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The Dumb Bell AppIauded.

The Baltimore Patriot of the 18th thus applauds
the policy of its great leader in not committing
himself:
In none of his many able speeches delivered in
Congress, did Mr.. Bell display his sound judgment
more signally than in that part of his great 1850
speech in the Senate, wherein he took the ground
that Presidential candidate should never commit
himself in advance to the Executive action upon this
that particular measure. HIS language is fol-
lows, and. though it Is denounced as hostile to the
South by the Richmond Enquirer and Mr.. Gancey,
Mr.. Bells friends will know how to prize it
In the late canvass, ! know not, nor sought to
know, the views of General Taylor upon the ques-
ton of the WilmO PrCvisO, nor whether he had
formed any opinion determination TO what
his course would be, &c, | took the ground, that
no who had any just pretension to the suf-
frages Of his countrymen for the Presidency, would
dare TO take such a course and that if General
Taylor should declare his intention either to sane
ton or to UetO the Wimo ProvisO. in advance,
should regard it act Of the most egregiOus
folly and afording the highest evidence of his total
unftneSs for the high station to viii his friends
sought 10 elevate him."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02
The Prince Of wales,

MONTREAL, Aug. 80, 7. M.--The Prince travelled in
a magnificent car specially fitted up for him. The
stations along the were decorated with arches
eyergreens, &c. Crowds cheered the train as il
passed along. At Sherbrooke handsome pavilion
was erected. The Prince read addresses ct St. Hy-
aeinthe, Lennoxvile, and Sherbrooke. Attic latter
place he was escorted to the residence of the Hon.
A. T. Gait, Minister of Finance where he partook of
a lunch and held levee towards the close he was
presented to Mr. Felton, an old and respected citizen
who was midshipman on the Nelson flag ship Ira
/ falgar He was subsequently, deprived of his rank
for tie loss of the sloop-ofwar Crimax at the West
indies. The case was one of considerable hardship
and on the Prince being informed of the particulars
he restored Mr.. FELTON, to his rank in the navy The
act gave great satisfaction and loudly applaud
ed by those present. The Prince, on his return to
the station was surrounded y an immense crowd
who vehemently cheered him while the ladies threw
boquets to him so fast and thick as to almost over
wbelm him. He arrived back at Montreal at $50
p. NJ. He will leave for Ottawa in the morning
OTTAWA c. W., Aug. 5I-The Prince started from
Montreal, at O'Clock, to-day, in heavy shower of
rain de stood on the end of the departing train
bowling and waving his hat to the assembled multi
tude. The volunteers fired a parting salute Re
left the train at st Anne's, where the bridge was
decorated and crowd assembled, and embarked on
the steamer Prince of Wales, at o'clock At Carel-
ton there was great turn out. When he took the
cars for Grenoble, there was display as he went
aboard the steamer Phoenix for Ottawa. The weather
Is pleasant. and the Prince enjoyed the beautiful
scenery. Two miles below the city he was met BY
SIX steamers, full of passengers and one hundred
and fifty canoes manned BIS loo lumberers who
saluted the Prince with the most vigorous cheers
heard since his arrival America and escorted him
to the city, where 10000 people were assembled |
The enthusiasm was wonderful. When he landed at |
sunset salute was fired by the volunteer artillery |
The wharf was beautifully decorated, and the /
Princes stand was covered with scarlet cloth The
Mayor presented an address, but the effect of the
ceremony was spoiled by shower. The Prince en-
tered the town in closed carriage and was escorted
by the volunteer cavalry, and procession, through
the streets. The ornaments, flags and evergreen
arches we're magnificent.
MONTREAL Aug 3l.-The regatta yesterday was a
highly entertaining affair. The ball at night was
attended by nearly three thousand people, and the
Prince, who stayed an hour was loudly cheered |
immense crowds viewed the splendid display of fire
works. The Prince left this morning for Ottawa
amidst vigorous cheering from great coEcourse of
citizens
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COMMERCIAL.
Review Of the Nashville Market, fer IN

4 Review OF the Nashville MarkefS fer tha
week ending Sept l.
FLOUR AND eRATNwe quote Extra FIOar in sacks at q
ss5s 50 from superns Extra bbls at s69s
with bat Light stock the market.
There is but its Wheat OEsring b. farmers. prm
article readily commands 81 309l IS White eo9. q
| for Red. H E
Corn is in cOnsiderab demand, with fair supply TIKI
uae at so 9s5c per buhsl shsed We hear Of trans
actions IN ear. An
Cats are demand at eec per bashel sacks incuds
Some small lets Of Rye the Market received By railroad
for seed, which quote at 81 9O9i 80 per bushel.
PRoVIsI0Ss-Thers has considerable animation in the
Provision during week. though the continued block
ade Of the Louisville and Nashville Rarad tends check op-
esons large EXTENT stocks Of Bacon Lard Flour,
Corn &C., light Some Of produce dealers have sup
plies hand the their being Unable to receive their sup
plies already purchased awaiting shipment in Cincinnati and
other points beyond Ohio river This state Of affairs both
runcus to the dealer and the as creates scarcity Of
the necees Of @ thereby checking operations on the
hand and the other produces advance to which the
has respond This mainly the result o. more freight
being pressed upon the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad the capacity the road will admit for snpa
ton, partially the result Of forwarding cars loaded
freight lists "a it creates confusion which pro
duce the upon Railroad Company as upon
dvidual. ~
GROCERIES have week to report in the Grocery
trade The stock OF Sugar on exceed ngy light
article has sustained an advance of fully S93Ec for tie
grades over our quotations The stock Of Coffee
hand large ample to meet the requirements of the
trade The high price this article has reduced its consump
on which country dealers and the city retailers to buy
spsringly. Tequote:
sueAR-Far IOc and Prime Choice I0elO1zc in
hogheads ard these quotations in bb New
York Coffee Sugars 09ll5ci Crushed ana FoFefed i9Sc
Lost Ii 1s9l2c -
SYEuPM in barrels 4Oi5e gal; half
barrels 4594 Sugar House $685. d'h syrup in barrels
75s. half arrSls Sue and kegs (ter gals) sos
coIFEE-Rio I65Sc Laguyra H9lsc, Java 1896 p b.
TEAimpera 50 9S Gunpowder 5Os'oc Young Hyson 10
96u, Black 6V9 SI.5U.
sALrWe quote Coarse Sack at 81 So aid Fine at si75
and Barrel buhel. The stock the market ample
to meet the demand
co TON lARNsThe following the agents quotations
So &c doc; 6OO lOc 5Oo lIc and
100, lie.
waIsKY--Rsctifed is reid at sO993c gallon country
t 50975 per gallon, according to quality.
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The LOUISVILLE JOURNAL CHAIGEs.-We have been
asked what good purpose is served by defence of
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, which ex-
poses the mismanagement of the Louisville road
We answer briefly and plainly. Nashville furnishes
large valuation Of groceries and dry goods annu-
ally TO the Northern parts of Alabama and Georgia
intending the region of Cherokee Georgia, and the
points along the Nashville and Chattanooga road in
this State Let the false and erroneous idea get
abroad at this time. at the when the fall
trade Is stsetng in, and the trade will be natural
ly injured. The merchants of the region named
will go TO Memphis elsewhere for their goods and
that immense portion Of trade will be lost TO u.s.
Bus this reason is not the only one whywe defend
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad from the
Journals charges. They are false as to facts anu
unjust in their import. The Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad has twice the transporting power
Of the Louisville and Nashville and does move all
II receives and can move twice much. The
Nashville and Chattanooga road transport all
the Southern freight a sudden rise in the Cumber-
land would throw into her doors well as all the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad could bring them
and never once think OF asking Tor delay.-Bdnner
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The Leading Men of Maryland for Breck-
inridge.


Ex-G0vernors GraysOn, P F. Thomas, Lowe ard
LigOn are all for Breckenridge and Lane. Gov.
Grayson was the first Democratic Governor elected
by the people in Maryland, and Governor Lyon was
the last. Ex-GOv. Pratt, who mas co-Operated with
the Democratic party since the advent of Know
NOthingism, is also for Breckenridge and Lane.
Stuart, Hughes and Kunkel. the three Democratic
members of Congress from this State, are also for
Breckenridge and Lane, and all the Democratic can
ddates for Congress in the three other Districts of
the State last fall are for Breckenridge and Lane
Gen. Bowie, Augustus r. Sellers, J. T. Stoddard. J.
D. Jones, J. r. Franklin. j. w. Crisfield Henry Kew
Joshua Vansant, w. 7. Hamilton-and other ex-
members of Congress that we cannot at this moment
think of-are all for Breckenridge and Lane.
Senator Pearce, who, as a Wing and Democrat
has been in the United States Senate for the last IL
years, is for Breckenridge and Lane-all the Demo
cratic county central committee but one, Is for
Breckenridge and Lane-dH the Democratic presses
OF the State with two exceptions for Breckin-
ridge and Lane Under such circumstances will
any good and true Democrat in Maryland permit
himself TO be led by few ambitious and revenge
full leaders of the Douglas interest? Under such
circumstances will he unite in the conspiracy to
throw the electoral vote of Maryland for the nOmi
nees Of the KnowNOthing party! Every Demo
cratic vote that is cast for Douglas only tends to
give the State to the Know-NOthIngs. All men who
call themselves Democrats must remember this
Frederick. Citizen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02

FIRE.-A fire broke outlast night, about ten O'Clock,
in the building on the Of the Square and tie
east side of Market street. which for time present.
ed amOst threatening aspect Thesteam ire-engines
were speedily upon the ground. and the fire was ex-
tinguished before any material damage was done.
The building was occupied by a clothing merchant
upon the side fronting the Square, by jeweler on
Market with, we believe one or two families over
head. The efficiency of the machines upon this occa
sion removed the last vestge of prejudice against
their Introduction on the part of all who were present
and their admirable working was frequently greeted
with loud applause
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4uarheIs by IcIegraphs
CIScNSAII, Sept. Flour unsed at s55 C5 Oats 90.
Mess Pork $3.50.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept CoOn steady saesto day l0c0b bales;
Middng lOS9IO. Flour has advancing teniencv s.
b2. Corn steady 6497O Mess Pork quiet So The
total receipts port for the ending Sept s,
are 2555 bales, valued Stock
leans II, $50 bales .s ...-.-..
New York. Sept 1-COtton quie sales to dsy SEQ bales.
Flour advanced 5lo sales 1900 bbs at IS 4595 Com
667O Mess Pork firm 200 bbls
$40 50. Coffee quti sale, unimpOran MOlassss quiet su
gar dull-Cusa6Z
MEAPH, August 3The Cotton receipts a. Mephs for the
season nong September Is against 900
bales last year; suck at Memphis, 100 bales
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sworn Testimony.
SCRCoE LAKE, Essex Co.. n. Y. |

SCRCON LAKE, EssaI Co, n. y
February 6, 1858. !
WM &. HAGAN Troy, N. Y.-Dsdr Sir: Having used your
Hair Colorng Restorative and having been much pleased
with it, axe pleasure in making the following From
the effects Of sickness hen years
Of my hair commenced turning grey
grow un'ii Il became perfectly ChS, being very
Lss l chvd my fifty third year, when
induced by purchase heimstre Hair
COOrng prepared you Ic7mmenced accord Hg
directions, and IN fec days surprised
the corning ba to orig nal
color Ii nnud grow until it truly brown
glossy Def in youthful days, Is zulu
TeSt0, ed 20 It's original color. MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co. Myla Seaman before me and was duly
that the above ue this
February 1855 JoEL / POTTER, Justice of the Pc Ce
Remember that this resul produced by HElsTREETs IN
iH6e, ic org nal and only eIgd6le Hair Restorative
Price fifty bottle. sOid every where
HAGAN CO., Proprietors, Troy, Ny.
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It. S. Mari.

This sterling young man has become enc of the
prOprietOTs of the UNION AND AMERICAN. He is one
of the rising men OF the country; approaching the
result of industry and economy, and having conf
dence IN the future, he moves TO the perfOr
nance of his duties with will that knows de-
feat We expect TO have the pleasure in few
years of cOngratuatng HIM the principal editor
and proprietor OF that standard sheet with which
he is now connectod-LebdnOa Democrat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02
from Rew YnrIr.

Nav YORK, Sept. 1.-The Haytiens have concluded
a cOncordat with the Pope to have an Arch Bishop
and three Bishops.
The steamer Cahawba with Havana dates of the
25th has arrived.
1t IS reported that the United States steamer Cru
sader captured slave steamer which had landed
part of her cargo. 1t is also reported that Capt.
Patten, formerly of the yacht Wanderer had stolen
the barque Wildfre, from Key West Harbor, bat
was pursued, and the vessel re-captured by party
of wPeckers
Sugars were little better. IOasses dull.
The steamer Cahawba is below.
The steamer Glasgow took 1920 00, and the New
York 100000 specie
The ship Liberty, for New Orleans, arrived at
Nassau on the 10th. She had been ashore on Mosell
bank $4,000 salvage is claimed, and the case goes
before the Admiralty Court.
The bark Indiana, from Savannah to Havana was
totally lost near Bahamas. The cargo of rice was
mostly saved.
The schooner Virginia, from Philadelphia to In
dianola was totally lost with her cargo.
The slOop-of-war ST. Louis has arrived with ST.
Domingo dates of July 29th. The Spanish frigate
landed men and arms the previous morning. 1t ia
suspected that Spain is trying assert authority
over that section of the Island. Several cases Of
yellow fever had occurred,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02

The New Orleans Price Current gives the following as tn
compa prices that the 24h Of August
in the years named: .ra
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L Douglas Disunion EIoctor.

Ex-Governor WINSTON, Of Alabama, was and is
for DOUGLAS. On the 9TH of November, of 1856, in
his message to the Legislature of Alabama, he used
the following language:
1T is only necessary for US to be true to our
selves and to preserve our institution, to be q
great and prosperous people The Union is not
with Us of the south = paramount political good,
however much we may, and do, desire its cOntinu
alce under strict adherence to constitutional pro
visions and guarantees. When these can no longer
be maintaned-or when further aggression upon
our right is praCtiCed by dominant political power
at the NOrth-WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO GAIN
AND NOTHING TO LOSE BY DISRUPTING
EVERY TIE THAT BINDS Us TO THE CON.
FEDERACY.'
Mr.. WINSTON is Douglas elector in Alabama.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
PGbIiC Speaking

PGbIiC Speaking.
Gs. B. BATH E. GoILADAY Esq, electors for the 5h
dis will address their fellow citizens the following times
and places:
Murfreesb0ro. Monday, September ,.
Smyrna, Tuesday, September4
Nersales, Wednesday, September 5.
Fosteryille, J Sday September g.
Big Spring Friday September :.
Readyvie, saturday, September &.
The list appointments have been agreed By the
undersigned acting behalf Of Gen BATE and MIR. GOADAY
B y. BILLARD,
AUGUST % $50 INn W. BuRIcN.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LArnR FROM EUaorE.


Eoxeign Fer steamer Fulton.
Fifteen hundred Garibaldians disembarked In Ca
labris. 20ooinsurgents Joined them and all retired
TO the mountains a
Col. Cosing with 1000 volunteers Quilted Tasmania
taking the direction ofthe main land ~ a.
Fifteen hundred men from Sardinia with arms
and tents landed atNapes but were compelled 70 re-
embark =
Joined the insurgents.
The Austrian marine budget is to be increased
one hundred million horns.
The English cabinet have agreed to cease negoti-
atoms for the admission of SPAN as one of the great
powers. ~.
I, The income tax bill passed the House of Com
mons. Ha ss
The Indian Chamber of Commerce passed resoIu-
tons against Wilson's currency scheme.
American stocks advanced.
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soc Reward.

tTRAYED Stoe from subscriber living four
south ofNashvle, the l6hnst surrei horse,
fifteen hands three inches high, with fax and tail
hind white, NJ ir forehead avy and
"a will give 10 for the OF the hUTse-snd stolen,
$50 for the arrest and conviction Of the thief.
CHARLES BOsLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02


MEssRs B. FAHNETOCK & Co ,3entlsmen-FOr q number
Of past have rOubl with dreadful guaEng
in the pit OF stomech. accompanied By anIness and
in the head and, sitter sdheng TO the scs Of
emf ent phys 'lans and receiving benefit hereom,
induced try B. R,HSETcoK VerifUge; and after taking
walls 10 surprise passed twelve yards Of
And assert tina have former Lestn for
which feel indebted to Is A Fahnestocks Velmiiuge
cheertuy recommend it as being eicacous and harmless.
HENRY HOFFMAN.
7Purchasers should look well init the wrap
per AMI thai thew buying A. Ks
grac and other sep9-R
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Information wanted.

OFPEcxY COPELAND (nephew to the late Thomas Cope
land OF this Cityl who Nashville about weeks since,
and was last heard rosd leading to Charlotte Dickson
county, company with named MaEey or ecksey ANY
Information will he gratefully ecsived by his mother
any the city pap or her residence Crdsr
near Newton Tayurs Grocery, McLemore street. Other
papers will confer a favor by copying this notice
aug2s 60dtw&wlt LlTZf COPELAND
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02
InsOsvent Nolice.

LII persors having claims against tn estate of WS A.
N DUDLEY deceased here notified to hls them legally
auhentcs with the Olerk Of County c. of hickman
county, Tennessee before The 18th day Of Novemer neN
in that settlement division TfG be made
augq-W3t lucy A. DUDLEY, Administrative,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02

TENAKEN by A. E. CARTER living said county, in Dis
rict No Is on Turkey Creek anout twelve miles North
west Of Wsverly, Horse Mule of brywn color, about
four years old. Appraised to $50
JANEs D. FORESTER, Ranger,
~ LL..-.. n-.L. aranA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02
From New York.

New YORK. Aug. 30.-This morning an Austrian
bark named the Tuccine, which was on the dry dock
at the foot Of Governor street fell in owing to the
giving way Of the bilge blocks. man named Jo-
seph Howard, who was engaged on the vessel as
caulker was crushed to death, and another man
named Robert Cannon was seriously injured. Ii
is feared that several others have received injuries
though of less dangerous character. .
About O'Clock this morning Jos. Behon died al
his residence in Mortrose avenue, Brooklyn. He
died from the effects of injuries received at the
hands of his son, Joseph BehOn jr the 10Th inst
difficulty Of long standing has existed between the
parties, growing out of the marriage of Mr.. Behon
Jr., to a woman who was never favOrably received
by the Behon family, account Of her alleged vio-
lent temper.
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DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

Burns and caused explosion especially from
FLUID LAMTs BOHERs, &C. instantly relieved
Of urning anguish by this cooling and healing basam
The Inflammation subs ides u IDLY
noby second restoring skin and,
what remarESble said any Ointment.
the Cicsce leaves behind OF the mshap,
DALLENs wonderful skin hea er is employed. Sold
principal depots, Broadway N and Chares street. New
Orleans by j. WRIGHT & Co., General Agents. Also by
all druEEi s and merchants. TCps-d,
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E,nre CIlnncc.

HAVE forsaea No. Man Cook superior dining room
servant, about thirty FIVE years Of age.
Also several other likely Negroes among them superior
COOK, good Blacksmith and alikey body
Apply WILL BOYD, jr.
August 10, 'e0-dlW No so Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02
Proposed Amendments TO the City ChRrter'
VOTEIES, ATTENTION.

The Legislature at its last session passed an Act
of which the following is portion:
SIC At the next annual election for Msyor and Aldermen
and Council the voters favor u the election Of said
officers for term years, shall ut the words Term OF
Years." the tickets and amajory Of ell
Tor term Of two years. and theear the charter OF the
cy Of Nashville shall be amended and said election Snail Dc
held accordingly and,
Thereafter qualification for Mayor Alderman and
Councmen citizenship and residence within the city OF
Nashville whole years preceding the eectioa and
no other. augzy-lW.
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FOR MAYOR.
FOg COUNCILMAN.
no RUILDERS.'

WYE are prepared to do the Tin-ROOfing and other
w sheet Metal " ork necessary in building in
mos substantial manner, will for such
81 possible rates T. NJ. EUBANK a. CO.,
First door below Post Office on Church street.
ans-dkw Nashville, Tenn
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aug e2-3xs
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X Al S WILLIE +.
ROCK CITY MILLS,
roR COLUMBIA!

The Democracy of old Maury have Granu Mass
Meeting ct Columbia, on Monday. An extra trAil u
cars viii leave the Depot IN this city AZ ~ a
and return the same evening. leaving Columbia AZ
3 6PM Tickets for the round trip sI9O.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-02
CITY NOTICES.

AMONG the many apparent trihes continually be-
ing brought to the surface from the ideal under
world of the unknown, there are occasionally SIM
pie articles costing but little detail. but whose
combined benefits usefulness and economy of time
and money, aggregate the basis OF millions
Such an article is Spalding's prepared glue. Its
uses are innumerabc, and its cost Is next to no
thiAg the demand for Is universal 1t is prepared
with chemicals, and used cod-requiring but little
skill or time for its Home Journal NeJl
York: iitq 81 1859.