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3chH~yI*Rn1n fMIrT-~tHtr E0!rs
r171SBr R6n. Sert 1o.-Tle Interstate Fair, a.
far u the attendance ts rrzardt.3. has been n:
immense suc,.es>. Earh say th.. yrpun.is have
tpen c:oa.ls7- The exhibition ai ac.l:nltnrai.
,1'lntsttc. au rncraf uathuery s hI.his credit
at+e. To.autrpw. Er.Ar- Il the closing DAY, wagll
the races vii att:act i ttc csow.l.
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u alarmed by the manifestation OF thu Rrpuhi;-
can spirit Of the county, recently ~sncfi ~ the
strong expressions OF erm2atay oTef the organ"
iza4ton OF Tee t4eLtl ittpub! c. 1t Is underwood
that the government Ia silcttIs preparing to meet
snd checkmate any .iessgus Upon the part Of the
Republican leatlers here. General Frtu has
teen pccu.nnea1mx" tronps ound the city,
and has A1n secun'd g7rst dtares ot
MUNITIONS for their SIMPLY fslm Is ev1-
drnttr upeaHy, au4 Il using cTc1J c1erson
to hasten the eIccton Of 3 monarch. II Is under
stood that seuor Olozs.a has been recalled from
the mission tn Paris for his prompt action l.;
recognizing tn" Republic Ia F3ancc. The goEe7n.
rutpt nas almost discarded eTezy ses:tge Of re-
rts,tcanlsm.
stuYO'ozaga, Spanish Stinsr'r 10 Paris. has
leep recalled his offence hclng the recognition oi
the French ]ltpuh!c, wnen hy rFeseLt treaties
Spain Is bound To swat the ae!ou oI the otac'
r.nwers s,efDE.. taking eAch step.
1t,yer, j. n,l4E ~. Its Resignation Is expected
Hvitnquez VII i,r'a.ai'ly succeed hinl
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Tito Aurora Agricultural RNd EsOstt-
cultural EntF.

Speei.l 1cspatch to Tn CHICAGO Trihu7~-
AURORA. Ill. Sept. la.-Tai- tall has ht1'I c21lsl
the kaue county FAIR u several issues Of the
papers. Tnn1 Is WIRING. The proper nar1c Is the
aurora agr1cu1nra! an! horticultural Fair. II Is
uu puIt OF kant CuEGty. tn It tsll| separate IN
stt:utlrr 10 he held at Cfeneya,
The yi>!t,Fs In attendance tn-t!AE hare cXseetI-
Cd ia upu,,es these OF any preceding dAy. The
grounds are sl,uut one mile frntN the city. AMI
enc continuous string Of seaus has been IN line
all DAY.
The .IFsrlay nf coe+is and stock il magnificent
Tic choicest kIuk ut the surrounding 'uNt.y Is
here IN exhibition. cnfnEel Gamj'bt II and W..
II, uaw ktus have shown some very t4tr bulls
The hogs are the largest say the far1n-rs err
exhibited. The agricultural implements a1e OF
The vegetables and general farm produce A:e
| very nnc, and Iuu"h pains HAS br-n taHrn
~ those interested. IN selecting ny: as'sT.nsa-
1 The textile fabrics. nae art1, and ne~sue-K7Fx
! AZ snpc.:e. - IN. show heretofore On fa:Ss
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BUSINESS CHANCES
~ n -
TO PHYSICIANS,

FOR SALE Or To RfST-A pAy.;eian's nAier,
f.:Is f.. .9tHs- with l:'sH, u. s,aa sn.. ss ps:b
TT nlaf phyelt4An. Apply 10 DR.. PRtATON. II drug
fs-rt. <.:ls. fe ;ta1i III seGz.:.I4....
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rnsnoS. S.r'. 1:--TEe b.rysal' OF :ilr sl't:
ho. l.cu rs,.e,i. aud yes.v:s Ut. now passing
fttety.
S.cx1usr% fra:o T-ylint! to France and fsrF-
mary wtlt rtsE.ne srr,lre tmfueiIatel.. The
,.utl fI1,ni l'dIl, !, nllctl for t0-s!lt.
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OHIO.

sxh hts3xry suits Com nj ssrs.d III Cinrtu-
tsn1t-I.N-a:el1rcso EnnArrsrrr Ar
rested ON u charge o9 I1stbezzfe-
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do A ID salvant-I do e Dupre-2 bbls sugar to
wv Bubridge &co- sundries to or ier-Total al
bbls molatses hid sugar
RICELANO-Steamer Hunter-4l bbls rice to
F Martins do SKIS do Pensud Felton, bbis
hides A Socola-suudries to order
COVINGTON-Schr Pippo-5 bales cotton to
order-lO0 bbls tar 500 bbls sand @ Stewart eco
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Josephine-7oO bbls
TCHEFUNCTE-s chr Emelie cords wood
TO order
BAY ST LOUIS -Schr Almyra--25 900 feet
lumber Hasssm & Pooley
BLIND RIvER-Schr Katy L-S00 pickets u.s.
600 shingles 1900 stones G 1rds wood to order
PASCAGOULA-Sch Alcyon-l50,O 900 shingles
Delmas Griffin
TCHEFUNCTE-schr La Belle-5O cords wood
J J Clark
PEARL RIvER-Schr Annetta-40,000 feet
lumber W W Care &co
PASCAGOULA-Sch Martha D-40,000 feet
lumber Elliott
PASCAGOULA-Schr R D Post-4O0O0 feet
lumber r ENott
HANSBORO-Schr Louisa-2O.0Oo feet lumber
TO order
BiLOXT-schr Falster-22, 900 feet lumber to
Sanford & Black
HANsBORO-schr II Fraser-2O,OOO feet
lumber Sanford & Black
PEARL RIvER-Schr Leonora--S5 900 feet
lumber w W Care AGO
PEARL RIvER-Schr Gen washingto TONS 900
feet lumber w w Care &ce
PASCAG0ULA-Sch Hermit-40, 900 feet lum-
Der Demss d Griffin
PASCAGOULA-schr Union-40 900 feet lum-
Delmas q Griffin
PASCAGOULA-Sch Dixie-25,OO0 feet lum-
Der Demas & Griffin
TCHEFUNCTE-Sch Rebecca-50 cords wood
j Clark
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RUATAN-Schr Etna-FTuit to order
TAMPIC0-Schr Cecelia-Fruit to order
UTILLA-Schr VIM Fisher-Fruit to order
HAVANA Steamship De Soto-25 pkgs mdse
NJ lopez cases segars L Mccarthy 10 cases
Goldfish case wine 5 bbls do 8 bags sundries +
Ssuche- 4 cases segsrs Santini-5 cases paper
2 bags mdse Borneo Bfos-l0 cases sugar do Sc
gars bales wax Avendano Bros-l bskt fruit
crates do K Morgan &co-4 do G Grande-5 do
] Mscbeca &co-2 do 4 bskts do r Tramontani-l
do bdl do crates do Banosa
M0BILE-Steamer Msry-56 bales cotton to
Battle & Noble-l0 bbls nuts 81 pkgs eggs and
suDdries to order
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--Steamshi
Harlan-36 bales cotton bbls tallow Francke q
DanDeel--7 bales cotton E Pillsbury &co-6 do
Lehman, Newgass &co-3 do Jos Hoy &co-2 do
Jennings. Gates &co--7 hides bbls tallow 10 ties
do G A Whitney &co-63 bbls tallow l Dbl wax
bales hides and skins 1872 hides B L Mann &co-
70 hides bdl hides III Lewis &co-l40 hides
bdl skins bbls tallow W F Witherell-.9 bales
rags2 bbs metal Is bds sacks Ader-l3O head
stock McQuoid Mehle- sundries to order-Total
81 bales cotton
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STEAMBOATS,.

Virginia, Holcroft, from Louisville
Alice Dean, Skunk, from Cincinnati
Frank Psrgohd, White, from Argyle Ld'g
National. Sinnott. from Shreveport
Sully, King, from Lockport
Hunter. Jeanfreau, from Riceland
Lotus No 2, Albert, from Lower Coast
Mary. Carroll. from Mobile
Msyilower, Keeling, from Camden
ARBIvAI Us AT TEE NEW BASIN.
schr Pippo, from Covingtou
Schr AlmyTai from Bay st Louis
Schr Katy IL from Blind River
Schr AlcyonI from Pascagoula
Schr La Bellf, from Tchefuncte
Schr Annette. from Pearl River
Schr MsrthaiD, from Pascagoula
Schr r d Pott, from Pascsgouls
Schr Louisa, from Hansboro
Schr Fslsteri from Biloxi
Schr G ii Fraser, from Hansboro
Schr LeoDors, from Pearl River
Schr Gen Washington, from Pearl River
Schr Hermit. from Psscsgoula
Schr Union, from Pascagoula
Schr Dixie, from Pascagoula
Schr Rebecca, from Tchefuncte
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Josephine, from Tchefuncte
Schr Emeliea from Tchefuncte
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BELIZE, HON-Steamship Trade Wind-l92
bbls -four IS bbls pork l hid tobacco ties lard
and sundries
APALACHlCOLA-Ssea Tappahannock-
1910 SKIS corn 762 bbls -four IFS SKIS salt l35 SKIS
cotton seed 81 csks bacon Ia bbls whisky IL bbls
molasses hhds sugar 20 SKIS oats
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Reeeipfa by KailroAds.

NO, O& G Web. 24.-7 bales cotton to
w Burbridge &co-7 DeBlano Beers Beraud
& Gibert-7 do hhds sugar L Couret-9 do
Price, Hine Tupper-3l do A bbls molassss to
Hare-30 do AR Miltenberger-l5 do A Roche
reau &co-35 do A Tertrou &co-l do Mad G
Smith-50 hf-bales moss Block Bros bdl hides
Suberveille & Gautreaux-l bdl skins L Terre
bonne-l bdl hides Il hides DeBlanc & Beer do
A c Pierpont &co-36 head stock and sundries to
order-Total ~ bales cotton As hhds sugar l25
bbls molasses
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Belevy Coming Up,

Ship Zuleiks, Thompson, from Liverpool Dec. 18th
to jackson & Anderson-Cargo salt
Ship Assam Valley. Roberts, from Liverpool Dec.
10th, to Maury &co-
Bark Columbia, Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast,
TO Mummy, Euling &co-
Brig c c Colson, Perry, from Messina, to A F
Cochran AGO Cargo fruit
Schr Linda, Sbisa, Is days from Tampico, to NJ
Psyro
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Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Indanola and Gal.
weston, to g A Whitney eco LIST dis trict
Schr EtDa, Gooaspeed, 6 days from Ruatan, to G
Grande-26 district
6chr Cecilia, curry, 10 days from Tampico, to
Mscbeca &co-2d district
Schr VIM Fisher, -, days from Utla, to
Gregorio &oO-2d district
schr Nancy Smith, Boyd, Is days from Boston,
to master-Hoint
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T0WBOATS.

T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
mnY - THE .UNDER6I&NED, c1>
anktS wishing to establish equitaole 4EGfeA
~ and uniform rate Of Tovage, sne rs>.n6A
10 offer greater facilities to the shipping entering
leaving this port, have combined the following Towboat
ECLIPSE LINE
swisssrIsus, Lsviathan. aIad,atsr and
So Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
barry Wright and Sentinel.
Achilles, Thss. n. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash. Norman. Republic, Teeunssh
Wicaes and Reliance.
rhs number and power OF the above associated Line
fowbosss guarantees that detention win eifhsr
the bar or IN this port
sEJEs, nAsoY Esyess Llens
EDWARD A YoRKE 81 DO. Lin.
Associated Ones. IS CsrOndelet street. up staisL
j. O. NORCRoss,
OHAs YITzKNRfTER,
Lsvss Assnta
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. n emoranda.

By dispatch - VIM Creevy. agent, we learn
ahat the steamship Junista, Capt Hoxie, hence,
arrived at Philadelphia o'clock yesterday morn
ing. All well.
foMKsrI0 PORTS.
New York. Fen. ls.-Arrived from Baltimore,
schr Henry Parker, for New Orleans
Philadelphia, Feb. l6.-Cleared for New Or.
leans, steamship nazoo, Holmes, via Havana.
Proyidence, RI ARRIVED from New Orleans,
brig Edith Hall, Snow.
SPOKEN.
Schooner Greepland, from Wilmington, N c.,
for Galveston, ives spoken 18th ult., at anchor on
Bahama Banks, IL q leaky conaition.
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!. IuuI5uEJt FeDIuaIy J
Cleared YesterdaV.
Steamship Trace Wind, Morrill,, for Balize, Hon.
duras, G w Hynson eco
Steamship Tappahannock, Whitney, for Apals-
chicola. FW Perkins eco
Bark Johannes N G), Kloc kgeter, for Liverpool,
r Ocean
Bark Jennie Cobb, Yocker, for Boston,
RRDecan
Schr Jos NAPLES. Wright, for Havana,
Goldenbow Kelley
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Exports.
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL Johannes-2sls bales
cotton
BOsTON-Bark Jennie Cobb-l27 bales cotton
100000 feet lumber
HAYANA-Schr JOS Waples-2O0 SKIS salt 100
fons coal 3O,sJs feet lumsey
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PIANOs-sEwING MACHINES.

PIANOS--SEWING MACHINES.
GROVER 81 BAKER
SEWING HINES.
The only Machine adapted for every class Of FAMILY
SEWING. Office and sslesroom for the Southern States
Isl CANAL STREET, New Orleans LIS.
GENTS WANTED.
s55 TO 500 PER MONTH";
Or commission from which twice that amount can be
made by selling the Latest Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-Pnce, SIS.
For Circulars aud Terms address
O. BOWERS CO.,
800 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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rOwBOATs.

Tillie G Jewett, Follett, from the Passes-towed
down and 10 sea 2eth inst briggs Ariel and
Wsnderer, end schr Ruth Shaw-brought up
schrs Etna, Cecilia, VIM Fisher, and Nancy
Smith
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STE AMSEIIPS.

9ALvESTON-IN
MORGAN LINE U. g. NAL STEAMERS
ea~ ron GALVESTON AND INDIAN
A&& o. The tOl ;Si new Iron l0wDrsssurs
w. g. Hewes.....I. q. Harris. Austin,
xiahs snss ar.an.
Clinton. osephine .Matagorda,
J. LEWIS. Commander.
WIN 700. of ST. Joseph FRIDAY, February
26th. at sI.E.
For freight or passage apply to
CHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Freight insured at oneha the rates adopted by Board
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1868
n BNO bills of Ading signed after sailing of the steamer
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
SSr. FOR INDIANOLA DIRECT
Freight taken at 50 per cent. below card rates
WIN. G.. Hewes,
GEO. E. TRIP. Commander.
wiz leave on err ssOu. FRIDAY. Feb. asth, from foo.
Of st. Joseph street.
For freight or passage apply to
Y. A. W IL w., agents,
50 and 50 Camp street.
INDLANoLA PACKET.
F%ze. FOR INDIANOLA DIRECr-THE
sszss plendd new freight steamship
Mary n. Roberts,
GEO. II. SMITH. Master,
VIII port FRIDAY 26th instant at
Tha Rabe has aan affad A.
and insureS ss low other steamer.
Freghs taken reduced By applying on board at
Pos. q, First District,
GEO. D. H1TE Agent
II TchouptOuIas street,
Bills of lading signed at the agents Office
Gill; FOE TEXAS
IEsIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE,
VIA
FEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on sss; n H scsi SPgsp S-; Nd
DAYS IL O'Clock A H. and the train leaving the Al
afss he Morgan Line ssssSs.f @
J0sephtne................. J. NJ LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Mstagorda................ J. j. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYs
Tckets 70 Be hsd and state O'Clock
LOUISA. Rro.a bompaS No. CANA sne . ess Of ne o
Tsny Landing on The morning q departure.
sAML y. SQU1RES, Ticket Agent.
g. w. Il. BAYLEY, Superintendenk
HAVANA.
TCR HAvANA-U. 6. MAIL LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY, February 9th, at o'clock
FNzs. FOR HAvANA-U. 8. MAIL LINE |
SssaaasaeS The Al Iron Steamship
Alliance,
CLAPP. Commander,
VIII wharf, Of CaOpe street. First District
~ above For freight or passage apply to |
F.w. PERKINS 4 90, Agents.
% Csrondelet street.
BRAZOB SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE o. g. NAIL sTEAHsHIPs
Leaves on SATURDAY, March 9Th, asAx
Exzn FOE BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA |
SsAais GALvEsroN-Thsir iron steamship
I.e. Harris.
J.B. LOCKWOOD, Commander
VIII lsavs foot Of 81. Joseph street q shove.
the steamer unable Brasos bar goods to
be delivered at ships tackle consig.ees 70 pay
nghterasa For freight or passage apply 70
0HAH A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
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sepger sies er Grey Eagle left that port Tues:
dsy, with saTenty psssergsrs and four hundred
head u cattt. and will leave for Shreveport and
i1termedate1 landings on Saturday, 9th inst, at
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Tlagine 5nteIlisente.
Cleared Yesterday.

CHEscKNr OFFICE, No. Is CANT SrRHnr, /
Thursday, February Is. lS69.
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STEAMBOATS,.

WATERING PLACE8.
FOB WATERING PLACEs-MORoAx LINE U. 81
Mail Steamers.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
zen. FOB BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
HNKfBk Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocesz
sa611&6 Springs, ana PascsRoua-
fne new w-preesure IRON Btssmer Laura, C.pts.a
JOSEPH n. WALKER viii leave arrival Of Pontchsr-
train Railroad srsrs below
On TUESDAYS. 10 A. u train
On SATURDAYS. IL n rsn-on this strip going 10 Pssees
Returning, viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY ana
THURSDAY EVENINGS. and Pascsgouis EVERY sum
DAY NOON.
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented 5y
bad weather low water
OHAS, A. WHITNEY co, Agents.
50 and 81 Camp street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

A HOUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
~ neat brick cottage House, containing nine rooms
neatly furnished piano included situated the immediate
neighborhood % the Central Park and Hudson river
Iargc rent ~ per annum lease year from the Lat o
Into, nAoa INQUIRE q 4 J. GOULD s Trosdwsy ''''''
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Keen 1he Body In Good Repair.

1t is much easier to keep the system in good
condition than to restore it to that condition
when shattered by disease. The House Of
Life" like other houses, should be promptly
propped up and sustained whenever it shows any
sign of giving way. The FIRST symptom of phys
zeal debility should be taken as hint that
stimulant is required. The next question is,
What shall the stimulant be"
A wholesome vegetable tonic. the stimulating
properties of which are modified by the juices
and extracts Of anti -febrile and laxative roots
and herbs,-sOmething which will regulate,
soothe and purify as well as lnyigor2te-ls the
medicine required by the debiltated. There
are many preparations Mhleh are CLAIMED TO be
ACH BITTERS, the great vegetable proven
tive and restorative that has won its way to the
confidence Of the public and the medical pro-
fessiOn by quarter of century of unvarying
success stands pIe-eminent among them all.
To eXpatiate on its popularity would be TO re-
peat a twice-tOld tale. 1t Is only necessary to
consult the records Of the United States Reve-
nue. Department to learn that its consumption
is greater than that of any other proprietary
remedy of either native or foreign origin.
As means Of sustaining the health and
strength under fiery temperature. the BIT
TIERS have paramount claim to consideration,
1t has the effect of fOrtitying and bracing the
nervous and muscular systems against the ordi-
nary consequences Of sudden and violent
changes of temperature, and is peculiarly use
full at this season. when hot sunshine by day
and ice-ccld dews by night alternately heat and
chill the blood of those who are exposed to
them.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are
sold in bottles only. To avoid being deceived
By cOunterfeits, see that the name Of the article
is on the label and embO. sed on the glass of the
bottles. and our revenue stamp over the cork.
sell deOkwltseH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-23
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1sOs
The Washington correspondent

The Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Gazette writes
that the recent order of General
Sherman, as General" counter.
signed by General Sherman, as
Secretary of War;" extending the
time for holding the elections in
Texas from one day to four, is look
cd upon here as a ready means of
voting the negroes as often as
Radical exigencies may require.
The alteration was recommended
by General Reynolds, who is known
to DO very anxious to carry out
General Grants promise to General
Clark-namely, to aid the Davis
men every way "legitimately' in
the "power" Of the administration.
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The following are the compare
tive exports to Contine ntal Europe
For the current year there is a

For the current year Uuere IS
very fair prospect for a large Eu-
ropean demand for our breadstuffs,
which we can easily spare without
coming anywhere near exhausting
our supplies. 1t will be well, how
ever, for our farmers and dealers
to remember that the United States
IS not the only country from which
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-23
WANTED--AGENTS,

GTS TO S2OO-EveryNhere, male and te-
- ~ male. to introduce throughout the
Southern States the Genuine lmproved eon-
This Machine will Stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck.
Quilt, Bind, Braid and Embroider in most su,
perior manner Price only SIs; fully warranted
for five years We will pay $1,000 for any ma
chine that will sewa stronger, more beautiful
and more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
Elastic Lock stitch. Every second stitch can
be cut and stil the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing it. Wei pay agents from ~? to
$500 per month and expenses, or commission
from which tWica that amount can be made
address S, NJ T0LIYER Il CO..
seI6 dlmw6m Franklin, Ky.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-23
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
RUPTURE CURED
BY USING
DIR. FER ISIS
2 a II Il N II
SUPPORTER TRUSS
Tha most EfiicIrnt. Comfortable and
The NEST Efficient, Comfortable and
Secure Truss IN Hse, con.
sTrHeted upon an entirely
Nav Princinle,
1T rs ENTIRELY DIFFERENT IN FRiE
4 ciPle and action nom any other nov 10 use

I 7 IS ENTIRELY DIFFERENT IN FRIN
L ciPle and action rom any other now 10 use
and mas every desirable advantage, viz:
LIST II is light, clean and easy; 20 pressure
on the back with motion inward and upward.
ID. 10 has no Springs or Iron Balts, thus
avoiding all Injurious Pressure on tho Back,
ut the zane tine Supporting ise Aboo-
men and relieving the aperture Of all Uudue
Weight
81. The Button Is 60 formed that the pressure
is equal on all tho parts Of the Hernial ADer-
tufe without infringing on the Spsrmatic Cord.
4th The composition Of which the Button Is
made. renders it ImperviOus to Precipitation.
and produces rapid absorption Of the deposits
in the simultaneous cellular tissues, which per-
mits the Button to act Immediately upon the
tendinOus canal. thus ehectually closing the
neck sna obliterating the Hernial Sac By
abb ssive Inflammation.
5th. 1t il rs Comfortable. night or day, as 4
glove.
9Th; II is not complicated. and cannot Sc
out Of order.
This Instrument ia confidently recommended
to the public, kuOWing that il is superior to any
now IN use II has been tried by sufficient numt
beTs 70 prove its superiority over all Others
both for the Comfort and Cure Of the Hearer-
his Instrument IS recommended by th5
leading Surgeons and Physicians throughout
theeoantry for the certain RELIEF and euFo
Of Hernia.
1t IL recommended By patients sho hsgs
tried the various spring Trusses' for ycar3-
without obtaining relief and have hcea currsg
by this Truss.
NeTtilcAteS isOtn well known ftitAJr " ~
vile, can be seen at this ONCE.
Ladies will be waited on at their homes.
L Alse manufacture a LADIES SUPYUkikh
giving Strength and certain relief in weak
back and falling Of the womb.
The Combined CHEST BXPANDER AND
SUSPENDER made 10 order. Agents wanted
in every county in tho State
All Communications should be Rdlro
with stampl -
VIZ r. gDSES. General Agsus
Office. No J Union Street
anti Three doors from Market M stairs
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Cash for Cotton Seed
WILL BE RENTED

On the premises, to the highest bidder. There
are twenty-five booths, and persons renting
them will have exclusive privileges for the sale
of refreshments during the Fair. commencing
October IS and continuing six days.
JOHN Ii. WILLIAMS,
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MASONIC

Grand Chapter.
Grand Council.
Grand Lodge
TINHE ANNUAL COMMUNICATIONS OF
i these Grand Bodies will convene at FREE
MASONS' HALL, in the City of Nashville. at
the following times:
NJ. K. Grand Chapter on WEDNESDAY,
September q, 1869.
NJ. E. Grand Council on WEDNESDAY,. Sep
TENDER %, 1859 -
NJ. W. Grand Lodge on MONDAY, October
4. 1869.
Representatives will take due notice, and
govern themselves accordingly:
JN0. FRIZZELLi
Gra1d Seoraf0rv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BEST CHANCE OUT.

A NDERSON. JOHNSON AND SMITH.
n Agents. will sell at public sale this morn.
addition TO Edeefeid: and after which offer
some large lots Of from IL to II acres. fronting
on the river lust below the railroad bridge;
Omnibuses will leave the front OF their once at
10% O'Clock. 1t
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SOME Of the Louisiana papers
are taking decided ground against
the introduction Of Chinese laborers
into that State or section of the
country. Upon the same subject
the New Orleans Picayune says /:
1.-The need of greatly increased
labor, and the unreliable character
of the negro, are admitted; but the
introduction ofthe Chinese seems to
be regarded as greater evil. Grave
and wide spread social and political
evils are anticipated as the conse-
quences of the settlement among
us of another inferior, unassimis
lating and un~christianized race.
1t is feared that their presence
would, in time, bring upon us a con-
vulsion no less fearful than that
from which we have just emerged.
We confess the problem is a grave
one"
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supplies may be obtained, to make
good European deficiencies, and
that there is a limit of prices, be-
yond which foreign buyers will
scarcely venture. One time with
another, it is best for farmers to
meet the market promptly.
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ER Y.

MRS. C. W. PRIOR HAS REMOVED
1tl from 156 Church street. and VIII reopen
about the first of October with an entire new
stock of goods, in the house now occupied by
DR.. Morgan. She can be seen corner OF Spruce
aud Bell until that time. sepS u