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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL

We authorized to announce VIM G. BRIEN candidate
for Attorney 9th Judicial Circuit embracing the
Of Sumner williamson and Davidson. Election next
May. oct23 I'd
We authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of viii
Hanson county, candidate for Attorney General for the ju
da Circuit composed theeOuntss Of Williamson Davidson
and SEniner 0ct4-td+
We authorized to BAXTER SMITH, Esq, Of
Sumner candidate Attorney General of this (Le 9h)
Judicial Crcu composed Of the counties Of Williamson, David
ssrAand sunrz.
We authorized to Jas. E. RAINzs, Esq as
candidate for the ocs Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
cial Circuit composed Of counties Of Williamson, summer
and Davidson. Election IN May, 1860.
We authorized S. L. FINLEY, Of Davidson
county candidate for Attorney General Of the 9th Judicia
CrcuH. Election, Nay, 1860.
octQ. ,hate
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Enreirn CnmmercinI.

slight Improvement Nddling qualities the extreme prices
being id higher than the last quotations the other qualities
are without change iOSO bales haze been sold during the
week.
Nov 7CoTTeE-sales Of the week in
bales SPECTATORS and 5000 &c exporters sales
Friday are estimated 0OO0 including gJ bales pecnla
exporters The market Friday closed steady at the
following quotations New Orlesns fair ST. do. mlddlRg Is
Mobiles ~, miding "a Upland rs, do. mdding
5led stok in port 457 600 bales, including 3OSUOO bales
American fair and mddng qualities have improved partially
"a.
Manchester sdylce favorable markets firm holders de-
mAnd an advance which checks business.
HAvRE November 3New 0ss4ns tres ordiRdire lis, do
6as of IT, sales OF The $500 bales excu
Of large quantities at Stock in port 81 900 bss
Ii ERPOOL Nov. Urea Spence quote
aIu dali Of State 24g25 Cd bbl prices
az Cd; Wheat steady inferior gu Iies sd "a
81 red qs GENITAL, white 90 lis Corn Arm with
vance OF Gials on yellow 30s 6d@3s 35sS3s
ana
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OBrrUAKvWe deeply mPahize with friend, Col JoHS
Howard, the bereavement announced
which copy below from the Lebanon Herald The barn
OF his suddealy snstched from
earthly parents bloom forever in the our Father in
Heaven:
Death always with the opening bud and blooming fow
alike transient and eoeatc Of brief
Joys infancy age alike perish and sluber in the quiet
the grave sgan death visits and none can stay
his renorss dssosons Again called 10 svnpathze
family frequently and suadenly bereaved. JAcUB How
ARD Of John K and May B. Howard, horn the first
day May ls5 baptized the 10Th Ct 1888 by Rev
Kelly and died. AFTER brief Illness on Wednesday the
"a day Of November 1852 aged two years.
days The first enid consscraed to God BY holy baptism in s
Methodist Church. he the first bone from 10
the tomb the bell whcse first Joyous peal syncronous
his br annodnced With mued bis departure and burr
al Named for one whose apoess thirty years
naeni to The church he has gone with angel speed
the ainted oaes In heaven No qvsr child has passed
from our midst the ranks of the redeemed has left sad
der hearts bel w. II Is Onrnful lose precious
sweet 70 know when lost they shine the jewels
OF our Lord esd 10 social they live within
aud are alive ioreEermore May thi dear family ID the d
aan Morning Star to them the har5nger OF endless life
A fRIksD.
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ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILROAD sCHEpULEs.

NAzHvn1K AND CHATTANOOGA RAnRoAD:
Leave Nashville at l04l. a. m; and at 8, p. N.
Arrive at IL g. NJ. and u p. N.
Both trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis,
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
Both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the East Tennessee and Georgia road, and
with trains on the Western and Atlantic road.
Both trains connect ST Wartrace with trains
on the Shelbyyille branch.
THE day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahoma with the train on the MeMinnYille and
Manchester road.
THE day train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains on the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Fayetteville
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville 81 u a. mr. and 3 p. m
Arrive at 10, a. N, and !, p m.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD;
Leave Nashville at 5, a m, and 2:25, p N. 1.-THE
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at II, night, and 4, P In. The evening
train brings the mail.
Ep9EFELD AND KENTCCKT RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 2 p. N.
Arrive at 10, a. m.
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The augmentation of forces for the Rio Grande is
explained by the belief that Spain. France and Eng-
land will Immediately take such measures to Obtain
satisfaction of claims due their subjects. as will in
volve the national existence of Mexico or the sub
stitutiOn OF a monarchy under the protection of
these powers. In this event the United States may
feel constrained to occupy the Northern States of
Mexico for the satisfaction of claims dpe orr citi
zens, and for the security of Americans on the from
tier 1t Is expected that some of the vessels of the
Home Squadron viii soon proceed to Vera Cruz
and other Mexican ports
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ArriYaI Of The 0annda

TRURA, Nova Scotia, Nov l9-Ths steamer Cana
da arrived at Halifax with Liverpool advces by tel.
egraph TO the It'll inst ::
1t is asserted that the English Covernment has
consented to join the proposed European Congress-
for the settlement of Italian difficulties and that
France and England had completely agreed on the
basis of treaty of peace. -
Il is vaguely reported in the European journals
that Garibaldi, In his interview with King Victor
Emanuel made use Of strong expressions with re-
gard to the proposed settlement Of the recent diff
culties, declaring that Italy had been BETRAYED by
her pretended friends, and that he would hsad rev
olution of the people to carry out the original plan
The KING Of Sardinia protested against such pro
ceeding.
The steamship Great Eastern had arrived at
Southampton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

Mr. H. SEwE1I graduate of this Office, has be-
core editor of the Southern Messenger published al
Iewisbvrg in this State He is first'rate printer
and as a consequence. viii make good editor. The
Democrats Of Marshall win find the Messenger vor-
thv an extensive patronage, and trust they will
not he backward in extending il 10 our friend SEW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

Miss Eliza Logan without an alas left this city
last week to fill her eagsgdment at Montgomery
Ala She is not yet Mrs. George Wood, as runor
viii have it, Il seems that hyWeH6a matters get
circulation before the fact exists CietNa.' LH4"-
TeT Nor. 20.
Miss LOGAN was in this city Saturday. ana the
Patriot learned that she viii soon bid final adieu
TO the stage and that her final appearance viii be
before Nashville audience.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

. F. HAGAN has just received at his Periodical De
pot, on College street Harper's Magazine foF De
cember. This number commences the twentieth
volume of this excellent and popular magazine, and
all who wish to subscribe fer the ensuing year can
be accommodated by calling on him st Al College
street By reference to his advertisement it will be
seen that he has for sale all the popular newspapers
of the day To any one who wishes to subscribe
for them we cordially recommend them to HAGAN.
They viii not only find him clever and accommo-
dating merchant, but one who VIII have all new
publications az well as periodicals just as soon as
shey csn be Forwarded from the publishers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

TRAINS OFF.-The accommodation trains on the
East Tennessee Roads have been taken of. and for
the present none but the regular mail and freight
trains will be run. We learn that the entire line
from New York 10 New Orleans. have agreed 10 try
a twice daily service under schedule. 10 COM
menee the first of January next 1t is due TO the
travelling public that the contract should hold the
roads to such rigid accountability for broken connec
lions as will ss far possible. prevent their occur
renee This rouie has advantages thst will command
the through travI if worked as it can and should
be but if broken connections are not avoided, a
portion of che business will be diverted sufficiently
large 10 render double daily service improbable,
though the Post Office department should agree to
pay third more than any prace IL is likely to offer.
-AMeny Post
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Arrival of Stcnmnrr-

The steamer North Star from Aspiawall is sig
nailed.
The sloop-of-waF Congress was at Bahai on the
2Srd of October. All on board were well.
The steamer Canada has arrived here Her mails
went South on the morning train.
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Later frnnn ,rern.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2O-The steamer Arizona
arrived from Brazos with dates to the 18th ane
$4,000 in specie
brownsville is safe. Capt. Tobin, with eighty
rangers, arrived on the 18th. Thirty men from the
cutter lodge, and fifty troops from Baton Rouge
lett brazos for Brownsville on the 18TH making
nearly three hundred troops and volunteers now al
Brownsville. On the arrival of Capt Tobin. the
chief oficer Of COrtinas who was held as a prison.
er, was hanged without trial
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

The cars on the Nashville and Chattanoogs Rail
road ran of the track yesterday, and several mem
bers of the Legislature, among them the Speaker Of
the Senate. who had paid flying visit to their
families did not reach the city until about dark last
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22
RaiIroad AeoIa.Dt.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l9-An accident occurred this
afternoon TO a train on the Northern and Central
Railroad, about six miles from this city, caused by
the spreading of the track, which threw the train
of. The conductor, Alfred Crawford, was killed
He is brother of Mr.. Crawford, ticket agent of
Philadelphia road The passenger car escaped with
ont iniury
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New OrIonna Itena.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l9.-Col. Hicks, passenger
by the Habana is the bearer of dispatches from Mica
raugua 10 Washington.
The New Orleans PicGyms of Friday, says the
merchants of New Orleans interested in the Rio
Grande trade will should there De necessity to do
men for the protection Of Brownsville and the ad-
jacent settlements.
The redoubtabIe Ex-Governor Yidaurri has ar
rived at San Antonio
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Baltimore Coffee Market.

The Baltimore Patriot Of the l6tA says:
Coffee continues in goUd demand, and prices firm. The
sales Of the ek add OUO bags fooTs $50 medium
RIO lie; LsO do prime co COG bags good fair
lXc 5DJ bags prime at 2c, and $50 do l9c and 20J
tags rinary good, in lots l0 Ilc The stock OF
RIO Coffee to-day about $4,000 bags We prime Rio at
~ lE,sc lair good II to II &c medium IO& &c;
Laguayra u 70 l3c; Java Is 70 l6lS cents IL L
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4aoO.noa


We have d5ub at present whether the crop will reach
40 900 bales but we have doubt saever that that quaint
y will find ready market at about the prices current at this
Its Of impossible to tell what troubles in the
al and political worlds Of Europe America occur to
trade aud confidence, bit 1t certain that manufacturers
spnners and capitalists will tax their to the utmost TO de-
price Of They always done and
must look for similar efforts in the future
The Liverpool Mercury Of the Cd instant impression
prevails that market that prices Of Cotton will advance rather
than rerede.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22
Arrival of the Overland Mail.

JEFFERSON CRY. Nov. 2l.-The overland mail of
the 3lst has arrived.
The business portion of VolcanoviIe, Aniador
county, was burned on the oath. Loss upwards OF
$4,000
Gen. Scott had arrived at Portland Oregon, and
Gen Harvey had left. 1t s supposed he is offended
at being superseded.
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BroWn refused another TrIp1

RIcHNoNp, Va, Nov. l9.-The Court of Appeals of
Virginia refuse to award writ of error to the Cir
cult Court of Jefferson county in the case of John
Brown. He BROWN will, therefore, be hung on the
I'd of December
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CLOTHING

Wesr receiving large and elegant stock OF Fail ana
Winter Clothing Coats Pants Vests Boys and Youths Cloth
nE and Furnishing Goods Of description. Also, fall and
eouplets stock Of Cloths. Csssuees Vetngs which We
vii make mp order and give full satisfaction.
Gall and exauins At WARD, BIRMINGHAM cos,
9al-Rl Nc. 20 PubIie Square
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

LgGTsfaTrrs Ns3N ASD AVgGICAN.--We observe in
several of our exchanges notice commenlatory OF
the LEGISLATIVE Isl, SAD ANURg Az but thus far. we
have not srea a copy. cits2uah. according TO The
terms of the prospectus II eIzht 10 visit our table
regularly Fayetteville O5Stsr *.
We have sent the LEGISLATIVE UNIeg AND AVzEI
CAN to every paper entitled to it 50 far as Ne knew
and requested such OF oar contemporaries as hae en-
titled themselves it, by publishing the prospectus
70 notify of the fact if they failed % receive it.
We desire to send 10 ST such and they have but to
call our attention to the omission, to secure the
prompt transmission Of the work.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

The comprised 500 head choice hogs averaging
300 the light which brought the general average
4OER go lbs The last lot, which sold 81 Is gross
taken for Kew York Out Of this grew report that Jo head
been ht for that market Prices high
TOrk-7to &c for dressed but if shipments made
upon TINS bsss somebody fingers will be scocled. We
private etIeT oda the 10th, which reports
sld consequently high but packers would pay
65S hogs killed to but gen raj thing
the supplies being held The market
be quoted steady s. so for hight KS
class hogS5 60 65 the prevailing figures for lots
grg $50 TO go lbs The demand however active The
msy Of packers have not guile made their minds to pay
ii . prices.
The st. Louis Republican of the 18th notes transactions
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The receipts Of Cotton the various Southern ports have now
reached 2 bales showing an excess over years
esp to the same time of Oe bales and the receipts would
have been still larger had the rivers been in nAEgase
The New Orleans Crescent says: 1.-THE YEA.
Their continues remarkably prOpOus for the gathering of
cotton The transportation STAPLE from the several
shipping depos greatly retarded By the low stage Of the
But the weather is very favorable that there few
planters who will take their from the fields and gin and
hae what cotton already picked On the banks of the Mis-
spp from Bayou Sara Memphis there large parcels Of
cotton ready for Shipment with at hand
it. The large bosts Memphis bring hher
more than half csrgOes."
Notwithstanding the crop has forward freely than
last year. there is tagging prices demand in the various
markets. but the contrary great armness mHnt1ined for
all the desirable grades Ct srehaDtabIe Cotton In regard to
the extent Of the and prices the Augusta Censa
tionaiist says:
large crop has been made and without doubt considerably
than last year the may be reasonably INDUCED
that the crop will than sufficient supply the de-
mand ne think within bounds when that the
cotton trade requires for manufacturers in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

We are authorized to announce Il. W. HAYWOOD
Esq, a candidate for the Office of Attorney Cen
eral, for the Ninth Judicial District, composed Of
the counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
LYo,+;op ,a,t No.
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Another of the Harper's Ferry Insurrec.
tiOuIstR,

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-The Alexandria (Va) Sen
tinel, of this morning, says man was arrested n
that city yesterday, having been recognized as one
of Browns men in the Harper's Ferry riot He
was committed to Jail to await further Identified
~
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FOREIGN

The ship Memphis, with 700 slaves, had eluded
the English cruisers and got TO sea-
Victor Emmanuel told Garibaldi that if he headed
revolution, he would have to employ force against
him
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

A revival is in progress in the Methodist Church
ot Columbia. which the Herald says increases night
" m ferTor and ppsyer. There have been some h'-
taep ar twenty conversions in ALL aud the prospects
ara f as many more turning from the error Of their
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2l.--The river Els rising slowly
with 6! feet water IN the canal
ST. Louis. Nov 2l-The river has risen five inches
since Saturday night. and is still SWELLING.
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Arrival of the Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS Nov. 21.-The steamer "Mexico"
from Indianola brings $1,000 specie.
The Cahawba with Havana dates of the 18th has
arrived.
News unimpOrtant Markets unchanged.
The SloOp-of-war Saratoga from Pensacola.
has arrived below. Sht is watching the libusters.
Private advices from Brownsville the 10th con-
firms the Arizona news.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2I-Per Cansda's Mails
LIvERPooOlare so1s report extreme prices and an ex
oeedngy firm market with leaning towards sellers Mid
ding Orleans ~ Middlng Mobile III Mddlng upland q
Middling Orleans boiag r. Herrick
Co. there is absolute Scarcity Of better qualities and
unusual large sales Of Cotton to arrive
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Attorney General

HARrER's MAoAzNE-JNo. YORK d 20. nave re-
ceived Harpcr's Magazine for December
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augusta Live stock Market.

TIE Augusta COHstttHtioaasist Of the 10th says:
Good Tennessee cattle sl at 6936c and North Caro-
lima and Georgia fed from SIC There is good de-
shoats, and the weather fayoabeor sailing
look for the supplies to forward ShOats sell from
n Qcent net
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22
NOTICE.

JHE subscribers to the Stock the Spring Street Bridge
Company are requested at the Office Of A v
Lindsey Rq Saturday. the 10th day OF December next for
the purpose Of elecing seven Directors.
By order Of THE COMMISSIONERS.
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Frnnl YYashinrton.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-The War Department. to-
day cOunte"manded the order for six companies
from Fort Monroe and five from Fort Leavenw orth,
recently ordered to Brownsville; no necessity APP
pearing for their presence.
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FOB COUNTY OFFICERS.

For Sheriff.
Reare authorized n JOHN K. EDMUNDS0N as
ianddSe for Sheriff Of Davidson county atthe next election
cct25.td
We authorized to Jas NJ. HINTON as cand
date for reelection FOR the oe Of Sheriff Davidson county
a. the ensuing March election sep2s-h
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FOR COuntv rrUS1ec-

Weare authorized to announce FHOs T. SAUNDERS can
ddse for the Office Of Couaey Trustee for Davidson county
the election to be held in March 1860. ap5
We ara authorized to announce IsHAM CLARK as a cand
date for County Trustee the ensuing March election
aug27-d
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMRNT,
canddas for County Trustee of Davidson county, ne
March election. lsep2-tds
We are authorized to HADDE P. BozrcK cand.
date for the Office Of County Trustee Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. oct5-td
We authorized JN0. W MARTIN as can.
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
Octl:-dd.
We are authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county ensuing
March election. octll-dtd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

IN Lopsvls s the 18th instant IS WILLIAM Holmast, Esq
FRAK PARISH Nashville Miss PRsoIA BRESszs Of Mis-
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GEN TROUSDALE AND COL CAMPBETA--Tte Harris
vile Paia6sar Of the 18Th contains the following
note correcting error into which that paper was
led in giving an account the reunion OF the First
Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, at Col. CAMP
BELLS residence, on the 2lst Of September last:
LEBANON, Tenn, Oct 4. 1853.
PkTEICE DUFr.Y. E-q.-IJ.Ur ST. see that a
mistake has occurred in tn account given in the
Piaig8s7l,.' of the Reunion of oar regiment al my
house on the 2lst OF September last. 1t Is stated
that Gov. TroUsdl.c and myself have not spoken
to each other for MANY. wears and that bitter per-
G1nal feeling exists between us | have not met
with GOV. Trousllc for many years bat our last
,Hesdns was Friendly. and parted with kind and
friendiT feelings and ] am ignoran. CT any unilnd
teelizss existing between rs.
Ygur friend W. =. CAMPBELL
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DREPARED from fresh Hops naks he shite<, sEeens1
AID most Ehoesoms bread Known ore cske vii mako
Our large leaves q domestic bread Iha cakes yin kaep f1r
syAra No one Who hen viii ~ Weoas aag
Is ee1ta per dessai u % pr Fc.s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-22

The Milwaukee Wis., Sentinel q the 18th, Sc 600 head
packed that city year. that this num-
Der will be largely exceeded the Two three
hundred dressed hogs daily arrive already The Sentinel
Thus Tar pretty % prices have been paid for what hogs have
S. being the ruling figures good
sized and inclined think tia: t will
he rather steady the not probably undergoing
the exements and reactions that characterized the business last
year"
The Davenport QONa) Gasets Of the 10th, says few hogs
yet offered and that those weighing 200 lbs $40
per 100 lbs; alive. s3.75 per IDOIbs.
The Chic go Press Gn5 TFi6UaS II the 18Th Eays
Th large receipts Of hogs to-day induced the pork packers
90 into he market with strength and between them and
the shippers there much activity yeserpsys prices
Hogs Weighing 950 so lbs sold S44J945O gross, and
those weighing J92UIbs at 50 1894 IS Most Of the heavy
hogs however taken by ppersthe packers feeling
operate these prices Besides demand
New buyers there several lots going M0ntreaa
feature the msrt Dressed hogs in better supply
mostly from northern Wisconsin by aceonnt Of the mild
weather. the dull about PC oRe;ses ranging
from S44UG5.25 for light to heavy.