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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-31


HUGH mcCFsEA & CO.,
Who'll SALE GROCERS
NOS. u AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
Have in Store the following
$50 hhds prime Sugar. $50 pkgs Teas
IS bbs powdered and crushed 500 bags Shot, assorted,
Sugar, 100 boxes TallOH Candles
50pkgs Golden Syrup, so bags Pepper,
300 bags Rio Coffee, 40 do Allspce
so do Laguira Coffee, so do Ginger,
~ packets Java do 600 grOce Matches,
$50 boxes Star Candles, 100 dog Buckets,
300 do Cincinnati Soap, 25 do Churns,
200 do Tobacco, all brands, 25 do Butter Tubs
$4,000 HAVANA Cigars, al cases Indigo,
brands, 9casks Nader
10000 Melee Cigars, 20 bbls Almonds
so coils Jute Rope, 10 do Brazil Nuts
IRONs NAILS, MD CASTINGS.
100 tons Pttsburg Iron, warran.ed
1000 kegs Pttsburg and Wheeling Nails
% tons assorted Castings,
5000Pounds Steel.
LIQUORS.
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bbls American Brandy
100 do NeFsom's ODD, do so do do Gin,
IS do Julin II. Smiths do pipe pure Holland 40
IS do Robertson Co. do casks pure Cognac b. adJ
90 do Rye and MonOngahela IS bbls n K. Rum,
Whisky, IS do Sweet Malaga,
30 bbs Old Bourbon Whisky, go & casks Brandy,
300 do Tennessee White do 90 boxes Ginger Brandy.
SO boxes Claret, 20 do Raspberry do
90 do scheidam schnafps, bhls Cherry do
Is do Lemon Cordial, S do Ginger Brandy,
5 bts do 20 10 do pure APPLE Brandy
do Pare Peach Brandy,
All OF the ABOVE articles viii be sold very low for cash BY
febu HUGH M'CkEA & CO
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FOR SALE.

NTTMBER one stone cutter and stone mason, young and
likely negro fellow, and several girls and boys good
co., wash and roneg, ioT sale by - -
' WEBB, MERRILL 4 CO.,
~.1A No. S South Market street
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ORDINARY DRAWING,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address for what you whto
purchase the Lottery il which wish invested and
whether you wish WhOes Halves Quarters Eghhs,
receipt Of which, send what ordered by first mall together
with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Drawing certified to
by the Commissioner will be with Explanation.
? Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give the Of their Post Office, County and State
AIcOmmunicatOns strictly confidential.
All prizes OF 1000 and under, raid Immediately ter the
drawing. Other prizes at the usual time Of 40 days.
10 ? Wood Eedy Co.'S Lotteries drawn at Augusta,
Georgia, and Wilmington, Delaware
Orders for Tickets Certificates to be directed to
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D. J. LII
&c H1tChin8s,
SLAVE DEALERS,


yIII. at all times, buy Negroes suitable Tor the New Or.
M is Wargets We invite all persons who have Negroes
N-rFtr. NJ a cal
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TFVE splendid mansion recently erecd by Wesley Wheess
with about thirty light Of land upon which il
tud, offered for sale. The house situated beautiful hill
about mile above the city the north side, and about four
hundred yards from the Cumberland River, beautful grove
Of forest trees from which point large portion % the city
full view The house contains rooms hand
somely an6 conveniently arranged, with water and gas pipes
every il IS built Of toe best materials. the
modern architectural style. Two thirds
with fine rge forest timber, and the remainder we'll calculated
for gardening and growing fine fruits, portion Of which al
ready with varieties Of fruit trees strawberries grapes
Mr. Wheess being located in business in Liverpool, Eng
land induces this offer Of sale Of HE property Address the
dersigned Nashville, who resides will proper
~, and give the terms Of sale
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Negroes for Sale.

ME have good lotof Negroes for sale. Among them
w have good girls suitable for house PurPoses No. boy,
lies Win iot ID single negroes suitable for the farm
iapI7 H. "A. HAYNES & CO., Nc I6 Cedar 81.
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KENTUCKY TEsTIMONEALs.

Prom His Eroeney Gov c. s. Horshead and Thos. s. Page
Fso., State Auditor
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEI
ID. A. Tibhs. PrOnriefOr.

OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. FibbS, Proprietor.
EVHIs Hotels spacious brick bUdEg just complsted
Theproprietor has incurred heavy expense in fitting up
andfurnhing the Rooms, make then and comfortable
The house now open for the reception Of boae visitors md
T3vees and the proprietor afford ample recommendation
$50 persons An omnibus with good safe VIII Be
depot to convey passengers the Hote! and back to the
depot again. The proprietor try make It hrscla5E
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage.
sugl8 DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor
$50 REWARD
NOR the apprehension and delivery OF SAMUEL HOOsER
who under charge Of oura=eOusy having broken open e
houses Of William Hamilton and James Christopher with intent
to commit MURDER has made his escape and running a. large
The above reward will therefore be paid one Fho viii de-
liver the said hooser to the Sheriff Of Wilson county 80 t be
may he brought 10 justice.
Said Hooser about % years age about I've feet ten inches
high stout built, sr rather sandy hair has az TINS time
wound from gun shot in the right arm below ne elbow
sepIG-g Gladesville.
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LIKELY NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.

ENTE will sell on liberal terms bright mulatt0 Mans
Wv about 30 years old sound ard healthy good servant
faithful and rusy. FURMAE & co.
feb2zdlm
, 1860-06-27

Up to yesterday msrnius the Douglas men
pzeteuded to believe that Breckenridge and
Lane would not accept. But when the morn"
ing dispatches were read, their mortlhcaslon
kaew 10 bounds. Such swearing has never
been hoard before Their xecrat1ons were
intensely bitter, and wsuld have sunk any set
OF men whose character for "total dcpravlty
was not already fally established In suc'
ho. weather their condition was truly dep!ora-
Bic, Tie ccol, bracing bseezes from the lake
in the af1ernoon Ind most salutary ct1sct
But the evening dispatches bringing the de-
c;iuation Of Fl,zpa trick, The rejoicings Of the
. "Sa.i3nulsa at Washington, the secession Of
the 10 ton Post and Frank picrce'a rePudia-
ton Of D.'ugIas md his Rump Convention,
were received in stileu despair. Alas, Tor the
valiant squatscr sovereign! few are now s.
poor a. 10 do him reverence. Let lis miscra-
ble humbus be buried out Of sight among tue
ruhI1sh ri tho l3st
, 1860-06-27
Y3rcas & Triht1ttr
MIR. coILYEn,a REPORT.

We print this morning the second report Of
Rev. Robt Collyer, to the Treasurer Of the
Relief Fund for tbs benefit Of the sufferers by
the great tornado. 1t tells but small part
Of the story Of the calamity which visited the
1aires. portion Of our State and left dealt, and
destruction in its train but no right~mindcd
man call read it aud not he touched with thank
fu1ncss that Chicago has done so much Tor the
mitigation Of lesser effects Of the disaster. Ihe
fsrvent prayers Of the hundreds to whom her
bounty has gone, hnd tie consciousness OF
having done good ach must bs her reward.
We are yet without any reliable statistics
giving the loss Of Life which the tornado occa-
siored: but frcm notes we have kept in exam
lining the local papers, We assume TIM the
dad will not number less than 200; that the
wounded are double that number, Of whom q
few will die from tile effect Of their injuries,
and thnt tile loss Of property, III houses, grow
iog crops, furniture aud the appurtenarccs o1
tho household, aud domestic animals will c1-
coed $l,1c5, 900. We hope to be able to verify
our estimates By further information, Which
We acuiu solicit from those who can i've it.
, 1860-06-27

The foregone determination Of tlls Southern
Democracy to slaughter Douglas at all hazards
aud c,mEei the party 10 an acceptance Ct their
doe,naa, is seen in the refusal Of Fitzpatrick to
run for the yica Presidency OH Tho squalter
Sovereignty ticket But his declination docs
MT lift from the shoulders Of Douglas friends
the responsibility Of nominating for the second
Office in the government, 4 Lecc1nptouite all
supporter Of the Davis Slave Code resolu-
tons. Their willingness 10 sacrifice their
principles to the demand Of cxpcdicncy is
proved.
We know nothing Of Hersche1 Y. johnson,
who is named as Mr.. Fitzpatrick's successor;
but it is fair to presume from his locality and
his political affiliations that le is not whit
preferable to jeff Davis or Lamar. We have,
then, a ticket with squattcr sovereign at tue
head and slaye code man al tile tail-Doug-
las who blat!er5 fer roundabout, indirect
method Of territorial government, ty some yio-
fa,,on Of what he holds to he the Constitution
Of the United States, and johnson who is for
Congressional intcrycItion, 50 that il is in 1e-
half Of slavery. We take it that no difficulty
will be experienced in wiping that ticket out.
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
Tie receipts :43d shipments Of Flour and
Grain during the past week compare with those
f,Ac week previous as follows:
, 1860-06-27
fEft,ua tie Cincinnati Eazcttt.1

4 Philadelphia paper speaks Of the "dEy
rot" IN the Democratic party. Tbs " rot e1.
listed no doubt, but we do not think it Was rery
dry; it certainly wss not 50 at Baltimore, for it
is 1no~n shaa qnids entered largely into the
comRos1.dGn 81 ,ie sIlal that brought about
body.
The nomination Of Lane for the yics Presi,
deucy is m outrage upon the intellect of The
country he is absolutely unfit. and tborn,r1, oIe
ly incompetent for the Post-Rnquirer.
Then you had better help to eject Mr. Lin.
coin, for it is pretty certain TIM. ei.her he r.,
publican candidate OF Lime will be Tho nexl
President To that the division Of the Democ.
racy has reduced the contest
Our peiehbor Of the NolIsfrtuud closes clo
riicasion asticle on the nomination Of Douglas
with tho motto Doug and Fitz." which is sug
pestivs. Tbs Little GIANT" dug hit grave, an
:.fts" will help him into it.
Sincs the nomination Of Mr. Lincoln, the b.
publicans hare been called rail splittera. Sine
ihc split Of the Democracy at Baltimore, th
members Of that party have become split raj
, 1860-06-27

The Mad,son Argus aud Democrat, the cen
tral organ Of our Wisconsin Democracy, is in
doubt what to do. The following extract will
ahow wLat ita wishes aEe:
The conspicuous ability, the lofty patriotism,
the unbl-mished character and stainless name
Of John G. Breckiuridge render him n candi-
date fit for tue Democracy to support, and a fit
statesmen for the nation to crown with its hon.
ors. We are strongly disposed 10 raise his
under l,is leadership. We should be- proud to
fight under SO gal1aut cuptain, though we
fought alonc. and were our own feelings alone
to be consulted, We should not hesita'e. =
Dreckintidge comes before the penple with
one advantage. He is uutramme!ed bT cum
bersoma and offensive platform. His own
proved integrity and accomplished statesman
ship, are the guarantees he oHers- Dy these
we are willing to abide lie is not embarrassed
By either pledge 10 q slave code or an an-
uouncement Of Squstter Sovereignty dogtnas.
lie galtantly came 10 Douglas support, when he
ran Tor Senator in 1858 against Lincoln, and the
letter Of the Vice Presiden. doubtless exercised
IN influence sufficiently powerful 10 have deci.
hed TINT evenly balanced and nearly drawn bat
tle.
From this expression Of our views, our course,
should all the present candidates remain in the
field, and should the CANVASS assume no new
pllase-n1ey he clearly inferred. hut family
Inning that matters NAV be 70 compromised Is
to leave but one ticket IN the field, and parti,
from The causes We lave mentioned, We have
decided to await the events Of tue few days Il
, 1860-06-27
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE q. 1860.


The room Of S. Green, in l'omeroy's building
was entered br burglars On Monday night, and
fine coat valued st twenty dollars taken
away.
Thomas Sewen who put up at the Hamilton
House On Monday night, had his pocket picked
Of t.enty.eight dollars in small bills.
The Grocery store Of Aessrs. Joseph C1eote
l. Co., corner Of Water and West Lake streets,
was entered at about two or three o'clock yes.
:erdsy morning, by means Of duplicate or skel-
escn keys, and property valued at about ninety
dollars taken, comprising one chest Of black
tea, aud two chests Of green tea. 4 description
Of the chests may be seen at the City Marshars
Office.
On Wednesday night last, the house Of Mr..
VIM. S. Johnston, No. 10 West Madison street,
WAS entered by burglar, and sir dollars in
one dollar notes was taken out of his family
bible, that had been placed there for safety,
enclosed in Il wrapper. Mr. johnson will pay
five dollars to my person that will detect the
thief and give information to the City Mar
shal.
The shoe store in the 3Lather Block, corner Of
Washington and State streets Was entered on
Monday night by decent burglar. He entered
by back window, carried = lot Of boots into
the yard, picked out pair that would fit him
and left the rest. h:
UsEFrL INFORMATION 70 o:SurT1Rkns.-Ta
publish in this edition communication from
Dr.. Schlosser "on neglect Of the feet, and dan
rar rF c,,tfnp carra A1tsuffar;rr frrr,, on~,a
, 1860-06-27

A special Washington dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Ga.<ttt says:
The Richmond Enquirer hcists the names Of
Drcckiuridee and Lane. This example will be
followed BY most Of the Virgins, papeEs. The
man bv surprise, and is the occasion Of bitter
la.neniations LAM 1nd cbjurgations. Dickinson Of
New York supports the Seceders. In a letter
to a friend he declares that he will vote that
ticket il he is the only man in New York to do
80. John Cochranc would give half what be is
worth, mot to hare made the speech he did, en-
dorsing Douglas.
, 1860-06-27

sT1f you want 4 good Kerosene or Coal
OH Lamp, which will give the ligl of eis ut can
dies, not costing but seren-eichths OF cent
an hour, emitting no odor: or smoke. and not
explosive, 60 to the Limp and Oil Emporium
aud Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid. Lunar and
all kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
je15-lm
, 1860-06-27

c3 There will be aermon at the New Je-
rpsa1em Church, Harrison street, between State
street and Wabash avenue, at eight o'clock this
evening, By Rev. Chauncey Giles Of Cincinnati,
Ohio. all are invited tn attend.
, 1860-06-27

From the Above table it will be seen that
thera is IN increase in tho receipts Of corn Of
III, ,000 bushels, ana O: wllcat 1s,oo3 bushels.
The farmers having secured their crops in tho
ground, arc freely marketing their surplus
grain; and what is Ill tho countr7 will proba-
bly, bo sent forward row without delay. The
receipts Of corn last week wcro the heaviest
Of tic season.
The total receipts and shipments Of flour and
grain since the lst Of January, compare with
1859 as follows:
, 1860-06-27
THE GREAT TORNADO.


CHioAco, June 18th, 1870.
SIR: Upon consultation, it is deemed proper
to entrust to you for distribution among lhe
sufferers from the late toruado in iowa and II.
linois. the sum Of 81 ,397 20.
In carrying out the views Of the Committee,
1would request you to ascertain ut Dixon and
elsewhere what relief, if any, has beon given to
the suferers in the vicinity oof TINT town and
having made the necessary inquiries, that you
would repair to the track Of the tornado. ard,
commencing near its eastermost ravsges, follow
it's course, relieving the necessities Of tht peo
pie as in your judgment is requisite and proper,
until you arrive at the town Of ALBANY, On the
Mississippi river. Here you will spend time
sufficient to learn the wants Of those for whom
this charity is designed, ard how far those
wants have been supplied. This cannot be per-
JecAy done at Albany. It will ctrtdinly ne
necessary to inquire Of the committee a. Clin-
ton, and perhaps Of the committee at Fulton
Having fully aBcertaioed these facts, it is the
wish Of our citizens that the wants OF the suf.
terers at Albany and its vicinity should be as
fully relieved MS those who elsewhere have been
visited by this great calamity-it being our OBJ
ject whie doing what We can for those beyond
our borders, not to overlook those within.
Packages Of clothing. provisions, or other ar
tic1es hereafter received, will be sent to Fulton,
TO the care Of Nj. farwood, Of tie G. & G. Il. r.
II my articles shall have arrived 1t that place
before you leave TINT section Of country, Mr..
Yar~ood ia hereby authorized to turn them
over to you for distribution.
II, after performing your mission, you ehall
hare any money or clothing in your hands,
tatler deduc'ins your necessary expenses y you
will hand the same ovsr to Hon. y. B. Baker,
Of Clinton. Iowa, the chairman Of the committee
at that place. Ian, Rir, yours, de-,
". u. Brown, Chairman.
, 1860-06-27

~ Hon. Wm. Kellogg. Of Illinois; Hon. 1.
3. Crocke1, New York Capt A. Steele, .. S.
Army Judge Dawn. Bloomington, were 1t the
fremont House yesterday.
, 1860-06-27
THECI1Y.

POSTAGE SrAnrs.-Postage stamps, IN pack
ages Of IS and $40, can be had at our counting
room. Currency ut par will be taken in pay
ment for them.
, 1860-06-27

ar The earnings Of the Galena and Chicago
were $a06sS13; same time last year, see ,437 .6l.
, 1860-06-27

tEF The great libel case, n. u. Judd against
Juhu Wentworth, WAS still being argued before
Judge Goodrich Of the Superior Court 5cster-
day.
, 1860-06-27

r:T- The earnings Of the St. Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad, for the week ending June -
were $l7,as9.s3. Tot:.: this month, $50, 1886,
, 1860-06-27

Tho Flour market dpringthe past week was
inactive ard without material change. Wheat
advanced Ga1c during tbs week. Corn oc-
clined half cont Olts steady. Rye and
B.rley dull and nominal. Provisions quiet
, 1860-06-27

CONCLUSION OF THE BArrR CAsE,-0n Monday
afternoon this case was brought to a close By
the acquittal Of Frank Bauer on the second
Charge of larceny, md nolle pEosequi was en-
tered on tue third.
, 1860-06-27

REV. J. Z. RoY-We mentioned some days
since that this gentleman, who has been tue
pastor oftke Plymouth Church for the last ire
years, had been appointed Secretary Of the
Western Agency Of the American Missionary
Association. Having obtained, upon the adEice
of a Council Of Churches. dissolution Of the
pastoral relation, he has accepted the appoint
ment, and will soon enter upon his new duties,
closing his labors with his Church next Sab
bath. The Western Agency is to be located in
this city, and the Office Of the Secretary will be
at 81 LaSalle street. over the book store Of
Church, Goodman J. Keuuey.
, 1860-06-27

TuE STATE H1sron1cAL Soc1Err.-Mr. Julien
E. Bryant, relative Of WIN. Cullen Bryant, aud
artist of the Illinois State Historical Society, re-
ports that be is busy making sketches for the
Society this summer, and has made considera-
BILE progress. 1t is anticipated that Mr.. Bryant
will take up his residence in this city the ensu-
ing winter. BE is ths author of the paintings
representing some scenes on Rock River, On
exhibition, and so much admired at The Stats
Agricultural Fair, last year.
, 1860-06-27
LOCAL h1A'IrEKS.

- Go to John Jones, lls Dearborn street
and re. your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will BE well done and at prices to suit the
tireg.
T. G. Smith l. Co., Manufacturers Of
Brass Faucets, Beer Flange and Plumbers
Cocks, Brass Castings and Copper Work, made
to order. a. No. oo5 Washington street.
June o1-Gt.
~ 8filler's Hair 1uviEorater-the best in
use. $. 7. uinckley, agent, 3o2 State street.
ie1Q-3u.
, 1860-06-27

Rkuc1ou..-The business mems prayer meet
ings, which have been held in the Methodist
Church block during tbs past winter, and up to
the present time, are now enjoying season Of
revival During the winter the attendance went
down to si1 or seven persons. but now there are
twenty-five OF thirty constant visito1s, aud
growing interest is being awakened to the sub
| iect Of religion.
, 1860-06-27

to learu Of his good health.
~ John Guilfoil was arrested On Monday
night for assaultiug an officer and trying 10
break inta the Wigwam. Officer Hunt received
seve1e beating at the hands Of Guilfoil
for interfering in his business, but he was final
lv taken. lie was brought before Justice Da-
vis Yesterday morning and fined fifteen dollars.
e:T Col. Ellsworth hns returned from the
East and the q. S. Zouave Cadets positively
start on their proposed grand tour On Monday
night, ria Michigan Central road. The first
stop will be made at Detroit. They drill Mt
Cleveland on the Fourth Of July. Hurrah for
| the gallant Zouaves!
SuA11 pox AND MEAs1Es.-These virulent
diseases, we learn, are prevailing to some e1-
tant in the city at p1esent-the small pox in the
vicinity Of the Illinois Central Round House,
and the measles on South Hslstcd street, West
| Division. Two deaths from the small pox hare
| occurred, and there hays been several cases.
~ Antonio Dro,bsra' Circus, on Washing
ton street, between Clark and La Sal1e, is at
tracing crowds Of admiring spectators day and
| evening to witness its wonders in equestrian
and ath!e1ic performances. I. closes this eve
ming, and those who are fond Of the wit and ex.
ercises Of the ring (no. the r. R.) should shape
their actions accordingly.
~ The Seminary Of the Sacred Heart will
BE- completed about the e6sh Of next month and
the ladies to occupy it viii move in in August
The Church Of the Holy Name will be compile
led and consecrated with appropriate and in
posing ceremonies on the a6th Of August. 4
number Of very handsome altar ornaments hav'
besn received from Rome, By the Jesuit Father
Of this Church, for the adornment Of the prin
cipal altar.
PEpEs1s1Ax1sx on CLA1k STnEEr.-A fes
evenings since friend Of ours had curiosit.,
to know how many persons would pass him t
or near the corner of Clark and Washington
streets, in given time. So, At thirteen min
utcs before eight, IL commenced to count the ps
dsstrians on both sides Of the street, In thi1
teen minutes he enumerated 565. This wa
! when there WAS no excitement to call out NOR
| than the average number Of passe1s~by. '
, 1860-06-27
nARY FARMS FOR SALE
Within so Miles OF Chicago.

TEE ILLINOIS cEATRAI RAILROAD coApA-
ny nsys 10000 a:'es Of high, s,lanS Ptare Isnd,
thsy o9tr for sa.e q The son ub.Eal te:n1.
xho ws to eFfage IN ths business Of srppy!.s
teas!e seson e.a b selected sad "a :s 20 y.
morning and late it ttkLt Evezy t1ty vii be offered
10 tho-e who detIrr to examine ihe.e ja2ds 1rny ia
LAND DEPARTMENT. l. g. T. r. Central Depot
Chicago. tpI3cf3A41n
H7OOL TWINES AND BUR.
" LAPS-A large Assostr ent Of col Saektrx Bur.
1ps md Wool TWtnes constantly E1nd fof low
BY FuR1NGTOS SCRANTON, Ut south NAtss 4.
mY45 s4&k In
, 1860-06-27

| Hon. John F. Farnsworth, our Repre-
sentative in Congress, arrived here on Monday
night, direct from Washington. His numerous
friends in this city aud vicinity will be pleased
to learn Of his good health.