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Thomas Sc Weakley Notice. THE Tennessee Marine and Fire Intnnutce Company bave this day declared a Dividend of $3 per share, in the stock of mitl Company, which win be paid to tiie Stockholders or their legal representatives on or after this date. Oct.2 Im J. J. GILL, Scc'y.

To Country Merchants. By Telegraph. Detpalchetfw the Rtpttlliean Banner, O'BIELLVS ionsviixii, Ocu 10, 104, P.M. Pennsylvania. The returns from Harrisimrg- borough jrive Long strejitli, democrat, 1 1 maj.

Shank hud ISfi. John-ton's maj. in Harriiburg District 109, Shur.k had 43. county, as far a lxard from, gives John-ton over 2,000 a 'nrgc Whig gain. A LETTER TO A FATHER.

Washisoto.t Feb. 3, 1847. To Dr. Christie's Agent: Sir The following is the purport of a letter from my danghwr, who ha- received bo much benefit ft om the useuf Christie's Galvanic articles (which! )nrchitf-cl from you) that I havd thought proper to give it- for your satisfaction, as well as for the benefit of those who may be similarly afflicted. You are at liberty to uc it as you think proper.

Respectfully, A. G. HICKROTE. "Fhostbkurv, Alleghany Co. MdU Okas I wrote to you some time since, and informed you of the benefit 1 received from the Galvanic Ring Magnetic Fluid you sent me.

I have found it the bent and only thing that gave me relief. I have gotten entirely over my lameness, and never had better health in my life, if as good; and I truly believe if I had not got the Rings and Fluid, I mould now have been dead. Before I ued them I could not sleep, and wan falling away to nothing. I had been for eight weeks unable to dress myself, or at times to turn in my bed without help. The use of Christie's Rings and Fluid have restored me to entire health.

Mr. 151 1 was also afflicted for two years with the Rheumatism in the shoulders; he tried them and was cured at once, when nil medical aid failed. I shall evtn-regard your Galvanic and Magnetic presents as my most valued friendfl. Wo are ail now in perfect health. YourafT'ectinnate daughter, CAROLINE B.

BELL The facts of the above remarkable case are personally known to us, and we can vouch for their truth und authenticity. STEVENS EMMONS. Brown's Hotel, Washington, D. SICK HEADACHE. tSPThe following certificate i from the lady of Capt.

Jovts F. Strain, one of the must respectable cilu.uA tif Albany, N. Y. fiefeience can be given to many others, mostly ladies, who seem peculiarly affected with this muludy: "This is to certify that I have been afflicted for several years past with the Sick Headache, which distressing complaint has confined me to the bed from one to two days in the week during that time. For one month past I have worn Dr Christie's Galvanic Rings, and occasionally used the Magnetic Fluid.

I am happy to sny that I have not been troubled with ttie Sick Headache since. ANN F. STRAIN, 67 Dewitt-st." Albany, March 2, 1846. It shouid be borne in mind that in nil NERVOUS DISORDERS the effect of DR. CHRISTIE'S arti-ticles is equally happy and successful.

For farther information and testimony the reader is referred to DR. CHRISTIE'S work on Galvanism which may bo had gralis of Agent. SPECIAL CAUTION. HKWABE OP'COUNTKRPEITS- Unprincipled persons have attempted to imitate these articles, and thus deceive the public. The chemical process by which all these articles are prepared if known only to the Discoverer, and ull imitations are entirely worthless, being devoid of the requisite Galvanic or Magnetic influence and consequently without any beneficial effect.

ISrPurehase only of the one authorized agent that is in each city, and who is named at the bottom of this advertisement. Sole agency in Nashville, H. G. SCOVEL. North side of the Public Square, 3 doors west of ho Nashville Inn.

Oct. 9. COHPORVnO'S OK NASHVILLE. In uhcdiutiCfi to a law of the Cdrporatiun of iho city of Nashville, the Recorder and Treasurer submit to tim af Mvyot nnd Aldermen tho following report of tho of tho finances uf naitl cor-jjoration, for mnnicipul year ending th 30th Septnnljcr, IO-Ki, Tin' ntiioiim nf n'vntm nd'eded and paid into the Cnrporution Tn.aai.ry, including' a balance in the Trmiry at th end of tho last municipal year, is f.jtly-f'jnr tlmuxand on" feundrrd and sixteen dollar nnd ihirty cwm, from th'. following sources, to wiu Hoiafice on hunt! end of lat rnutiicipul ynr, $5381 26 I'VonjCnlit'ctiiron pNipcrty, pull and waifirlnx, 2G377 3fi Hocmh'r for Licenses from Mev- ch'intR and nhr, 7726 38 Whorf Muhut for Wharfe, 19fi2 50 tkcohd lerU of for stall rerm, 1205 75 TuwnCnnfttahlc for finon, 20 20 County Court OJcrk for Tippling Licoiicffl, 770 25 Oemeierv Department for hits soldi 412 CO 44116 30 And which haw disbursed as follows, for tho water works any for wood, p.il-nrk-s i tho Engineer, tsuper-intendant, for making a new Reservoir and repairing' tiio i-ld ono, and incidentul cx-pennu, 14845 91 Slave depuri merit, including the A' hire nnd mifttuimnce of sinvns, whose Jahor has been principally bestowed, in improving ii'id repairing tho streets, urn! laying down pipe along tho streets, to convey tho water work through th city.

4543 99 Market house department, including fuel, repairu and other incidental expenses, 102 38 Watch department, including night mid day watch, 3554 62 Street department, including tho expense of horses, carts, repairs, blasting powder 1327 67 Firo department, Hose Carriage and Ladder, suntatnance and equipment of firo companies, mulling an engine house, 2411 00 Wharf department, including the expense of extending the upper and completing tho lower wharf, 2355 51 For Interest department, including the interest on the funded debt, and insurance on the market house, 7669 03 Salaries of officer, 1840 33 Kail road department, in part for stock in the Nashville and Chattanooga rail road, 1000 00 Miscellaneous department, in eluding charges not properly belonging to any of the foregoing heads, 1695 77 Making tho disbursements a- mount to 41357 31 And leaving a balance on hand of 2758 99 Wholesale Retail Druggist Corner Market-st and the Square Opposite Nichols -Nashville. fP A- THOMAS (late of ClarksviHe. Tenn.) taken into partnership Dr. r. Weak Icy, they will hereafter conduct the Drug Business under the tvle and firm of TilOMis Weaxlvt, corner of Market street a.

id the Square, opposite Nichef carter, where they will keep constantly on hand a complete supply "of Drugs, Mjedicines, Paints, Oils, STupys.CHEMicALs.PisRFOMKRT, WrsDow Glass, Fancy Articles. Tobacco, Ci-OABs, and hope, by strict attention to busincts, and genuineness of articles offered for sale, to meet with a liberal share of trade. To Physicians and Families tho undersigned have fitted up a part of their store for a Proscription Department, and have employed competent Druggists to attend especially to that part of the business; having pure Medicines and competency to dispense them correctly, request a canti nuance aud increase ia that branch. The following with many other articles have bwm added to their stock within the last two weeks, making the assortment verv desirable. Oil Wormwood, Cajeput, Bitter Almonds, Valerian, Cod Liver Oil, Galvanic Batteries, Cupping Instruments Hydrometer's Spirit, do Acid, do Syrup, Lactucarium (best,) Musk, Ext, Digitalis (Eng.) Aconite, do Cicuta, do Valerianic Acid, Oxyde Silver, nromine, Ext.

Opium, Rhubarb, Chloride Barytes, Nirate do Nitrate Strontia, Liquid Styrax, Hvpo. Sulph. Soda, Gum Elus. Injection Bags. Speculums Vug, do Ani, Probes assorted, Ear Syringes, Eye do Chamois Skins, Black Lead Cruc'bles, Oat Meal, Henry's Magnesia, Ethiops Turpeth's Minerals.

Amber, Emp. Mercurial, Prussic Acid, Bromide Mercury, Ext. Poppies, Syrup Iodide Iron, McMun'a Elixir Opium, Chfnr Iron and Ammonia, Lng. Blue Mass, fodide Zinc, Chloride Zinc. Rap 1 Seed, Cocoa, Gold Thread.

Pellitory Root, FrcstWort, Liquid Adhesive Plaster, or solution of Gun Cotton. Fluid Ext. Valerian, Cyanide Potash, do Asphaltutn. tspunk, White Castile Soap, All the above articles ure warranted pure, and for sale at tho lowest market prices, by THOMAS WEAKLEY, Druggists. Corner of Market st.

and Square. Sept. 18, 184.8 tf FRESH DRUGS AND FAMILY MEDICINES. THE undersigned have just received a large supply of the following articles, which, with their former assortment, makes it one of the most desirable in the city, viz: English Sup. Curb.

Soda; Cieum Taitar; White Mustard Seed; a superior article of Kentucky and St. Louis Ground Mustard; all kinds of Spices; White Ginger; White Pepper and pure Cider Vinegar for pickling; 20 reams assorted Sand Paper, warranted to bo as good as any ever manufactured; superior quality of Coach, Copal and Black Varnishes. A good assortment of Imported Cigars, of the very best brands, and Chewing Tobacco of the finest quality; 10 grace Matches, in wood. boxes. Cologne Water manufactured from a French recipe, equal to the imported, for sale in any quantity to suit purchasers.

Jules Huulcs' celebrated Nymph Soap for beautifying the complexion; Chinese Hair Cream for beautifying the hair; Alexander's Psilootic Paste for removing superfluous hair; Mi-chaux Freckle Wash; Meen Fur or Chinese Skin Powder, Chlorine Tooth Wash; Roussell's Rose Tooth Paste; Clove Anodyne Tooth Ache warranted to Btop the most violent tooth ache in five minutes time; Victoria Cough Candy; Nerve and Bone Liniment; Grae fen berg's celebrated Family Medicines; Iodine, Iodide Potussa; Iodide Sulphur Proto Iodide, Mercury, and general assortment of other DRUGS and CHEMICALS. Country Merchants, Druggists, Physicians and others, have found and will continue to find our slock and prices such as to make it their interest to buy of us. Our business has our undivided attention, and we expect thus to continue to merit and receive a very liberal share of public patronage. Physician's prescriptions compounded with great care with strictly prime articles, by HENDERSHOTT STRETCH, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Cedar street and the Square, Nashville, Ten. September 8 3m Wholesale ami Retail Drug Store.

grj) M'NAIRY HAMILTON, Corner of the Square and College Street, 33 Nashville, INVITE the aitcnlion of Druggists, Country Merchants, and the public generally, to their very extensive stock of FresU Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, PAINTS, OILS, VANISHES, 4-c. The following compose apart of their stock: ACIDS Benzori, Citric, Nitric and Tartaric; Ammon. Ammon. Muriate; BALSAMS Ca nndit, Copaivn and Tolu; Blue Calomel, Calomel, Camphor; Cantharides; Iodine; Iodine Potass; Iodide Fcrri; Iodide Sulpher; OILS Castor, Sweet, Sperm, Linseed and Tanners; OrlLOtCOf UKM the new anesthetic ogeut perfectly pure; TownendTs Sarsnparilla House's Indian Tonic; House's Invaluable Pills; Maccaboy and Scotch SNUFF; Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Pepper, Spico; All of the above, with every other article usually kept in Drug Stores, will be sold at unprecedent-ly low prices for cash, and on time to punctual dealers only. OP" Beeswax, Feathers, Wool, Ginseng, Flaxseed, Lard and Tallow, taken in exchange at the highest market rates.

TANNERS can be supplied at all times with Oil Brushes, Currying Knives, Finger and Turning Steels, CABINET MAKERS supplied with the very best Varnish, that will dry well; Glue, Mahogany Veneers, Brushes, HATTERS supplied with tho various materials used in their line of business. All oiders promptly attended to. Prescriptions put up with accuracy and dispatch. All Goods warran'ed to give entire satisfaction. May 12.

McNAIRT HAMILTON WHOLE-SALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, Corner of the Square and College street, IVoshritlc, Tenn. HAVE always on hand a complete assortment of Drugs and Medicines of the best aualitv. Oils. Paints, Dyestuffs, Soaps, Perfumery, Surgical Instruments, Glass, Chemicals, and every thing else usually kept in Drug Stores. Particular attention paid to packing and putting up preseirptions We keep also, House's Indian Tonic a neverfailing cure for Chills or Agti4 and Fever in from three to five hours.

Price $1 per bottle, House's Pile Ointment a sure cure in every case and for fresh cuts, burns, bruises, mushes, and as an external application in Rheumatism is cx ceedingly efficacious. Price $1 a bottle. HOUSC'S Vegetable PiliS universally popula-as a family Medicine where ever introduced, and is perhaps the only reliable euro ever discovered for Rheumatism; no ftimily or planter, if they knew their Virtues would ever be without them. Price 25 cents per box. We bave sold thijse Medicines for years, and speak knowingly of their efficacy.

All orders for Drugs, promptly attended to with despatch. J'Feathers, Beeswas, Ginseng always taken in barter at the highest market price. April 12 Gm. Notice AS tho subscribers intend winding np their business: they request all persona indebted to them to call and settle their accounts and notes as further indulgence will not be given. They offer their splendid Stock of Goods at reduced prices for cash, as they are determined not to credit any longer.

Those who have claims against the firm, will please hand them in. GOWDEY PEABODY. Nashville, Jan. 28, 1848 tf CUMBERLAND ALMAMAC, FOR 1849, Is for Sale at tbts Office. Pumtc Sfeakikg.

Messrs. L. Temple and J. G. FERotisoa wiii speak ca Broad street to-night.

By Telegraph for tic Utuinih'c Journal. Boston, 7, a P. M. 1 he latest tclegrnphx intelligoEce from Eurtme by tbe Cambria taw that O'Brien. MoM anas, Orelard and ODonnell bad hwa indicted for high treo-on.

Paris, 011 Friday ight, was thescence of much excitement, ai the arrival of Louis Napoleon was expected. Cavaignnc, It is said, will not oppose his taking his seat ia the Assembly. A change of ministry is tulked of. ClSCiXKATI.Oct. 7, P.

M. The river at this point it stationary and will noon be falling. Flour is quiet and prices tend downward; 000 bbls sold at $3 874. 3 There are no sclos of provisions worthy of report. Sales of wheat at "So a77c; rye 55cafi0c.

Sales of whisky at 17aI7. Sales of 1 1 00 cheese nt SnSc. N'kw York. Ocu 7, 8 p. m.

Sales of 8500 bbls Genesee flour ot 50af5 oSJ; tbe market, with moderate busincjs, ia favor of tho buyer. Com and nan arc dull; wheat is in good request for milling. Sales 4000 bush, red wheat 1 17; white ant! yellow corn nre nominal at 67c 10 70c for tho former, and for tbe latter. Sales of whisky ut 25ic. Cotton is heuvy.

The Messrs. Coicnrun sold to-day $6,000,000 of tho U. S. louii. for Me Republican lianiicr.

ALUMNI SOCIETY. At the annual mooting of the Alumni Socioty of tho Nashville University, tho following summary was ordered to be published. Tho Society mot on the evening of the 3d inst. Pros. N.

Cross in tho Chair, when a chasto and classic address was delivered before it and tho public, by William Walker, Esq-, of New Orleans, After which, tho minutes of tho preceding mooting wore read, and tho Society proceeded to transact its ordinary business. A. V. S. Lindsley, reported verbally, that, during tho past your, bo had received a-bout two hundred and soventy dollnrs.

being the dividend declared upon the Stock of the Society within that time, nnd increasing the entire fund to more than thirty-live hundred dulltirs. It is to be regretted, that nothing bus been reuli.ed, since the last meeting, from the subscriptions of the members, designee! for the establishment of a professorship of modurii languages. The election of officers being in order, Prof. N. Cross was unanimously re-elei-ted President, and tho following gentlemen Vice-Presidents, for tho ensuing year Messrs.

R. C. Foster, 3d, H. Stout, A. R.

Manning nnd Hon. W. B. Tuiloy. Tho following wero also re-elected A.

V. S. Lindsley, Treasurer, Thomas T. Smiley, Cor. Sec, and John A.

McEwen, Rec. Sec. Rev. Dr P. Lindslcy was requested to continue in the office of Receiver another year, nnd a vote of thanks as tendered him, ir the manner in which be bad discharged the duties of thnt station.

Mr. Charles Percy offered the following Resolution, which wusudoptcd: Resolved, Thin the thanks of the Society aro hereby tendered to William Walker, for tho beautiful and truly classic address, he has delivered to us, this evening, and that a commitlee be appointed, to request a copy of the same for publication. The Hon. W. B.

Turley was elected to deliver the next annual uddress, and a committee nppointud, to apprize trim of the fact, and to request bis compliance. For the purpose of bringing together tho Ahltnui, and as a means of increasing tho funds of tho Society, it was resolved, that supper be given, oa the night before the next Commencement, and that a committee bo appointed to mako arrangements and invito tho members to attend the RamCj. Tbe Socretury wi was char-ng, thnt expressed acterizedby a war itself in frequent nd humor, which were, received noffensivo spirit, tbtit prompted them members wore added to tho Society, radoatiug clans of tho Uni- vorsity, and evcry encouragement to hope that its inllue usefulness ill oxtond, in pro- portion to thl use of its members, er of tho Society. N. CROSS, Pres.

Published John A. McEwks, e. Sec. Masosic: Tim Hrainl Lodge of tho State of Ten- pessee, wlych lias been in in our city durinw the last brought iis ibors 10 it close Saturday morning.J'anil hi 1 1 o'clock mljuunieil. The convo- 1 cation was much tbe luigest ibat Inn ever been held in the Stato, and it t'unsacted 11 large amount of business, tno mot irnportmit of which was the ostnbjish-i meuP'of a college at Clarksville.

with an endowment by ibe-'citizuiis of Clarksville and vicinity of $21,000. One object contemplated by the establishment of this college is the education of orphans who may bo with the means of educntiiig ihemselves. From tho interest manifested by tho order in the establishment (of this institution, wo feel cntin-ly confident that it will bo lit once placed Upon a pei rriani'ilt foundation. Muny other important sobjeru were considered nnd settled. The following nre the otficei 9 elected for tho ensuing year: Hardy M.

Burton, of M. W. G. Mastei; John of Memphis, E. W.

D. G. Muster; McCullock. of Clarksviilo, H. W.

G. S. Warden; R. W. G.

J. Warden; John S. Da-hil Is, R. W. G.

Secretary; VV. Horn, W. G. Ti-imshiim: H-v l. IJ.

C. Howell, R. W. G. Chaplain; Ru Memphis, G.

Ora- tor. Union. NEW FALL OOBS, (BY EXPRESS.) TWELVE DAYS FROM NEW YORK. RICH DRESS SILKS. Painted, Plain Sutin Strip'd CASHMERES Fine Needlo Work CAPES COLLARS.

MEDALLIONS, (a now article dress goods-1 NECK SCARFS nnd TIES; Camel's Hair MANTLES. MANTELETS. CLOAKS Jtc, ia gteat variety. FRENCH MERINOES; BONNET RIBBONS; GLOVES; CRAPE SHAWLS; EVENING DRESS GOODS; CARVED COMBS, (latest pattern.) GINGHAMS, PRINTS, And great variety of other FALL GOODS suit able for the Season, just received nnd many of them brought out with mo from Boston, New York and Philadelphia, of the most fashiovaule stiles and very latest importations. A.

D. BERRY. October 2, 1848 tf. NOTICE TO GEWTIiEJIEW. Fall Goods.

A D. BERRY, is now receiving, By Express, iV Best Black FRENCH CLOTHS; Best Colored do do; Black Doe Skin OASSIMERES; Fancy Colored PL AI Striped, Plain VBSTINGS in SILK VELVET, WOOL. 8N, SILK, Sec. JHwEnsnnnHN SECOND SALE OK FALL WI5TEB GOODS, AT AUCTION. BY MORTON, SMITH CO.

ON Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10th and of October, wo will sell at auction, a lurge and wmII assorted stuck of Fre-li Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS selected exprei-dy for this market, and embracing the Iuf.e5t styles of British, French and American Goods. Alsn, a general ussortnicnt of HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, BOOTS, SHOES, Terms liberal. And on THURSDAY, the 12th of October, we will sell for cash: i0 bhds Sugar, 100 Bags Rio Coffee; 50 bbls Molasses; 100 kegs N'ails; 25 bbls Vinegar; 50 Whiskey; 50 boxes Tobacco; Together with Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Mad der, Teas, Blacking, Wrapping Paper. MOHTON, SMITH UU. September 27, 1848.

November December 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 29, 30, 31, 26, 27, 28, 24, 25, 2(i, January rebruary March June July KEJWOVAL. WILL, between now and the 1st of January next JL remove my place of business to the convenient Brick WAEE HOUSE on Market street, opposite the Ware House of Messrs. Johnson Weaver, where I will continue to receive COTTON, TOBACCO, and all other kind-of PRODUCE, and transact a General Agency Business. I respecifuily solicit a continuation of the patronage formeily extended to me. A.

HAMILTON. Nashville, October 9, 1848 4m One Coiv that scarce and valuable book "Thompson's BrBLE, in 4 vols. for sa bv Oct. 9. CHARLES W.

SMITH. Shoulder Braces, R. FITC HE'S Shoulder Braces, and abdominal upporters. Received and for sale by Oct. 9.

JOHN H. EWIN. Agent. Blue Grass Seed. BUSHELS Kentucky Blue Grass Seed, of superior quality, received und fur sale JOHN H.

EWIN. 160 by Oct. 9. SECOND Fall Sale of Fresh Imported Dry Goods, for 1848. BY CONNOR SANDERS.

ON Tuesday and Wednesday, the 31s October and 1st November, 1848, we will sell at Auction an entire fresh stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods- Consisting in part as follows: Heavy blue, green and white Mackinaw Blankels; super VVhitney and Fancy end Blankets; super wool-dyed black, blue and fancy Cloths; Pilot and Beaver Cloths; Blanket Cloths, blun, black, and fancy Cassi-meres; gold mixed, Cadet, blue, black, and other Sat-tinets; all wool Cloak Linings; yellow, green, scarlet and white Flannels; black, striped and plaid Casai-mere; Cashmere and Silk Shawls; all wool Net Shawls; fancy wool and cotton Forest Cloth; negro Kersey; Eastern and Steubenville Jeans; black and figured Al-paccas; silk striped and plaid Aipaccas; Paris plaid Delaine; black Bombazines; black figured Romelias; Cashmere Cardinal Robes; fancy Leontine Robes; Ombre striped and plaid Mazourka Robes; twilled Ginghams; fancy printed Cashmere; a large stock fancy and mourning Prints; Furniture Prints; wide and narrow Bed Tickings; bleached Long Cloths; brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtings, of all widths; Canton Flannels; brown and bleached Drills; white Cambric; plain and plaid Jaconet; Swiss, Mull aud Book Muslin; black Satin Vestings; Bishop's Lawns', white and fancy Vestings; Pongee, India and other Silk Handkerchiofs; Linen Cambric gentlemen's colored border Madrass Cotton Flags; fine Black Lustring Cravats; Worsted Cravats; Hoods; black Lace and Worsted Mitts; gentlemen's Beaver, Buck and Woolen Gloves; ladies Kid, Silk, Worsted and Cotton Sewing Silk; Silk Twist; Mohair Coat Binding; Mohair. Horn and Composition Overcoat Buttons; Lasting, Composition and Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons; Gum Elastic, Worsted and Webb Suspen-dors; Patent Thread, Spool, Cotton; Agate and Pearl Shirt Buttons; Bone and Metal Suspender Buttons; Whalebone and Cane Umbrellas, Hosiery, assorted, Bonnet Ribbons, Hair Brushes, Tuck and Side Combs, Dressing Combs, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Padlocks, Bright Augers, ALSO, Men's B. B. and Fashionable Russia Silk and Coney Hols; Pearl and Drab Sporting Hats; Men's Cloth and Fur Caps; Men's Oregon and Nutria do; Boys' plain and fur trimmed Cloth Caps; Spanish Grey Cups; Children's fancy Cloth and Velvet Caps: black, drab pearl Wool Hais; Men's Calf, Kip, Seal, and heavy ooots; Alen Kip tirogans, Children oboes, assort Women's heeled leather Bootees and Buskins: Ladies Calf and Kid Paris Ties, Buskins and Slippers, On THURSDAY. 2d of November, wo will sell Groceries.

40 hhds. Sugar, 100 bags Rio Coffee, 30 bbls. Molasses, 20 bbls. Whisky, 20 boxes Virginia Tobacco. 10 Brandy, 50 assorted Glassware, 10 Linseed Oil, 20 Imp'laud G.

P. Tea, 5 bbls. Gin. Together With Indigo, Madder, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Alum, Rrimstone, Candies, Writing and Wrapping Paper, Epsom Salts, Bed Gords, Plough Lines, Eastern Nai's, Cotton Cards, Malaga Wine, Sale Positive Terms Liberal. Nashville, October 9, 1848.

FUTURE SALES. Nov. 28. 29, 30, I March 20, 21, 22, -Dec. 19, 20, 21, April 10, 11, 12, Jan.

23, 24, 25, I May 8, 9, 10, Feb. 20, 21, 22. June 5, 6, 7, CONNOR SANDERS, Oct. 9. Auctioned.

For Rent, sTs'e FOR the ensuing year, the house on Chet-ry street, at present occupied by Jas. B. Apply to JOHN KIRKMAN. October 6. Fresh Flour.

i BARRELS Superfine Flour a superior ar-ticle. Just received and tor sale low by Oct. 2. JOHN W. WALKER.

Chancery Sale of Real Estate. BY virtue of two decrees in the Chancery Court at Nashville, made at the May term, 1848, one in tho case of Alfred Balcli vs. Henry Gale, and the other in the case of Elizabeth Burton, executrix, vs. Henry Gale and A. Wright.

I shall proceed to sell at public sale at the upper end of the Market House, in Nashville, on SlSt day of October, 1848, a certain piece or parcel of ground being part of Lot No. 36, as designated in Balch Whiteside's addition to Nashville, beginning on Cherry Street extended at a stakeand running thence along said street 26 feet fi inches to Priscilla Waldon's corner on said utreet to a stake thence through said lot with said Waldon's line 100 feet and 6 inches to im alley 16 feet wide, then with said alley 26 feet 6 incheii to a stake, thence through said lot 100 feet 6 inches to the beginning, with the improvements thereon. Said Houe and Lot will be sold upon credit of one year, purchaser giving bond with security for the purchase money, a lien will also be. retained until the purchase money is paid. J.

B. WHITE, M. October 2, 1848 tiwtd. IVs fee Etigle Cotton Gins! WE are just in receipt direct from the. Manufactory of Messrs.

Bates, Hyde Bridge water, a superior lot of their celebrated Eagle Cotton Gins, and are the only agents in this place for sale of same. Those who are in need of a good Gin will please call and examine for themselves; as we.feel perfectly safe in recommending an article which has rendered universal satisfaction wherever it is known, renaereu YEATMAN AEMISTEAD. NashriUo, Sept. 8, 1848. FUTURE SALES.

7, 8, 9, I April 5, 0, 7, May 0, 10, 11, 6, 7, 8, 6, 7, HATS, CAPS CASES Fur Hats, assorted, 50, CO doz. Hair Seal Caps. 59 assorted Mir 10 Plush" 20 Black Wool HaU, 10 White Just received and for sale low by Oct. 2. A.

MOK1SON CO. Sundries. Xfk Saddler's Thread, 200 lbs. Black Patent Thread, 1000 doz. 200 yard Spool 500 100 1500 50 1000 Gross Buttons, assorted, 500 Hooks Eves 100 Shoe 50 doz.

Woollen Comferts. Also a great variety of articles suitable for country stores, such as Combs, Brushes, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Locks, Hinges, Screws also, Cotton and Silk Handkerchiefs, Wool, Berlin and Buckskin Gloves, Looking Glasses, Pins, Needles, Spectacles, Bends All of wi.ich we will sell low for cash or to punctual dealers on short time. A. MORRISON Variety Store, West side Public Square. October 2, 1848.

Old Foil A few ounces of very superior Gold roil, Uat opened, and tor sale by H. G. SCOVEL, Druggist and Apothecar North side of the Public Square, three doon West of the Nashville Inn. artlS Common, Boss and White Alleys, for sale in small or large quantities, by H. G.

SCOVEL, jUshillg TacfclC A general assortment .1. of Fishing Tackle, that will suit the scientific Fisherman, just received, and for aaie by H. G. SCOVEL, Druggist. James River Tobacco.

A few boxes of good James River, for sale, by H. G. SCOVEL, Druggist. or inflamed EyesA supply of Goggles, well adapted to weak and inflamed eyes, fo; sale by H. G.

SCOVEL. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry From the testimony of those who have been relieved and cured, by the use of this excellent preparation, the subscriber is prepared to recommend it to those afflicted with Coughs, Colds, and Affection of the Lungs, for sale by H. G. SCOVEL, Druggist. lover Seed Nine Barrels Glover Seed on hand and for sale by H.

G. SCOVE L. To the Ladies A new neat, and very convenient article of londos SHELL AIR. SPRINGS, for clasping curls the pattern of which has just been imported. None fur saloelswhere in America H.

G. SCOVEL. Fuji! paste, or Pectoral Gum, fo Coughs and Colds, for sale by Oct.2, 1848. H. G.

SCOVEL. IWeigs' Digest. THE 1st Vol. of this Digest is published this day. Apply for the present at the Banner Office Aug.

25, 1348. SJT. Beal IVicUoIs HAS commenced receiving his large and splendid assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS; among them may be found some of the richest Patterns and latest styles ever brought to this market. To which he would respectfully call the attention of purchasers. Third door from the square, Market street.

Sept. 22. Notice. npHE subscriber having purchased the interest of JB- A. VV.

Vanleer in the partnership effects ot the old firms of Hicks, Ewing Co. and Vanleer, Hicks has appointed S. D. Watkins at Nashville his agent lo settle the business of said firms. ROBT.

BAXTER. The Books and Papers of the above named firms may be found at tho store of Geo. W. Owen south side of ihe Public Square. Those having se tlements to make will please come forward.

S. D. WATKINS. August 25, 1848 tf NASHVILLE Agricultural Machine Worlss And Steam Engine Manufactory, College, near Broad street, Nashville, Tennessee, (established 1840.) HENRY AMENT. HAVING purchased the entire interest of N.

D. Ellis in the above concern, begs leave to call the attention of the Farmers and the public in general, to some of the MACHINES manufactured at this establishment, which he has no hesitation in saying a re equal in workmanship and finish to those got up in any part of the Union; an extensive assortment of which are generally on hand: among which he would mention his very superior PORTABLE HORSE POWER. This Horse Power is suitable for Gins, Saw and Grist Mills; and for simplicity of action and combi nation of force is equal if not superior to most others in operation, and will be found well worthy the atten lion of those in want of a Machine of this kind-Price $150. Wheat Thrashers, $G5 00 A very superior article. Straw Cutters, of various kinds, $50 GQ Corn Shellers, 20 Quill Machines for Hemp factories, 2 Spindles, 40 do.

3 45 Oo do. 4 50 00 Portable Grist Mills. 75 00 HENRY AMENT would also inform the Far mers particularly, that his arrangements are of the most complete kind, aud that he is enabled to undertake all kinds of Iron Vaults and Ikon Doors, Mi ll Irons, Turning, Finis-hing and Blacksmith ing. and invites those having work of this description to call and see, assuring them of promptness and attention to all matters iarge or small. He is also manufacturing a neat and elegant article of Iron Fe.ncing, persons building either in Town or Country will do well to call and examine.

New Straw Cutter. Hesut Am est having purchased the patent right for Davidson County, of "Harpers Invincible patent Straw Cutler or Corn Chopper," the most complete instrument ever invented for the purpose for which ii is as pronounced by the best judges, is now prepared to receive orders for them to any extent. NASHVILLE IRON FOUNDRY. SP. H.

AMENT, College Street, Nashville, 0 inform the public that they have purchased the above establishment of Mr. B. Trabue. and that they are prepared to execute every description of work in their line, in such manner as they feel convinced will give satisfaction to those who may entrust them with their business. HENRY AMENT'S connection with the Nashville Machine Warehouse, gives this establishment advantages possessed by no other in this region.

At the Foundry Castingofeverydescrjption can Le had; and at Machine Warehouse patterns of all kinds can be made. S. P. St. H.

AMENT have, for the purpose of prosecuting their business to advantage procured from the east some workme'n of first rate ability; and assure the public, that their arrangements are of that character that they are capable of executing any work that may be put into their' hands. Their Blasting is now executed by a STEAM ENGINE, and they are fully prepared to execute iron work and castings of the heaviest kind. Refer to James Woods Co, Martin M'Alis-ter, Joseph Woods, Johnson, Smith Morgan Gardner Yeatman Armistead. i January 5, 1848. a 1 1 44116 30 Tho collector reports the uncollected balances in hin hands now in the course of collection on property, polls and water tax to bo $27648 57 To which add the balance now on hand 2758 99 Will leave for future liabilities the sum of 30307 56 We report the liabilities of tho corporation, as follows, to witi The funded debt.

To the PonnsySvnnia company duo 1st November, 1855, 50,000 00 Union Bank of Tennessee, the 10th 1855, $10,0000 00 do do 1860, 10,000 00 do do 18G5, 20,000 0050,000 00 $100,000 00 To Payne and Puree, payable in 1, 2 3 years from 1st of January. 1848, 1500 00 And in 1, 2 3 years from 1st January 1500 00 On the let of January, 1850, 500 00 In 1, 2 3. years from lstof January, 1850, 1500 00 To A. G. Payne for filling over Tunnel at mouth of Lick branch lower wharf, with interest from 10th 1847, 666 66 For the hire of Slaves, due 1st January, 1849, 1631 00 Outstanding checks, payable in the next municipal year, 14000 00 It might bo proper to remark, that there aro improvements now being made at the Water Works, say finishing the new Reservoir and repairing the old one and that it is intended to erect a now Engine House, and lo procure a new Engine, which will add considerably to the liabilities of the Corporation, buc the amount cannot now be known-Given under our hands this 30th day of September, c848.

WM. GARRETT, Recorder. J. M. SMITH, Treasurer.

SUPREME COURT. December Term, 1848. By order of tho Court, tho business will bo taken up as follows, to wit: 4th Circuit, 1st Monday in December, 1848. -Ohio. Six Towmhipn of Scioto county give 290 Whig my.

gain of 33 over Clay. Louisville, Oct. 10 10 P. M. In tho Bostern market there is not much doing, owing to tho Election.

At CiscissAxi; Flour $3 Stj: Whisky I6J, and duil. Tho river hnj fallon 12 inches. At Louisville, 4 Teet 2 inches water in canal, and at stand. BZSnS 14 to lie. Hope at (ij to 7c.

Cotton Sjjc. Sugar -1J to 4Jc. Freight to N. Orleans 75c. pet 100 lbs.

At I'lTTSBOuo, 2 feet 11 inches water, nnd falling: Msarms.Oct. 11 P. M. There has been an arrival from Yucatan. A new war has broken out between the Whites and Indians.

Six American officers wcro killed. No certain ro seults. The yellow fever is had at Houston, Texas. The weather continues dry Lost, AT tho Masonic Hall on Friday night hist, or between there and High street, a Rick Gold Bracelet with one iarge Topaz set. A suituhle reward will be given to tho finder upon leaving it at this office or ot Govvdey Penbody'a.

August 14 tf "Notice to Tobacco Growers" AT a meeting of the Tobacco receivers in ihe city of Nashville, July 1 0th, the following resolution was offered and adopted: Resolved, That in the coming senson, we will have but two safe days a Tuesday and Friday: and that the course hervtnlbre pursued ol break ing Tobacco every day, proved not only disadvantageous to the Ware-hou-es. but to tbe planters. .1. R. BATMAN, JOHNSON SMITH, YEATMAN AUM1STEAD, A.

HAMILTON. July 12, 1848. Cm Franklin Review and Springfield Spy will pleaso pocy. Af Acres of For Sale, IJ tniles from the Nus! viilo llridjre, extending frum Cumberland river across White's Creek Turnpike 10 tho Louisville Branch Turnpike. Apply to June 2.

tf JOHN KIRKMAN. For Kent. THE Store House situated on tho South side of tho Public Square, reeentlv occupied by Pleasant Smith, and at.present by W. W. Meredith.

Apply to Dr. U. M. PORTER. Jan.

7. lm Tyrecs Spring's Hotel Is now open for tbe reception of company nt six dollars per week. WALKER, LAPSLEY CO. June 6,18411. For Rent.

The House on Denderick Stieet, next door to the Banner Olhce, recently occupied by W. Williams as a Shoemaker's shop. Apply at this office. May 17th. Farm and Tavern Stand for Salc.

MTHE subscriber wishes to sell bis Faun, lying on tho Murfreesboro' Turnpike. I'J miles from Nashville. Said farm contains 1 13 acres, about 50 ncres of said land is in clover, the re-sidue under good stnto of cultivation, with a plenty of wood and timber, with excellent water, near to Churches and Schools. The buildings, line large House with eloven rooms; tho house is elegantly situated for a Tavern Stand, and has been occupied as such for a great many years. Persons wishing to purchase have now an inducement offered them, us this furm stand is one of tho must desirablo in Tennessee.

For particulars us regards price, payment, can be bad by calling on July 14, 1848 tf J. THOMAS. Broadway Hotel For Stent. Jgfeg THIS establishment, situated on Broad-jfir! vai' fronting the Upper Wharf, has just been HillJ remodelled nnd fitted tip in splendid style, in-fiice and out, aud has added to it a double porch extending tbe full length of tho building. Tho condition of this house, together with its locution, render it one of the most desirable situations in tho city for a Hotel.

It can ho had upon favorable terms for two, three or ten years. For further paiticulni-s. npplv to A. L. DAVIS, July 24.

tf Sligo Office, Nnshvilie, Toon. For Rent. A STORE ROOM, first door from Nic-hol's oor licr, on Market street, lately occupied by W. Pollard. Apply to March 8.

JAMES NICHOL. yyiT Valuable Building Lots, on Broad, McGavock and Dcmumbrane streets; for sale on liberal credit. Applv to JAMES A. POItTEH, March 24 if JOHN KIRKMAN. Desirable Country Scat and Farm FOR SAI.Ii.

THE subscriber offers for sole-', low, a valuable tract of Land, situait-d immediately on the Murfreoshopough turnpike, 6 miles from Nasbtjjef and containing 1501 acres; hich are in cultivation, and the rest well tlrribjSf'ed There are on tho premises, convenient and' comfortable buildings, and several never failing springs of the acT WATKt. Tho dwelling is only IJ miles from "Franklin College," in a delightful and healthy neighborhood. L. B. POWELL.

Nashville, June 08. Cottage For Sale. rff1HE Cottnge, anil about ten acres of ground, sit-J- uated 011 the Nolensvillo Turnpike, where I now live, is offered for sale on reasonable the improvements are all new and conveniently arranged, and the grounds are well stocked with choice frnit trees, grape and strawberry vines, For terms, apply to L. T. GUNN.

Sept. 8, 1018.. I'm For Sale. THE house and lot where L. B.

Fito lately iJlljS resided, situated on the East aide of Summer Street, a few doors below tho Cumberland Presbyterian Church, fronting eighty feet on said street, and running or.e hundied and eighty feet back to nn alley; being part of I01N0. 81., according to the plan of Nashville. Liberal terms of credit will bo allow ed. Tho said house and lot are for ront, during the remainder of the current year if not previously sold. Apply to tho subscriber.

Juno 28, 18 18 tf. THOS. WASH INGTON. CIGAS: JUST JIECE1VED AND ON HAND. 300,000 Choice Cigars, At the Sign of the Big Indian, Union Street, Nashville, Tennessee.

TIM" ERCHANTS and dealers ore particularly invit- XTJL ed to call and examine their stock. They aro assured that it is the most desirable that has been of fered in this market for months. Prices low and quality warranted. Brands as follows: Regalias: Gacitanu; La India; La Eevista; Cachuea; Prince Alberts; Palas; Guipo7xoana; Larranaga; Jose Sanchez. Canones: Prince Alberts; Rough and Ready; Trabl-cos: Palas; Cachuea; Millabs: Prince Alberts; Guipozcoana; Florinda; Polas.

Frincipes, Ladies Cazadores, Havana, and a variety of others not mentioned. Orders will receive particular attention. Sept. 8. J.

W.TBERASS&Co. 13th do 2d, do do 6th do 3d, do do 5th do 2d, do January, 1847. 7th do 3d, do do 8th do 4th, do do The Criminal business, from each Circuit, will be ALL THE PEOPLE ARB INTERESTED IN KNOWING IT. It is an every day expression: "Did you ever know or hear of anything to equal 'House's Indian Tonic, for the cure of Chills or Ague and Fever." Not long since, a highly respectable Physician, who uses it in hi practice extensively, sent us word that its name should be changed to "Never Fail." And similar evidence is received every week from the East and West, North and South, And hero is a small specimen from South Alabama. Hear what they say.

Cahaba, Dallas county, Alabama, May 1, 1848. 5 Dr. S. B. Crocheuon Dear Sir: It ia with plea sure that I write to you in behalf of my wife that after trying various ptesenptions and remedies for the cure if Chills and Fevers, my wife almost got.

discouraged in trying anything more, until yon spoke to me about the Indian Tonic, prepared by Geo. W. House, and before using one bottle of it the loathsome disease had entirely disappeared, and I cheer fully recommend it to all afflicted with tho CHILLS and FEVER. J. W.

HOULDITCH. Cahaba, Alabama, May 10, 1848. Dr. Crocfeeron This ia to certify that I have used ''Houses Indian Tonic" in a case of Chills and Feyer on myself, and it has entirely removed tho disease from my system, and advise all to use it who suffer from the CHILLS and FEVER. J.

P. FULKS. State of Alabama, Dallas County, June 21, 1848. I do hereby certify, that an acquaintance of mine had third duy CHILLS and FEVER for nine months, and after trying most of the popular remedies of the day without deriving any benefit, was cured by ono bottle of House's Indian Tonic. Also a permanent cure of one case of Chills and Fever was effected in my family by the use of half a bottle of said Tonic.

JAS. H. COLEMAN. Sept. 11 wtrw2m Oray's Invaluable Ointment.

FOR the cure of Mercurial and all other kinds of Ulcers, of long or short standing, White Swelling, Scrofulous and other Tumors, Sore Legs, Old or Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Swellings, lnflamations, Rheumatic or other Pains, Chilblains, Women's Sore Breasts whether inflamed or deeply ulcerated, Scald-head or Tetter, Whet-lows or Felons, Boils, Cancerous Affections, Eruptions, Poison Oak Vino, Dog, Snake, Spider, and other poisonous bites together with almost every species of external diseuse. Truth ia Stranger than Fiction. No other medicine has made so many remarkable cures as "Gray's Ointment By its use, hundreds have been kept from lingering out a painful existence in Hospitals and Infirmaries and no one should ever be without a box, to be used when required. One truth like, the following, does away all conjecture and carries conviction home to the mind, with a force not to be resisted. Do read it, and then speak of it to your friends: Wharton Place, Davidson April 5tb, 1847.

W. W. Gray Dear Sir: It is with pleasure that I am able to testify to the truly valuable effects of your Ointment. I know it to bj exceedingly efficacious in the removal of many loathsome and afflictive diseases. In Scrofulous affections of the joints and muscles in supuratioti of the glands and caries of the bones, I regard it, as an invaluable application.

I have often recommended it in old and. indolent ulcers in one case of Twenty Years standing, occupying nearly the whole space between the knee and ankle, in which case it effected a permanent cure. Its effects in changing the nature of those filthy secretions, which accompany Scrofulous and Ulcerous cases of long continuance, are astonishing. From a thin watery exudation of different colors, (generally bluish or slightly green, and extremely offensive,) the discharge under the use of this Ointment, becomes thick, cream-like, and nearly inodorusV Tho red, irritable and evened edgeB of the sore becomes depressed, pain an i inflamation subsides, and healthy granulation ensues. In short, the use of this Ointment nc-ccmpanyedby the skilful application of the bandage, and suitable constitutional treatment would remove thousands of those cutaneous maladies, which are too often pronounced incurable, and their unfortunate subjects permitted to languish in pain for years, and to die at last with accumulated suffering.

Yours, JOSEPH A. BOWMAN, M. D. Druggists, Physicians, Venders and the public at large ore informed that those who purchase from Geo. VV.

House, Nashville, Tenn. will get the real genuine article manufactured by Gray" himself. All orders promptly attended to. GEO. W.

HOUSE. Sole and General Agent, Sept. 22, 3m. Nashville, Tenn. 11 EGUIAR Sales, Wednesday Evenings, as.

usu al. SHIELDS UU. Oct. 11. "The Casb System." SHIELDS for the purpose of enabling mem to oner greater inducements in pnees, win hereafter confine themselves to "the Cash System," or short negotiable paper.

Trices will be found to correspond with the times-Oct. 11. SHIELDS CO. takeu up and disposed of. at the same time, assigned for the civil business of the Circuit.

J. P. CLARK. Clerk. Important Sale of Keal Estate, I WILL sell, without reserve, to the highest bidder, at the i-pper end of the Market House in Nashville, on Tuesday morning, the 26th at 11 o'clock, the following valuable property Paradise IIH2.

A celebrated, and one of the moat healthy and de lightful country residences in the state. It is situated 11 miles North of Nashville, cm the top of the Ridge, and on the Turnpike road luading to Springfield and Hopkinsville. The buildings, which are of brick, are substantial and capacious, and well suited for a hotel. establishment, or an infirmary of any de scription. The tract contains 365 actes, with about 70-acres cleared and under good fence.

This place should beseen and examined to be fully appreciated. 13 Acres of I.nud, WxfTnrrimmedintelvon the NulensvilleTurnpike road, ninosito Flat Rock. This tract contains about sd iipniirifiil fores' fronting the road with vni mmnmiinir sites for private residences. It will hn divided in ltis of 10 to 20 acres, so as to cm- brace a portion of cleared land in each lot. It is about 3A milp from the citv, in one of the bost neighborhoods in the vicinity, and its heulthfulnesi ani beauty of location unsurpassed.

3 College XsOte, In Bos worth's row the same tinon which the im provemetits have been burned, and not repaired. The two upper lots contain 32 feci front each, and the lcwerSJi teet, all running back to an alley. 3 I.OlB. Lying between Market ami College streets, and Bouiil ot uroaa street, in me block known as Price i 't Shed. By reference to Mr.

S. M. Allen oc mv aSK the particular location of each of these lots wi'll Tfeahon. A Piat of all the property, except Para dise Hill, will be exhibited on tho day of sale, and the terms made known, which will oe liberal. GEORGE W.

MARTIN. Oct. 11, 1848. td Tiie New Fall Hat, ADOPTED by a Convention of Hatters in rho city of New York on the 1st of Seotember received this day and now opening by Oct. 11, 1S48.

A. D. BERRY. OoEd Leaf. AVERY Supkrior Article of Gold Leaf from one of the best can be found at the Bookstore of CHARLES W.

SMITH, Oct. 11, 1848. College street..