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The C0NDrUoN OF A HoUNG LADY DETERMINED
1t is a nice point to decide exactly when girl"
becomes young lady" In a suit in Cchonharie
county Pennsylvania lately, the cause turned upon
the point whether the defendants daughter was
child entitled to be boarded at half price or full
grown specimen Of the female article, competent to
have the question popped at her. and to faint
away at an affirmative response. 1t is now settled
that young lady is any delicate individual Of the
feminine gender who will not touch onions stewed
in butter, or eat nice boiled cabbage. This great
principle, which must forever settle the question,
was promulgated by knowing witness on the trial
referred to.
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The Commission appointed to publish the CORES
pondence Of NAPOLEON l is preparing for the press
another volume, to be issued by H. PLOS, Paris.
The number Of letters documents and dispatches Of
the Emperor hitherto gathered by the Commission
amount to no less than $1,000, which is calculated
will FORM when printed. forty large volumes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

The Yiscount de MoNrEFEERIER married, in Paris
recently, Mile YHLEXArS, daughter of the eminent
writer, when all the literary people and Orleanists
were present
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Five Dollars Reward.

WILL give the reward FOR the at my
place the Of Cedar and Wstkinss Streets
the Psnitentlry. Of small BLACK MULE, with white
spotsone the shoulder the other the nec3 hands
shOd all round, aud tail trimmed and years old
junel3-lw NJ GRAY.
COZ Onh MONTGOMERY COUNTY
W iuneI3-dIt TRADERS, RANK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

The manufacture of crockery has been commenced
in Illinois, on scale large enough to supply the de-
mand Of the whole valley of the Mississippi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

An amateur sculptor of Butler No, is engaged in
chseling an ideal piece of statuary from Brecken-
ridge coal, which he calls an "African slave.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

During the shower Wednesday afternoon, the 9th
inst, the lightning struck the house occupied by
Mrs. EBENEzER HAzIEToN. in Sunapee, New HaE.-
shire. Mrs. HAzLEToN was standing near the stove
when the lightning struck the chimney, descended,
split the stove in pieces, and instantly killed Mrs
HAzEToN. She was about 65 years Of age, Six
years ago a son of hers was killed the Fitchburg
Railroad soon after nephew was drowned five
years ago her husband took his own life and now
the wife and mother by violent death, is sent to
meet her kindred in eternity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

THE RICHMOND CoNyENuoS.-It will be seen from
our telegraphic dispatches that the Richmond Con-
vention has taken recess to allow its members to
attend the Baltimore Convention.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

The PRESERVATION To THE QUEEN THROUGH mad
vETENCE A Mrs. Duncan Stewart recently, as
we have stated presented at the Court of the British
Queen by the Countess of Fife few days after
ward, public notice was given, from the Lord
Chamberlain's Office, that the presentation was
Through inadvertence" The plain English of this
is, that discovery had subsequently been made of
some by-gone scandal IN which Mrs. Duncan Stewart
was implicated. and which the austerely virtuOus
Victoria regarded as sufficient to Danish the unfOr-
tunate lady from her Court So the brand is stamp
ed upon Mrs. Duncan Stewart in the most offensive
and public manner A similar affair happened a
few years since and the branded lady grieved her
self into the grave The case Of Lady Flora Hastings
is not forgotten by the public, and probably many
exclaimed with reverence, 'see what highly virtU-
GUS Court is the Court of Sovereign Lady Queen
Victoria Others may entertain the suspiciOn-Just
the bare suspicion-that true virtue, conscious of
its purity, and in its innocence unsuspicious Of
guilt IN others. would scarcely deem such rigorous
discipline needed to make its own good qualities
apparent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

A short time since child of Mr.. EvERINGHANl,
residingin South Troy, seized with alarming
Illness the prevalent symptoms being violent spasms
of coughing. After the lapse Of week, during
which time this mysterious attack continued, the
child spit out large carpettack, which had become
lodged in its windppe, and caused all the trouble.
1t is now doing well.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

SOUTHERN CoLLEGEs.-The Southern Literary Mes-
SengT (Richmond, Va SAYS:
We shall be pleased to receive from the various
Male and Female Colleges, Universities, Academies
and other institutions of learning throughout the
South, Succinct history of their origin. present
condition and prospects. With these, we should be
glad to get cuts representing the buildings grounds
&c. 1t will afford US pleasure to publish anything
Of this sort gratis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

ANOTHER AMERICAN LADY To WE'D FOREIGN PRINCE.
Miss WILLING. Of Philadelphia, a niece Of Mrs.
RIGwAY according to late Paris letter, Is soon to
marry Hungarian Prince, man OF enormous for
tune This desire of American women to marry
foreign titles, is almost disease, and one which
often proves TO them a nlalady incurable.
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$50 Reward.

STOLEN from my stable IL the rghborhood Of Columbia on
he night Of the 10Th Of May last, fne Black Mare,
fesn hands high highly formed and we'll muscled heavy
name tail without any white kept perhaps, spot
from saddle marx Her Ion and pointed her limbs clean
and feet rather small but we'll shape she fine under the
saddle WALKS remarkably fast pact and trots and kindly
buggy any where Ths hi rode OF fne black Span
ish saddle. He tracked lies in The direction Of Fay
etteYs Winchester. viii pa the above the
livery Of the at residence and hundred dollars Tor
GID. ,. PILLOW.
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DrsyWuI1AM P YOUNG. Jr, and WEBSTER LIvpsr.Ey.
both of Washington, have been commissioned as surs
geons and physicians, to accompany the captured
Africans on their return home.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13
The Great Weather Plant.
ULL NJ A Ms
w Gather aGOr
Indicates the Weatasr "A hours IN adUaRcs.

From the OF Certificates and Testimonials rev
ed in relation this wonderful Plant, At liberty 70 reer
the following knOTn Of e most distinguished
and scientific Of the Union, such
Gen. Harding Davidson county
TnOuas riding, Esqs 4"
Aris Brown, Esq, ="
Lucls Polk. EsI, Maury county;
Thomas GoWdey, Esq, (JeHelerl NszhYilisi
David Sanders, Esq, Carthage, Tenn;
Prof. Georges Blackie Nashville;
Bowling. do
s. Lindsey, do
Wright, do
g. " Draper. New YORK UniVersy;
Franklin Bacas, Author Of the United States Dilperats
~. Philadelphia,
John Ailinyt0a, Memphis Medical College;
." Lewis AgassiE, Camhridge University, Mass
o Joseph Herr, Smithsonian Institute;
" L Riddle, University Of Louisiana, n o;
Z" James stafford, Cumberland University, Lebanon;
" curry, knoxville Tennezsee.
Hon. Judge Baxter, NashViles
- o P Nicholson. Washington, c;
Rector G smith, Columbia;
Hon John MARSHALL, Attorney at Law, franklin Tenn
Rev Dr. Lapsley, Carthage Tenn.
Thousands Of equally reliable the above c5ud be
given but for want Of space
Price 81 so, or when sent by mail 500.
N Is. St1ts and County RigAts for Sale AddTess,
STRETCH y EOEEESES, Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
Agents for h Unitsi States. maI2f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

BEEyAv and SAVERS are giving sparring exhibit
lions at the Cremorne Gardens, London, for which
hev were to receive s6,25O each
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

Bishop SPALDDG, Of I.ouisviIl-, KY has just pub
Hsbed a history Of the Protestant Reformation
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

The amount Of property invested,in literary in
st'tuuons by the Protestant Episcopal Methodist
Church is over S3OOOOOO.
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- ~ ~ 4INg
Imperial and
Young Hyson Teas.

OOong and POEehong Teas Pickles, Preserves OYSTERS sok
ing Iotlcco and many other articles.
10 To al Ct Whch would call ne especial attention and
invite the inspection Of the trade assure then We can
many Inducements not be found elsewhere
isns-6 ARCHER OHEArHAs BROTHER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13
TENNESSEE STATE FAIR AT NASHVIL
0zaana Santalnlar IatA. IgGn-EnLda gin Dnns.

ODe18 E6IEe11JsF I6EI1 I56O-HOI18 8le Ddy5-
IIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS each is offered the Blood
Stallion, Roadster Stallion, Jack, and Durham Bull, be-
sides liberal Premiums all other classes Of domestic animals,
and all manufactured articles No entry fee is charged, and
competition invited from the whole Union. Programmes will be
forwarded any part the Union free Of charge appca
ton to L. P. WILLIAMS, Secretary
ll-w2un Of EtaAe RIM Naahv 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

Two Men MURDERED BY A CIRCUS COYPANY.-A ter
rble fight took place at Montezuma, Indiana be-
tween a Circus Company exhibiting there on Satur-
day, and some of the citizens of that place in which
two of the latter were killed. by being beaten with
the pegs used in fastening down the canvas. No ar
rests were made, ard the murderers are still at
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summer! summerI ~

FEHHE weather gatting warm and nov ne ts to chn-s
underwear. Just resolved large and SUPERB assarte IN
Lnderahirts and Drawers to-Tit:
Gauze Silk Shirts and DraEera;
Lisls Thread Shlrt1 and Drauars,
Merro 20 DO.
Net Cotton 90 20,
shaker Flannai DO 40.
Jsconet SHIFTS, Drill and Linen Drswsr- AZ rru- ..4
Call at No. 2s Cherry street., one door is-1 Tissu
maI-2 j.. n. NcaILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

The Hon. D. L. YULEE has written a letter to the
Florida papers, declaring his intention to retire
from the service of the State at the expiration Of
his present Senatorial term.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

KIM B RIO 81 SIMS,
AUCTION AND COMlISSION MERCHANTS
No. II East Side Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
VNTILL give their undivided attention to business entrusted
y to their
Lseral cash advances made Consgnmsns Parties having
merchandise property dispose Of will find to their interest
to place it in hands-referenees given.
ju1e0 60-dtw&Wtf
Timers Goods, &c,
lust received and for sale the trade at the lowest prices
% 200 boxes 10 Tin, lgxI4;
loo do TX do do;
2O0 do lest Roofing lin, l4x20;
- Pigs TIM
. do Lead;
50 Bundles light Sheet Iyor
Casks No II Zncj
Pail Covers and Handles, Rivits, &c;
% Gross Fruit Cans, tops and bottoms
20 Water Coolers fancy and plain ., 3, and gallons
$50 Aaey Eve minute Ice Cream FregZeTs, the best and
most expeditions Freezers now in
Wrought Iron Cook Stew
still making four sizes Of these celebrated sing Stoves
suitable for the smallest family for large antation
Hotel and as warrant every sold to ect satisfac
ton, persons from distance depend ct stove that
will please in every respect FOR uvenence arrangement,
having stationary hot boiler beside twenty other
cooking vessels and for durability they exce BY other
cooking stove made. ". WILSON,
iune9-dlw&w4t Opposite sewanee House, Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

young musical prodigy is attracting good deal
of attention in the vicinity of Salem; little girl
aged years and months, who plays upon the
piano more than fifty separate airs having compos-
ed two or three herself. She learns very readily;
can play in the dark or blindfolded Her name Is
MARTHA S P. STORY, and she is the youngest daugh-
ter of ANDREW STORY, second, of Essexa Mass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

Notwithstanding that the Senate has concurred IN
the House resolution to adjourn on the 18th, it is
the opinion of various members of both branches
that the time will have to be extended at Leaf till
the 25.h in order to dispose of all the pending bust
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13
JNo. A. FISHER. csshier.

STATE CT TENNESSEE, DAVIDSON COUNTY
A. FISHER Cashier Of the Bank Of Tennessee, being duly
says that the accompanying statement showing the cond
Of Bank OF Tennrs from the books Of the Bank and
of the Branches for the month ending the 3st My 1900
is correct, to the best Of his knowledge and belief
Sworn 20 and subscribed before
JOSIAH FERRIss, P.
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F9yHE scond anl hri class creditors o. w. w. HlHEIs ara
not1sd tat tae sale Of Lands lar their benefit arerl1s
% cone % In heE1ursns Lewis I1aueec ca h1 fGth
Of July next This June the 81, 1850.
p. WINSTON, Trrlsrs
junea 'tt-tdl Ter NJ. ~ EiSEIE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

1here are seventeen hundred native Africans, at
hey Vest awaiting the action of Congress as to their
disposal.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
5 Barrels Old Bourbon Whisky
5 do do Rye do;
81 Baskets Heidsick Wine;
do Pic mic do;
casks Scotch Ale, for summer
For sale ty JOHN 7. BROWN,
junel3 50 Public Square
Condition OF. the Bank of Tennessee and
* Branches, Nashville, June 1, 1860.
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RefrigeFators.
GTmfenberg Dysentery syrnI
sale Of Lot on Cherry street.

Henry Foster and vile and others, Exparts
pursaBcs o. decree Of the County GO Dars,n
county, rendered in the cause az the Nay term 1850
VIII c1r Tor sale he Court House, ide city Nashville
On Satu rdaYs abe 3Oan Of June next lot 90 ground
fronting 30 feet e East lds Of Chr street NORTH and s
tween Gay and Line streets, and adjoining he property Of A. A.
Terms.--Oue third cash, and the hsancs on credit q
ons md two years With interest, win cuy require 1d
lien Istainad until paid. 2. r. CHEATu ~,
may26 80 IDS cis-k
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The amount already subscribed in Europe to tbs
memorial to HUMBOLDT exceeds $4,000
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STATE or TENNESSEE DAVIDSON COUNTY
G. P SMITH President OF the Bank Tennessee makes oath
that the accompanying statement made by the officers OF the
Bank and Branches he believes sworn 70 and
subscribed before g ? SMITH, President.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

In the city Of PIttsburg, Penn, and vicinity there
are five rolling mills which produce 100000 tuns OF
bar sheet and nail iron annually
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

Mr.. RAREY, the hOrsetamer, has obtained the goid
medal of the London Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals for his system of horsebreaklng
machine for making buttOn-holes is said to be
the latest thing in the way of inventions. 1t VIII
work, it is reported, ten holes per minnie.
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Fresh Groceries!
just 2eCe1ved
J. T. b r o w N,
No. 3s rubIic Square.

II HAVE just received and have in store SO bushels Corn
Meal Louisville; Extra white Flour, barrels
and bags; Sweet country Hams for sale by
JOHN 7. BROWN,
IS Public Square.
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FINE COGNAC,

OF on yinass and veIlesiabhsa BlnaI Aaargs, which Ar
United Vineyard Propraetor's Co. OoEnao.
Fine Old sssazsraos' Cognae.
ssVaIIaatfn', CoEnae.
ola London Dock Coznac, &c
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Msury COUNTY, June 9, '50-dktEaIn
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-04
Democrats be on your guard-Fraudu
lent Tickets.

Democrats look well to your tick
its. The Republicans in order to
defeat Smith, and Vallandignam,
will circulate every manner of
fraudulent tickets on the morning
of the election. Look well to your
tickets and see that everyticket con-
tains the names ofThos. j. S. Smith
and G. L. Vallandigham. Repub-
licans care nothing about the cleo
ton of Craighead, their only object,
is to defeat Vallandigham. If the
object Of the election was to elect
Craighead, scarcely a republican
would go to the polls. Their pur-
pose as usual is a negative one, not
to elect Craighead but to defeat Val.
Idndigham. Look out for the DO.
gus tickets, keep looking. Things
are working. at.- .,1r.9n.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-04
Our Travels Last Week.

On last Wednesday morning we,
in company with a host of our fell
low Democrats, attended the DEM
ocratic mass meeting at Hamilton.
1t is said by all the reporters Of the
press in attendance, that it was the
largest gathering that ever assem-
bled in the Miami Valley, and we
feel assured that it was. At least
thirty thousand were present. The
crowd at the depot, who went to
receive Judge Douglas-our next
President-was very large, and the
greatest excitement prevailed. He
was received amid the shouts and
huzzas of that vast assembly. He
was conveyed to the speakers stand
where he spoke some half an hour
on the great issues OF the day. This
meeting was a decided success.
We next made it convenient to
attend the meeting in the evening
at Cincinnati. Judge Douglas was
received at the city by thousands
who had surrounded the station
and a scene of the widest enthusi-
asm occurred as the train arrived
A salute was fred by the artillery:
flags were flying in every direction
and cheer upon cheer arose fol
Douglas. He was conveyed to the
Burnet House, and in a short space
of time he was taken to the speak
ers stand on Court street. Owing
however, to his hoarseness it wa
thought best for him not to attemp
to address the vast multitude TO
not one out of every ten could hav'
been able to of heard him.
1t is acknowledged by opposition
papers to be the largest meeting
ever assembled in the Mississippi
Valley, and we do not doubt bu
what it was. AT least fifty thoua
and were present, and one of tn
finest torch light professions cam
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-04
Republican Button Hole Company.

This is the name of O new COM
pany just about being started by
our Republican friends in this
town. Its object is, to carry on the
business of electioneering on the
button hole principle! Members
of the company are to be delegated
to every school district throughout
the county with instructions to Wis
it personally every man considered
"a little shaky," seize him in the
button hole and never cease threat
ening and entreating until he
promises to go the ticket, right or
wrong. And wherever a Democrat
can be found who is indebted to a
Republican, he is to be told, snow
sir, if you will just vote the Re-
publican ticket, lenity shall be Civ
en- you on your debt, but if you do
not you may get into trouble short
ly." We say to the Democratic
voters of our county, if one of these
button hole gentlemen ?) assails
you, kick him head over heels from
your premises. The man who
would resort to such means to in
fuence your vote, is not entitled to
the courtesy of argument, a good
booting is just what his conduct
deserves, and we bespeak it for ev.
cry one who attempts it. Look
out for them.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-10-04
Probate Judge gone Again.

- 49,
On Tuesday last, four foreigners
travelled all the way from
Fair Haven to this place, q distance
of twelve miles, for the purpose Of
being naturalized in our Probate
Court. On reaching this place, at
MONDAY, they were astonished and
vexed to find that the Probate
Judge, Mr.. Cans, had gone away
the day before, on q political tour,
to Darke County, or some place
else and would not be back till Fri
day next, and perhaps not then
So the foreigners were compelled
to 60 all the way to- Hamilton, But
Ter county, which they did, in order
to be naturalized, or lose their vote.
This conduct, on the part of the
Probate Judge is outrageous, and
loudly calls on every voter who
wishes to see our Probate Judges
office filled by a man, who will stay
ct home, and attend to the duties of
the Office, to vote at our coming
election for some one in whom the
public have confidence will stay ct
home and attend to the duties of
the Office. This same system has
been pursued by Mr.. Cans for some
six weeks past. We called his at
tention to this matter q week or
two ago, but it does no good.
The Democracy of the county
have now settled down in the con-
viction, that perhaps the real object
Of so much absence is to prevent
parties from:being naturalized, and
thus prevent them from voting
against Mr.. Cans at the election.
Let every Democrat and every 9TH
er well disposed person on Tuesday
next make every effort within
his power to remove Mr.. Cans from
that position, and place some per-
son there who will attend to the
wants of the people. ,