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San HousroN.-The announcement by this distin-
guished man Of his purpose Of Withdrawing from
public life has produced manifestation Of popular
regard for him which, We take il has been very
gratefully received His apartments here have been
crowded with friends taking leave Of him evsr since
when he u at leisure to receive company. We hear,
too that be has been inundated with farewell letter,
from I'll quarters Of the country.-Ssar. ~
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70 be charged fort than is already provided by law
just Is it has repeatedly without objection hereto
fore passed propositions to increase the price Of the
public lands, &c. They are also complaining Of in
creasing the rates Of postage on the people. But
since the reduction of the postage to three cents this
department has been unable to sustain ITSELF and
the deficiency for the next year was estimated to
amount to upwards of nine millions We must
therefore do one of three things: either cut down
the present postal service increase the rates of
postage, or, thirdly, draw large sums from the
Treasury to be replaced by high tariff taxes. We
were opposed in the first place to cutting down post
routes generally, believing . better arrangement
could be made. 1t was thought that the abolition
Of the franking privilege Of the two houses Of Con-
gress would directly or indirectly, be the means Of
saving not less than two millions annually, and that
IN advance a. proposed letters and other postage
would supply what might be found necessary. Let
Us see whether this would not have been better than
ene last Of the three modes The whole amount
ps'a last year for hostages in North Carolina was
eaghty-one thousand dollars. If postage were
1ased on letters from three to five cents and the
same number were sent through the mails Is form
aty' ue increase would amount to iftv.three thou.
sno ocli.rs only. Our people being mostly engaged
IN agriculture, do not write q many Istfs.. 81 ~
Iay other classes Of the Community S,,r,,os.
.sc ~e.es that this deficiency should h. ~ s.
Of ha TO the number Of letters vrtten ht Nv.
the tariff and raised through the operation Of
price Of suo.r s mas to be paid in the increased
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-27

The ASSASSIN SHEETS OF NEw York" Everybody
T" we met yesterday" says the New York Day Book,
'wss shocked, almost Mortified at the cool audaci-
"ty of the Tribune in uphOding, in principle, the
course Of old Brown and his fellow sssassins
" But moments consideration must convince every
7" one that the Tribune must endorse them or be in
consistent. 1t believes, or processes to believe
slavery terrible sin and wrong. If it be wrong,
of course it follows that it must be right for the ne
groes to get out of that condition some way peace
ably if they can, or forcibly if they must Hence
the Tribune calls old BRowN and his associates pa
"triots, but differs in Judgment with them as to the
way to accomplish He same end. Hence, while it
believes them misguided it would doubtless, if
1T dare, recommend that monument be erected to
their memory. To this, then, it has come at last
assassin Journals flourish in Nea0 York, and are
supported by men who are making thousands of
dollars every year out Of the South. Look at the
" columns of this assassin sheet and see who sup
port it. 1t is high time the South took stand and
resOlutely refused to uphold or support to trade
with OF patronize, anybody supporting such pa
"pers. The war must be carried home to the very
" heart of the enemy. While such papers as the
" Tribune and Evening Post built up By the mer-
chants of this city, and encouraged in preaching
+" their diabolieal doctrines, long viii we have
"c crazy fools ike BRowN, who will attempt to re-
g men mark their enemies, and better way can it
be done than to who support the assassin sheets
4" Of this city"
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The HarPer's Ferry AfFair-StartIIng Re-
YeIatiOnss

dispatch from Harper's Ferry to the Baltimore
Exchange referring to the discovery of BROwS's
papers, says:
The most undoubted evidence has been obtainedn not
only of the plans and hopes OF this formidable nsur
rectOnary organization but Of the indsputable TACT
of its extension throughout the Northern and West
ern States from the influential citizens of whom the
reasonable movement has received its sustaining
support and encouragement
In a trunk supposed to have belonged to Capt
Brown was found small though elaborate
mans of as many different States bearing peculiar
marks which would seem to indicate that the points
of attack and the course of the insurrectonary
movement through the South, had already been
carefully determined upon by this well organized
and confident league of traitors. Certain counties
in the seven States of which only these maps were
obtained. bear cross marks formed by pen, and in
several instances as if to command greater partcu-
larty of attention, suggest perhaps more avail
able points of attack circular lines drawn around
| the crosses Certain counties in South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, are thus desig-
| mated In Louisiana, Florida, Tennessee, and Ken
| lucky, there were no counties marked.
The designated counties in the States OF South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and MISSISSIPPI, form
continuous chain of districts route OF travel from
| Georgetown and from Beaufort, South Carolina,
along the Savannah river to the Chattahooehe river
on the western border of Georgia from thence pass
| ing through convenient points on the Alabama and
Tombigby rivers to the borders Of Mississippi, from
whence it continues with little interruption to the
| Red river The maps, which are about eight by
twelve inches are carefully and neatly pasted on
| stout cambric cloth Upon the margin of each map
is pasted the census returns Of 1850 Of Its State
giving in detail the relative strength of the white
and slave population Of each county, and the pro
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1t will save great deal friends
IN wiring % Us, viii be1 In mir the following rules:
Of ycur letter.
Il yeu wish The Paper changed from ecs another, give
II you writa business other Matters separate
sheets o. paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Lettes and communications solted upon all such facts
ana As may be Of Information interest he public
Anonymons cOauneatiOns whatever character win recve
attention.
correspondents should write only see Of the paper
we eanuot undertake 20 return rejected
Letters on business should be directed Messrs T. G.
EASTMAN CO.. and not personally to either Of the Pro-
prietorS
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portion of females to the whole number of inhabit
ants. In the counties marked the slave population
vastly preponderates, and might, therefore, have
been deemed safer field Of operation for the Abo-
liticn invaders
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NUMBER 1S3.
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HEHBHABLk At PLEA5UREs
One Square, one year. saOEsch additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excesss
IN TRE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the frs and FTT for each
subsequent IL sertion
Advertisements published in boL the Daily and Weekly will
added. - - - =
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CROSSS-TTES TVaNTED,

WE Nashville North Western Railroad Company visn
u % contract Tor 10000 Cedar CroSs-Atess sieet
long inches cs well hewn, face nArroEest place not
les u inches clear bark, tuber he sound 70 be deliver
ed Al the grace llue % The road in Nashville.
The contractors contract for $4,000 White or
FoAt Oa icSs OF the 70 be delivered
on the ne Oh e road IN piles from section a TO section "a
enough on eacl section supply The same
Persons wishing % bid viii direct President and Direct
Of The Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Company
EsshIiise, Tenn, sulyeo-u
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Freight Transportation.

Freight transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TUyHR Southern Road OF the four great line This road has
thus fa managed in such way as 20 commend 1t Z,
the public patronage.
This Company, under the General SapeFintendeuce Of
HI. ID. MEARS, General Freight Agent,
Nov oGsFsinduceasn.s shippers to Baltimore, Philadelphia
New Richmond, Petersburg &c al exceedingly
lev yates and far helow New orleans prices as their moderate
(3Tms Eh the dcioei5n upon per
shlngs sterling than New Orleans shipping prices,
al conguDnte q render it
Reliable as well Rs Desirable.
Their facilities fur transportation uuequaed by any othe
road nov operation Western is PARK
RRsBuRGn, hUsdrei and ninety miles bel0w the low
NEtr dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river. This
enables ordinary the delivery goods only certain
dspat In advance ofany other and the
declines ther advantages such the time CT delivery
Widens oteI TOutes that this Is the only
Cheap, Reliable and Speedy Route.
Freghts Is weather than other
there drsyag, the delivery being
uudea we'll shsird foz and elevated thence
mnoiisey the cars, without being subject wET
snIL
louisville conne,. direct Parkersbprgh
without delay, % likewise the regular CinnihnAi
The ptgh convey d Parkersburgh. By
tis tie Company enabled freight
DAILY Tor TINS route a their agency Nashville Tenn.
Eor fgrtner particulars inquire Of
H. Il. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
nay iS6ml 10 ? coyaer B7osd and fEvnt streets
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ASE FDR 7TCh-E7S By PL TSBURG.
OBJECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AN
TIE GREAT N0KNu- WEST.
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges for
travelling IN charge thereof.
FgEIGFITS FORWARnEn.

FlEEIEEETS EOIEWARDED,
By this Fehs OF all crpHcn o.n be forwarded
from Philadelphia, N-S York, Bos;oa aumor 10 any point
The ailrolt OF Ohio Keutucky Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin lava, Missouri, 10y Railroad iirecL
Inc PennsylAnte lr also connects at Pittshurg with
EteausrI BY wh Goods l fOTwaUdel 70 any port
Chic, Muskngun Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois,
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas Arkansas Red
Rive Cleve and Sandusky Chicago ports
On the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers eurusng the transportation OF
ttsr Freight 20 this Company, rely with confidence
speedy transit.
The freight 20 any point the by pegnqy
Railroad at ali favorable are charged by
other Railroad Companies
II = Il particular 10 mark packages "a Penna. X. r."
Merchants the West onlerng goods East will find
N their interest call this Company at the
following places hl Shipping letters addressed either OF
them tie &c; o freght wiz with Prompt attention
j. SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
HAGRAW KOONS, 81 North street, Baltimore.
IEECu & CO., No. Ast0r House, No. L 5. Wm. ST d,
n Y.
LEECH & Co No. 81 Eilby street, Poson-
II. II. uUI SrUN, General Eceight Agent, Phila.
L L. HuUPr Gene-al Ticket Agent, Phila.
TB0S. 4. SCOTT, Ceuc-al SGp't, Altoona, Pa. jan6d
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9asB6iIIe aGrion anS 9mtritan.
IsaIes OF Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN T4R DAuy
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The Adams Express Company.
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SUECEAI NOfTECE

FNHF Adams Express Company beg announce
friends and public OF Nashville that they copcud
wl The Louisville and Nashville Rail Road
Exs 70 the line Of that Road, commencing August list, lS
a. s .,rleoD az the Nashville snd Of 70 BoTling
n slot ths lOth Of August Io59, mesSe1gea will run
plrougi, t.tween Nashville ami Louisville
A +. HOLT,
aug2 -df No. = Market Street, Nashville, Tenn
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Keep NJ before the EeOpAe!
TEVHAT the Rail Roads have agreed the following rates
il Of freight, tO-WiE
From Has6Ugzsto 70 Kaosvis, and az StrtfAs on tas Ea
zsanesses and Georgia RaarOqd
Dry aud articles usually second
classes, Der lUO POuud3 80 cent5.
Hardware. bacon, ard whisky in barrels and all articles
Of third class, hundred do
Sugar, moasses. hour leaf tobacco and all articles of
fodrth class, 100 .-.35 do
From Mash0s to Csatr Depot, Va, and az atiOAs
as TSgiaia and THHcssse RGaroad articles oassod
Gb00e.
First class, per 100 cents
second DO DO 90
IuirG 90 % 20
kOufth 90 do 40
Aad from HGshOiHs % LBBe65urg, "a and az safigRs
crest ne TirgiaiG zeEResses r. r 70 Csral Depot
First Class, per 100 pounds ~ eehps.
Second do do ~ 90
Third do do dO...--.--- ----.--------- - 60
Fourth do do % do
TGreat dispatch and safety given 70 feghs and saving
OF insurance this route
Ths Tariffs mentioned large Of rich. pro-
ee territory In Tennessee and Virginia. which, from gen
vrabie position ought look Nashville for supplies
ortbv s- made time BY the Nashville Merchants nay
secure 10 them large and Increasing business Of this section
Superintendent Nashville ChattanooEa R. R.
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FALL AND WINTER.
B. r. CUT TIER,
Nos. so aHd 80 Corner Of College and BroadsOos,
NASHVILLE, TENN,s
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Caps
UMBRELLAS, WHIPS, &c.,
n 8 opening the very best selected stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &e.,
For Fall and Winter
Ny stock for Ladies', Misses and chiIdrsns have
selected with great care.
DOUBLE SOLED BOOTS AND SHOES,
general assortmsnto Cents Boys and Youths
BROGANS AND BOOTS,
very large Double sOled Brcgans and Boots,
HATS, CAPS, &c., &c,
Just received direct Om the nanufsOrss every style Of
Gents Boys and ohidSens Fur Cashmere Wool NernO &C.
Trunks Umbrellas, Whips Carpet Bags, satchels, and Sad
oi' BAG ATTENTION, mACHINIsTS, &c.
1000 feet Of Leather Betting inches
Also Lace Leather Copper Burs and Rvis hand and
for for cash Nos % and So Of College and
DiS1as sep2eHd,tw&wlyr BR. CUTTER.
CHARLES b. HALL,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALIsEs,
CARPET BAGS, &e.,
| NO. Is SoUTR 6IDE PUBIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs now in receipt Of his stcck for FaII and winter
trade consisting Of Ladies' Misses and chidrsns BOotsSs
Shoes aud CATERS thin and without heels
Gents hne Calf Boots and Shoes and Caters gs andd0aol
| soles
| Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
| do do Kip Brogans lined and unlined;
| do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
| do do do do Grain, water proof Boots -
AlArge assortment Of Heavy Brogans and Boots r
both Home Eastern Work, Men Piough shos
| Women Heavy Ddtch Boots, &C.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Cas and nip
Boots Shoes Broans Misses and Chdren Md and
Goat BOOtees Caters BoJes, win and Ethous
heels.
misses and ChdTens Met.lic Tipped BOCA new article
TRUNKS
Also Ladies Frsnch Dress Trunks hne sole leather oo
framed Trunks. Vses, Carpe Bags, Ladies Leather satcs,
&C. all which offered AZ san advance on Eastern cos
My friends the public generally respectfully invited 70
xslne their stock feeling confident that they will be pleased
both in re.psat % quality and price ,o4As u.K1.
| Bep1e-a aDhAs- -. hAAh1
Tnn BAGS strictly pras LAguyra @ e, jas. landing aEa
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IaSi Ee.s, NaEsst sreel
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THE PENNSELVANIA
CENTRAL IeAILRO DAD.
THREE THROUGH
ASSEM- GER TRAIN


BETWEEN PITTSBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
TONNECTTNG direct the Union Depot at Ptsburv with
Through Trains from Western Cities for Phifadelphia
New York. Boston, Baltimore, aud Washington City thus
Wishing facilities for The transportation Of Passengers unsur.
JSsssl for speed and comfort By any other route.
%Xprs and FAST Lines through Philadelphia without
S,uge Of er oniuctors.
0kng Cars attached toeach tsAin DOdru Sleeping
G-Eto Express and Fast Trains The Express huuS
tiiy, Mali and Fas Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
frns direct o. New York Express Fast Line con
keet Tor Baltimore and Washington.
AKPrss Trains leave Ps5Urg A. NJ Philadelphia
Baltimore 2. NJ, New York lU:3O p. n.
all Tam leaves Pshurg A. NJ arriving Philadelphia II
Z. 81 New York 20 A. NJ.
asst Line leaves P;J,ur- p. NJ at Philadelphia or
Baltimore at 30 A. n, New York 23U Z. NJ.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York. Two
Esy Trains between Sew York. and Boston. Through Tickets
ElliSal) good "a either Of the above trains
Hoat Tctet' Boston good NorWuh Fall River or
k.onin-t u Lines.
Tickets Eastward may be obtained Of the important
ksFuai Ocez the west also. board tny
Liue Steamers Mississippi Rivers Tickets
Westward al Tie Offices % the Company in Boston, New York,
Baltimore, orPhlsislpia
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
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viii be carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks Virginia
Chattanooga and Dalton, and Stations the Eas Tsennes
and eoryia Railroad al six dollars of 20 pounds
To Nashyill and all Stations the Nashville Chatanoog
Railroad at nine dollars per tor Of 500 pounds
Also TuscumDia and Stata1s Ea Of Tuseumba, tn
Memphis Charleston Road nne dollars all
ions Of Tusclmhia. AZ twelve dollars
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Also Ladies Fench Dress franks, nne sole leather oo
framed Trunks. Vslses Capef Bags. Ladies Leather sat,
&C. ali Of which offered small advance on Eastern Cos
My friends and the public generally are respectfully inste %
xamine stock feeling confident that ney viii be pleased
both in respect 70 quality and price .ou.s mn
Bep1e-a luhAS- -. AAAb,
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GREAT BARGAINS
A II IN RONG d CO.,
No. 60 Market Street,

XNE have nov on hand full and 0ple as,ortep. Of
be very lowest prices; = W WV -
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Daly's Aromatic SalIey Wh1skeys
From the Memphis Daily AppeaE.
good judges to Re free from all deeterous
or foreign consequently U should take she place
of poisonous GdnUTes which exercise unwolesome
those hem where they consumed
The noxious beverages that generally intended for
Whiakey are an imposition nd a curse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-27
CLANSIFKCATION.
FIRST CLASS.

Spirits Of urpenne, oamphae, burnng fluids vanis,
will oalV be taken at owners risk.
Gunpowder friction matches, and other comhustible
Will charged local Of each Road only
Roads
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-27

DaIy's ArOmaIlC Nalley " "nlsheys
From the Daily True Delta, EeSo Orleans.
Though much Of judge, and endorsed
friends who that the Aromatic Valley Whiskey the
very poetry 'Old Monongahea" manufactured BY VIM. H
DAILY unequsled for "Puy and Flavor" BY in the
market.