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The Hog Trade.
The Louisville journal of thh 18Th says


opening of the prices Of hogs ruled low and the
receipts very light but they went the stock
hurried aud this State pretty well drained OF them
Wehaye il from reliable that hut
coming the Frankfort road In lad and Mis-
admitted hs short And to the weights
yield will Iuly per cent less than last year No
will however be done until this is fully ssCertaned,
thus product vii remain packers hands uss they
ready make cJucesOn3 the market wall continue Sih0u
Tie large capital Invested in the pork trade VII Oh
unemplOy fails tell the money
the past it has become stringent daily THIS
lily decline and
is relieved in degree, reaction takes place. The sns at
present
heavy would bring $3.50 The sales
Of the product are specially allndel to below.
AGsDstch from Ciubnnai dated the evening" the 18th
Of hogs The large ceps and the ghness Of money
thoroughly day, so much SO that prices
regarded nominal various pac ing houses
full three four days c5m4 50 none are the
any price At tae close, averaging lbs could
have been purchased at s62j95.3l"
The of Hogs packed Indianapolis thus this
is I7,OOO The price paid is Sc net.
Hogs cling at UrIans. H.. foc SO - gross.
Hog pack mas commenced the Wabas-pces ranging
from 81 % TO $3.50.
The receipts Peoria Ill, far are light with prices
ranging from s { to 81 81 gross
Hog selling At Quincy H., fer Sc net.
At Carliavie III 80 IS 81 gross paid By packers
Theplckng at sTringf,ld ILL.,, amounts to 9OCO
head. The m,rSet is Grm at IS to IS 50 ret
The number OF killed Cleveland Ohio to the 7th
was 1927 hsad Prices range from IS to IS 20 net.
The hog market Chicago steady the 10Th al
81 81 to IS. d.
Hog saughtering has just Delphi, Ind Prices
range from 81 81 to IS So
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R,veraua stenmDOat News.

[Repartei by II. II HARRISON Steamboat A. ent
Our river has now decided downward tenden-
cy. vet with suficiency Of water to float seven
ty-four gun ship. The prospects are, that it will
not come within its banks before the commencement
of the incoming week The James johnson will
discharge her freight below the Railroad bridge ;
and should the water decline sufficiently will make
her appearance at the upper landing to receive her
downward bound freghts.
BOATS EXPECTED.
Freestone, from Pittsburgh;
Wenona, from Cincinnati;
Tempest, from Louisville;
MinnetoRka from Paducah
St. Francis No. from Memphis
ARRIVED
Lightfoot and Poland, from Cincinnati;
Ella, from Paducah
James johnson, from New Orleans.
DErARTED.
Lebanon and Lghtfoot, for Cincinnati
Northern Light, for Paducah
Twitchell for New Orleans
The steamer B. NJ. Rrpyan he's departed from
New Orleans for this port On her arrival here
she viii resume her regular st. Louis trade.
For PADUcAH-c connecting with ST. Louis, Mem
phs and LouisYilIe-The regular packet will be the
Minnetonka at y o'clock Should she fail to arrive
in time on account OF high water and fog the Ella,
will take her pace, the enterprIsing propret0rs
o the line are determined the public shall not be
disappointed IN a daily packet boat
For CINCINNATI. DIREcT.-fhe popular Independent
line steamer Poland with the courteous gentlemen,
GRACEY on deck, and FRIsBEE at the desk, viii be
ready to wait upon all Her departure will be at
o'clock, p. NJ.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The A No. l steamer JAS
johnson now in port. and discharging, will depart
for the above port and all intermediate points, on
Thursday next at II o'clock. Passengers will find
her desirable as well as under control of our most
experienced commander.
The late accounts from the Acacia Cottage bound
for this port from Cincinnati is that she has com
pleted her repairs ard is now actually under way
for Nashville.
Owing to some errors that inadvertently crept
into the B. & o. r. r. Co, tariff list, again pub
lish them revised and corrected, so that our mer-
camille community may rely upon their accuracy.
EASTERN FREIGHTs by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
ODD CO..
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TIE PANoRAMA.-The Panorama of the Bible, now
being exhibited in this city, is certainly the great
est achievement of art in the way of scenic paint
ing, that we have ever beheld. Some of the artists
conceptions grand and impressive all bean
tful and natural, and the whole painting is of the
most interesting and instructive kind.
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GrsgFenberg Vegetable Pills.

arising from arrangement in the
dgsive egan, ami the symptoms Indicating their need are
&c eralgy e4ch Nervousness, Uneasiuess AZ
eating, Bill Heartburn, Acity N4ne Fatulenc9
Appetite Debility, Fjness, Paih In The Stomach an
Bowels D,speDsa Complaint Bos Eruptoas Re tess
disturbed Sleeping Gpings, Fevershness, and Low Bill
hons and Remtent Feve7s.
on account 81 kiejr 1rer E94sss and from the Tlet ma
then sss gs 7rrgefts kerrs H. bOrsis IN c07sipt
tel 4 The GrgisaGsTg PtS cH Be found more eds-
/ ant than any OfheTS
II , PRICE p OK RBCIPT or oAH DOLLAR
NAIL, TO As4 PAaT
COUNTRY. AistA MAbhENAlhs
lS-u II College Steet' NasuFlle
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DROWNED The Lewisburg Messenger learns that
Mrs FRANK B,vINS and her little daughter four or
five years old, fell from footlog while attempting
TO cross creek in Giles county. near Lynnvie, on
the 9th inst, and were drowned. The body of the
lady was found the following day, but nothing has
been heard of the child
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-14

MARRIAGES or CoUsSs-The Governor of Ken
lucky, in his annual message, discusses at some
length the amentable effect of the inter1rarriage
of cousins, which subject comes up in connection
with HIS views touching the asylums for the insane
and idotic He says that from Is to 20 per cent of
these unfortunaUes the offspring OF such mar
riages. and recommends an act of the Legislature
rendering these unions illegal.
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Markets by Telegraph.

CIScIvNITI Dec. 13-Four FIRM IS SECS 40. Viii Ky pc
Mess Pork SIS Lard iOl MOlasses ~ Sugar $685. oOae'
l2Gi3c.
ORLEANS, Dec, 70 Cottou-saes to day l2 90 bales
sitter but quotations unchanged Sugar firm, "a g
u London Exchange declined = $685. New York, 60 days
7.a2l. discount; Sight, IsG = discount.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. -Cotton-Sales to day lOjO0 bales
Prices sin but quotations unchanged Mildlng 04@l
Sales of three days 81 Receipts Of three days 81
bales against ~ 100 bales to the time last Sugar
steady Moasse 94s Flour has declining tendency, js'
6 Mess steady, sl7. Feighs Cotton to LverpoO
9lG New York Sight Exchange 1s99t discount. IA.
NEW YORK Dec. l3-MeSs Pork l6.25 Sugar firm, Orean
s asI Muscov&do 7G41 MOlasses old 43G44, new JO@52
Cotton frm 500 bales including 200 bales IN fraHsa
Orleans H. Strict Niddlng l with 6 freight Flour dull
sales I4OOO Ibis Ohio 5,7O95sO, Southern s609S7S. Corr
buOyant, sales "a 600 bushels, new white $500
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The Oriental TAIsAAN, NATURAL WEATHER ISDICAroR
gro Spontaneously upon the great Desert Of Arabia is in
cOrrupble, will remain in and lac: century
it will foreteI in any climate the year,
changes the treaty four hours IN ddaRce AID
perfectly reliable 1t the discovery ULIMAN, Of
Col lmba, Tenn may obtained for 81 of STRETCH
General Agent Nashville, sent secured by a by the
disccyerer for 81 current money.
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GODET's LADIES BOOK.-HAGAS & TREANoR, No.
Union street, have received the January number of
this magazine, which is so popular with the ladies.
HAGAS a TREANOE the agents in this city to OBJ
tain subscribers and this is the best time to sub
Hcrihe
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EASTMAN FUND.-We acknowledge the subscription
bya god lady friend of $25 for herself. and SIS
each for son and daughter Let the friends of the
enterprise continue to report their names.
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Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE IL d., PLY
stefan Extraordinary 10 the Qqesn.
medicine is unang in the Of all those
painful dangerous diseases which the female constitution
subject all and all
a speedy may be relied
To Married Ladies'
peculiarly will, short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
bottle price One Dollar bears tie Government Stamp
Great Britain, to prevent couDterfeits
CAUTION.
These Fas shOad rot be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE AUE7HSOf Pregnancy, as they are sure TO
bring Miscarriage bat at any other time they Se.
In all Of Nervous Spinal Affections in the
Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron Palptation
Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
all other have failed and although powerful remed7,
from calomeI, anmony, any thing hurtfu
the constitution
Full dc ions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. late J. @. baldwin & Col
Rochester, N Y
BSlOO and six postage stamps enclosed author
agent bottle containing 50 pills. by
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry & Demove G. ". Hender-
shott. J. G. Blown and all respectable druggists.
dec4-d,tw&w-ly.
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Southern PhOIOg PhIc Temple OF Fine
Corner of Deaderck street and Public Square, over
Brownies.

Garner of UeadCTICh sITVVI anu uDlIC SquaIV WI
Brownies.
lfyou want a fine and durable Ambrotype, plain
or coIored Photograph which warranted not to
fade. call at the Southern Photographic Temple Of
Fine Arts corner of Deaderick street and the Square
over Brownies. The very best artists are employed
in this Gallery. and being permanent institution Of
this city. you will be sure Of not being humeugged'
A. YOU certainly will be by those noisy and peddhng
picture makers. Satisfaction given to every custo-
mer or no charge made
Life size pictures copied from the smallest SIZE
ambrotype or dagucrreotype. Cali and see speei-
mems CHAS. C. GIERS.
dap1 IF
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GAIT HOUSE,

TVNHE Proprietors Of the GAIT HOUSE. preparing for
large increase Cfraye from the opening Of the Louisville
Nashville Railroad, have enlarged The Hotel double
former acty, with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms,
pubc may rely she reputation of the
GAIT uUsE strictly first class HOTEL shall be maintained
Tins House conveniently located for travel East West
the Louisville office Jacksonville Railroad having d
railroad connections to all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing the United States Mail Line Steamers Cincin
natl and the East within a square Of the Hotel.
II Baggage checked in the Gait House all The principal
points, North, East and West.
u ? Time from Louisville to New York IS hours.
IN L.
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NASHVILLE
sTaTLROAD SCHEDULES,

N4sHvnLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD;
Leave Nashville at l03, a. m; and at g. p. m.
Arrive az l2l a. m and ] p. m.
[Both trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
tine night train from Nashville connect at Chat
ranooga with The trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
beth trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road
TBoth trains connect at Wartrace with trains
the Shelbyvile branch.
THE DAY train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lakoma with the train on the McMinnyille and
Manchester road
THE day train from Nashville connects at
: Decherd with trains the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Fayetteyille1
TENNESSEE AND ALABAIA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at - a. m, and 3 P. m. p
Arrive at g. a. m, and 6I, p m.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville al ), a. mr and 2:25, p m. 1.-The
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at u. night, and 4, P. m. The evening
train brings the mail
EP9EFIELD ANU KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at ?, p. N
81 Arrive at 10. a.. N.
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.


We ere authorized VII @. BRIEH candidate
Attorney Generao the 9Th Judicial circut embracing the
counties Of Sumner Williamson and Davidson. Election next
Ma rrE .aJ8EaI ocS93 I'D
We are authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, OF VIII
Hanson couny candidate for Attorney General for the iu
deia Giro composed the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner Octi4-td~
We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, ESQ Of
Sumner as candidate for Attorney General Of this (e &h
Judicial Circu omposed the counties Of williamson, David
son and SanEa.
suthorld to announce Jas e. RAISEs, Esq, as
candidate the flee of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
ai Circuit composed OF the williamson
and Dlyidson Election in May, 1860.
We are authorized to FINLEY Of Davidson
county, candidate for Attorney General Of the 9Th JudcA
Circuit. Election, May, 1850.
oefob
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AND AMERICAN offer enc copy of either of the
British Poets, of any American Poet, for tie best
Carriers Address that may be furnished them by
the 10th inst Competitors will leave their prOduc-
tions at the counting room of the UNION AND AMER
IOAN Office.
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Attnrner GENERAL:

We are authorized to announce Il. W. HAYWOOD
ESD. as candidate fo- the Office of Attorney Gen
,ral. for the Ninth Judicial District composed Of
the counties Of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Election nszt May, ..-.
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RRYAN,S TASTELESS VERMEFUGE.
T the bell FOR pretty Nell.
All the household pride,
She died, they say, of worms the prey,
Although with medicine piled.
Twas Jasp, Mercury, and gamboOgs
That helped her to her DION;
But Bry an's TssleIess Vermifuge
Saves Thousands from the tomb
Put up in bottles. Price . cents. soIdby
nov27 .d&wIm 10 @. BROWN, Nashville.
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80 CompIatning---We have

SSH1S heard repeatedly during the last few days per
so complaining weakness and debility. We would to
all su,h get some o! Eeedn's Strengthening Cordial and
Bood Purifier 1t beyond all doubt the only remedy that
will renovate strengthen the system. Th4 immense demand
for it from parts Of the United States proof enough Of its
beneficial elects We BY experience that it is delicious
s n take eau and try it See the advertisement an
- o,,,.r,n nov27-d Gwim
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FOR NAEE.

NOnA ACRES Of Land in Obion county. Tenn,
shSFetNb a560 ntersected by The Noble and
Ralr9a speuddiy mbered $50 acres clrean tner
tract Cg acres by Mobile aad Ohio Railroad and
miles Nor,hweern Rlroad mikes from the Mis-
sissippi RyeF-a choice tract am anxious T. SCI. md Will
give bargain. = W hAhIIN. .
further refer to H. ECKLY, Kenton, Ohon
eouutv. Tenn nOvI6
Nsslsilis Union and American please eOpy7reton star
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Married.

We Authorized to CHARLEs NJ. HAYS asa
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the ensuing March cleo
ton, ldecI4-d
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GoDEr.-F. HAGAN, College street, has received
the January number Of this Magazine.
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NEw ORLEANS Dee. l3.-The Steamer Tennessee
with Vera Cruz dates of the 2StL has arrived. Min
lister McLare is the BROOKLYN Fuente left the
Juarez cabinet end Oeampu resumes the Portfolio
of Foreign Relations
MIamon was at Guadalajara, with Marquee De-
golledO had evacuated San Louis POtosi, which
afterwards occupied by Gen. Wall. Cabos is in pos
session Of the sthmUs Of Tehuantepec and has seized
a large quantity Of arms.
The Tchuantepec steamer "Suchil'' was lost at
AlyaradC.
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At her yesdence in Hickman county, Tenn the 5h inst
Mrs Dolly GoRBoN relic of GORDON, deceased, Cap
Of Spesin I5Is- the under Gen. JACK
sOS-lgei eighty three years.
On Friday 9th nst desvie, c. EEsKISE, the 48th
year Of his age.
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BY NJ. Z. BRUCE suctiOneer.
French, Porcelain and bohemian
Cat Glass and Christmas Gifts,
AT AVCTEON

YSNIIE citizens Of Nashville and vniS respectfully r
forne that have received very large consignment
tire latest aud richest psterus Ct
CHINA WAssIs, tc.
To Auction this highest BIDDER, without for
cash. at the rolms Cedar Cherry STREETS,
msncing Monday mSniny, December l2 at l0OcOc AID
continue day ani night until ali 4 Splt.
consists of tine following s les viz Dining Sets,
decorated Geld rand ard Plain Viii Tea Se,s Decorated En-
ameel band and Plain hin lete e Cas- eei1s Com
poers Fruit Baskets eiver, Soup Covered
Vcge able Cream aid Salad Bowls, Sauce and Gravy
POst Dling SupTe, Tea ard Ice Cream ftes Gold Band
Plain White PICKLE Dishes also China Flower Vases and
Motto Coffee Cups and Queens Meal Tea Sets; Pitchers, Cob
lets, TumJlers IOfCe Te;. Pots, *.
BOHEMIAN CUT GLASS,
Decantsrs Finger Bowls Spoon Holders, Cologne Bottles
Gard Receivers, Toilet GOUets Individual Salts, &c
FANCY GOODS,
Portable 7esks, Boxes, Paper Mayhe Folos Also,
Knyes Forks Silver PLATED Casters Spoons and Forks.
schaum and other articles too numerous to mentions
ali Of which wiIIbe sold without reserve
IT > Tee invited to call and examine the Wares he
fore the sales For Ladies attending this sale
have reSe rved seats Expressly for their use
bought at this sale carefully packed aud shipped free OF
charge. decs
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Heating ana Cooking stoves.
VHTE have full supply, s the best patterns, which
ocil5 = - MACK NZIE 4 MINCHIN.
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80 CauIion.--The article OF

n~ CauIiOn.--The article of
49, Whissey we'll known as "Daly'' Arc
VALLEY " established reputation universal
difficult FOR the manufacturer to keep pace with the
demand This the result of per4verng in its intro
ducon, sustained by adopted at the outset and
departed FROM that its original purity and
unrivaled excellence should continue to the end.
fate, attendant upon all such successful efforts,
the 1t is initiated by unruPuoGi
mposo inferior and spurious ARTICLES palmed Of
the community the drment of the public well as
injury manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
epue Every effort has been made to guard against this piracy
by Copyright label, ahd peculiar shape OF the bottle
the public against this imposition them and
upon my rights earnestly desire such information from
o may possess by having been vctmized otherwise,
protect the public and self by
ton the The genuine Dslys Aro
matte Valley WhisSy put in Of u bottles each with
light yellow Label and yellow with the
preors stamp the and fac smile signature Of the pro-
prietor label. All oth,r articles limitations.
Consumers depend upon getting article when
they alley Hhskey, it h sold by the bottle and in case
only WM IL DALI
70 South William Street, New YORK.
N E,Hap -o,r fRn
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Died,

In Edgefeld, the 18Th inst by Rev J. B. MeFerrin Mr.
J. A. GAISE Of county, Miss daughter Of
Robert p. Estes, ESQ
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Mr.. James r, Anderson and Miss Elsworthy COM
meaced an engagement at Crisps Gaiety last Mon
day evening The journals speak in the highest
terms of their performances and readily endorse
their opinions. Wood Benson. a capital fellow, is
engaged at the same theatre Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mr.. BENsoS is uaqucstionably "a capital fellow,
and it is true, he j. engaged at the same theatre
but il in conducting the elegant new saloon and
not in holding up the mirror to nature"
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CHRIsrus-FHE JzwEIRY-W H. CALHOUN &
Co.'S Jewelry Store the square is at present the
very center Of attraction 10 all VINO can appreciate
exquisite workmanship in precious stones and other
iswclry This house nas just received a most eX-
tensiye importation of the richest wares and jewel
~. designed especially for Christmas pre- sentE
We're we rich. and hSd sweetheart would
certainly purchase her present from CALHOUN
feeling it woud be irresistible. No lady will
after Christmas receive the attentions of any gentle
man unless he makes her present of something
from CAIHaUNs.
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M~ Bank OF west Tennessee, at
Sgt{- MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
Ss5 A. n Union Rank Of Tennessee Nashville. dw