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Benton COUNTY, stale of Tenn. ssee.

GNHANI EHY COURT at CAMDrN.-septsm.
Der Ruep, le60-John Davidson B. J. Lawrence and
otheTs-Oginp BILL It appearing the satisfseon Of the
Clerk AID Master from the allegation BILL which
IL sEnrn that Harvey LOEIher and his wife CahsrLe. for
nery CahsTine Games, residents Of the State Of Ten
nesee, but in the SHe Of Mississippi that the ordnA
OF thu -W them II ordered
BY the Cert snd Master that publication be made 10 the Nash
Vile Onion AEaerieIn newspaper pahlsned in tn ey
ofNaShve for four seOce I've weeks requiring said mn res
de dsen appear before the next term OF
Cbaneery Court to Be or the Of Benton at the
Court House Of Camden the fourth Monday in
March next and plead demar compliments Mil
he be conssed set for hearing ex1ATo
70 them HUDSON, o. 4 II.
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Messrs. F. C. Huntington, John B. Hays, and other
Extracts from our Business COrresPOn-


A friend in Giles says We have DOUGLAS
men here. The contest is with the Opposition. and
we shall make some gain on them in this election
None of their speakers have attacked our platform,
vet they have been called upon time and again by
our men to make ali issue upon it, or to adopt 1t.
Mr.. GEO. CAN'T, elector for the Sixth District met
Col. PEYTov fof the State at this place few days
since, and gained triumph decided that the OPP
position acknowledged it themselves. Col. PETToN
looked like he was badly picked up.
friend writing US from JacksborO', soon after the
discussion at that place between WHTTHoRNE and
TAYLOR. saws WHrrTHoRNE is dong good service to
the cause he states the issues with great cearness
and precision and argues them with the skill of an
able and skillful DICTATOR. His friends and party
may well feel proud of him. he is winning laurels for
himself in tins campaign; wherever he goes he IN
fuses new spirit in the party, by the able and en-
thusastc manner in which he bears the standard OF
our party.
Have no fears of East Tennessee; the tactics OK
the BELL men in praisng DOUGLAS have become so
plain and transparent, that the few who have been
for DOUGLAS have now rallied around the old stand
ard, aud the Democracy Of East Tennessee are
marching in one compact united body, against the
cohorts of BELL and LINCOLN.
There is no reliance to be placed upon the reports
of the strength Of DOUGLAS in East Tennessee; such
reports are started and carried by the BELL men,
and it is among them alone that you hear of his
strength.
A friend writing from TazeweIl, says The De-
mocracv are well organized and loide Glod5e in
Claiborne.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

large stock OF every grade Of Prints Beachs1 and Brown
Domeslics Plaid Ltnes, (prnted and plau,l all wool De
LANES add oasheeS, Colrd sks, Black Silks POpns De-
bags French Aernos kngGh And German SedDos, Patsd
American DsLaines, Ribbons Trimmings White Goods, EN-
eroderes Lsces large rek Of white yellow. rsd and gray
Rannes ChI Csnsmerea Satnetta Seal Skin and
Beaver Cioths over Ccstng stock Of Shirts skig
Fronts shirt Collars szspender, Gloves Hose and half H0se
Of every kind. &c. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

THE Reported DUEL BETWEEN CAN'T AND MlTcH-
EII.-1he Little Rock (Ark) True Democrat of the
LIST inst says: " The report that a fatal duel had
been fought by Mr.. MITCHELL and E. W. CAN'T, we
are assured on good authority utterly without
foundation the difficulty between those two gentle
men having been smieably and honorably adjusted"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

WILL sell my farm, eontairg 100 The easily
divides itself into two farms North add ef
stones river The Improvements consisting o. dwelling house,
ootaouse mills cotton GIN &c. squa = IN % county,
we'll Watered and anbered, with comfortable nxFe and
eongenieuee
Terms very hera Interest pay FOR time the papers
being fixed right Sateor County Bonds AZ their value E0uld
be acceptable pay suitable Tesisnce hursbarauzh
or Lebanon, we'll improved, Eoud Be receEed IN pa
will sell with the farm thirty Veg r0es, togst
er vita Mules, Cattle, Plantation Utensils, &C. &e
Any gentleman who desires to PErchAss zaEadceut r
most adVanlageous Will peae call and eamine for ha
70 LIsDsLEx Lguks BEoiEN or Nashsilis
sng1 6U-tE2m Bio JAFtklD. klDbEYsf 4
Louisville Journal copy month in Wesky and sad b
hfao farc t-ctfon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

The SLAVE ADDICTION CAsEs-REQUIsTIOEs UPON
THE GOVERNORS OF ALABAMA AND VIRGINIA. Marshal
George p. Kane. of this city, has visited Governor
Hicks, at Annapolis, and obtained from him Tequis-
tons upon the Governor of Alabama tor the per-
of Milton II. Streeter and jefferson R. Herring
both of whom are charge with abducting from this
State certain persons Of color entitled their free
dom after term of years, and carrying them away
from the State. His Excelency deputized Deputy
Marshal Thomas Clifford to visit Alabama convey
the requisition to the Governor of that State and
bring on the prisoners. The marshal also obtained
from Governor Hicks FequIsitiOn the Governor
of Virginia for the person of Max Marshal, of this
city, who was arrested in Richmond, and detained
by the mayor of that city the request of the mar
shall of police of Baltimore for the fraudulently alb
Quoting Mary Ann Carter, cOlOred, entitled to her
freedom after time, and attempting to sell her into
slavery. There are several other parties against
whom steps will be taken as soon as the evidence
shall have been analysed, being the determination
of the board of police ferret out every case the
kind which comes to their knowledge 1t is belieY
ed that many valuable family servants, slaves have
been abducted by persons engaged in this nefarIous
and unlawful business Baltimore Sun, Sept.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

Cows majority over MCCIAETr in Kentucky is
22s and yet his vote is SO22 votes less than the
vote received last year by the Democratic candidate
for Governor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

PINE No secosd hard Carriage will be sold Auoten
n in front Of Auction Saturday morning SEN
tembsr O'Clock This CARR is almost a. FOOD
ars rate chaLee wish specula or pnr base
for your TRABUE 4 LuCUs
Sept7-tfs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

The JOHN Brown PARTY.-The Republicans of
Massachusetts, longer entitled to their old
party designation. They have gone step beyond
the pale of the Republican organization and pro-
claim themselves JuHN Brown Abolllonsts.-which
is equivalent to saying that pixies and irebrands
better than votes for the purposes of govern
ment. In TIE nomination of Mr.. ANDREW as their
candidate for the Gubernatorial chair, they have
deliberately sanctioned the horrid excesses COM
mitted in the name of freedom, at Harper's Ferry,
and which, in extenuaon of the guilt of the perpe-
traitor have been represented tie acts of insane
man. In so many words, it has been insisted that
" JOHN Brown was mad" Now, what are the rea-
tons of the Republican party of Massachusetts, to
an uncompromising apolOgst, but advocate of
this mad" man? The Boston Courier of the 3lst ult
says ~ ..
On the 10Th of November last at the John brown
meeting in this city, Mr.. John A. Notwithstanding
in the presence of large audience and surrounded
by Phillips and Emerson and the abolition chiefs
said I'VE are tonight in the presence of great
and an awful sorrow, which has fallen like pail
upon many families, whose hearts fail, whose aifec
tons are lacerated. and whose hopes crushed
[no sympathy for the wives and children of the muir
dered men at Harper's Ferryl all of hope left on
earth destroyed by event which, under the PrOvi-
dence of God pray Will be Overruled for that good
winch contemplated and intended by John Bfo,On
himSeF.' .....-'. ..- .
And again:
In this city on the 18th of November last meet
ing held, Ostensibly to raise money for Mrs.
John Brown, whose husband was to be hanged on
the I'd of December following, for the crimes of
der and treason. Mr.. John A. Andrew. presided at
that meeting. The Rev. DR.. Neae thanked God .'for
the noble spirit of generosity, and of fidelity and
of bravery which John Brown had manifested, and
his deep sympathy with the oppressed Mr.. John A
Andrew said-"I pause not now to consider, because
it Is wholly outside of the duty the thought of
this assembly tonight, whether the enterprise of
John Brown and his associates in Virginia was wise
or foolish, right wrong only know that wheth-
the enterprise itself one or thesOther, JOIN
BROWN HIMSELF WAS RIGHT"
1t remains to be seen whether in nominating JOHN
A. ANDREW the party has been scandalized, or
whether they are prepared to sanction the "barbar
ISM which mad JOHN Brown committed, and this
new aspirant for political hOnors approved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

FREAKS OF LIGHTSrNG.-The Abbeville (Ala,) South
of the lst inst, mentions singular stroke of light
ning' which cOnVulsed and terrified the citizens of
that place the 18th ult 1t struck tree near
a law Office and made tremendous explosion at its
roots. but hurt nobody. The paper then relates the
following truly miraculous escape:
son the same day. our neighbor and friend, Thos-
Holland, who resides about two miles from town,
was riding a mule and leading two others. one on
each side of him. when lightning struck tree close
by, killing all three Of the mules perfectly dead and
wonderful to say, he escaped without serious
Jury
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08
More ssGIorious News from Arkansas"

On the morning of the 9Th UT the D"'u'o' came
out with the following startling announcement: =.
The Union Flag to the arkansas BTee5s.-GIorioHS
BeCS from Arkansas Bel Congressman eiected
The following dispatch was received at late hour
last night:
MEMPHIS, Aug. s, lS6O.-H Il. IPdLoer: Hlndman
Is beaten badly for Congress in the Helena District
by Cypert Bell man. RoLFE 5. SAUNDERS.
There are twenty-seyeR counties in HINDNAN's
district and in only four of these did CYPERT beat
HIM, and that by small majorities. The official vote
Of the district stands, for HINDNAN 2OO5l CYPERT,
9,699 majority Tor HRDMAN 1882, or 653 more
than CYPERT's entire vote. EYEH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

VERY APPRoEIATE-T Banner says that they
have organized BELL and EVERETT club in New
Orleans under the name and style of "The Old Fos-
sil Club"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

TE,aE SALE OF FINE WATCHES AND
TeweIrV, will Se continued this Evening" at early Gas
Light. Private sales during the cay. BY
ssD,a RENJ. 2. SHIELDS A CO
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ANOTHER ONE OF THE SANE SORT.-The latest charge
that many of the Opposition circulating against
MIR. BRECKNRDGE is that he is lineal descendant of
AARON BrRR. The charge is utterly untrue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08
The Sale election in Vermont, which cook nlace

The State election in Vermont, which took place
ON the 4th inst, shows largely increased Republi-
can majority. Though we regret the ascendancy of
the Republican party in the North, we must chrOni
Gle facts as they are. Mr. DOUGLASS stumping in
New England will have no other EFFECT than to
strengthen the Republican party. Indeed, that
seems to have been his object
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

BOY LOST.
Left Washington, D. G.. some time in July to 90
home TO his mother in New York He has not yet
reached his mother, who is very anxious about him.
ne mas 1een seen In Philadelphia, New York City,
Hartford, Ct, and at a elambake in Rhode Island
he mas been heard from at Boston. Portland.
Augusta. and Bangor, Me. From some expressions
he has dropped, II is feared he has become insane
upon saa asuoJect he calls Popular Sovereignty"
a.. e Is aGou5 nve feet nothing in height and about
race. shortlegs, and large belly. Answers to The
name OF Little Giant Talks a great deal. and
very loud-always about himself Has an idea tI,at
he Is candidate for the Presidency. had on. when
ne lel1, arao panIs' white vest and blue coat with
ANY information concerning him viii be TratefnII,
received by his afflicted mother For fustber mar
ticulars, address POI
ACeUsrE BELNONT, New York.
WILLIS A. GOKdAN Minnesota.
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Rutherford land for Sale.

All Hats ordered during tbs week viii be ready aor dsVsr
saturday evening No Has delivered sunday
WATERFTELD h WALKRR-
auzll an
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The Fall Style Of GentlemeR's Hats
REABT TO DAT AT
WATERFHELD a WALKER,S.

EFNHOsE who have been waiting or TIE New Falhons Of
Haisean now Be sGpr lid sih al she poaar st les b
ca ling al WALTxRFEn WALH1as Their assortment il nz
and complete, unsurpassed By any house in hs trade
WATBRFlELD 4 WALKER
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Losl ney--An Aafse,lnr seene.

The following advertisement appears in the MIG
nesOtian We trust it may lead to the recovery Of
the lost boy and to the restoration Of peace to be-
reaved family:
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WIZ, Hell Chargcs Fresiueht FOIh WIFI
having 0PIunged His Country into a
War with mexieO.'
Mr. BELL in his speech in the Senate on the 9th Of
Julv. 1850 in the debate on the Compromise Bill,
said
The contamination of the policy Of annexing
Texas speedily followed the advent OF Mr.. POLK TO
power and, faithful to his engagements win ms
Northern friends. he prosecuted the claim oil the
United States to the whole of Oregon, WIZ llsoL
which we'll niqb involyed the country in war with
Great Britain But that danger passed, and the pos
session OF Oregon with its present boundaries secu
ed either from the necessities Of his position or upon
some calculation of glory. or other and more suostan
tal benefits to be qured he uBhesitatngy and WIN
the cordial support Of his folio wers. North I'd
South, plunged his country into 1odr tcith Dericc 4
dicating from the commencement by unmistakabe
circumstances, that it would not be terminated
without a further acquisition of territory"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08

. ", D UAMPBkLL. Pres dent
SAINT T. MoTIsEY. Cashier.
STATE or TkEEKssER Wilson County
tersonsly apIearea before White acting Justice
Of the Peace for sid county w. CAMPBELL President and
sAN 7. M0TrET Cashier, Of tie Bank Middle Tennessee At
Lebanon snd made oath that the foregoing exhibits
the true condition Of the ahairs Ct Bank day OF
September at O'Clock, P NJ Of said day and sub
scrbed before this 4th day Of septsnOer, 1850.
sept7 J.. B.. WHITE. J. p G
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FRENCH SOFT HATS.
ORDERED HATS.

WAERI.Eo WALKzz have couDlete assorsent q sao.s
desirable Hats. in the popular color for ne sson fr
eases mere Ct those extra Paris Otter Bats Cu
tou House WATERfIELD 4 WALKER
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FASHIONABLE
DANCING ACADEMY,

Church and Vine Streets.
u1RoFEssOR ST. MAUR STUART, Teacher q fashon.bls
dancng and Graceful Gesture 20 ne Of sbion IA
he principal Cies Of the South, h t
la e Genlemen ofNaahve that be suen ,Isyes m
7AruEBAI lst Of SEPTEMBER ~ 10 o'clock and sclock
= II 1sFor routine Of In-tructsns cireuIars
Dag and hours OF Attendancs.-Tbpr-5,-,
FriiayS and ssiu-oays, from o o'cleck D m -
Class for 3eri lemsns s1H nights rom 10 TO-
Termss-For the full course l2 Lspsons : ana m
n Early appl snn IL desrzhle, Is orhsr elgazssnse -.
slu1e alSngsr stay than Ccars- Residence S. Cloud
HOtsl aug 3t-tf
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Canvassed Hams, shoulders and FIOur.
CASzs ane C,nvaEed HaEs 10 casks Shoulder so0tar-
- Fels Of Eiour all kinds in store ani for Es very e.
- End IS MarAss street, By
AnglS HUGH MOCHA & 90
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w hOIeSa1 lie.
ID ANGLING from thirteen cents dollar pOans pa
III y chased with
e HARD TINHBS,
And VIII be sold with the au. shasous nOns,T fan view
AlsOs much larger stock of
CIGARS, SNIFF. PIPES. &C.,
Than can be shown By spy ottsr houss 10 TIE State An 81
elsewhere in eltv
Il LANGLEY,
aus25-f BkP Z Union Street
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Nashville and Northwestern railroad.
NOTICE To 1,oXTp.croD
Sale of UncIaImed Esae,

NUAACE 10 CONEAACTOKSs
ROP0s AIS for the Of Grading and Masonry on Sec
tons Nos g. IS AZ and g. will received
insant. Il. y. FALe,0NNgT
septS, 6G-d6t Chief Engineer.
Auction Sale of Unclaimed ssasgage
an Monday. Sept 10Th, 1860 we will sell fer ae
count q Is. BARE Co., large lot unclaiuec bag
gage, &C. Also, two Watches Sale positive Terms cash.
= HARDY BROTHERS,
SePs-tds IAuctOnsers GenI Agts, AZ Public square
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ARE voc INsUREDl
N ASH &c MARR.
ST. CGCILIAs FBuALE ACADEmv
MOUNT VERNON,
Near NasRvslra Tra,,,,a-z.,r

gUNHE Sters Of the Order Of St. Doinie veil
a and tae adjoining States sxpienced eompstsns
directors OF female education, respectfully 70 the c
Eens Nashville and TO the public In general, they
preparing and will be ready to receive pupils the above
tuition the Ist Of O-tober. The nile from
the ely, and situated in Of the sesuul healthy
locations in its vicinity.
The ladies Of this rsiitl specially e-oted
uca ion OF Tie young OF their Will nothing undone
TO mpart to e pupils eonhded 10 their Through eUc
ton, in Of the word The religion pr5fssd
ladies OF the institution is the Catholic they viii imnart
special religious instruction 70 pupils pfOesng that faith Pa
Denomination admitted,
undue influence will be use to bias the TerouI prnpss o.
the LADIES' will Of Be permitted
the Catholic faith without q verbal written Of pr
guardians Uniformity and however, reque
the attendance Of all at and evening prayers a.
the re igio1s exercises sunday. tlf
e OF studies divided into four departments,
department having distinct Of studies
The academic vii c1ss. Of sessions TIE
mencing the st Monday in September nrst
1Oniay Of February. The acafemc year will close pr
lie distribution Of premiums and hon0r asOEt 20h o. June
Of each year
Terms per Session Payable an Advance.
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NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.

NEW NORK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of II
usra ions. Just Published nd for sale at Retail Whole
SALE at the cheap Book store BRsDT "a Ann
Street, New Yorks. Price twenty eAch any
for dollar, the whole e'even for two dollars.
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General Regulations.
No deduction will be made for absence Withdrawal IN
oecasliOnsd By illness 0rdisraissal. TX
Pupils VIA be charged from The which thsy sster
BoarderS requested to hrng all Necessary articles Tor he
toilet. ~
The academy viii net Incur the expense Of furnishing ssss
Of clothing pocket money.
Pupils viii be allowed spend pocket money at heir cn
dis reton Such must te eepod with the supsrsr
Of the Academy. ~
To prevent mpr correspondence, all letters
sent 70 TIE perusa Of the Superior though il GO
Is such correspond prohibited pcrents uaaB
With the exception Of books Of devotion. OF period,
Gals alOEed IN circulate il the institution except
receive the approval of the Mother Superior.
For further culars application may the ho
Superior Of the Academy the b. Rev. Bhop RheAn
All business letter must be addressed Ire Mother suPeor
81 Cecilia Academy Mount Vernon Gshyillss Tenn
UEoH AND AMERICAN copy tili 0cooer and charge his Of
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,erAaA ana
Young Tyson Tsas.

ooong and PoEehOuE tess Pkiss, Preserves Oysters snok
ing Tobacco and many oghe- articles
II n To all Ct which, would call the esca afispto and
invite the inspection 81 he trade assure h Ne can as
many Inducements TO be found elsewhere
ianS-a ARCHER CHATHAM BROFHRR-
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FINE COGNAC,
u Old Vintage. and sss.sal arauss Ansrr,s mia are
DATED Vineyard Rroprastor,s Cognae. -
Fine Old ''Sazerac,, Gognac.
ssValtantin,, COsnac.
On London Book COznac.

To Whien would eathe particular stten.io, Ia -.
and those who want pure article Of Brl1dy for isrI -
poses. Our brands OF Champagne are van ekS.s sad
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

YOUNG LADIES. READ

iOA-Nh isAbiINs NIaAb
"What a number Of idle, useless young
women-thcy call themselves young ladies'
parade our streets They toll not, neither
do they spin, yet solomon in all his glory
was not arrayod like one of them Do they
ever look forward to the time when the real
cares and responsibilities of life will cluster
around thomi Have they made, or are they
making any preparation for the onerous duties
which will assuredly fall to their lot-duties
to society, the world, and Cod They lounge
or sleep away their time in the morning
They never take hold of the drudgory, the
repulsive toll, which each son and daughter of
Adam should perform in this world. They
know nothing of domestic duties. They have
no habits Of industry, no taste for the useful,
no skill in any really useful art. They are in
the streets, not in the performance Of their
duty, or for the acquisition Of health, but to
see and to be seen. They expect thus to pick
up husband who viii be as indulgent as their
parents have been, and support them in idle
ness. They who SOW the wind in this way
are sure to reap the whirlwind No life can
be exempt from cares. How mistaken an
education do the girls receive who are allow
ed to imagine that life is always to be gar
den Of roses Labor is the great law of our
being. How worthless will she prove who
is unable to perform it,
at has been observed that 'by far the
greatest amount of happiness in civilized life
Is found in the domestic relations, and most
OF those depend on the home habits of the
vile and mother. What mistake is then
made by our young girls and their parents,
when domestic education is unattended to
Our daughters should be taught practically to
bake, TO cook, to arrange the table, to wash
and iron, to sweep, and TO do everythng that
pertains to the order and comfort of the house
hold. Domestcs may be necessary, but they
are always a necessary evil, and the best help
a woman can have is hcrsdE II her husband