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The Cotton Crop.


The Mississippi rantrs complaining great deal about
rust In their cotton have doubt that the crop
dana gei by many OF dollars il weeks
In some portions country 1t as not appeared while
others it prevails in very destructive form. For all that we
ere yet Of the opinion crop be made
corrsspondent Of Columbus Ga Enquirer writes as fol-
lows:
The writer is planter apd recently has been in The country
ard pad parcu to prospects OF The crop and col
eeted information from enqury writing IN his
power and to tie following from present in
dications much reliance placed upon an estimate
made on Eng frost In localities the drouth has been
nearly frost; hence little more reliance than ori
nary years The States OF South Carolina Georgia. Alabama
and Texas have suffered than the other cton
growing country from drouhso muh that take of about
third from the last years yeo. The other cot on sections
have not suffered so nuca and take fourth from the
year. and the result Of Calculations that the crop cannot
exceed three and han miions and will likely fall IN
der.
The Lavaca Tesa) Gulf Key the s3d u says We learn
that several planters have repanted and are being rewarded with
fee stand In places it is foot high and will make
fine crops as there is plenty Of time before cold
weather.
During the former part Of the and some time
Dak our cotton crop promise Of turning finely
nen naspclous have destroyed all opes such be
Dg the case We hear comp ANTS from all parts and ad
lOlng counties -WaynesborO' (Ga) News, Aug. 90.
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THE KIDNAPPING CAsE.-We learn from gentle.
man in whom we have every confidence. that the
persons who kidnapped the alleged Texan Abolition
list are highly respectable--One of them having been
Auditor of the State of Arkansas We are also in
formed that the guilt of the arrested is I'M
questionable. We have other particulars, but are
not at liberty to publish them at present.-MenphiS
dUdldpche Sent 4
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EhGs-The supply having further dim nished, again
vance, to l3c for prime selected and lie unsolicited
FEAfHERS-A continued good demand, city dea lers
paying 445c for good 10 prime arrival indicating
steady market.
Ma continued good demand for this article,
prices have advanced 5O53c which the rates paid
rival ~ the city dealers
HAY Tie quantity offering during the week has been large
and prices gave furhera Soc t1D the
closed dull at BIS 5O4 for Timothy in bales,
OILS Lnseed dali st 5s59 and in 6Oc has
obtained lard hTm at &c fr Red sa5c fer
and Saponohed the latter rate including bb Coal oil dull
55(g6Ur for the best for burning
SIS
MHlSkf-A cd demsrd all the week and the being
light iIices ADVANCED The daI
day gUc, closing mil
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07

HSHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State OF
To all shall these Greettn0 whereas u
has heen made t. that certain jim NEWbbRN
having committed foul and atrocous mufoer on
the I'd day Of August s60 upon the body OF Warmack
late OF Davidson, has hedrom ustife and now
running at large
now therefore G. HARRIS Governor aforesaid,
nv virtue of the power author ~ in vese do hereby
oTer a reward Of Two undred Dollars to any person
or ers ms who apphend the sad John Ntvbern and
deliver aim to the Tailor Of Comfy Of Davsen,
in order that Justice that behs may be had aud executed
- In testim ny whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great zeal of the State to be affixed al
IL y Nashville, the thday of Angus 1860
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor
J. Z. R. Ray, Secretary Of State.
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Mr.. TURNBULL, young man from Lexington. Mis-
sissippi, was the gentleman WHO was so seriously
injured by the accident on the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad near Decatur, Ala on Sunday. He
lived but about twenty-four hours. He was on his
way to this city with younger sister, to place her
in one of our schools
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Cincinnati Market, sept. 5.

BUfTER-The receipts having fallen quite largely the
supply became inadequate to the demand which, however has
not i1creaed Perceptnly prices advanced l2c closing
Al 9llc for common to fair l24c for good prime
q, l6c for Yves eTn Reserve
ESWAX-There is of this Offering, ard the
market is dull and prices have declined 292s which
rates now pail b. dealers, arrival
CHEZ EThe densnd has been Of the supply
ing the whole week and prices advanced nc b. closing
Tor prime Western Reserve This advance
ing of in the supply her than the
CANDLES AND Sophie emand for Candies has been
exceedingly light during the week the rules dull
but prices are unchanged Soap is steady. We quote:
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The largest cotton planter in the South is said to
be JUDGE Griffin of Washington county, in this State
His crops annually about 5000 bales Oxford
.(1fiss.) Mercury
The value of bale of cotton is estimated at $50,
so that Judge GEHFNs crop is worth $500, 600
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Arge stock Of grade Of Prints, and Brown
Domeses Plaid Lnseys, printed and plain; 81 DsAnes
and Casnmeres Coored Silks Black Silks Roplns Lebzges
French hernos English AID German kernos Priaed Aner
can DeLAI7es, kbons Triumngs White g0Sds Elbroderes
Aeesi large stock Of Hhe yellow, red and gray RanneIs
Cloths, Csssimees, SAnes, Jeans. and Beaver
Cloths Over COatngs; large Shirts skrtS Fronts
Shirt Collars susPendsr Gloves Hose and half every
kind, &C, &C
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07

THOMAS NEWELL son of Capt. THOMAS H. NEWELL.
of the steamer H. R. W. HILL accidentally shot him
self with pistol in Memphis the 4th inst. The
ball entered the right eye, passing into the brain
and causing instant death. ..
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Cincinnati Horse Market, Sept. 4.

DURING the We ding this evening the Horse
good The anTas have large demAnt has ncrea
ed over that OF last week The fall bus be said
have iar set in and drovers will find uy dp
Of their stock aud it he OF good ty they vii iEe
uneTatVe ICES Private dealers ot increase Of trade
they have throug the week sell several IRIS fancy matched
horses one that brought eight hundied dollar,
were purchased ty gentleman named Simmon Memphis
1e
During the week about hundred nules passed
nrough the city route Paris KY cf which
IRON NOrhe Ohio aid India T.ere pr
but little demand any harness
Draught horses AID brood oed
rs-GQsens.
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EXPRENS FREIGHT

(HE NashvIe and Chattanooga kairoad Uompany m con
merton with the Roads below, running an Express
Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville,
slower Seed with the certainty their passenger
trains No delay to freights by this route.
ians6-tf NeBP E. W. COLE, sup't.
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STOLEN--S5O ward.

RoM the subscriber Waverley Saturday night last
Iron Gray Verse white aud bScS spots his
l0ols IL they Lad disc IN time le sim Of collar
his shoulders rabed oil bis shoulders, orr
d. ualks nneiy and trois little. consdeTa
saddle right side Of his The
he for his and apprehension Of the thief SIS
for either. VII. j. WHITE.
September o, '60-d&EItt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07

Mr.JW. MERRIAM has retired from the Memphis
Avalanche having sold his interest to NV CLUsKEr,
who had previously purchased the interest of the
late COLIN CAsPBELL-
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CITY NOTICES.

PRESERVE YoUR FWT.-T NJ EUBANK Co. No
Church street, next the PostofFice, have on han
over 100 dos. of the best tin fruit cans ever mad
in this CITY, which they will sell at cost to close out
Quarts, SlOO per doz. pints SIPS, and quarts
at 81 so per dozen
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DESCRIs TION.

NeeWbern five years Of age, about five
high, weighs about I35 pounds ID Of dark
pexon black restless ey toeraby dark hair with
the upper lip hs forehead, which presents drawn
appearance sometimes speaks stammerny is good
carpenters trede, he is
much addicted to n:emperance and has thin bsd and his
hair times is short. August II, 6O-d3tk vim
a ,.,aIa e..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-07

Alittle boy three years old, son of Mr. D. brown,
Of Memphis, was over by hack on the 4th inst
and instantly killed.
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TENNESSEE FEMALE COLLEGE



FENHIS rhing young Institution will open Its Fourth
legRte year Monday The Sd Of September next IL
yields The palm to ne institution ths South, in the ability OF
its cuy horoughness Of acquisition extent Of course cI
study.
the accomplishments 1t has select and increasing
library and III other apparatus TIE boarding mouse
repaired furnishd The table Will be peuteou=y
supplied and the Of superintendent and maton un
hitting. The locally verbal O health tie moral tone OF
its society and its excellent church facilities.
For Catalogue other particulars spply TO
jim NARSHALL, President,
or W 5. McLEMORE, Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION.

August I, Is6O-twGwIm
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BuRNs and SCANS ~ explosion, especially from
BURSTING FLUID LANDS BOERs &C. instantly relieved
Of cir burning anguish by this cooling and healing balsam
The Inflammation subsidies increaby time and the
eoi Of nature Doby second in restoring the skin; and
what and said OF other OutRep,
the cicsce leaves behind Of the mshsp,
DALLEfe wonderful skin healer employed Sold at the
principal depot IL broadway, N Y and Chartres street. New
Orleans by j. WRIGHT & CO., General Agents Also by
all druggists and merchants. sep2-dt E&wln
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COMMERCIAL.


In New York on TIE "a $500 Tennessee per Bends
sold at 90s<c
The following comparative statement Of the Of
ecie from New York from LIST Of January the LIST Of Sep
anr.lo. IN tha rasrn nnte.l.
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sANFORD'S
Liver Invj@oratOE,

4
UTiscomDoHnded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established Standard Medicine known
and anDraved NV All that have Ised i and is
sorted h win confidence in all the disease for which il
II b cnrs5 Thousands within the last two years
who had given up ali hopes OF relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my J. possession show
The dose must be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and us ed in such quantities TO
act gently on the Bowels. ,
pse Of The LIVER in. > ViGORATOiS, and it
viii cure Liver Com. = plants, Bilious L.
lacks, Dyspepsia, chronic DIarrhoea
RI, Dropsy, Sour Stomach, HabisuaI
COSIiVeuess, ChOls les Cholera, ChOle-
Ienoe, az M e. e Femaie Weakness-
eE, and may used sue :, lcessfullZ a ORD Tnas
~ Family medis n cine. It will cure SICK
III e A ID A C H Es las = Thousands can testify) in
twenty minutes, If - two Ghree Tea.
spOOnfuls are TAX. = en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
All who use itare giving their mOuy
Mix water in the mouth the lnvigorator and swallow
Also, SANFORD5S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from vegetable and put
nGLASs CASES air tight, and viii keep in any climate.
The FANNY ga. thartlS FILL is a gen
tie but active Csthartc which the proprietor has
used in his practice than twenty years
have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
s express in regard to their has induced place
them within the reach of all =
The Profession well know that different Catharics act
The FAMILY G a. = TEARTIC PILL
has with due reference this we'll established fact,
been compounded from . variety Of the purest Veee
table Extracts, which act alke every part of the
almensry canal, and are - good safe in all cas-
es where Cathartic is n needed, such ID e
engagements Of the stomach, SleeBis
ness, Pains i'm the Back and l. o n s,
COSIiVenesS, "a m and Soreness over
the whole Q y, = from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected. - end in long Of Fe-
yer Loss of Appe- 3 tite, Creeping sen
SaIiOn of Cold over the body, RESTLESS
ness, Headache, or weight in TN II cad,
all InflammatO Vy - Diseases, WORMS in
Children or Adults, RheumaLIsm, great
Purifier Of the Blood y and many dseasss to which
flesh is heir too mention this
ment. Do Sc to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigOraIOr and Family Ca
thartic Pitts taed by Druggists generally, anG sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns.
st W.SANF0RD NJ. d
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 1876 Broadway, N. Y.
J. WOOD CO,
febl. St. outs, No.
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ON Monday, Sept 10TH $780, at3P we will sell fer &C.
" count ot r. BARE Co., large lot Of unclaimed bag.
gage &C. Also, two Watches. Sale positive Terms cash.
HARDY BROTHERS,
sep0-tds AuctiOneers Gent Ag'ts 4e Public square
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Arrival OF the Steamer Prince Albert.
New YoRK, September 5--The steamer Prime,
Albert has arrived st St. Johns from Galway tn,
18th. ~
The steamer Great Eastern had arrived out
There Is nothing decisive from Garibaldi but his
progress IS steady. The Fort of Peggio capitlated
A large force under Cosense also crossed to the
main land.
The steamer Canadian arrived at Londonderry on
the 2Sth
ENGLAND-In the House of Commons Lord Pal
merston denied that Austria threatened to support
Naples, and said that Austria would adhere to nom
intervention until her frontiers were threatened
Jesse Hartley, the constructor of nearly all the
naval docks. is dead.
FRANcE.-The weather has been very wet.
Royal Intendent of Potewsea has headed an insur-
A meeting of Gariba!di's sympathizers was held
in London
Fuad Pacha had completely quoted the Syriaus.
The Russian harvest is the most abundant that
there has been for years.
From ST. Joseph.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept G.-The Pony Express of the
25th has arrived Trade checked by the adj
vance in prices, which were steady at last quota
tons.
The Bell men are enthusiastically organizing h.
ing stimulated by the Kentucky and North Carolina
news. All parties are preparing actively for the
canvass News unimpOrtant The Denver CIV
express brings $4,000 gold. Mining news rather
unfavorable. -
Overland Mail.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Sept. 6. The California Over
land Mail of the 18th has arrived.
In the revolution in chihuahua the Church party
is successful. The Liberal Government fed to Me-
leo.
Pesquiera is fast losing ground in Sonora
The stories of gold mines in Arizona are hum
bug.
Everything is dull throughout the Rio Grande
country.
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UOR cnETNCILFIaN

We AreAuthorized to announce Dr. p g. WOODWARD as
e6date for councilman from I'd Ward the ensuing
ricipa election. augSSdte'
We are authorised announce s. CHEATHAM a car
diase for re- selection, Councilman from the 9Th Ward,
st the ensuing Municipal election Juns1-td.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
WITH
N u . IN &c MI
snle of UncIalmed I.nrgage

In their well known Companies that have deposited Tennessee
Bonds with the Comptroller the amount Of $50 0OU.
Being four times ali the other Insurance Offices
dining in Nashville
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sworn Testimony.

ScKooS LAKE, Essex Co, N.Y.
February G, lS5S. (
WV U,eAN Troy, N Y.-Dedr Sir: having used your
Hair Colug or Restorative, and having been pleased
with it axe pleasure making the following statement From
tie effects Of re a. sickness hen ahou. e hen years
ag nv hair commenced turning grey, and continued
grow un IL became perfectly t1ht, being harsh snd
coarse Las summer re my fifty third ye when
induced by friend purchase tEO bottles Of Hemstr5e Hair
Colonr lrepared by yo commenced using accord ng
directions ana and ia fec days surprised to find that
oItRard turning ba TO Us orig nal
color 50 ,ntnutd groS until il truly brown and
glossy youthful days, and as noe Ely
gest5- ed 70 rs oyfyjn y color MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co. 81: NJ, la Seaman before and duly
Swora and spys that the above This 9th day
February, 1858. JuELI POTTER, Justice Of the Pc
Remember ths iut procured by HEMsTREETs IN
intg6ie ne orig nal and ORy eIaJe Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
E HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, Y
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CAUCUsES Of 1860.
HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL POLITICAL CoNvEN.
TIoNs Of the current Presidential Campsig Being a
complete record Of the business OF all Conventions. By
HALsTEAD, eye witness Of them all.
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK FOR 1860 comprising a brief
view Of Presidential Nominations Elections since 1886
Compiled by HoRAcE GREELEY and JOHN 2. CLEVELAND
Just received by F. HAGAN n CO.
sept4 Al Collie, street
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ALFRED BENJAMIN & Co.
DEALERS IN
BOOKS AND STATIONERY, &C.,
IIg CHATHaM STR,Er NV YORK.
T5Address- BGYERs & KIRBY,
Publishers, GRllatin Sumner County, Tenn.
Septeu her 4 IsGO-llm
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Franklin County, Tenn.,t
August lst 1860. !
To Architects.

August LIST, 1860. !
TO Architects.
7NS for the buildings of the Unve sty of the South
II invite r the Archit cts Of the United atates
The building for which designs required
the main building Of the sroup The desIn for this building
Gust c1nempa Contra Structure fanked by two wings, thu
whole to be two st9rirs Oh
upper Of the central structure is to be used
sxhniOu Hall 1t must be constructed with galleries
the plan Of the Music. with sngs fl
twenty i've hundr persons The lower story be divided
Chices for the business OF the University
One Of the wings arranged for Lirary, with
Hndernean r unpacking storing &C The other wing b.
constructed aGaeTy Of the lover story of VIII oh
used as academy Of design.
The pars must contemplate building Of stone which shall
be fire rOCf thrOu The wings
admit OF extension,
For her particulars ia reference this and the other build
inEs to be erected application be made TO The Executive
Committee.
The design which may adopted will be psic for All others
will be subject to the order OF the Architects
All designs must he forwarded reach University Place
by the Isl day of october and be addressed the Exc
tive COMMITTEE University Place FraHkn County Tennessee
By of the Executive Committee.
LE0NIDAS POLK.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Suj COHl8itee.
GEO K. FAIRBANKS,
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LII CASE, a merchant of Memphis, committed SUI
eide il New York few days since.
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DRCi4 q DuPOENT,
No 409 BroadWay, New Yorl

healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
Us with the same essential elements and Of
ns rue Standard AnayEe the Blood Of suf
rng from Consumption Liver plant Dyspepsia scroula
&c and We find 10 e0ey asGce certain deficiencies in the
req gohues Of the blood Supply these Deficiencies, and
are made we'll The Blood Food is founded upon this the
ory-hence its astonishing success. There
FIVE PREPARATION
adapted the deficiencies Blood different diseases For
coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, or any affection what
ever OF the Throat Lungs inducing COnsu In Pc
uon use No. ], which is also the No for Depression OF
spirits, Loss OF Appetntes and for all chronic
Comp laiuGs arising from OVersuse. General De
0llltys and Nervous FrOstratsOR. No 2 for LIVs
er Com plaintss No. for Dyspepsia. BeSdg az
Te0dy prepared absorption il is taken by drops and
carried Immediately into the circulation, that what you gan
you retain. The No is for Female Arreg uIaritles,
HysLeria, Weak nesSes, &c See special directions
for this. For Salt Rheum, EruPGiOnSs Scrotu-
tOuS, Kidney and Bladder Com plants take NO
s. In all the strictly folloTe4 Price
Of the Blood Food 81 Der DO tie. -
Sold By CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York,
And BY all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. ]. WOOD Co., st. Louis,
spI4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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THE RACES YESTERDAY afforded fine sport for those
in attendance. For the pacing race there were two
entries, Capt Kinney" and :" John Riddleberger, -
the former winning the race, the latter being dis
tanced on the third heat Time-2:4S, 2:4l, 2:57.
For the trotting there were three entries
Shelby Williams. Bonnie Bess," and L" Kit Car
SON." The race was by the former in three
straight though closely contested heats. The fol
lowing is a summary:
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DIR. EArONsS ENFANEIEE CORDIAL.
and xy7 because never ss 90 d0r fEsfanans0s Tsis
when given In time 1t acta as by magic trial atont
willcOnvincs yor that what say Is true Ttconains
NO PAREGORIC OH OPTATE
any kind and therefore relieves By reOpiao he ssinos
Of child instead Of BY dsGdein0 ssnsbe For this
reason, ccnmends efa the only reliable prepal known
fer Children Tee5lliRg, DiarrhCas Dysente-
~, Gripping in She Bowels, Acidity of the
sso Tor s9ftntag the gums reducing izdmdtea Se1n
tdg tae booets and ree5t7g pain 4 hSs eQdt-be ne
cases OF Con v ulshOn or other tits. As you Uague
tae tYe and hed OF y0r cadre and aDish them
IRON Haoee sag ana otttng conssQBsSo,s echich
tain 20 result from TIE Of narcotics Of soicA all other
reeaaes Tor yda5e Complaints COMPOSED take none
oH Drs EatOu's aufanGGAe Cordial, this y1u can
Teg upon It Is perfectly harmless and njure the
most delicate infant Price IS Full directions accompa-
each bottle. Prepared anly BY
CHURCH q DuPOENT,
No Rrnadrav. NeVY York
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Sale of Valuable Gown Lots in Co
| Iumbia.
ON he Goth OF September, 1860 will sell to the highest
" bi der, a credit Of Une, two and three years,
| A Tract of Land containing about Eighty
J Acres,
dviled purchasers lying the
West margin Of the town. adjoining the lands Of Asye
Dale and Mcclure. Bono and approved security Will
be required of the purchaser and leo retained -
| GREY P. WEBB
| augl6-dtW&wtds TH0S J. 6ORF.