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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE -ooRHER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS

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THE WEEKLY UNION ANDlAAERICAE is furnished
to SUBSCRIBERS she following rates. Single copies one
year. advance 81 SO; within the year. IS oO at the
end of the year, 81 90. ,-szs1
CLUBs of Eve at Office and upwards 81 90 per copy
for one year. Clubs Of subscribers will be received for
six months at the foregoing rates, -r
The TRIwEEKIY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and sstr1ay, al IS 90 per annum, in advance if not
paid in advance, Sc 90.
The DAILY is publisheds at Eight Dollars. ersu
;ss~ THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. ST ssala'asaa1
Remtances Of subscriptions may be made by mail at Our
risk -.-,.ss. 4 49, Ia
No paper viii be seut of the State unless ths order is
accom- panied with the cash. g.lsi on bria la s-al
s We wish il distinctly understood that no paper viii
be discontinued until all areagss paid except at the
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DAVIS & SWAMI --7- -
H OIL ESALE GROCERS.
I Auction n COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, Is Public Square, Nashville Tennessee.
AVE now IN Store an unusually large and select stock
IL OF Groceries, Liquors. Wines &C. s Of this sessous
lmPoratons BY the most arrivals from New Orleans
Cincinnati and Pttsburg, among which srs
435 hhds New Crop Sugar Of ali grades from ma-
.- dium TO very tine; 80 ~
Is hhds White ChryStalzed Sucsr:
500 barrels and 5<-barrels; Molssses:
600 bags New Crop Rio Coffee; -r.A
I so bags Old Government Java Coffee:
loo bbls Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
so bbls best Crushed Sugar, No.1;
50 bbls Crushed Sugar, second quality;
IS boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas;
20 terces Carolina Rice, fresh; t
rs bbis No. 3Mscksrel; eeroous Indigo:
100 boxes Cod Fish; 500 bxs assorted glassware
100 boxes Scotch Herrngs; 600 kegs Wheeling Nais all
500 boxes w. X. Cheese; sizes;
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
so bags Pepperj 100 boxes Melee do;
25 bags Spice; IT'S boxes Va and Ky To-
terces Dutch Madder;l baceo, various qualities;
100 boxes Star Candles
The above stock will be added to during The bv
weekly arrivals from New Orleans, Cincinnati and Pits
burg by which intend making stock always large
and vetassored and invite the attention Of country
merchants visiting Nashville to give goods aud prices
careful examination, house in the South West viii
hold out greater inducements than intend to do.
. l-...-.. -r..--- DAVIS SWAMI. =
P. S-We viii have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season ID. SIS.
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE copsrnersbip heretofore existing under the firm
Il and Style Of BROWN & GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent JO e. BROws Is alone author
lied to use the name of the firm in lquidasion &c
JOSIAH G. BROWN
Nashville June 6, 1855. W.B. GRUBBS
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate. -
f THE COUNT HOUSleIst 10 O'Clock A. NJ on Sat.
IA urday, May l2h, we will sell to the highest bidder,
for Cash. very valuable Lot in Edgefeld opposite Shell
running back 210 feet to aey-Sy camore street runs
parallel the Gallatn Pike. Also small Brick Dwelling
In Bosworths Rowhe lot fronts about 2 feet on Cherry
street BY 1873 feet deep Also very desirable Building Lot
near the New Orleans Railroad Depot fronting 1872 feet on
Hume street. and running back 1876 feet Terms six and
twelve months credit with interest for notes satisfactorily
secured PAYABLE in Bank and lien retained.
very great bargain will be given at private SALE any
or all Of the above valuable property.
-- e- 4 j. L. d r. W. BROWN --
..- 4416, Cherry street
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be BELL AND nfAsS FOUNDEKY,9 - oI
-f i' On Front, near Broad st -,
!, o. THE subscriber respectfully returns his -
n thanks to the public for past favors and So n
kk hcts a continuance of patronage in the q
&oabove line, also .----r,. ..--., q l<<kpkA
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING;
Together with every description of Metal Tnrnings Me-
taIc Paekings, Balbit Metal and Castings ID.
Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps OF
every description manufactured to order repaired at
short notice.
Cash will be paid at all times for old Copper and Brass
ian25-tf .. IL. COLE.
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RTEH. ~ ts YltGc $50 -Sa 3 z1f11 Rvx<A
e. Factory for Sale. x
NN7 E oiIer for sale oar SOAP, CANDLE AND LaKD
w -olL FACTORY, situated the bank Of the river
three quarters of mile from the court house. afAf
This Factory prepared with every convenience for the
manaacture OF the above articles An energetic with
small capital could no, engage in more increasing
profitable business "a, s., -, =.
= We will sell the whole or to an active business
wishing to take interest will dispose of Onehaf-
We offer on the most q .. 4-
LIBERAL TERMS;
Equal notes payable bank at g. and Is months with
approved security. COOPER BROTHER.
. ~ Apply to cHAs. B. COOPER, at Cooper wsl
ier's, No IS Market street - .-..l L--r ep2Gtf
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W. & r, FREEMAN, -
No. IL North College Street,

4.- s.f --r-H NAsHvILLg, TEsN. si-.- , '-e-- q
vXTE are manufacturing at quarters 2ichly Or
w namented Gilt Mantel and Pief Glasses in the
highest style of the art, Portrait aud Picture Frames Cur
tain Cornice and Inside Window Blinds and keep con-
stanty hand choice stock of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials together with complete assortment of
Artist Materials Of the very best description Oil Paint
ings and Eugrayings; Cabinet Makers Materials French
Window and Picture Glass, &c. &c. -. 49, .
We would call especial attention to our Gliding Depart
ment Having gone considerable EXPENSE in procuring
Ornaments of the most elegant aad beautiful Styles we can
safely promise that the work turn out shall compete
all respects with that of the most noted manufactures in
the Eastern Cities and at low cost as the same de-
scrpon of work be brought here from abroad the
purchaser running no risk on account Of breakage.
feb2S-tf
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4 LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN TO
IA SELL OR SWAP have a Negro Woman of the
above description which will sell or swap for other
property She is not to be sent out of the county.
mh30 a, REES W, PORTER SO Cedar ST.
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J1TE ARE ALSO az RECEIPT ofa large
w voice of fbnuels Bleachej and Brown Musiins of
every description bouh q. astonishing lew figures which
viii sell very cheap to make for Spring Stock
jan2S,-f r. c. McNAIRY & Co
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ssg - No AZ Chatham Street New-York.
{, UCCESSOR to PErER and GEoRGs LoEILLARD, offers
- for sale al kin of Snuff and Tobacco in general
For particulars, Price Current be obtained by sd
dressing above This Establishment is of the old
est Of the kind in the United States.
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SUNDRIES
GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON!

TXFRA FAMILY OUR.--l6Oa bbis LAtayeti;
ana - .-4s- s IL. LoGMIS p co g.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT
Is. ). WELLER,S.

No. 81, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
r HAVE lust received. and offer for sale all kinds OF
Iuplements and Tools for farming purposes such as
Steel Piows Harows, Corn Shell>rs, Crushers Large
Boiers Spades Mattoeks, Shoves Picks MANURE Forks
ard Hay do In word have every tool in the garden
ing and farming business all of which will be sold on
liberal terms '
p Also-T am in receipt of large lot of Garden and
Flower Seeds of the most superior quality from d. Lam
dreth OF Philadelphia warrant Them to give sa!isfac-
tion. Come aud try them. jan1l-tf
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Il. SKEfk1ELD, M D., - 7 y"
H0MQOPATuIC PHYSICIAN.
@ REFERENCES: Fr-.g ..-......s
Eev j. A. Bolles, Cleveland, Ohio -. 4, -.....- r.
~ r. n Wrifyyssrs az ue+r 80 -Es" -
fToE ]. T. Pglte. CINCINNATI Ohio 80 S-.f.
Prof e. c. Witberill, E
Dr. j. ID. Armstrong, Louisville, Ky l..E.e. r.
Rev. Charles Tones Nashville, Tenn. H..- ~ ..
Mr. J. B. Craighead, f" -a ......
OFFICE-No 6656 Cherry Street, Up SiaFs-5 door
south of the Post Office.
Nashville March %, ls55--6m a-- ...--.
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Ha- LYONS n Co. : b
Importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To.
"a bacco, and all kinds of Foreign Wines,
~ ...,.---.. Liquors, etc. a.-.-- - -di'a'
~ No. 19 CEDAR STREET, Nashville -.-
Country ordss respectfully solicited and punctually at
tended to- lrI., gll. I.-.7' .'. -
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-'' BLOODED STOCK FOX SALE. = :.
r HAVE several superior young JACKS and JENNETS
l. for sale; DURHAM BULLS of the first blood, and
SAXON BUCKS not inferior to any in the world. will
ell reduced prices nv farm enables 10 grow stock
IS cheap as any in America. 80 - Iz.a T-.T =
will give cash for 100 two three year old mules of
first class aud all the poor cattle can get suitable to lat
ten for beef --- MARK X. COCKRlLL
Stock Place. April 19, ls55-w3t t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22
FURTHER BY THE AMERICA.

The siege Of SebastopoJ-Both Sides Preparing for
Desperate FTght-O'ner Pacha-Peace Negotia-
quake an Switzerland.
HALIFAX, August 15.-The America left at 81
o'clock this afternoon for Boston, where she will
rive on Friday morning. The English files contain
the following additional news:
THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL.
July 21st-General Simpson telegraphs: "Chol-
era has nearly disappeared The Russians continue
to hold their strong position on the Mackenzie, and
and the valley of Baidar. 1t is reported that they
have also force of artillery and infantry at Alucka
The French have pushed forward the whole of their
cavalry into the valley of Badar resting the Sar-
dinans on the left bank of the Souhai river, and
communicating with the French upon the Tchernaya,
while the high ridge protecting BalaklaVa guarded
by the Turkish army"
The Times correspondent writes: "Stagnation
seems to reign in the camp and trenches; even the
heavy firing has died away, yet the approaches ad
vance, and every day the allies the crest
of the Malakoff, which it will now require all the
tenacty of the Russians to hold.'
July 2Sth.-Gortschakof telegraphs: "Yester-
day the enemy opened heavy fire, which lasted
two hours, against the Flagstaff Bastion. We re-
piled with vigor"
July SO.-Gortschakoff telegraphs: "There has
been partial cannonade on both sides, but nothing
of importance"
Correspondence from the camp says, "that Omar
Pachas visit to Constantinople not, asserted
to resign but to consult with reference to accepting
the command of the army in Asia"
Kameish and Balaklava were crowded with YES
sells recently arrived for the secret expedition.
The French Government has chartered seventy
nine small steamers for river navigation each to
vey 500 men, The boats belong to companies on
the Rhone and Saone.
GREAT BR1rAN-The limited liabilities bill had
been read in Parliament the third time and passed.
Numerous estimates had been voted
Major Reeds motion that no peace treaty should
be concluded without the support of Parliament was
ridculed and thrown out
The Turkish loan bill had been read first time.
A discussion, without result, had occurred re-
spectng the recent gift of good service pension to
Lord Paget, older officers.
The London Times had editorial on Consul
Rowercrofts arrest, and breaches in favor of pre-
serving friendly relations with America.
The enquiry into the recent Hyde Park riots is
terminated, and the commissioners have requested
time to consider their report
Strachan, the bankrupt banker, has been released
on bail.
FRANcE-The report of the Minister of Finance
describes the new French loan as the most surpri-
sing financial operation effected in any country
The number of subscribers to the loan is three hun
dred and ten thousand. Offers were made for six
times the amount asked for.
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THE YEAR OF PLENTY.

The Pittsburg Pa.) journal, in giving an account
of the crops in that region, has pretty accurately
described the good prospects in this respect through
out the country generally. That paper says:
"Despite the ungratefu complaints against the
weather and the gloomy predictions of damage to
the wheat and oat crops which have abounded
throughout this region, it is at length ascertained
that the injury to the wheat is not worth computing
and the oatsFhave not suffered at all except having
fallen. The wheat is all garnered and the yield
is found to be abundant beyond all recent example
Rye has turned out equally in yield, and greater
breadth of land has been sown in rye than former
". The oat crop is heavy everywhere, but in many
localities laid 10y beating storms and required
the sickle That crop is nearly all out. The
and potato crops are full of the highest prom
ise."
The farmers in this region have been getting their
wheat to market rapidly as possible, in order to
realize good prices it is certain the article must
materially decline Indeed it has already gone down
in Petersburg and Norfolk from 50 % to 81 so per
bushel.
We have had rains here almost every other day,
since the 4th of July. The corn crops are repre-
scented to be the best ever known; and the cotton
promises well, though less rain would have been
better for it.
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Mr.. DoBBN.-A correspondent of the Washing
ton Union, writing from Red Sulphur Springs va,
speaks of Hon. James g. Dobbn (who is sojoufn-
ing at the Springs for the improvement of his health
as follows:
81 am gladto say that the Secretary Of the Navy,
Mr. Dobbin, looks fifty per cent: better than when
he left Washington. His general health has been
very much improved, but his throat occasionally
gives him discomfort. The visitors at the springs
and from the surrounding country will insist upon
talking to him. and he, with his usual urbanity, in
dulges them too long at time. His spirits are ex-
uberant, and he is the very life of the company
here He will return about the goth of August,
and believe in quite as good health as when he
first entered upon the aborious duties of the Navy
Department"
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North Carolina Six Per Cent State Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. c., .
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Dat this office until 10 oclock AM, 2st of Sept, next
for the purchase of the following State Bonds issued the
State of North Carolina: -
S63000 dated January 1885, running thirty years.
S500O dated July 1s 1856, and running thirty years
$4,000 dated July 1st 1885, and running twenty years.
And 100000 dated July 1s 1885, and running years.
They will be issued in of 900 each and will have
coupons attached for interest at six per per annu
payable the 1st days of January and July.
Both and interest will be payable at the Bank
of the Republic, New York. unless where the purchaser
prefers to have them payable at the Treasury of this State
They exempted from taxation for purpose what
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for N c. Socks to the undersigned at Raj
eigh, N. G.
Successful bidders upon being informed of the accep
lance of their bids deposte the amount of their bids
with the accrued interest either the Bank of the Repub
lie New York. the Bank of the State of n c. the Bank
of Cape Fear, Raleigh
The right of accepting such bids in whole in part
be deemed most advantageous to the Saes reserved
The bids will be opened the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President Of
the Bank of the State. D. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
Raleigh, Aug. 81, 1855. 78-td.
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DIR. Stone, of New Orleans, one of the most emf
nent physicians of that city, arrived here by the
Seaboard cars on Thursday and took lodging at tho
National Hotel. He visited yesterday, the U. s.
Naval Hospital, and the City Hospital and saw many
of the sick in Norfolk
DR.. Stone expresses the opinion that the fever is
not general epidemic in Norfolk. He thinks that
the patient should be covered with sheet and thin
blanket, and that the treatment should not be too
active.
DR.. Thos. Pension, distinguished physician, also
Of New Orleans arrived yesterday and rendered his
services to the Board of Health. He visited several
cases in the city during the morning, and in the af
ternoon went down to the Hospital at Julappi
H IS Norfolk Re0co7
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THE CINCINNATI TTMEs-MARK TT


Our readers we'll remember that we recently ex-
posed the game which this two-faced journal played
in the Virginia elections. We showed, from the
South Side Democrat that it printed two editions,
one for the shareholders of the South, and another
for the abolitionists of the North land we observe
it has been pursuing the same course in Kentucky.
The Bardstown Gazette says:
"This paper, intended exclusively for Kentucky
circulation have had in possession days.
and we have now succeeded in getting hold of one
of its issues for ONO AND NORTHERN CIRCULATION,
of the SAME DATE AND NUMBER-and the pa
pers are as different if emanatng from different
offices and edited by different men. The Northern
number has nothing about the fifth district in it-no
article appealing to the Citizens of Kentucky'-and
nothing favoring the South Southern institutions
1t speaks with pleasure of Chases election being Sc
cure-gives ant-slavery piatforms-pats the aboli-
tionists Familiarity on the back, and openly avows
that SAM IS A FREESOILER IN OHIO.' The
other number is made of quite different materials
goes against negrostealing and underground rail
roads-and hurrahs for Charley Wintersmith. Both
papers are numbered Volume XII, No. 3d. and
dated Thursday, July 10, 1856 They are both in
our possession, and can be seen by any and every
one.'
This paper-the Times-is patronzed by K. Ms
in this State. Ofcourse it sends here its proslave
~ or Southern issues
This is one of the tricks of Know Nothingism.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

August 49, 1855.
TURPENTINE-Furthe sales yesterday of 200 bbls,
and to-day of 2so do at 265 for yellow dip per Dbl of ESQ
lbs There is good demand existing
SPIRITSSaIes to-day of 25O casks at 80 cts per gal
being decline of ct since yesterday The market
pered quiet at the time of closing inquiries and learn
that buyers offering only $50.
ROSlN-No transactions either yesterday to-day.
TAR-There is market, and we have transac-
tons to report
FLOUR-Sales yesterday of small lots Fayetteville,
$3.50 for super and $40 for family Her.
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ELECTION RErUnNs-The papers and letters re.
ceived since our last issue contain additional in
telligence, intelligence at variance with the last
returns laid before our readers. The election of
nessee is fully confirmed. The New York Tribune
showsits nothing affiliations by grooming grev
ously over the defeat of the latter gentleman.
Union.
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W- We invite attention to the Gard of 1.-THE
Young Ladies Academy of the Visitation " in to.
days paper of which VIC have received Prospectus.
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TIL e M AR KE rs.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

august 1880.
The supply of BACON very large and prices
to 80 cents. We quote COTTONa at II for manufacturing
purposes FLOUR scarce and wanted at SIS 25 So so and
s. Is.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE 81 cents. Raw do. improved
in price, 81 25 to 81 25. Car.
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- Meetings for the relief of the sufferers ii

~ Meetings for the relief of the sufferers in
Portsmouth and Norfolk by yellow fever, have been
held in Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
Handsome sums were raised and forwarded. MIR.
Myer Myers, Of Norfolk, who was present at the
Baltimore meeting, gave the following account of the
sickness and distress prevailing:
"Mr Myers in a few remarks gave the meeting
very faithful idea of the distress which prevailed in
both places. Business was entirely suspended and
an indescribabe panic prevailed. The stores were
closed streets SILENT and nearly all who could had
deserted both places The fever raging to an
alarming extent in Portsmouth-spreading over the
entire city. No accurate calculation could be made
of it's ravages. Those who were sick suffered not
only from want of attendance, but the comforts and
necessares of life could not be procured for them,
whilst persons in health, actually starving, not
being able to provide food. Both cities were com.
pletely shut out from the world. Communication,
or intercourse could be had with part of the
rounding country. Nearly or quite ten thousand
souls had gone of-every possible means of convey
ance was avaed ola leading object seemed to be
to get away, and great difficulty experienced in
landing.
The shores of the river and Chesapeake Bay were
lined with human beings of all ages, and col
ors At many places they were refused permission
to land No pen or language could give anything
like approachable idea of the panic which, in the
gree. Those in health really suffering
than the sick, for want of food They had money
enough for present purposes, but nothing to eat.
Stores warehouses and other places containing pro-
visions had been deserted. He suggested, there
FORE that immediate aid be rendered by sending
down -four, meat sugar, and other articles from
Baltimore"
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The Know Nothing Council in this City having
great deal of business hand, suggest the
propriety of it's meeting every night until the ere
primand hist (Which very lengthy is disposed Of
We wonder how a sohite man feels when he is call
ed upon to give account of how he voted, why
he did not vote, &c. and then to stand and take
Ecolding if he disobeyed orders.
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~ A piece of pasteboard, with all the colors
painted upon it, will appear perfectly blank when
Whred rapidly around and the Know Nothing
Platform has been with such velocity that, like the
pasteboard, it is perfect blank-a nothing In all
the free States Know Nothingsm and Abolitonism
are synonymous terms, rather the former has ia
Ken the place of the latter. In Massachusetts they
admit protestant foreigners; in Kentucky they do
not exclude man who has been so forgetful of the
rights of citizenship to marry Catholic wife;
and IN Louisiana they take in the papist wretch
Is themselves, one of whom they are now running
lor Governor! In North Carolina we believe the
rhliadephia patch has been ratified by Mr.
0roWn' of Scotland, Mr.. Allen, of mastership
memory, and Mr.. Rayner, renowned for his able de-
ense OF Roman Catholics in 1885. In Georgia this
same platform is a white horse of another color
anu so on through the catalogue of States, making
1t every thing to every body and nothing to no
Oouy' The two planks of the national platform
nave been removed, and the whole concern has
'u'noied through the crack, heels-overhead in one
'ongiomerated mass of chaotic incongruities