-lOt 6El in Hiram Stoneg subdivision 9f part oI
original lois s3 and 6s, in Brooklyn, having 40 and
7-lz feet rot on Train street and 3 feet in depth.
Said petition prayB for judgment against said Et-
jah KendricE for tbs Of four hundred and foEty
dollars (S0 and interest therson 90 the rste ot 70
rer cent per annum from the I'd day Of July 1901,
and that said premises be sold to pay the same.
said DafenCnnts, Elijah kendt lex, Lydia Ken
driok and B. o. Wedt, are hereby notified 70 appear
and answer said petition on or before the loth uay
Of November, Is6l, or Judgment vii 6e taken e.
prayed fUr GAGE 4 BRUCEs
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept, q, ls5lss59
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AoteIs
ct. NICHOLAS HCTEL.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO 50 PEE DAY.

since the opening Of this vast and eonmodious
Hosel I'm 1884, It has been the single endeaYor he
Proprietors to make It the most sumptuous, con
Vsnlsnt and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side thu Atlantis
And whatever has seemed likely 70 sdmikilter %
the comfort Of its gussts they have endaaEofed,
without regard to cost, to provide and to combine
ali the elemsnt5 Of individual and social enjoyment
which modem art has invented, and modern tasts
approved and the patronage which L has CON-
manded during the past six years is . gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the oxigsneies of the times, WHEN ell are
required 70 practice the most rigid ecoaomy' The
undersIsned have reduced the pEics Of Board %
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the same time sbaflng none 81 the luxares with
which thufr tabls has hitherto beon supplied.
TREADWELL, WHIrOOlIB 90.
EsW X0rk, sspt- 2, ISL tapz.o1i-2m
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RRAYRLERIs NENIsENl..

lti-sns vishinf conveyance % either OF the above
sins oT noals, viii Be- called for by the uoeohes o
rssFsss UInnibul Line By leaving their nddrels y
. Omnhur Oaloes lti isuperior siront doos nss' 20
" eftali Hansa. etAte
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

THE DEFENDANT, HENRY
BTI0I,Y ufil take notice that on the Ilth day
OF Bepta1nber l8t{, George G. Gore and George NC
Uouneu e0mmeHcad q suit IN attao1mont against
him in he above HAantiOned Court the obiect and
PRAYER Of which is TO recover from said deleaoant
S743 H. with interest from August S0th, 1851 due
pisintis on defendant's note given 70 paintlns I9r
t7I3l7 dated WebsR Rr, tMasa.,l February - l1els
md pavabls months after date 70 plaintlue elue.i
n n tiTsnss Tasnk, WOTce1tgr. Dsie1dant VAL 54.-
,er or deuur 10 said petition b. the sih ual o. 81
vsnaber 1851, or said petition VIII % taAoh - s'A
iess'o RAHNEY, BACKUs 4 E0BLht
..,os.q,s Attorneys lor Flalntls.
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ghgsceiams, &F.
n ] ! j sgEs j q sj g|SSS

" ~ n - - OsG AM n 4 ~ n ~ y
CURED,
After all other Treatment FailsIi
DIR. A. GIBSON,
& 19TmsEy % OF 81 EGS , & I06F g sa Up Bay & 9n9 g hG2
the above named diseases. He viii pay the Same
5ln for tine proof that any other Physician IN
AFTER many years Of laboriogs study and expert
snoe, DR.. GIBSON Is happy IN being able to sn-
RoEnos 10 tho unfortunate, that re hs5 ps.isOssa
ussteG q Treatment for the ,,,,,,,u ,,r,,,,,
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUhA
sf tho EboYe and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
With al bad effects arising therefrom, including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PAOSfKAtlON.
He hAs sneoeedsd in curing oases IN this ey, solns
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
Bslfstyled physicians, who profess to treat all private
least particle Of 6snsnt.
DR.. GIBSON does not boat that he is a member Of
some College IN London or Per1si as perhaps some
others do for the purpose 5f ensnsring the innocent
and who hold out great never 70 b re.
thls, that he Is able 70 give entire satJfac0n to
those who repose confidence in hs ability and int0s
rity, and that he has perfected American system
Of Treatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
don or Paris or any patent medicine 70 equal for the
arrangements, both mental and physical, AriBinE
from sexual or secret abuse.
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all others yet discovered;
and hrst, the agents uaed IN respect disagree
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such e
no restrictions in diet business Is required Third
Iy his treatment is positive and certain In AL cssea
he stands prepared to go into Eny public private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new Treatment over any
other now known 70 the world In point OF prompt
ness, psrmanennys nidness, EafeEz and o0nV6ntencs
20 the patient.
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located in OlsTeland,
aud has during the past two yeaIs performed many
cuTes Of Diseases which had for years resisted ell
other modes Of treatment Referencecan DO given to
individuals OF the hrst respectabitY In Cleveland,
Boston, New York. and other etties In regard 20
skill and integrity in all professional transaotiohs.
DyBpetRia, Khuemstism, Scrofuls and all chronic
Diseases treated with superior success.
81 Medicine sent 70 any part 0i The country on
recent OF ton dollars.
Dr.. GIBE6N's Now Work on Physiology Tor sale
at his OEdoe.
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElectTopGtAy e1ld Medicine,
EF- Ohce No. liz Ontario street, up stairs, lev
doors from the Public Square.
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They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume TO the Voioo.
They impart a delicious aroma to the Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot harm
any ona,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
REKOHAL.

A r. REDING, MERCHANT
IA sIAlLOhl has removed TO No. Is Prospeof
gtrest, kedheadB Block, fBW doors west OF JoneSi
Earbe Eectoryi where ho will Be pleased % soe and
Vitod.
Gents who furnish their own materials will Il
sdVantageOuB to call on him.
- Particular attention paid to eating Boy1'
Clothing, deoQ Z RBDI2G, Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Oephalie Pills accomplish the object for vhisl
tneg we're I1ade, viz; Cure In all its fOEEI
TTrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VA,J
They hayo bean tested in more than . thOusAn
Gases, with entire success.
IFrom the DemooFst, st. Cloud, MIMI
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, (Cephalic Pflls) 90 that you
may have them in cas- Of m attack.
IFrom the Advertiser. ProVIdsncs, b. IL
The OephAlio Pills are said to be remarkably oi-
eotiye remedy for the lleadalhe and one Of the very
pest Tor that tery frequent complaint which has 6V-
er beon discovered.
LFron the Western. b. R. Gazette, ChioAgO, I'LL
We heartily 2dena Mr.. Spalding, and hiI unri
vailed Uephal fillt-
from the 6asEEha Valley Star, Val
We G are sure tAsi Pc cOns suffering with hsEAohs.
Iron the SouthBTn Path Finder, n. OIL
Try them you that ara afiioted ana We are mn
erog I5t tbat M. Ts Isn S9 9 9oe u vs. & aIS ~
modie'n4 can produce.
lFfom the st. Louis Doupcrat.I
he Immense demand for thu aEtioIe< OsphAllo P5)
rFrom the Gazette. Davenport, IoWn.I
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with ~
article he did not P Nv to possess real msTtt.
lArom the Advertiser, ProTiienoA R. IL
The testimony in their favor Is stroag, from q Is
most respectable quarters.
IFrOm the Daily News. Newport, R.L.I
OoPhAlio Pills are taking TIM place Of all kinds.
lFrom the Commercial Bulletin, BOston.I
Said to be very shlcsciOns Tor the headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

iErom the DemOoFst, st. Cloud, MIMI
nyou are, or have been troubled with the haad
aohet send Tor box (Cephalic PillB,) that you
may nave them In case OF IN attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

LFrom the Advertiser. Providsncs, b. IL
The OephAlio Pills are said to be remarkably si-
ootYe remefy Tor the lleadaihs, and one Of the Vy
pest lor that Eery reQCRnt complaint which has eT-
er beon disCOEered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Iron the Western h. R. gaEstte, OhIcAgO. I'LL
We. heartily 2done Mr. Spalding, and hiI unri
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
7 d g CIT Y .

AoomEuT.-A man by the name Of Cor
nsiius Donovan, while engaged in dump
ing coal from the yard Of Rhodes s Card,
On board the sow Granville, yesterday sf-
tsrnoon, fell from platform into the hold
Of the vessel breaking his right leg just
above the anele. He was taken to his re-
siasnoe on tbs West Side, and his leg cared
for properly. Donovan has a large family,
who depend upon him for support-his
only resource being BY obtaining days
work. We learn that be is an industrious
hArd-Working nan, aud that his family
viii suffer unless looked after, until he
can recover from his injuries.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

%. @, Tn ;;REGIassr.-Oompany c, Of
the 7th Regiment nov at Gauley, has been
reduced BY sickness and causalitiss to less
than ffsy efficient men. This number has
the work Of q full Company to do, in the
way Of guard mounting, Sc, and they doit
aobly. Company C is from Oberlin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

Hay5A single bottle OF SPALDIN0's PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
Henry Halnes, DlaInuR, }

IILTILll y LLNIII7
Trustees, and Mater EOmmissiu=1r1,
ssp7l;a52 a. af5re-aid
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Civil Action Tor Money
and to gut5set LANDS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Professor Of E1ectropethy end Medicine,
Eg- O1ce No. liz Ontario street, up stairs, q lev
doors irom the Public Square
Oniee hours from TO u and from 20 o'clock
sally. fSEp5Ags eEceg4sc-N auas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

IFrom the Commercial Bulletin, BOston.I
Said to be very sfHeaei0ns for the beadache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Weunderstani, says the Columbus jour
nal, that 1t has been decided BY the militia
y authorities Of the State, to attach bat
terry Of artillery to each Of our brigsdes.-
This win add some 2 guns to the present
number, and will place about 100, perhaps
l2b, riasd cannon in the aeld from Ohio
As many artillery companies are applying
for asceptancs and information, We make
mention Of the arrangement. The plan is
a eoOd one and must prove efficient
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

lFrom the kRDswha Valley Star, Val
We are sure thai pc rsons suffering with hsEdachs
Who tFY them, VIII 81 rk to them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

lFrom the Daily News, Newport, R.L.I
OophAliO Pills are taking tle place of all kinda,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Children Org for
sPALDIHG's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

lErom the Advertiser, ProTi,ienoA R. IL
The testimony in their favor Is stroag from q u
most respectable quarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Ladies' are delighted with
BPALDINd'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

PRoBATE cOuRT.-state Of Ohio vs.. Dan;
isl Boyle, ssllingj intoxicating liquors,
hned s. and costs.
State Of Ohio vs. Maria Jones, assault
and battery, fined S. and costs.
State Of Ohio vs. Joseph Barber, assault
and battery, dismissed.
State Of Ohio vs.. - Warner, assault
snd battery, nollied.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Gentlemen Garry
sPALDIEGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

THE MEETING YEsTERDAY.-The meeting
Yesterday at the Court House was largely at
tended, and was addressed by Gov. FOoTE, DR..
McFERRIS and Hon. ANDREW EWING, and was
adjourned till tomorrow night. The object
of these popular assemblages is to acquaint
the people with the demands upon them nee
essary to carry on the war, and to give an
opportunity to the people to meet those de-
mands. The meeting yesterday promises the
most pleasing results. One gentleman sub
scribed S25, 900 and Others came forward
with smaller sums. We cannot make room
this morning for a detailed account Of the
proceedings, but from them we are able TO
assure the public that the patriotism of our
people Is fully aroused. Let all turn out to-
morrow night, and we will show to the world
that Tennessee cannot only furnish vOlun-
teers to fight for the canse of liberty, but
can also furnish the means to carry the war
to any length it may be necessary to con-
duct it to q successful conclusion. Come
one, come all. The meeting will be held at
the CaDitOl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

ARTICLES WANTED FOR THE TENNESSEE
Depot, Opened IN Nashville for the ReIisf Of The
Sick, Wounded a1ad Destitute Soldiers Of the Coede
rate States, and especially the Three Thousand in
UiTyiJiid.
Flax-seed and wheat bran, for poultices !;
rose water, blackberry vinegar, pickles. fruit
jellies, crushed sugar, corn starch, sweet oil,
beeswax, cordials, made of peach or any
other fruit, blackberry jam, or any ether
kind, dried peaches, cherries, &c.
Old sheets, pillow cases, small pillows, old
towels, cOverlets, cOmforters, calico, or other
material, dressing or double gowns, old
shirts and drawers, old pants, old socks, old
handkerchiels, old slippers. old loose jackets,
long bleacbed domestic night shirts, flannel
wrappers, pieces of white domestic. pieces of
hickory shirting, bleached domestic for
drawers, country OF homemade jeans for fall
clothing, wool or wooden yarn, country or
homemade blankets and eounterpanes, old
Inch of any kind, for bandages, Russia duck
for towels, old cotton sheets, and raw cotton
for lint, coarse cotton socks and money TO
buy chickens, pay washerwomen, &c., &C.
Contributions must be sent to the Vice
President of each county, whose name will
be published in the papers OF the chief town
of that county, and forwarded by her to
Nashville. where each box will be placed in
the Hospital Depot, and registered from each
county, and its destination published as soon
as forwarded to the wounded. dkw-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

LADIES TENNESSEE HOSPITAL AND CLOTH
ing association far the Relief Of The Sick, Wounded
and Destitute So7dieTs Of IeTHeSsse-
An Association has recently been formed
in Nashville, for the purpose of extending
its efforts to every part of the State,
and to secure the immediate cooperation of
every mother, daughter, sister, and wife in
Tennessee, in behalf of the destitute, sick
and wounded soldiers, who have gone and
shall go into battle to defend the rights, lib
critics, and sacred honor of our beloved cOun-
try, and to guard our homes from desecra-
ton. The object of this association is, by
concentrated and unanimous action, to bring to
one paint the patriotic labOrs of hundreds of
women who are equally Interested in this
important work. The members of the asso-
citation propose to establish a Depository of
Hospital Stores, which will be contributed
by every portion OF the State, and forwarded
by a committee of ladies to any point where
they may be most required, to proper author
lilies. who shall be responsible to the officers
of the Association for the judicious distribu-
ton of the same.
OFFICERS OF THE LADIES' TENNESSEE Hos
PTTAL AND CLOTHING ASSOCIATION.
Mrs FRANCIS B. FoGG, President.
Mrs DR.. SHELBY, Vice-President.
Mrs. WM. COOPER, Secretary.
Mrs C. NICHOLSON, Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29
PROCLAMA TION.
Isham G.. Harris, Governor of the
State of Tennessee.


State of Tennessee.
Whereas, The Government of the Confed-
crate States having called upon me, through
General ALBEIT SIDNEY JoHNEToN, for THIRTY
THOUSAND TROOPS, for immediate service, in
addition TO those already in the field, it be-
comes my duty to proclaim to the gallant
citizens of Tennessee that their country de-
mauds their services.
Camps of rendezvous will be established at
Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Jackson,
Trenton, and at such other points as may be
necessary for the accommodation Of the troops
where they will be mustered into the service
of the Confederate States by Companies, Bat
talions and Regiments, as they may present
| themselves, except Cavalry, which will be-
| received by companies or battaliOns. The
| troops having the right to elect their ow II
company, battalion and regimental officers,
except surgeons, quartermasters and COM
missaries, which viii be appointed by the
President. Volunteers for the war are great
| ly preferred, but will be accepted for the
term of twelve months.
1t is earnestly urged upon all who may be
able to do so to supply themselves with the
most effective arms the country affords, such
IS the Tennessee rife. 1.-The double and single
barrel shot gun. These arms will be re-
placed by furnishing the troops with the reg
ular army gun at the earliest practicable
| period.
Judging from the past, know that it is
| only necessary to notify the gallant sons of
| Tennessee that their services are necessary to
the common defence, and they will promptly
| and nobly respond to the call, thus perpetu-
ating our claim to the proud title of "The
Volunteer State"
To arms felloW-countrymen, to arms :
Let there be no delay. The insolent MERGE
naries of the Federal Government are threat
ening an invasion of our homes, from every
exposed point upon our borders
Let our gallant citizen soldiery assemble
in such numbers, and press forward with such
spirit upon the hireling invaders, as will
hurl them back upon those who sent them!
Let us call together an army sufficient, not
only to repel invasion. but to punish the ag-
gressor.
To fill this requisition of the Government
of the Confederate States, l, Isham G. Harris,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, by virtue
of the authority in me vested, do hereby pro-
claim. that will accept for the service of
| the Confederate States, as above specified,
| THIRTY THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS.
80, In testimony whereof, 1, IsHAM G.
L. S, HARRIS, Governor, as aforesaid,
80 have hereuntO set my had, and
caused the great seal of the State to be affiX-
| ed, ut the Executive Department, in Nash
| vile. on this. the 18th day of September, A.
d. 1861.
By the Governor: lsHAM q. HARRIS.
J. E. +. RAY, Secretary of State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29
mUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
The Annual Municipal Elections took place
with the following result:
For Mayor.
Cheatham's maj'y- .I2jI



First nd-Alderman-JOhn E. Newman,
1913; L. F. Beason, G1- COuncilmen-Jno. NJ.
Hooper, IA; John COlt,,rt, 2Of; P L. Parks,
81.
Second d.-AldeTman-James Z. Bell,
2Oj. COunciImen-C. S. Thomas, III; Geo.
S. Kinney, l79; II. Stewart, 81
Third Fard.-Alderman-P S. Woodward,
1O2; W ii. Horn, 81. COuncilmen-G. W.
Darden, I64; VIM. Shame, I39: A. Warren,
"a.
Fourth Wdrd-AldeTman--J. II. Hinton
$50. COuncilmnn-C. E. II. Martin, us; W.
r. Demunbreun, LIS, A. G. Hagey, lf.
Fifth WaTd-Alderman--W S. Cheatham,
IO2; G. NJ. Fogg, IS, John johnson, %
Couucilman-W. II. Clemens, lis; Jordan
P. Coleman, los; B. II. Hall, -; J. C. Den
ton, 81; r. C. Gardner, "a.
.Sirth Ward-Aldermau-B. S. Rhea, 500.
Councilman, James Haynie, 2l6; J. J. MCCann,
100; 7. J. Yarbrough, 187.
SsueIuh d-Alderman-A.H IL. Hurley,
no opposition. COuncilmen-Isaac Paul,
IO2; H. Hill, Ill; J. a. Farris, 80; A. r.
Owen, 55.
Eighth WHd-Alderman-D c. Love.
1876; Elisha Long, l. Councilmen-C. A.
Brodie, I66; John E. Hatcher, I2S; Ii. P.
GilIOck, 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

The THEATRE-The performances Saturday
night was another in the series of thriumphs
of KEEBLE and his Southern Company. To-
morrow night the bill embraces the Maniac
LOrer and the Noble Solder, and Will be zen
dered in the usual style, and, as Hamlet
would say if he were here, ..excellenuy well. .
Go and see for yourself, and if you are dis
appointed, come to Us aud We will make it
sail right"