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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

| The Hog Trade
The Cincinnati Gds the offerings hogs early No
vembr delivery pretty free the 18th S6 S. but there
buyers The Louisville Courier Of the leh says:
The market for hogs dull packers are disposed to hold
OF A present. and prices high they unw ing
contracts they Of the opinion prices will rule
higher during the he they prefer not purchasing
the slAughtering To day lot Of COS head
within forty miles Of this city, offered st IS gross without
Anding buyer.
The Danvle (Ky.) Tribune Of the 18th, says;
Ags number Of hogs aOd this county 81
gross for future delivery but hear OF sales recently
high ~ IS.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEw 0RLKAEs Sept l9-Cotton-Saes to day 1900 bales.
Prices easier quotations unchanged Corn quiet
79sOs Ness PORK dull S2l Oc92I 50 is offered Freight
Havrs TX.
CINCINNATI Sept l9-Rlour steady offered at 81 co. Wheat
holders demand advance of to cents. Corn ad
Vsncng tendency 5695sc Oats dul at 3le Whisky, lss
Provisions dull.
NEw YORK, Sept 10 -Coton-Prices sitter, quotaon
unchanged sales to-day 1900 bales mdnS upland IOc
Flour declined 5GOc sales 70 bbs at IS 2Oa5 95 WheA
declined cent. Corn steady ssS69c Mess pork steady
Gale to-day 200 bb SI9 OCI0 r. Coffee steady MOIasse
Cuba, 2627c Barbados, &c. Sugar arra Cuba 61S97Kc
Porta Ri 7971e At auction sale Of tea great SPIRIT
was manifested at full prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20
Public Speaking.
FOR MAYOR

FOR MAYOR.
We authorized as candidate for
Mayor at the ng Municipal election. auRI9-dtde
We authorized TO JOIN HUGH candi
date for Mayor athe ensuing municipal election juy2de
We authorized announce g. N. HoLLxeswoRrH a.
candidate for election the Office Of Mayor the Mu
nicipa Election. juIyI2-te
We authorized 70 R. B. CHRATHAM cAnd.
ate for Mayor at the ensuing Municipal election. juylo
FOR ALDERMAN.
We are authorized to R. J. MKIGs JK cAnd.
date for Alderman from Ward At the ensuing Municipal
election. aucS-tde
FOR COUNCTLMAN.
We are authorized to announce Jas. eand
date for reelection Councilman from the Fifth Ward, at the
ensuing election. sept9-tde
We are authorised to announce Dr. P. 8. WOODWARD
candidate for Councilman from the Sd the ensuing Mu
nicpal election. aug98dte'
We are authorised to announce W. 8. oHEATHAM q
ditate for reelection Councilman from the 9th Ward,
~ the ensuing Municipal election. june7-td.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

We are requested that Hon W. H. Polk, sectnr
for args pledged to the support Of Douglas
johnson, will accompany Col L. @ Hayes and Hon. BAilie
Peyton and will fill all the shove appointments with them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

Hon. Andrew johnson.
Gov JOHNSON arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing and is stopping at the ST. Cloud.
A YOUTHFUL WIFE.-Census Marshal CURTAIN, of
Albany, has found a married woman only twelve
years of age. ...-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20
EROKEE REMEDY

WE ash the AFFLICTED Of ether which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious ayrap compounded from Natures
a.. which VII gpedily and permanently
vc ar The VIZ compo1Ds heretofore used. All sir
and dsbitang eject together with the loahsoe dieasss
-,snv tines following the Of Mineral PoisOns.
me Cherokes Remedy Is Natures Specific FOR asnor-
raes, elect Gravel Structure, Puo7 Ass whites Ftuzssl
al diseases 9 the Urinary Organs; curing these aaes By
natural laws after all other preparations have e and
Of Heavens best marces 70 BLENDING msn Instances c0ue
produeedo Of se6eets, which weld sagger eredulity
The nanBeous preparations heretofore have failed.
this has In instance known fl Happily Or
mankind the Governor Of Tie Eerld Ratss sAo ac
0 kill. but tOerre.
In mercy be has appointed Medse FORTRESS
which when takfn quickly es 70 al parts o. he s stacks
the disease a. every post and vim hiey and uy
admirable, gives 4 unit has conpiey sxpel Il
IRON ne body AID restores the unfortunate paeas % former
health AID vigor
This Remey strikes At the very zoos o The dse - In
which Il depeud5
IL ? Ard what ENHANCES ITS yABUE,s tsserire As-
Of all sae Il lay % ne coent
ing the toilet table, Eho1t eFT oerg sase as
~feuedy" for secret DISEASES
tatiseon Veneral diseases, Win al drecton1 of nca
permanent cure accompany each bottle
? Sold By I'll re1Fectsbe Drsgz.s and dealers IN nedl
eines PO-fBlt q AkhNAN' sols troRrles,fs,
sold Na.hviils at wholesale Berry Dsmosie and ~
ing Pendson retail b. Aendershot snd al DRUG
- syervEhsrs dcc4-dtEk siy inside
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Lexington sHacss.
~ Sent I7-PuRaT RACR-produce Stake for


MONDAY, Sept. l7.-PRsT RAcE-Produce Stake for Lree
wear dds SIOO entrsnce, $50 forfeit, SIS deesA
ton.
ton, Blue Bonnet, by Hedgef1Td-...-.
W. g. Buford by Lexington, dam by Glencoe. ]
Jno Hunters (Grnstead s. che BY Lecomie, dam
PicAyune.... =
Ragle a wingate's b c.Jack the Bslber by Wendell,
dam Nebraska by Impt soVersign............. 70
John Warren eh by Glencoe, dam Maid Of Orleans
Be- thuue. $50. . oH
John h CIsy'S b Cotton, by Lexington, dam TOPeE
bv Gler dis
g. C. Graves VandeI dam the o Dick Toty dis
Time: l5sJI-I:5S5<-sO2-2:l5}I. track deep in mud.
saxE Day SECOND RACE, $500, mile heats all ages.
Jno HArper's (bcGrsh's) bl II Lucy Fowler, 3yo
by ltion by LevAthAn.
R =. AleKander's oh f3y by Lexington, dam Kitty
Clark. BY Glenco = 1
g. D. Bruce's (Shy'sl Oh Laura Bruce yoby
Star Davis dam by Buford 4di1
F. O. MurphySb BIC Starlight 4yo by stsr Davis,
dam Argrntine."..'... ..".'''..'.- } D } 70
A. Keene Richards b c y by Hnceat Note, dam
by SAKE weimer....... dis
7. NJ. Flourney's hi Jenny johnson by Sweet
owen dam Lux by wsgner...-.........-...-..-~5 dis
Eagle wiDga,e's oh lite Eye ; by Hers
Boston, Nancy gg, by Glencue.......-..-. DR.
Jas Fords 2 by Cracker dam by Sdi HAmet dis
JuO NJ. Clsy's Sailor, o by Yorkshire, dam
Hersldry by Hersld....-.--.. dis
| Time -2:09-2:OI 5&-E57S.
Tuesday September ls ls6O-Parre $780, for ages-Three
| Mites Heats-Enres:
| Jro NJ Clay enIsrsb h Mat Davis, four years old,
by Star Davis, dam Rally by Trustee. [
| JOS G Boswell Jno { ampbell's Arthur
Adams, four years old. by Wagner, dam ty TrSnby~
Zeb Ward enters Pope SwiEert three years Odd, by
Glencoe dam sister to tile dis.
/ Time
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20
Land and Slaves for Sale.

-~""NH ~ u AVA DtNNCs
DURsUART to decres Of the County Court Of Marry
county, pronounced 10 the James w. Douglass ct
Hugh Saunders, et al will sell to the highest bdd
the late residence Hugh Douglass deceased four miles vest
Columbia On the Central Turnpike the Of land
TONED in the peAdng containing $50 acre and yinz On
each de OF sad turnpike This place well Watered and we'll
hmhered and rich land the globe need 10 say
but little in s praise but will merely state that another
Opportunity will never be offered in MAuEy county for any
TO purchase such place. and such land and
business elose TO two railroads close to Columbia
Of the best and richest regions Of MAury county Any
SEEING II will compelled to br ak ofhe
~ heeTe that no human being has the place with
wanting it.
At the time and place will sell nine very likely aud
VEuGb" slaves consisting Of six stout and two
and one girl The land will Re sold credit Of and
With interest from date and the slaves credit OF
with inter- st from date Bond and numbr secuI
H and lien retained Tor the purchase The sale viii 30
made the residence Of Hugh Doug2ss deceased he 18th oeso-
her, IsG0 JOHN ,. PADGETT, CLERK
septl6-W9t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

BOsToN, SeptFl7-The store-ship Release arrived
from Aspinwall today
Salutes were fred and the city bells were rung at
sunrise, noon, and sunset to-day, in eommemora-
ton of the two hundred and thlrtieth anniversary
of the settlement of Boston
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20


SPALDLNG1S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such eIergenees household can a1or to be
without t. II always ready and to The stckng point
There longer necessity for npng chairs SnieTe Ys
headess dos and broken cradles II - Jast zoe sIs
for cone she'll ornamental work. Po2aAr win IA
dies Of refinement and TASTE.
This admirable preparation used cold, being ehenicay hed
In SOLUTION ard possessing e valuable qua Of The best
cAbinemakers Glue. II nay Be used an ne Diaee Of ordinary
mucilAgs, being vastly nose adhesive.
ssUSEFUL IN EVERK HOUSE.'s
B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRIcE IS esnS
WIOlssaIs Depot, No. 4s Cedar Street Esv York.
address HENRY G. SPALDING & Co.,
Box No. 2,GO0 New York.
Put Nd Dealers In Oss containing four, eight twelve
LthOgraph SHOW Gard accompanying
package
single bottle o. sPkLDns'a PREPaRkr GIUE viz ave
times is cost annually teeTery houashold- = II
Sold By all prominent S.aones, Druggss, Hsrdrars and
Furniture Dealers, Groeers, AID Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of sRAULsIss PRE
PARED GLuE when making their ss- L vii any climate
ian9 d,.E&Ely
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20
Sailing OF the America
From ROaInu

BOsTON, Sept l9.-The steamer America sailed to
day for Liverpool. She took no specie.
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and DouRlas Ticke

NEw YoRK. Sept. l9.-The steamer Bremen has
arrived Her dates are anticipated.
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A. J. DUNCAN & Co,
No. 20 Public square.
w a,
RutherfOrd Land for sale.

Any quantity Of clean washed w.sl Feather. and Ginseng
Auru.s ls. Is6o-dsa A. ,. d. q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20
Arrival Of the steamer bremen

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1S.-PhilIp johnson, Of Eas-
cra,s If the thirteenth District of this State.
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33 UNION STREET
DUCK RIVER.

WHTE $40 OF Land for sale in the bend Of Ducs
wv River Eithin2 miles % Normandy the Nashville and
Caatanooga Railroad Said bounded by tDav
River Willis Blanton and Abnsr Barton. TEahTds
bottom and level about 80 cleared
several good SPRINGS and is No. stock Farm viii sell
half all Of the tract 70 suit purchaser those wishing
boy good Stock Farm IN healthy country good comnuuiy
&c would DO we'll to and look dstern
SELL For further particulars address n NJ Barton
lAhoma, or @. O. Brewer, Manchester.
decf5-tEAEu BREWER 4 BARTON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

Hso far heStSh concerned, mis- Hist Of machines
precisely alike, all Shuttle Machines and for carrying the
lower under thr id all ShueS into which all the unde
thread each and all Of than have to be reEOund
The capacity Of the Shaes used in these machine very
nearly the ssne they hold when aed with Coats No Spool
Cotton not to exceed "a yards.
The shuttle stitch sometimes called the lock stitch for
tits all and the The stitch made By merely
crossing threads The ends Of all Ssve the shu
MaehAes fastened the hand needle prevent ripping
Shuttle Machine ID better adapted Manufacturers than
Smly
jan3l-dtW&W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Will Stone establishments.
DUR Mll-Stones Of az sizes hand and made % ords-
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent; Mill Spincles.
Mil Gearing, Boiling Cloths; Boiling Hosting and Regulating
Screws; Screen Wire, Mill Pcks, and Plaster Paris. All
which warranted Of best quality and give tisfseton-
All orders and communications promptly attended %.
J. n. WARNR;
Opposite Broadway Mills, near R y, Broad sasss,
june22-akWn Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20
For Sale.

For Sale.
uncommonly likely MuAtto Boy, twenty ysau Of age.
N He perfectly sound, excellent cook and the best
trained dining bed servant in tie State BE
sold for fault tina. he will agree with
wants with whom he is associated and whom he Suppose to be
prldced against him. He therefore desires Sold Apply
WILL. L. BOYD
reptl9-lW No. so Cherry street.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16

WHAT ALLIED HIM.-The last number
of the Knickerbock or has good anecdote
of man who rarely failed to go to bed in
toxicated and disturbed his wife the whole
night. Upon his being charged by friend
that he never went to bed sober, he indig-
nantly denied the charge, and gave the in
cidents of one particular night in proof
"Pretty soon after got into bed, my
wife said 'Why, husband, what is the mat
ter with your You act so strangely !"
"Theres nothing the matter with me,
said l, "nothing at all /"
"Im sure there is said she, you don't
act natural at ALL Shan't l get up and get
something for your"
Aud she got up, lighted a candle and
came to the bedside to look at me, shading
the light with her hand.
II knew there was something strange
about YOU" said she, "why roU ARR
SOBER"
SHOW, this is fact and my wife will
swear TO it, so don't you slsnder mo any
more by saying that I havn't been to bed
sober in six month, cause have
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16
"SHARpER THAN A SERpENr's ToorH

"SHARPER THAN A SERPENT's TOOTH"
Just now that Tennessee nags are dis
tancing all competitors on the turf, by q
neck, we propose to show, by the following
dialogue, which we are credibly informed,
took place in ball room in this city re-
Gently, that Tennessee ladies are outstrip.
ping all competitors in wit and repartee
as we'll as Gan automatic fact) in refined
accomplishments and personal charms.
A certain young lady, whose wit is only
eclipsed by her beauty was, on the occa-
sion above alluded to, the local point of
admiration, and had more satellites than
Saturn. Among the number who were
only too happy to do her the slightest
pleasure was Mr.. A., young man of the
modern school of beauty, with good deal
of jewelry and very little moustache,
which by the dint Of much coaxing, and
petting, had just made its appearance up
on his upper lip, in its most incipient and
insipid stages.
The young lady to whom we have refer
red, to test the gallantry of her admirer,
presented him with an almond and reques-
ted him to crack it for her. A., only too
glad to do her bidding, took the nut, and
searching in vain for any other means,
cracked it with his teeth and returned it
to his inamorata, when the following short
but pointed dialogue ensued.
"You have very sharp teeth, }" remarked
his teaser, dryly.
avery sharp, assure you" replied A.
"Would you believe it-when boy used
to amuse myselfb by biting off the heads of
birds and chickens?"
"Oh, indeed, very probable, p" replied the
lady. ~ could have guessed as much; |
think l can see some Of their down upon
your upper lip T.
Our informant adds that young A. struck
a bee line for barber shop, and has never
since attempted to cultivate moustache.
Memphis Bulletin.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16
My Day.
"Thcn, let come what may,
] shall have had my day

.l.n -, -
''''''i 'i'''' naa ~! aa,'
/" you shoala u,e tomorrow dear'
nesmegh 'ne tears' Zoo ~ii' oe uones
TOT nave nau my aay.
ana .na' gay was 50 sweet, my love,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16
The Remains of Gen. Andrew
jackson.

A Bill is before the General Assembly to erect
a monument to Gen. Jackson upon the Capitol
Grounds and remove his remains to that place.
The proposition at first met with general favor, and
would have no doubt passed into law had no oh
lection been made. But ANDREW JACKSON, jr., has
written letter upon the subject demonstrating
against the removal as yiolatve of the last wishes
of the distinguished deceased and have received
the following letter from our immediate Represen-
tntive n-Songress, Gen QrARLEs, enclosing the
mbjoned correspondence. The letterof Gen. JACK
SON clearly indicates his feelings in regard to the
disposition to be made of his remains;-N NashrAle
Bonner
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16
NAVY YARD, PHILADELHIA,
April 8, ls45.

GrRtenwn The interest which the National
Institute has been pleased to take in the eventual be-
stowment Of the remains Of the Honorable ANDREW
Jackson, In the Sarcophagus which brought from
abroad and deposited in your Institute, makes Tiny
business now to communicate to you copy of his
letter Of tho 2Tth ultima lately received on tLat
subject. With sentiments so oongenial 10 his strict
republieanism and in accordance, indeed, with the
republican feelings common 10 ourselves, he takes
the ground Of repugnence To eonnccting his name
and fame in any way With imperial assocailons
We cannot but honor the sentiments which have
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16
WASHINGTON, March lst, 1860.

Mr.. Editor Il see from the Legislative proceed
ings of the State Of Tennessee that proposition is
pending before the General Assembly of the St2te
to remove from the Hermitage to the Capitol
grounds in the city of Nashville, the remains OF
Gen. Andrew jackson and his wife. Believing that
the object sought to be attained would be in direct
violation of the expressly recorded wish Of General
Jackson short time before his death, ask that
You will publish: the enclosed letters, to which
| would call the attention Of the General Assembly
OF the State. Respectfully,
JAS. NJ. QUARLES.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16

NEseo SuFYRGoE - HFw YoWK,-.-Ths Black Rs-
publican majority In the New York Hoase OF Repre-
seutatvei have passed nm amendment 10 the organic
law Of the State admitting negroes 10 the fnll and
equal participation In the control Of the gorsfnmsuf
and management cfpolitcAl affairs.
Ths State Treasurer Of louisiana Ispolis sIanss
on haad os si, ,7Oo,32s.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16
THIS sARCoPHAGUs

Repository Of the Roman Emperor, Alexander Ser.
srus, procured at BcyrOOL in Syria, By C0mmO'
dore Jesse ID. Elliott
Who brought il to the United States in the year
1889 on board the Frigate Constitution and pre-
sentcd it to the National Institute, as a resting
place for the remains OF General jackson. Tho
Commodore at the same time presented the nc
companying marble Slab, portion of the temple
erected by Miltiades ON the plains Of Marathon
after his famous victory over the Persans in tn,
year 400 B. c., where II was procured by the Com,
modore in person.
NAVY YARD, PHILADELHIA, !
Anril 3. laI5.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16

Mr. Bright The gFssa Enslhh Rsfsnmsk ma5s
speech at Marchssioz lsst month, In walchhe hRh-
' eo'-rfuerisd the eerefamsat Ena -pqliey Of o.
United States.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16

ENERGY.-It is astonishing how much
may be accomplished in self culture by the
energetic.and the persevering who are care
full to avail themselves the opportunities
aud use theNfragments of spare time which
the idle permit to run waste. Thus Fergu-
son learned astronomy from the heavens
while wrapped in sheepskin on the high
hills. Thus Stone, learned mathematics
while working as journeyman gardener /;
thus Drew studied the highest philosophy
in the interval of coblng shoes thus Mil
ler taught himself geology while working
as ay-laboror in a quarry. BY bring
ing their minds to bear upon knowledge
in its various aspects, and carefully using
up the very odds and ends of their time.
men such as these. in the very huinblest
circumstances. reached the highest culture
aud acquired honorable distinction among
their fellow-m men. 1t was one ofthe char
actoristic expressions of Chatterion, that
God had sent his creatures into the world
with arms long enough to reach anything,
If they chose TO be at the trouble.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16

Col. J. r. Pickett Of Kentucky, has BEEN appoint
cd Consul 70 Vera Cruz vice X. B. ,. Twy@an, re-
called.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16

The Alabama Conference has determined % erect
a monument consting S4oo, over the grave of the
late John NewIand Mafit in Mobile.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16

Ex-Governor Philip T. Thomas, Of Msrylaud, has
been confirmed b. tie Senate As commsslosU Of
PateniE
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16
Speech ofthe Hon,
JOHN BELL.

Del;vved before he OPpositioa Ststs obHventiOn,
begun md held IN he Hal Of the House Of Rep
resentdtres, at Ndshville February 22d, 1860,
acknowledging he honor conferred upon him By
hs Conrenton in recommending him as suitable
Candidate for the Presidency, and IN declaring him
70 be ther choice the PreAdensiai nominee Of the
National Union Convention.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16

The delegations from New York. Minnesota and
Wisconsin TO the Chicago Convention are instructed
IN vote for Seward.
, 1860-02-10
fE'IE GREATEST WONDAR OF
T. TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Pref. WpedtS Hair Restorative,

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