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WEARLH 6 YARBROUGH,

1.OOU BBLS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
200 bbls extra superfne Flour:
al 80 hhds New Orleans Sugar
D hhds Demerara Sugar;
50 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
200 sacks prime Rio Coffee;
25 sacks Iiaguira Coffee;
% bbls Fresh Rice;
30 bbls New Orleans Molassos;
200 boxes Proctor & CANDLES Soap;
$50 boxes various brands Soap.
100 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes TaEloW Candles. hard pressed;
81 SO boxes Fine Chewing Tobacco;
50 gross Fine Cut Tobacco;
> 8 bbls Smoking Tobacco:
3 kegs English Soda;
Is kegs American Soda;
30 cases and ID cans Oysters;
80 boxes Pepper:
so boxes Spice
80 boxes Indigo;
% boxes Ground Mustard;
p bbls Mason's Backing.
60 boxes Pint. Quart and = gal. Bottles;
% b0xest Garrett Snuff
20 gross Durxee's Bluing; sfr
Is bbls Bourbon Whisky
3 bbls Robertson COunfy Whisky
100 bbls Foote Nash Proof Whisky,
100 bbls Ginger COrdial;
IS bbls Ginger Wine;
IS bbls Sweet Wine;
90 bbls Grape Vinegar
q bbls Lemon Syrup;
90 boxes Starch;
50 dozen Buckets
80 dozen Broonsi
200 Flour Sacks.
so boxes assorted Candy;
Brandy, Ram, Gin. Wines. Of various brands AZ
WEAKLY & YARBROUGHS
No. North College Street. Nashville. Tennessee
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NnNA AAAA % aAsAAlA
As described BY John Milton in his immortal
poem, entitled Paradise Lost" u being a COM
plete Illustration Of this great poem from begin
ming b end. comprising sixty-three splendid
tableaux, carrying cut Millions idea Of Heaven.
Hell. Chaos and Paradise, will now be exhibited
in this city for the first time exhibited IN Lon
don for go consecutive nights to more than half
million of people. and exhibited before Her Ma
jesty. Queen Victoria. and the entire Court Of
Buckingham Palace. upon which occasion Her
Majesty was pleased 10 bestow upon the proprie-
tor distinguished mark Of her royal appreciation.
BY presenting him with a magnificent diamond
ring. ftlilHfai
An able and eloquent El0cutionists viii reeite
selected portions Of the Poem, with thrilling effect
explaining each scene.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
u AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Rs5- Doors open in the evening at o'clock.
Curtain rises at s o'clock. 81
10 order that all ellSses Of people may havc.an
opportunity Of witnessing this wonderful exhibi-
ton. the price Of
Admission, 80 Cents Only,
Reserved Seats, 20 Cents,
No half price
Admission to MatiRocs to all parts Of the house
80 cents. Children &eents. =.
Reserved Seats for sale at Messrs. DoFman K
kentons Music Store, where a Diagram Of the
Hall may be seen, and seats secured.
A. NJ. DORLAND. Manager.
F. c. GARDNER, Agent foctll-tf
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OTiR OUTSIDE FAGEs.

FrRsr PAeE.-Afairs in Europe-Wost Point,
is Graduates from 1s2O 70 $50.
FOURTH AGE.-0ctobor-CHARLEs DIcEESs at
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seambridge City gives 81 Democratic ma
50rity. Democratic gain 120
In one precinct ia Upton county the Re
publican gain is IS.
Reporis from the 9th Congressional dis
triet show small gains for Col. Fox.
Floyd county, Third Congressional dis
trict-Union gain 500. Corresponding gains
in the district win elect Graham. Repub-
lican gains thus far show about equal gains
and losses for the Republican ticket indi-
eating majority on the State ticket about
the same as 1864, when the Republican ma
iority was 10000 The whole vote in this
city is about 1000 less than in 1854, and the
majority abont 600 less. t3EiJtl lsl
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-The returns up
TO o'clock are all very incomplete, but in
dictate theeleciion Of the Republican State
ticket b. ten to ffteen thousand majority.
First Congressional Dist rict-Niblaek,
Democrat, elected.
Third Districs-Hunter, Republican.
Fifth District-Julian, Republican.
Sixth District-Co burn, Republican. e.
Ninth District-C Olfax, Republican.
Eleventh District--Shanbs, Republican.
Ninth, Voorhees, old District-Contest
very close. 6.9 ~
There are not sufficient returns received TO
indicate the complexion of the Legislature
Wabash county gives Shanks, Republican,
], 500 majority, which is a Republican gain
Of 400. n. s[foh Es,to-sso, 81 g.. 4,
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.AThe election re-
turns are meagre. The losses and gains as
far as heard from are about equal The Re
publicans claim an average gain Of 10 per
Get. on the majority given at the last Presi-
Dental election, and the State by 25,000.
Dispatches from Colfax claims large gains
in every precinct heard from. Dispatches
from Lafayette says that so far as heard
from, Orth loses in Tippacanoe county over
200, and 500 in four townships in Warren
county; Lafayette precinct not counted out
but estimated at 500 for Purdire. Floyd
county, in second district, IS claimed by both
parties. TsylOrville, Bartholomew q, Re-
publican gain; Democratic gain in Decatur
county 255; Republicans claim a gain in
Dearborn county to offset the loss in Deea-
tur. The Republican loss in Wayne county
is over 700. Three precincts in Hamilton
give conservative gain Of 500 over the
Presidential poll. The Republican loss IN
the Sixth Congressional District will be over
1000.
Republican Majority Estimated at Fif-
teen Thousand
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10.-The returns
come in slow and Incomplete. The State
ticket is generally conceded to the Republic
cans by $4,000 majority. In the 9th, In
dianapolis, district. Coburn, Union, has a
majority of 2, 500 Democratic gain of Z, 900
on the vote Of 1864. 90 a
In the ID district, ken, Democrat, cleo
ton conceded. The 4th 9TH and 9th dis
triets still doubtful. The Republicans claim
eight Congressmen, and majority in both
branches'of the Legislature. In Indianap-
9olis city and county the Republican major
ity is 1900. In 1854 Gov. Mortoa's major
ity was 6, 900.
Hon. Jas, Hughes Republican, is elected
to the Legislature from Marion county,
which is Union gain. $50
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE
Magnificent Suburban Property,
IN THE VICINITY OF NASHVILLE.
Ar AUCTION

ON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER lsr, l55
yat II O'Clock. on the premises, We Will sell 10
tho highest bidder that splendid prorerty belong
ing 10 Col Thomas J. Poster. containing ID acres
Of land; situsted Ia miles from the city, imIne-
diatey beyond where the Old t0ll-gate was, on
the MurfreesDor0 Pike. extending 20 The lands 81
he late Edward Trabue The tract ifgnts both
on the Murffeesb0r0 and Stone River kikcas con-
uiands q splendid and extensive panoramie view
81 Nashville and the surrounding county, aud "a
unsurpassed for locality; soil very hue. lt j. con.
teiapiated fhatthe South y ashvilleatrret kairom
will extend beyond this property. All Who de-
sire splendid homes. close 70 the city, are eipe-
ciaily invited % attend thesaie.
Splendid collation. free. 0mnibusea leave Ger
Oficn az 10 An.
. The ispd will be divided 10 suit purchasers.
JL.&R w. GROWN, Agentfi
$50 Union Street
T. W. Barnes. Auctionoer. loct7-tda
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F0UND.

nNE RED BAY sTALLIOS. la HANDS
" high years old. several ahite s50is on bis
Forehead biark .ezs main and tail. with some
Ehite si.a1e On bntn bind ieEa The oRnef con-
.i,.yr'a ean 90 aim IL ~ CANEfr,
Chiof Deceive Police,
Omes. ~ stairs. over "a Naiislial Bank.
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ranrre..,annI xemsnatlon.

AfrppE rroS. II. Y. Oct. 1e.--The RePah-
lsean Congsntion - day soiIrinated Gen. c.
II. VanWiek ior COngsea By aecianAtlcn.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
To Corporation .Tax-Payers.

fTHE LAW REQUIRES ALL TAXPAYERS
II 10 call At the Office Of the Revenue Collector
and pay their Taxes. but large number having
neglected To attend to this duty. this is 20 notify
all those who have failed to comply with the law
that II they do not come forward and pay their
taxes BY the
10Th Day OF November next,
Their claims will be put into the hands 81 an OH
Ger for collection, without any Dissemination
Ebstever. A. v. RUTLAND. Rev. Col.
05icc. South end Markothouse. mp stairs.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, $50 A. M.-The
following is the latest estimate of the Press
of the election yesterday:
Majorities for Geary: Allegheny county
900; Beaver 900; armstrong 800; Il = 400
Cameron 100; Chester 9, 800; Crawford !, 200;
Dauphin 1,280; Delaware l 400; Erie $500;
Franklin 200; Huntingdon 800; Indiana
1000; Lancaster 300; Lawrence 1900; Leb-
anon l 300; Mexican 100; Mercer 500; Phil
adelphia 5000; Potter 800; Somerset 1000;
Snyder 800; Susquehanna 800; Tiago 2,700;
Union $50; Venago 400; Warren $50; Wash
ington 5O0-Total $500. ,sa.i i.4
Majorities for Clymer: Adams county $50;
Bedford 500; Bork $780, Cambria 700; Car
bon 800; Clarion 1000; Clearfeld 1000;
Clinton 600; Columbia 1900 Cumberland
600; Elk 500; Fayette 900; Fulton 200;
Greene Il 800; Jefferson 500; lJuniata 500;
Lehigh 1000; Luzerne $500; Lycoming
500; Mifin 700; Monroe 1000; Montgomery
LOO; Montour 500; Northampton 1890;
Northumberland sou; Perry 500; Pike 900;
Schuylkill 800; Sullivan 300; Wayne 400;
Westmoreland 1000: Wyoming 100; York
S,000-Total 81, 500.
Geary's majority 1880
Scattering returns from The First District
indicate Randalps election by over 5000
majority. sl8jai tta.ifl
1.-THE above is incorrectly summed up.
Geary's total isaac, 4sO; Clymers total, SS,-
150 Geary's majority, 2,S3O.-EDs. UN. &
AM '-f
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BYTELEGRApHy
FM DHncHa Of EHs ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE ELECTIONS.
PENNSEAVANFA.

PHrLADELdHIA, Oct. 9, 1l:3Q P. NJ
Forney's Press estimates Geary's majority
IN the city, at 1000 and in the State at
1900. A dispatch from Thad. Stevens be-
lieves that Lancaster will give {, eco major
ity for Geary. The Press claims gain Of
two congressman.
New YORK, Oct. -Midnight.-Returns
thus far indicate slight Democratic gains in
the city Of Philadelphia; also one Senator
and three Representatives in the Legislature
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-The Age says in
tins city the Democrats have gained one
State Senator, Colonel McCandless. of the
hrst district, and three Representatives in
the first, second ananifth districts. This is
conceded by the p AHz sg8G
st. Clair, Ref ican, gain 20. Port
Carbon, Rep. gain 20. MorrisvilIe, Dem.
gain IL. Mount Carbon, Dem. gain Is.
Ashland, Dem. loss So. = s...i
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9.-The Seventeenth
Ward gives clymer 9oI majority; a Demo-
cratic gain of 26. ~ s-fo
Bucks county, Lower Wakefield, gives
Taylor for Congress ISL majority; gain Of
Il. sNA " 2 Z. * = = q
Union county gives Geary 600 majority;
Republican gain of rs.
Berks county-Reading gives Geary 2
majority; Republican loss of rs.
Clamera county gives Clymer % majority;
a Democratic loss Of IA.
y Union county gives Geary So majority; a
Republican gain of45. tfk3
Upperbern county gives Clymer 1sS;
. Democratic gain of 43.
Schuylkill county-Maheney City, Dem
ocratic gain of "a f.1t5 y IA I
Crawford county, lib; loss of 200 from
last year.
The Republicans have carried eight of the
thirteen wards. The Council stands Is Re
publicans and 10 Democrats; gain of three
for the Republicans.
Armstrong county-Kittan borough
shows Republican gain of II.
Venango county-Pithole, Geary so ma
jority; Republican gain II, housewife,
Geary 2lS majority.
Montgomery connty-About l 200 MAORI
ty for Clymer; Democratic gain of 80.
p Bedford county-Three districts, show a
Republican gain of 81. Ff w Frg Rea
West Moreland county-Republican gain
of 25. .srnseaosa ssfT 20 - a
Mercer county, Greenville-Republica
gain of 81. eioLodAtQ
Indiana county, Observation-Disclosures.
gain of 80. esf u ns.. ~ 81 4
Erie county, Erie eity-467 for Cook, Re
publican, gain of 1l9.
In q districts the Republican gain was
297.
Allegheny countyv-14 districts, including.
part Of Pittsburg. and Allegheny City,gives
Republican gain of 35 The vote is higher
than in 1864, but the majority will be from
$500 20 5000 Morehead and Williams are
reelected to Congress.
Later.
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LOST.

A TIN BOX CONTAINING VALUABLE
n Papers, with b. LITTOS, in printed letters on
the end; think it was deposited with some one
By Mr.. Ii. LITTON, short while before his death.
Any one knowing OF the Box, or Of any Papers.
belonging to the Estate, viii confer a favor By
advising W. II. GORDON.
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4 A T MCKENZIE STATION. on TIE NASH
"a WILLIE and Northwestern Railroad fdfty
Bridge Carpenters Apply az she ofliee Of
the Nashyills and NgEthwcsterR Railroad. u,
METCALf ! MCMILLAN.
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no BE SOLD FOR TAXES.

ON MONDAY, "a inst. az 10 o'clock. 4 r.. at
" the Aacti0n Warehouses 81 Dolls B4ENEs
4 Co, l2iS boxes 81 Tobaeeo. the property 81
=, oetiS-I6s LEORvELL. collsctsr.
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QSarltnf YiihtI

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mnlpatSGe etsnfH eree, utulraitir,nee t~rafttser'
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IMAM le fat mt Gem Dteifer Jeihr, then farm, b.
teti ale miletren 6lebcrsS orttu IN unftrtm ttgeutu
RIlma beltn2 Iurbiau Rubr. are tl-, @aaens
Btter, @rIppe 1e. limb MUIR cue mileereu u. iblpabs.
rem Bcrrttn br itretltdtIeu Kranibeten. g8tnn a
be ultmmlieu Rranthe'ts Srrtten IN ben un9tfunbt.
fen @egenotn betlL turirt 20 prompt ole uIter uni
bcTri6tnttu letbtertn Bormeu.
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R"tlitf ube. iOC01 epu uitaiiIter Gbolera btfaGt.
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Srabt &c, thermometer II. Sttrmaaaen, gas. ur6
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NIrtttmbers stn6etEofsu. uRb bttttt UNI 9~sneistsn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s{u,cioc.

Eahr DOT wtto bitrn1ii 9enettn, oaf llnteIi ei6nets
8olmadt our Scripaltuug ces Nahldfes ers alete
ptrIt. .3pb. Rt6ael 8plIanSt eroatlen hat,
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Dprrtbea NJ. y. 8pIIaubt
1856 IL 7 59) Grceutljce.
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Rabribt pire hermit ae8cttr, bah uu~ttr,eitnettr
rtritOrbsEeu Sob. 8blf al erbnlttn bat. aae, t.
Tntterlm9cu AT cte'en Ia6Iaf baben. mereen hermit
aufsetcr6srt. iplhe uebit ben uItbt9en 8ele8tn am
pcer ppr BEN 23. Sult 1866 tlnllrtrNen II. e,ltene
gu MAIDEN. cser 1T BepdrtiG.n, Eat lie ibrer Anipriit,
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ben mSser. IDt, bic .SabIun9.n an eisier gtadlab
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,2I7 81 % SOB. u. &uppert gem
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I1f.S Gin 9ults. b%eaatnts, oretuod Gee Nohnblue
se;;,l nttli ereiltbdtgcm StrttIRetiust IN lttf. No.
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Wa1 bGtsgtar.
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Oh Nr. 0. YAM Builoiuss, ct. gaulItr.
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administrations .@ln,.iae.

stafri&t miro blsrmit %9e3ctsn, bas llnter3eIdnttst
pom @aiien9eridte Der Staot Baltimore 8ollnladt our
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den uno 9slteno gu MAIDEN, pbtr ~ 9ewirtt9en, bah IL
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i9ite unUer,i9li6 an llnier,eid r.itn su teiiten.
go 8 o. 81 Sofepb 5heWthaI @om.
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ADMINISTRATIONS zglu,eiae.

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EDgnladt 3ur gsrFaltune tts NablaNts her olttet
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rtdt, 70 ptrt Re sftt1tIt@ tin'6rtitsf.
TIpriba Weaper,
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Se6alts nit Gut'r 8upb'Gait Nu6 iSfott blata Al
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an eu VhtIaeelpb a gt'e aelt8tu, nit eip,gl bcluemtn
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esk4&Aa an r,r Cd. siuer lehr sticb6fi srtibtu etrat |
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Deepmau Sr ~, GoWpaptr. $50
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