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A CoNTRAsT-EveD the English newspapers have
at last noticed the remarkably cold manner in which
the completion of the Ocean Cable enterprise has
been received in England. No demonstrstion-no
expression of Notwithstanding but simple
announcements Of the fact, just if it were as
practicable familiar and commonplace as putting
a lock upon door. The Sang troid of John Bull,
on this exciting occasion, is enough to engender
the belief that Sir Charles COldsresm, the dramatic
hero of USED Up" with hise etrnal ''There's moth
ing in it," is portrait rather than caricature.
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Important
VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the undersigned until
the 10th Of November next for the Graduation and Masonry
OF the fifty miles Of the the Y
gna and Tennessee Railroad west towards Cumberland Gap The
prOe and plans the above named distance be at
the Office of the Chief Engineer in the Abingdon after
the l2thday Of October next who will give necessary epana
regard thereto The line divided into
In the above distance there will be earth amounting
about 9 OJ yards Of loose and hard rock yards Of
mortar masonry, $4,000 perches Of dry dains 600 perces.
Those proposing for the work requested their bids
what Of stock they willing take in part payment
for their work. Address the undersigned Abingdon Va
sep2l-till nov - W. J. HAWKINS & co.
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DRIED scoTr DEAD.-This rather celebrated per-
,oDage died in St. Louis on the 18TH after long i'll
ness of what is termed "negrO consumption" Dred
was free for some time prior to his death, having
been manumitted by his owner, the Hon Mr.. Chat
fay, not long after the decision rendered in his case
before the Unitss Supreme Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-24

Baron Humboldt breakfasted with Queen VictO-
tOra and her daughter at Berlin, and was received
by them in the most fattering manner. The Queen
good, sensible soul, who knows what human ma
ture is-hss granted free pardon to young man
named william Craft, who was sentenced to six
years Imprisonment at hard IaborfOr kissing young
lady against her will
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-24

The GAINESVILLE (Va.) Messenger ~ays that, short
time since young man by the name of James A.
strOther. late Of Abingdon, Va, while in q fit of
temporary arrangement supposed to be delirium
tremebs, fred upon, with Colts repeater, and Sc
verely wounded, one William Beatty, respectable
citizen of Red River county, Texas and shortly af-
forwards committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-24

More FiIIIbusterinE.

New York, Sept. 2l.-Gen. Walker went out yes
terday on the Star Of the West accompanied by Col
Won Nazmer. who is said to be distinguished
fllibuster. The Herald states that they are bound
for Nicaragua, but will remain at Panama for the
present to mature their plans for another foray in
that country. Cannon, small arms and ammuBi-
ton, it is said, were sent out in the small canal
steamers which left this city few days ago. Men
and the material of also went out in the steamer
Pacific.
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AEorAER PIONEER GOHR.-Died, in Hunters Bot
tom, KY at theresdence Of her son, William White,
September IA, Margaret HOyt, aged 81 years. She
was native of New York and landed at Msysville,
KY, 20 years ago. She was the first white woman
in Cincinnati.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-24

A writer in the tennessee Farmer, says that he
has tried the cultivation of wheat in hills like corn,
having the hills two feet apart each way, and two or
three plants to the hill And he reports obtaining
from small plot Of ground crop as large as to be
.c,al 70 t,oo hundred bushels to the The soil is
kent stirred and cultivated during the growth Of the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-24

ARRIVALS OF McRMoSs AT NEBsAsKA CITY.-0n
Monday, the SOth ult. seventy MOrmOns arrived at
Nebraska City, direct from Salt Lake City, which
place they left eight weeks previously. They left
on account of the harsh tyranny practiced by the
Mormon leaders, and declare that there are num-
bers similarly dissatisfied with their lot, Who would
gladly leave if they had the opportunity and were
able. Much destitution and hard times are reported
as existing in the Territory.
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BzDqrve THE MIss1ssIPPI. learn from the st.
Paul Times that the Minneapolis and Cedar Valley
Railroad Company contemplate the erection Of a
bridge across the Mississippi, at Fort Smelling,
which, when finished, will be one Of the longest and
finest structures on the American continent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-24

The Washington Union, of the 18th inst, says
that the President Of the United States is row at
Wheatland, On visit Of q few days on private
busiuess. His health has been unusually robust
and buOyant since his late visit to the Bedford
SPRINGS. He sometimes walks into the city from
the soldiers Home, q distance Of nearly four
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-24

The eleventh anniversary of the battle Of Mexico
was celebrated on the l4th in New York by parade
and banquet by the members of the "ScOtt Life
Guard"
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The New Testament is about to be published in
the Court Dialect of China, in octave volume Of
about $50 leaves, at a cost from twelve to fifteen
nenta q onnY.
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Our Montgomery correspondent has some capital
hits in his communication, which will be found in
another column. We should be pleased to hear
from him again.
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gALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
MeErOse Cottage,

(REsrDEEcE OF SoRvELL)
YBNOGETHER with the Of land apperning Is offered
for sale literal This beautiful property IS sa
Franklin Pike, mile from the CITY, Inc
dwelling the Cottage style, and commodious attached
Cistern CAPABLE holding $50 barrels Of WATER and on
the premisesis WE'LL (never failing The Land is we'll stocked
with choice variety Of Apple Peach, and other fruit trees ana
an endless variety Of shrbhery Garden with hut little
skill and labor, can he yield handsome income
the desirable that has been ohere Tor sale
near years, and admirably adapted
home for those desiring avoid the and dust Of the city,
10. NORvELL
At Union Bank.
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Dcnth Of an Ex-Governor.

MOBILE, Sept. 2l.-HoD. Arthur P. Bagbey, for
mer Governor Of this State, and 0. s. Senator, died
to-day of yellow fever.
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BRIeHAM YoUxG " DAzoER.-The Salt Lake mail
reached st Joseph, No, on theloth, in charge OF
Mr. Oliver Chausse, having left the city twenty days
since OF Mr. Chausse We gather the following
facts. The Mormonss who had at first moved south,
we're al returning to The city, and entering upon
their usual ayOcstiOns.
Brigham Young, our informant gays, keeps him
self secluded, and lives in constant danger and
fear of the vengeance Of his own people, Who 1t
seems, have OF last opened their eyes to his Outra-
qeous impostures This, it will be remembered, il
in confirmation of former reports given by US, and
is doubtless true The prophet has at last beer
stripped Of his vail, and the foul MOkanna stands
before his followers with his hideOus features re
vealed.
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EXHIBITION
OF
PAINTINGS, STATUARY, &c,
AT
capt. Toll.

TUyHE Tennessee Historical Society would inform the public
that the above interesting exhibition Of Paintings, Stauary,
&C., will be open for a few days.
Among paintings number by Of very hest
tive artists. Among the those Of Haley, West Coates,
CarValho Grime Ode Powell Baker, Bramme Cooper Dury,
Wagner, &C., &C. &c besides large BY distinguished
The Exhibition will commence Wednesday, - D. m.
Admission 25 Tickets procured from Mers.
W. Berry Co.'s Book Store, and Mr. John Vests Alu
sic Store.
Visitors will please remember that the the
South door Of tie Capitol. sept2l-5t
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sale of House and LOt.

decree Of the County Court Davidson eouaty rendered
at the September term, 1853. in the Of John King and
others James King, Sr. and others. will oaeT for sale 81 me
Court Henss in Nashville on Saturday the 23d day q October
next ground fronting 60 feet CFiidle street. % t q
which 90 feet and 80 feet runs back only 9leet
Terms--sl5 will be required cash. and the balance on q
credtof one two and three years. without interest," said pro
Tty longs estate Of Sally King andis sold Tor dstTbu-
ten among the bsirs +. r. Gle AI1tAn,
sep3t tds Clerk and Master.
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VpY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of the United
States for of Middle Tennessee in the Of
VIM H. Brown and others Allen T. GOOch and others will,
day October next the Court House door, in the
town Murfreboro sell at public sale negro named
Frank and Thomas being negroes mentioned
the decree sold for the compliments debts
Septl5-dtds. JACOB AcGAfOOA5 .r
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE r.. r..
&c g. g 81 6

the week Of the Fair Gallan, commencing Mon
II y day, 9th Sept Trains will as follows:
Leave Edgefeld7 q. m, Arrive Gallatin an,
do Gaiistfn 49, D. n. do Edgs6eld $50 p.
Tickets to Gallstiu and back $780,
sep2I-dst Superintendent.
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ALEX WILLIAMSON. cHEaTI1Er-
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BFandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., &C.,
no. o COLLEGE STREEZ,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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AN WEDNESDAY, the 9th October next the premises, at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ sell eight ten lots in Clifton
containing from four twenty suitable sites for Country
Residences Market Gardens, and Dairy Farms.
credit OF twelve, eighteen and twenty
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest," and
a lien retained.
Hand bills with particular description Of the Lots will
be issued before day Of sale. A. VS. LlNDSLEf-
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WISH sell tls House and Lot in Columbia Tennessee,
occupied BY " j. Sykes, Esq The Lotcontans upwards OF
two sTes sud seonEenisu aaed iol family residence VIII
be sold cheap Il immediate application is made to
A. Y. s. hINDSLEXl
sep24-im Nashville Tennessee
4. Y. s. L.
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DHY eoODsi Bnx asoDss
mcWHRTER BIOS.
For the FAN Trade.
We are IN receipt Of the most desirable veil selected ~ y
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Wehavo ever offered to he De rssarI trade
UEAvING purchased this from The largest Importer and
a i Commission Houses in the Eastern ' les, fol
Low Pr 6 ES
and Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present. stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such asvsry handsome Robes Ala;
Tssls;
French DeLainss, Plain and Faaey.
French and English BIsrinoss:
Isveiias, for Travelling Dresses:
Pad Mer,no, English and French;
Every style Of shas Plain aud Fancy Dress ksand Cloaks
BLACK ska gadesi together with other article tedious 70
Weha7s also very large stock Of staple Goods as
Bsached Domestic all grades;
I0kl9-4 bIesched sheeting;
q inch Pillow case Cottsni
- Brown shesIingi
a. and OF sea island do;
PId Iiuseg, ali kinds.
Fiannels, al colors qualities and prices;
Negro Blankets;
Red Blankets and quality.
Brown JEANS Kerseys Satnes Casmes, Testngs shirts,
Shirt Fronts Collars andin et every article person may
We also keep constantly on hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes and Caps, Duiour Cos best Anchor brand Boiling
the trading community Our motto IS to Ell a cheap IS hs
'hs .Es No. H 81. Eorb asr B .1s.
BRANsFORD. m'WHERTER y GO.
uroRrrE5 AND wH0EEsALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRK-GOODS,
No. 3, Inn Block, Nashville, Tenn.
WE most respectfully invite n: attention Of 5s .iss 70 he
DRY-GOODs,
Ready-made Clothing, TIantIes, Varieties
| &c., &c., &c,
which We are now receiving aud will have ready for exhibition By
the 18th Of August Our stock comprised in part Of
Brown s. BIeached Shirtings & Sheetings;
s-4, is & Al Osnaburgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, Sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, TailOrs' trim
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
DeIanes;
French, German and English merinOes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaks, MantIes, ShawIs;
Irish Linens, JacOnet, Swiss and Checked
musIins;
Laces & EmBroideries, Ladies' Dress Trim
mings;
Bonnet Taffeta and velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy TwiIIed Jeans, LinseYs and Ne
gro blankets for Planters; Ready-mad'
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Com bs, Jew
eIry, &c.
The latest designs Of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings viii
added Stock as they may their appearance in Ii
Eastern markets.
augIz-9m BRANSFORD, M'WHIRTER & CO.
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VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERIK
TOR SALE.
TEyHE subscriber offers liberal credit, the valuable
Works property, known The seWanee Furnace and
Union Forge situated Lyon county, KY, adjoining Eddyis
the county seat constructed in the best Manner
with all the necessary buildingsOfes, comfortable resi-
dence &c Of ore considered inexhauo With
superior leading from them the Furnace The Forge IS
located on the bank Cumberland and half miles
from the Furnace-was built three ago. has two steam
engines capable Of producing thousand tons OF blooms
annually -.. . $3.50
the works VIII be sod' ten thousand acres large
portion Of which is considered good farming land.
property offers Inducements to parties wishing 70
enter into the iron business sold low for cash and
realonable credit. Apply address
WILLIS B. MACHEN,
sep9l-dlwktriW2w Trustee Eddyville, Ky.
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TIN PLATE, sc

non BOXES Ic 1Oxl4 Tn, best brand.
SCU $50 boxes TX 10xI4 Tin, best brand
300 do lc l4x20 do do do
50 do X do do do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
3Opigs Lead, Just received and for sale low by
aug2t J. ". WILSON.
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SIX Hundred and sixty A

FENHE subscriber wishes to sell the which he
Sides lying on the Bennets Ferry Road in OvertOn comfy
Tennessee II miles south Of Livingston five miles west OF
the Cumberland Mountain, containing
Six Hundred and Sixty Acres.
go Of which under good ence and the balance we'll
tmbered 70 OF 80 we'll in Grass and Glover There is
good never failing Spring each side Of the Far and large
falling Pond about the centre Of the Farm The fields
arranged to have stock each The cleared land is
Of the best Cove lands in the county Ihas fine young Apple
Orchard OF some OOr 80 trees good two story Frame Dwelling
90 etby Co. with fine Hall rooms, with Fire Places to Of
them neat Piazza in front the full length feet wide and back
Piazza, 10 feet by "a.
house finished in fine style and neatly painted good
Kitchen smoke house and two Negro Houses all Convenient
ranged with good stone Cmney good Barn. Corn
House and plenty OF Stables good Store House u BY 80 ee
just 50 feet from the Dwelling good Rock PsveDen laid
through the yard wherever they needed The yard we'll set
in grass and shrubbe good negbohood there in
Overton county Methodist Church within amile Its good
stand for Country SOre there being other near
For further information address the at Walnut Grove
Tennessee. J. NJ GO0DBAR.
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NEW CLOTHIN STO r. f &.
j. 4. wan. LIZ. sERnuaaiM.8 JAs, HDEHaoT-
WARD, BERMINGHAM q CO.,
PRAC TICAL TAIL ORS,
No. 90 Public square, opposite south end
of the Market House,

wv are receiving large and entire stock Of al
w and Winter Ready Made Clothing ana
Gentlemem3s Furnishing Goods, most Of which
we're up order, Of The latest styles and cannot Be
surpassed any house in the city Our stock comprised IN
part Of al the styles Of ecoats, Fr0ck and Dress Coats
all coos Business Coats Office Coats Cashmere Pantsa and vests
in great variety. go
Patented Shoulder Seam Shirts large and
extensive stock warranted fit better and better than
any other make OF shirts Gloves, Neck Ties, sa, Muers
Cravats sefadjung Stocks Under shirts and Drawers, Half
Hose Suspender Cahrc Bandanna and Pongec Hand
kerchiei, Travelling shaWis, Robe de Cmbr Youths Coats
Pants, and Shirts, Umbrellas, etc
PIECE GOODS.
We have also large and superior lot Of CothFench and
English all, Black and Fancy CoOred CaSmeres Of entirely
new styles, solid colored Caseres Of al qualities Fancy tu
and Velvet Yengs. Fancy Cashmere and Wored Nestng
Grenedne Vesng which will make order In the very
best style guarantee ct to please the sale
ALEX. R. NECHOL sOlieit5 a cal from his friends
Goods sold bp guarantee to be represented al te
Of sale. We will also cut Clothing to order
ssptI9 WARD, BIRMINGHAM & co.
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go GAIETY.
sNEFIT on JOHN DREW.

Friday Evening, Sept. 2ftlls viz Be presented The
diana Of st. PRtrtclk's I've. Major ODougnsr5 joins
IRKW. Baace-hliss MOLLH WILLIAMS. Overture
30 conclude with the negpece Of The Two vast FAen'
Paddy Murphy o IRA iigan--IOHs DREW
OSE.--A liberal reward viii b given % any one finding
and leaving, ibis oce pair q spscaclss with large
god fsamss and glasses divided the middle. lsz-S
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NOTICE.

ELECTION will be held at the odceof the TellHaes-
~ see Marine a Fire Insurance CO's on
Monday October 4t election Of Directors for said Com
pany, for the ensuing twelve months. -. - .
sept23-d A. W. BUILhks secy. ]
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Negro Boy for

Negro BOY Tor sale.
WILL sell for Cash to the highest bidder first Mon
day in October the Public Square the City Nash
vile, likely Negro Boy, Is years DID, five feet eleven inches
high. sound bill Of sale will be given the purchaser.
d. +. LAYNE,
sep2l-d3t' RisbOrO, Tenn
Important to Printers.
News and BOOK INK-a large ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quail
~ ity, at low prices just receivedby
T. HAGAN,
sep2I Market street
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J. NJ Barnes, the house Of Bransord McWhirter Co.
Nashville or Hon. VIM. Campbell, Lebanon Hon. VIM Cul
lom Carthage Hon. L. Gardenhre, Sparta; Hon A Culom
Livingston, or Hon. I. Nixon Vandke, Athens, Tenn.
sep16-dtW&w3t
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retiring from the business desire tender ny thanks to
my numerous patrons friends for their and liberal
would recommend Messrs HUsH
MCCREA Co.. gentlemen in every respect worthy Of conf
dsnce. H B. NORRIS.
Nashville Sept LIST, 1853. Bks
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DISSOLUTION.

TENE partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm Of II. b. NORRIS & CO., in the
Grocery and Commission Business this day dissolved BY
tual consent, Morris having sold his interest Hugh Nc
Crea Either partner authorized the Of the firm
in liquidation II. B. NORRIS,
W. HOOPER HARRIS.
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PARTNERSHIP.

AVING purchased the interest Of Mr. H 2. Morris in the
business Of II B. MORRIS Co.. have this day associated
with Mr. W. HOOFR HAAS and viii continue in the Grocery
and Commission Business atthe old stand.
HUGH McCREA.
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Successors 20 Il. B Morris & co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS C COl11SSTOK AERCHAYZS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
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take great pleasure recommending the firm Of MacGrege
Bankhssd Of New Orleans, and james Bankhead Co., Of
his cy 70 the patronage the friends Of the old firm.
N.SHv1t1E Sent. 1858. n. +. ALL0WAY.
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