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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

kirkpatrick, EeVins a Co.,
RECETTLWG, FORWARDING AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
FAVE nov in store large and complete assortment
i Groceries, embracing
New Orleans sugars all grades;
M0azses in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee large and -Omplete stock
Raisins. full st0rk with Teas Candles, sarineB, MACK
s-el, Glassware asord Pans; together with all kinds Of Gro
sles usually kept in Grocery line Our stock Of
EsERANDHESs WEN asSs W Risky, 2cCsg
Wetnk cannot in this any other market.
heavy stock O. goods in sore invite the attention Of
the trade
nEr2s-a KIRKPATRICK, EEVIEs & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
OAa DIN All DAhA W ~ u
To take place as above specified.
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZEs.

5,4s5 Prizes, amounting 100000
Whole Tiessts $40; Halves s. Quarters g so
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

$50 REWARD
NOR the apprehension end delivery OF SAMUEL H0OsEE,
n who, under charge Of outrageousy having broken open
houses Of William Hamilton AID jams Christopher, with intent
to commit murder, has made bis escape and running
The above reward viii therefore be pail any Eho de-
liver the said 00sr 70 the Sheriff Of Wilson county 50 lie
may he hr0uEh. 70 justice.
Said about q years age ten luehes
high stout bills, fair rather sandy hair, time
wound from gun shot in the rightarm teIaw the elbow
J. "a. CHRISTOPHER,
sepI6-H GladesViiis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
CHARLES B. HAIL,

CHARLES B. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, &c.,
no. ls SOUTH SIDE PUBLIG SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
II in receipt OF his Stock for Fall and Winter
trade consisting Of Ladies' Misses Childrens Bootees
Shoes and Caters, thin and thick soled with
Calf Shoes Caters single doubl
soles.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip BEOgans, lined aud unlined;
do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots
Aage assortment Of Heavy Brogans Boots Paraon
both Home made and Eastern Work, Men Plough Shoes
Women's Heavy Dutch Boots, &c.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf Kip
Boots Shoes and Brogsns also Misses and Chdrens and
Coat BOOtees Caters Shanghai 30 tees, with without
heels.
Misses and Children Met.lc Tipped Boots new article
TRUNKS
Also Ladies French Dress franks fine sole leather Iron
anel Trunks, Vases, CARPET Bags Ladies' Leather Saee
&C. all Of which is offered at small advance Eastern
My friends and the public generally respectfully invited to
their stock feeling confident that they will be pleased
both respect to quality and price.
sepls-d GHAs. B. HALL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

Wood Eddy Co Lotteries will take place at Augusta,
Georgia, as follows:
Glass As Draws Saturday, November 5, 1859
Glass &C Draws Saturday, November j., 1859
Class 45 Draws Saturday, November 90, 1859
Glass 10 Draws Saturday, December 3, 1859
Glass 50 Draws on Saturday, December TO- 1859
Class 50 Draws Saturday, December "a, 1859
Glass 50 Draws Saturday, December 81 1859
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, January l. 1860
Glass IS Draws Saturday, January, H. 1860
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, January Is, 1861
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

EDWARDS. 6HLKESON & CO.
tsu-csssors 70 10 EdRards,N
Wholesale GrOcers, Commission N erehants
AND
Dealers ia Fine Brandies, Wines,
CIGARS, &c=,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
HARDY BROTHERS,
Auction, Commission and Storage
dEG HANTs,
GEN RAJ AG ENTS,
No. AZ Public square, NashviIee, Tenn.

LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on CoSsIgSNEIs. ALL GooDs IN
STORE IEscEED, UNLESS OTHERWISE DIRECTED.
GOODs SOLD INVARIABLY ORDERED.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
IANOSI MUSICI

'IANOSl MUSICI
Ne subscriber IS Of those Il
stsinWay & Sons and 49,
ia want Of this iB-
would do Wellta call and SEE ny
and warrants yesn.
n Sheet Music and small Nl-
aigalns call az 50 Union S..
JAS A. MCCLURE
NCEus
Esto reIl Can
80 per 100 Ibis,
ldPsoE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
DUCK RIVER.

have 40 Land for sale in the bend % Dusk
w River, within miles Normandy on Nashville and
Canooga Railroad Said lands bounded by Vance David
Deck River, Willis Blanton and Abne4 Barton. TWohTds
Of the tract is river bottom about cleared
several good springs, and s MOL Stock Farm We will cell
half 81 Of che tract purchaser wishing
to big good Stock Farm healthy coufy good community
&c Gc-, would 40 ven % and bon deeTu
ned SELL For further particulars addr a. " Barton lu-
lahuuE, or o. @, Brewer, Manchester.
deoissskEt BREWER BARTON.
Rooms FafR HsF,t-
~-srTrr 7AL dosrsnis liosras a. !, A-taH
~ - 'raseAH naiAainei felA ~, sea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
WOO0, EDDY & CO.'S
Grand Extraordinary Drawings.
On the Three Number Plan
CAPITAL PRIZE
$ / o 90 . OIL


Takes place on the LastSatlrT5ay Of each Month
Whole Tickets sec, Halves sIO Quarters S. EEhs sa5O
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
superior Farming lands for SIC.


hCMBER one Farm cantaning between 900 and IGO
~ within OF hours ride the Louisville Nashville
hroad and % by Turnpike, Of the city Of Nashville.
rms Tract OF Land stuaed in excellent pghborhOOd,
has upon good improvements, watered for sad
one trning purposes and is susceptible Of division into
more places.
In point Of location, soil, &C. ain
baeco iaru II is unsurpassed by any
fce churches, Schools and Railroad Station conFenisne
to the premises.
Terms ea liberal time given. For further paI-ulaIs ap
ply 20 JoEn Sehon Of lie firm OF Sshop Merritt No IL
Cedar eireel, or at this Oiice. octl5- d&tE6n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
CLAsSIFICATION,
FIRST CLASS,

Spirits Of tur2entne, omphle, burning fluids yarnish
will oalv he JAke. At owners risg.
Gunpowder friction matches and other co-ubusoe art
ces will be charged local rates Of each Road, only
Eoad' E convenience.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
BOX STOVES.

Flued side and plate stove; Round and plate vaTou.
oer patterns Of an Sizes suitable fer churches and school houses
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

PLOWSl PLOWSEl PLOWsIIg
WNTE viz keep constantly hand fall Ct pa
w Manufactured as The Tennessee PtgT Eacfos
~ FaTmers would do vel 70 give clll baor Faruhan
sell them good steel pillow has bea offered
for sale In this Eify from tEey per cent less h yon
have 5een payingf he sane quality OF poWs-
p & o. ANDERSON
febd-a q and IS corner Broad and College ssyetqf
No. Tr-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

ecAr Minnie Cobb. Pstrs. 1oclhnd tdsys
6chr Amao9A Poweya, Rou4-~s@ so1sn no . esyh
echr fhos Klls elley Boston sa-s
6chr Millasd Fillmore, Chase, Boston, s. days
BchT " Newconbs naksS, BosaO for gre6ey1ck1buyx.
echy 6ee Bird, Chase Boaon for rhuaAelphkA.
SohS 0rtssson. Hasdins, Bosnn for Albany.
eehr Vintage. Coleman Bc.cn for Albany.
s-M. T.yor y, lsvia Chatham ed.yl
eehs Rila, Packard. New Bedford for PiaAelphia-
srhr RIla smith, sandwich dayu
s..- ~.c.o- 49, 80. Cane Ann for PhiladelphA,
ssE rms \ ss gsh.a@ S; p0Gfa1ssss sss..r...
scss ~ fSSes'V3. TScrpc ps1k, Tsi Rfvg, asSA
s ssr sssowg. HsslsI PrSvdsncs' ZIP
schx Malhehead. Mclntyre. RrS..5. days,
soSr EvcrgreeR Hmckley New London, . days.
schr Lronia, Butler, New Haven, 2 days
scnS in0ependent, RN 10, rnrwch 2 DAYS.
schr 0nodspeed, Pierce. Norwich, 2 days.
schr MEXICO kmAll Northport days.
schr Amanda Powarn, Robinson. Roudoul for B0erx.
Schr Mora Kelley, Rondout for Providence,
eloop Iawmsoe Ray. Nantucket s daya
0oop nankom Russen TAunon, ! dayR
sloop GeorEiana, Bourne, Mewport da5a
stasner Boston. Cracker. PhnadelpAiA-
Steamer Concord. Norman. PhHadolphia.
BELOW.
Bark Medors, Of Boston, from Trinidad.
SAILED.
Steamships cuyler, Savannah; Marion, Charleston; Rc-
anoke, Norfolk, &c.
Wind during the day NE to ZEE, with rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21


canadian nour was dsl and heavy; sales Of 400 400
bbs made Ut IS 80 81 90 for extras Southern
with sales Of about iooo bills ciosn. within the range
Of the above figures Rye fcr steady a our 0gures,
with sales Of $50 bb!s Cora meal was unchanged; sales
OF about 100 bbls Wheatrhose persons In many cases
holding orders which tbey could a ct premium prices,
entered the market At the concession and bought freely
which tended check any further decline for the time,
but towards tho close the market became heavy. The
sales footed for the day about m 600 bushels at 81 80
for choice Michigan white 81 IS for prime red North
Carolina do, Chicago spring, No 2, at 81 10; 81 20
81 2s for Milwaukee club, ii u for red state 81 80 for
choice AMBER 81 IS 81 20 for red AM amber Western,
was in good domestic demand, and receipts light
OF COO bushels including choice Western mixed at o7c
Sales 1000 bushels barley malt were made At s5c and
1900 do barley, good Canada East were made at 500
Oats were with sales of Western and Canada and
Coryu.-The market was firm, with limited sales. A
few hundred bags Of Iaguayra were sold A. PIT
for all good qualities while inferior a. has been the case
for some time. were somewhat irregular. Middling up
. s
bales in yesisfd.y mornings edition was correct
evening contemporary 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
THncnrs Rates were steady, but some les: active 10
Liverpool bushels wheat engaged Al lad in
ss sss sHs s. a. ana o s.ss cotton a
500 boxes cheese at 30s Sos and 30 hhds aow at ass
To London 900 bbls -four were engaged q T., 5000
bushels wheat, in ships bags, at about lid vessel
was reported been taken up for London TO take
naval stores including spirits at 7 and crude at A. per
$50 pounds rumored that . whole vessel for Lon
don had been engaged load with wheat In ships bags
at Id To Havre 900 bushels wheat we're engaged in
ships bags, at Id To Glasgow lot Of roeln was en-
gagged at A., with some ~ t.
Hay steady, with sales Of 900 bales at 7oc at 75c
per 100 pounds.
LIME was arm, with sales Of common at 7oc, and Of
lump Rockland 81 81.
MoIAssus-sales OF 80 hhds Cuba muscovado were
made at &c. 30 do Porto Rico At ioc and 10 do. Cuba
at 27c.
NAVAL STORES SALES Of 100 bbls. No rosin at 81
Common quiet and unchanged. Spirits turpentnc
unchap ged and sales limited.
PRovHloNs.-Pork-There some better demand
with sales OF about 800 bbs including mess at $40
10 SO So and l4 for prime Beef was steady and the
demand fair with sales OF 337 bbs at IS So for coun
Try mess 50 50 80 for repacked mess and s11 s11 20
for extra Beef hams 1rm at S14 sli 20 for West
Bacon and cut meats were quiet Lard Was hrm,
while the sales embraced $50 bbl at 13c 13zc
and axe FOR butchers rendered Butter and cheese
firm and In good request.
RIcE quiet, and prices unchanged
sroARs The market was steady, and prices without
change Of mpor The sales footed Up about 500
1000 hhds chiefly Cubas, an mostly at go Tlsc In
Guiding 500 al sc. 7sc 80 boxes at 60, $50 do.
common At dc and 40 meado at $50, with some bags
at p. T.
wHsKxY.-The market was armer, with sales at &c.
20 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

Apparent deficiency. Sl46 900
in case none Of the roads other aan the hannibal and
Of the hast interest raid IN July there was provided by
the roade $40 besides tho amount OF 800 0Qo paid
by the Hannibal and stJoseph road BY law all the rosds
ed 10 the State. The Pacific main Lne, North Missouri
and Iron Mountain roads have iaed TO pay and these
roads have about two thirds OF the state debt
II supposed that the Legislature that meets 10 De-
cember win either declare these roads forfeited and or
der them sold for the amount Of the satc en or mako
some arrangement their earnings the state
interest fund Tie net earnings Of the Pacific road last
year we're over both the other roads show CON
siderable earnings above their expenses and all OF the
are steadily Increasing. Their earnings have been ap
propraied In extending and completing the roads No
can be issued without tho sanction Of the nsxt Les
ture and IL believed very largo majority Of the mem
ss c, As strongly % my .s s. q M. sns
sress Of contraction be completed without any FUR
further ssues of state bonds An increase Of taxation 10
four mills, which would still be eGs than IN many Of the
other sa,es would grovds me ss' II Ss,e ser' n
are OF The roads ina, would not bring tie state
len, is said By prcmnert c.tlzcns Of lie State who
are familiar with these matters.
Tie exchanges At the Clearing House to-day are
s25 ,J2l ,s2l SIS, and the balances ts53,2e6 %.
Tie Picdypnc, under date Of Saturday p. NJ,
September Is, says OF the exchanges II New Or.
leans
Exchange las been IN only moderate demand, and ope
ralons show reduction tic average daily movement
Tor The week oerlngs Of moal classes Indicated bet IL
tie, any, increase and prices were armly maintained
throughout cor every description We quote the closing
raies AZ foovg--CIcnr sterling bills 1925 ITO; bank
rates, no. li0H blu Of Adng drAfis, los 1ooI
francs, ST. i3'ac 81 lsAc. per dollar. sixty day bills
New York, We, aa1s4 per cent discount; sight, az
premium.
Tie Chicago Press OF Monday evening SAYS
TIE exchange market rather close at REGULAR quota
iioIs vlz per cent premium. Mere active shipments,
which all doubiCss 10 made the vessels
rive, daily expected wl maintain the price Of the
prescrt hgure. Buying rates, par per cent premium.
Currency In fair supply. Gold, buying rate 20. pre-
mum selling per cent outsde tbs banks there very
little good payer oaerng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21

asTswe have change 70 notice IN Ashes, sales OF
which were light.
HKEApsTtFs- Flour-The market was again heavy and
closed decline Of So loo. per Dbl, especially com
transactions embraced about 600 bbls closing within
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21


Steamship Roanoke Couch, Norfolk As-Ladlan Hslas-
SIP Es.en, Sys Auss,sla- MAILER. Lord opsrs.u.
ssp Ktiy FLOYD Dsarsorn Iivsrpooi-rrssr Dearborn
barb iilAs. Gilmore Cork and amArke-walah Carver 4
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-05-18
Mr.. Beecher and Plymouth Church.

The Trustees of this church, it is stated,
have sent in their designations in conse.
quence OF structures by the pastor in re-
gard 10 their action in refusing the use of
the church to Wendell Phillips to deliver
his lecture entitled plea Tor the Disso.
luton OF the Union. Y. Tribune.
The New York papers contain a sum,
mary OF Mr.. Beecher's late remarks in
regard to this affair. He said
That, so far as the Trustees Of the
Church were concerned, he willingly re.
tracted all that he had said touching them;
but so far as his remarks affected the
great principles underlying the circum.
stances of the case, he could not afford to
take back one word. i now uuerstand,
said he, that ihere was no attempt tc
limit or check free speech; that the trus
tees only declined exercising the functions
of the entire Board because but a portion
of their number were present. l now
desire 10 retract whatever said last Sun
day night in relation TO the Trustees ant
the action of the Trustees. would no
in any other respect weaken word tha
l said.'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-05-18
The Locusts Coming this Month,

If the month shall be a warm one. as
seems just now likely, the seventeenth year
locusis may he expected the last week of
This May. A cold snap may make them
few days later. Tho last time of their ap
p0arance here, 1913, q few were seen about
the goth of May; but cold snap happen.
ing just then, the first adventurous peirshed
and the main body did not appear above
ground till about the Sd of June. Some
pleasant evening the liver colored grubs
will he seen ascending in countless numbers
from their subterranean abodes of seven.
teen years. Crawling upon some tree. fence
or bush. they will fix the old shell theroto
by its claws. escape during the dews of night
through slit in tho back. and unfold thoir
wings before sunrise. This is an important
point, as those whose wings fail to unfold
before the sun comes to dry them, will re-
main as hopeless'y crippled as the luck less
First Angel of Moore's charming poem.
Thence forward there will be a grand con-
cert of instrumental music. by millions of
performers all over the country, at no other
coat than severe Wholesale pruning of the
trees. Those, if any, who are incredulous,
will see. hear and believe. e.-.Ntpark .adver-
HsSr.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-05-18
More Citizens Of Kentucky Outrag ed :
One Man Murdered, and Fifteen
More Fxiled

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
merctol furnishes the following account of
a new outrage by the shareholders
1t appears the origin of the troubles
grew out of some, or perhaps all Of the
expelled, being unwilling to join in the
party for recapluring the "old man Bel, !"
who was taken from the Brandenburg i4il
by his two noble sons; having first been
kidnapped and taken from his home in
Indiana, on charge OF enticing away
slaves and because the expelled would
not join the recapture party, they have
since been looked on as being anti slavery.
Some time since, the murdered man,
an old resident, liberated hiaslsves. He
was at once ordered to leave, but not
having done so up 10 some three weeks
ago, drunken mob called at his house
after night, (he sitting quietly reading at
his tireside at the time.) lie went out,
was told that he must leave at once he
refused, saying he had violated no law,
and being on his own premises, should
not leave, at the samo time told them to
leave, when he was twice stabbed, and
died in twenty minutes. The murderer
was arrested and let to bail at eight hun.
dred dollars. Nine DAYS since fifteen of
the citizens were ordered to be out of the
country within eight days, and have &C.
cordingly left.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-05-18

WHAT THE LEcoMPToN BILL CosT.-The
testimony before the Cnvode Committee at
Washington shows that it cost the govern
mont nearly million to pass tho Lecomp-
ton bill, During the examination of Wen
dell. checks to the amount of 1926, 900 were
produced by him and left with the Com nit
tee. Most of them are dated during the
contest on the Lecompton bill. They are
payable TO no particular individual Curious
combinations of letters are inserted at the
usual place for the name of the payee Mr..
Wendell refused 10 give any explanations
Of these mysterious marks. Some of the
checks are payable to Senators, others to
members of the House, of Representatives
Whether these payments we're made to Sc
cure the passage of the LecomptOn bill. or
for other corrupt purposes, Wendell refuses
20 disclose; hut the other testimony brought
out by the Committee leaves little doubt
that this immense sum was used by Wen
dell. under the direction of the Administra-
tion in buying the passage Of the most odious
law ever enacted IN this country.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-05-18
REpupl1CAN srATE CONVENTION.

A Convention of Delegates of the Repub
lican party of Ohio, will assemble in the City
of Columbus on WEDNESDAY. THE 18th
OF JUNE NEXT. ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the following officers.
Attorney General of tho State.
Mem Der of tho Board of Public Works.
Judge of the Supreme Court
Also a ticket of Electors of President and
Vice President of the United States.
The ratio Of representation will be as in
tho Convention of March lst; delegate for
each 400 votes given Cor Governor Dennison
In 1859, and QUO for zach fraction of the
ratio larger than one half
Gearga County is entitled 10 delo.
gates Lake. a ; Ashtahula. 8.
The County Committees will make tho
necessars arrangements for the holding oi
the County Convention for the selection OF
delegates, and we suggest that they bo held
on the 9th Of juno. thu Saturday proceeding
she day of the State Convention.
We cordially invite all who arc attached
to the principles of tho Republican party
as heretofore announced on many occasions
and all who desire the election of an honest
and independent judiciary, and faithful
and efficient administration Of our affairs
State and National. to attend the primary
meetings for the election Of delegates, and
eudeavor. bv good counsel and example. t.
secure the triumph of thoir priuciples. aud
through them to preserve aud perpetuatC
our FREQ Institutions
CoLUMBUs Nav 2 1860
Signed by he S,Iie Central Committee.