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Crane & SaufOrd's Weekly Provision and
FlOur Circular.

ST LOUIS Saturday evening" Sept The Of
in continues to exert is depressing influence trade
oRN-Ahoush low water causes light receipts yet they
ample Tor the mand limited as it is ny high freishts ard
prices according to receipts and demand The
ws range of prices show slight Of lie over
Receipts OF the ending last evening" 20 342
sacks Of the W, ek have ranged foOw-mXen
mixed While 43c to 5O yellow III to 5Ic White SOC to 55c
Clos ne with sales white
yellow 47c 4c White al &c Sac our quotations refer
to sneled in Gunnies. So. Ks included
wHEAT-Aiers rucan y the prices that small pts
sleIs to obta and TIT trade y III sup
ply high grades has not leen equal the demand and
have price about &c CT u about 0c
choice White Inferior adss 20;
Monday mi Ter contracted fer D go u choice Spr
delivered during 80 Kece IS o: toe S.
of range follows: sIrng and Cub
at SIC to Sc Com to good Fall &C to l5c Prime and Cnoite
l5c I3j Clos with saej to-day Of Spring and ub
sOc 95c Fail at 9c ISc about 80 prmea choice
Fall 10 fiji southern order at bic to lac ncud
ing sacks Our quotations refer to ales Wuere sacks
orpsid for extra
fLorR-Le market opened dull and dropping, and it is be-
touched bottom" Monday by of IOOU bb City
Super "a 40 It'll few exceptions the demand confined
TO small order lots until the latter part OF the wees W1tn the
market assumed improved Tone and console able enquiry
present future delivery caused mi ers to
aivsLce their views some OF them from M ma Ret
in anticipation Of decided advance We quote s4e Is the
figure wch those in the market willing sell for eset
delivery Extras have not changed IRON our quotations ot la
but the scarcity Of the choice grades Of wheat
required for them, auvance in city brand is anticipated
Market coes with an upw rd tendency being offered Tor
cho &c ands, and reused.
PORK been confined entirely small
der In this way there uar active demand at
SO small lot Of Clear Mess sold at S!l Receipts unm
portrait t. ay-IOO b5ls Mess, Chicago brand, $50 40 80 bbs
Rumps at $685..
Daring foePsrt of the week the market quiet
aud sales confined small lots in viii far and
regular and awards the close " the
wi reports from New ORLEANS the market improved
in activity, with consider be demand large LOIS TIE
quotations last Shoulders l0c,
nib 81 11c Clear des 1876 Hams PLAIN aI1 canVa,sed,
at u and l215 &c, Sugar cured at 1870
LARD-uv largest prion the st0rk of Prime in eres has
shipped roth only hundred terces
Ths Id at 1910 beg at lSc BuiChe s Lard is selling at
I01sc packages furnished, and Ilc with pLgs.
HoGsSj0 head go lbs delivered by December TO- at
Sc the o sale we hear Of hee but tle ding in them,
little kept quiet possible Buyers profess
Sc for .OJ lbs November and December d.
livery refusing pay tn packing
they they it, Sellers the other hand
generally refuse t. this figure prerrng always ait
the development Of the future.
CRANE & SANFORD,
Brokers in ProYisions and b eadstuhs
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FEMALE ACADEMY

FOuDde ed 1916.
gENHE session Of this Institution begins first Monday in
ing Of pupils week in August. Note following
vAntaRes:
The Buildings in extent and fitness for School pur
poses comforts health, exercise and
The Six Acres of Lawn and Shade are en-
closed the privacy and pups the
freedom Of childish sports and innocent
? NOnsSeCtarIan .--The Academy belongs fifty Ken
temen eprese tied by Of their numuGr Ct different de
Nominations pledged to preserve the non-sectaan characters
the school.
The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils is
under the constant supervision OF the fTnopa
Ladies Of culture and educacu WIN devote their whole
the happiness nd comfort 1.-THE pupils.
>. tn HCalIh OF the tnStttAllon IS un7rAce.
history schools Only thr deaths have
among pupils The health statistics #
Institution are its highest recommendations
8. The Rooms arc large, we'll furnished, and
crowded.
:. Security from EiEe--The buildings heated by
steam. and lighted with that the pupils
ordinary accidents accrung from from FIRE places
movable lights Besides the Of temperature adds
greatly to the health Of the school
G. Regulations which have shown to be most
ssutary, will be nnDed their full force The fewsSt
changes will or maden the rules and general arrangements
oft the Academy.
The Faculty is composed thirty teachers and
attaches OF whom with predecessor
the Literary Department. tue teahrs had long and
resful experience, Of them Old Academy
"a artists art high celebrity. superior Harp,st been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In TACT highest advantages every particular that he
t.nd in any similar Institution in The United States
sb5 in The Nash lille Female Academy-tle Aad Mater
hundreds OF elegant and rened adesiD the Southern
Terus heretofore. For particulars apply for Crcu
LA Al 20 WI ! Tenn June 6 '6O-tw&w3m
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sPEcEALNOTsCEs.


Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
DIR. EAr0N,S INFANTIEE CORDIAL.
when given in time 1t acts by magic and one trial aIos
NO PAREGORIC on OPIATE
OF any kind and therefore relieves By reOCfDQ o ser0s
OF child, instead Of by deadeag It's seies For this
eAson tseifas only ra6e known
~ Gripping in tlae Bowels, Acidity of the
Stomach. Wln6, Cold in the Head, and group;
also for sotssfag tie 0asms reducing inflammation TegU
Eatiag he Boaos and relieotao pain hasno eqas-beng
Ut sGsRodic used with sszfdtHg success n all
cases of CONFUSION or ether rus. As you cdtSe
from sad and b1tag consequence which are Ger
tain to result ronfe narcotics Of Which al other
bas DR.. Eat0n's Gufanttze Cordial, this you can
rely upon It perfectly harmless and cannot njure the
most delicate infant Price = ceaS oreeuohs accompa'
sA'h OO''is r CIPsTs sa'S & DuPOENT,
No Aus Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
sents Us with essential elements and Of
tbs rrue Standard. AnalyEe the Blood of a person
fering ON Consumption, Liver Complaint D. spepsa scrouia
&c and end eUy instance certain deficiencies in the
are made we'll The Hood Food is founded upon this the
ory-henee its astonishing success There are
adapted to the of the in different diseases
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, or any affection what
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing COnsump.
ton, use No l. which is AIS No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss OF AppetlIes and for all Chronic
Com plants arising from OVer-use. General De-
err COsm pIatntss No. for Dyspepsia. Beidg al
ready prepared for absorption it is taken by drops end
you retai1 Ths NO is for Female Irreg uiEritIes,
thysIeria, Weas neSSes, &c See special INJECTIONS
Tor thlS. toI SalS nnenms EruPlonSs Scrotue
lOus, kidney and bladder Com plants take No
In all cases the directions be strictly follower Price
Of the Blood Food 81 Der DO tie.
No. 4U9 Broadway New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout country
o. J. WOOD & Co.. st. Louis,
aba Agents for West.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04

The Executive Committee of the Agricultural
Bureau Of Tennessee, at their meeting on Saturday
last resolved to offer in addition to the premiums
already offered for SeloinG Maebines-A premium of
Ten Dollars for the best Fanlily Sewing Machine of
any make or stitch. Persons wishing to purchase
Sewing Machines viii have a good opportunity of
testing the comparative merit of each Machine by
attending the State Fair next week
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Nashville and Chattanooga q. Z. Co.
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NASHVILLE, Sept. >

SUPERINTENDENT ) OFFlCE,
NASHVILLE, Sept. 3, 1860.
To DE Merchants and other citizens Of NaShrae =
Learning that rumors are industriously circulated
through our city to the effect that barrel of Flour
can be shipped from Cincinnati or Louisville to
points in Georgia Alabama at low or less price
for freight than the same article be shipped
from Nashville to the points; and feeling it
duty owe to the interest of Nashville as well as
that of our road, to correct such impression we
state that the present through rates from Cincinnati
and Louisville were adopted on the LIST of May, 1850,
and that the rate on a barrel of Flour from NashUe
IS the same per n (no matter where the article is
manufactured,) as if received from Cincinnati or
Louisyille-so that the Nashville manufacturer, in
the market, has the advantage of the charges for
freight from Cincinnati Louisville TO Nashville in
his favor
Below give a comparative statement of charges
on many of the leading articles of produce, as
follows
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of their appreciation, the firm on Saturday night
cave banquet to their faithful employees, which
was in all respects the banquet of the season.
The tables were laden with good thiHgs, ard to-
ether with select number of invited guests all the
participants enjoyed the occasion with lively salts
faction. After the cloth was drawn the health OF
Mr.. Robert Wilson was given, and succession of
toasts were offered which gave rise 70 very pleasant
speeches from Mr.. Wilson, Dr. Shelton Mckenzie
Mr.. Gates, Hinkle and others. Col Thos B. johnson.
the accomplished Treasurer of the Tennessee Agrl-
cultural Bureau, was rapturously toasted by all
hands, who drank bumpers in his honor. That this
gentlemanis trump card is shown in the good iudg-
ment he has manifested in securing the requisite
plate from our Philadelphia firm. We personally
examined the plate in question: and if its gorgeous
ness does not astonsh the Tennesseans we shall be
greatly mistaken
The various services, we saw them in the fire
proof vaults of the Messrs Wilson, presented bril-
liant spectacle. There has hitherto been nothing so
beautiful, and the State Fair in Nashville may plume
sei upon the presentation of the handsomest prizes
ever gwen thus far, at any exhibition in this COM
try or any other. The silver ware is adorned in the
latest style ofart and is of metallic purity equal to
Sterling cOin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04

The STATE FAIR PEEmUMs.-lhe Philadelphia
North American Of the 27th, contains the following
notice of the premiums to be awarded by the State
Agricultural Bureau commencing in this city On
Monday next
Under our Geographic head was announced, some
davs ago the award of contract for the manufacture
of $4,000 worth Of silver plate TO be awarded by
the State Agricultural Bureau Of Tennessee, 10 the
successful competitors at the approaching agrcul-
tural fair at Nashville. The contract was awarded
on July 9th to Messrs. Vim. Wilson &Son, southwest
corner of Fifth and Cherry streets, in this city.
Its terms were that the silver should be com
plete and ready for delivery the 18th OF August
But for their steam machinery this task could not
have been completed, while it is fixed fact that in
no other city OF the Union could the same amount
of work have been accomplished in the same period
On Saturday afternoon the last piece Of plate received
it, finishing touches and the entire lot ready for
delivery. 70 perform the task within the allotted
period the operatives in the employ Of Messrs. VIII
son Son worked day and night, and as an evidence
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banking in Louisiana.

The banks Louisiana compelled to Keep hand
specie equivalent to orerd Of their cash liabilities
Whenever their Specie owing unAVOrsbe domestic foreign
exchanges dmnises point near the minimum rqur by
law banks cura their loans SO as TO orce the business
of the State to specie INSTEAD Of papsr basis Eotvstan.
ing this restrictions at first considered unwise ard severe the
banks Of the State are do profitable business those Of
any State in tie Ulion. known that their business
climate one their profits largely derived from
vestmens in foreign domestic exchange which always pays
prft but it will also found that their local business large
and the specie restriction inrere neither With dividends
nor surplus profits The Annual Report Of the Citizens Bank Of
Lou sana July 81 1861 presents features which
to the consider Paper Banks Of circulation
TIE points this Report which especially claim attention
falloWs:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04

IMPROVEMENTS N CHATTANOOGA.-The Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company nave commenced
laying the foundation upon which to erect a large
Brick Depot at Chattanooga. The brick is already
burnt and it is expected that the depot will be
pleted within the present year. We learn from the
Reflector that the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail
road Company are also putting up substantial
wooden depot on their grounds.
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Later from Europe.

NEW York, Aug. 3.-Arriyal of The steamers
Bavaria and City of Manchester.
A Sandman frigate arrived at Cairo on the I'd,
bringing Dr. BertaLo with important news for Carl
baldi, who Immediately issued an order of the day,
stating that he Obliged TO leave for a few day,
end placing Gen. Sstor in command of the lard and
sea forces These indications are supposed to DC of
peaceful tendency.
During the recent disturbances in Syria, twenty
churches and two converts were burned.
At Balorich the male christians were murdered
and the females outraged. The Turkish troops who
were sent to preserve order were assisting in the
outrages.
The MussulmanS at Damascus maintained a threat
ening attitude. Large bodies OF fanatics were para6-
ing the town. demanding the surrender of the chris
tans who had sought refuge in the citadel.
New YORK, Aug. 3.-The steamer City of Man
chester has arrived at Cape Race, with Liverpool
dates, via. Queenstown, OF the %.
GaribaldI landed at Caabrla The Calabrians are
in open revolt in his favor The Garbaldians
said to have met with some success.
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SMorm Testimony.

SCROON N III
February q, 1858. I
wv U.a,N Troy. N .-Dedr Siy: daving used your
hair CoIopr or Restorative having been much pleased
axe esslre making the following sta FROM
the sickness hen abon ell hte-n years
age har tuning grey and SO continued to
grow uni became perfectly achA being very harsh md
chtd my fifty third year, Ehen was
Induced by friend purchase two bottles II Hemsret Hair
Colong prepared nv yea ommencad using accord hg to
directions and lr days SURPRISE tn find tat
ha from the forming pa 70 Orls nal
color II ntnud to grow until it truly 0r"@n ard
glossy as Def in youthful days. and Is nor Jry
TestO' ed 10 its origin u color. MYLA SEAMAS.
Essex Co, Ny la Seaman before and was duly
and that the above this sth day OF
February, less. Ell POTi Err, Justice Of the p &c
member that this result produced by HEIMsTREATs m
iRa6e 10 orig nal and only; eIsa6le Hair Restorative,
Price fifty cents bottle. Soid every where
bAGAN l. CO., Propretols, Troy, n Y.
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.

EEw ORLEANS Sept 3CottOn firm to day s90O bales
Prices sitter but quo atoms unchanged Sugar firm 9
9 Flour has advancing tendency SIS 75 Yellow Corn 20
Land rm Is. Wksky-Recti6ei % Freights to HAVE 's
CINCINNATI, Sept 3FlGur quiet aud nominal declined SO
IOc Coffee advanced a, l43l95. Sugar sh@9H Molasse1
1904. ether a ticles unchanged.
NV YORK, Sept Cotton quiet and unchanged Sales to
Jay bales Upland Middng 1917 Flour dull, sales 1900
bbs at IS 1895 Wheat declined 293; Corn quiet sales
SO 600 bushels, 65370 Pork--sales 95 bbs ~ Gs9
10 IS Lard steady sales 400 bbls l2k9I3Z. Coffee dull,
unimpUrtau Molases Porto Rico 81 Sugar dull, sae
500 boxes Cuba at OK.
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FIRE N MnTOS.-0n Thursday night, the 23a ult.,
the store house occupied by Mr.. DnLoN in Milton,
Rutherford county, was burned down and about
$1,000 worth Of goods, the entire contents, was
consumed. Mr.. DILLON was insured for about osa
Thousand dollars. The fire was supposed to be the
work of an incendiary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04

TIM HICKS HoAx-The New York Day Book
pronounces the story set aioat by the New York
Leader of the resuscitation of Hicks, the pirate,
after sham or partial execution, "a very stupid
hoax and says the physicians implicated in the
affair disclaim any knowledge of the alleged cir
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04
Proposed Amendments 10 the City. Charter
VOTERS. ATTENTION.

The Legislature at its last session passed an Act
of which the following Is portion
SIC At election for Mayor and Aldermen
Council who favor If the election Of said
of shall ut the words Term OF
uceis Years" the tickets and majority Of sll
the votes poed shall of tie election Of said officers
Of years. then and thereafter the charter Of the
nashville shall amended, and said election shall be
held q cOrdingly ard,
Sac g. Thereafter the qualification fer Mayor Alderrnfn and
Councilman shall be citizenship and redence within the city OF
whole preceding the election and
NO other. aug29-lw.
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COMMERCIAL.


EAOn1lAIIs
10 New York the 3J;h nit coo Tennessee per
Bonds sold 9O<e $4,000 901Sc and So eo.
the FIRST board the s 600 sold at socand scO at
s9Kc a lt1t@
The New York E0eniRg Post Of the 3ist nit says:
Money continues sharp full though there compare
lively less furry the ct dy Seven PER call
is readily obtained with moderate business at 69H per
choice coaterals For three and mon his
CENT i the mnmu, whie only caoce short bills
current at six and half
The Cincinnat Enquirer Of Saturday evening says:
The offerings Of paper to-day for discount most Of the
houses not larger than they were yesterday, and with
all not equal to the consequently the Money market
closed l02 per prompt outside borrowes and
regular dposors. Second class no good favor
the Discount ndo SD by good, undoubted
party ten be pac a. f5 per cent per annum While
larger roporon the houses have suppls Of capital larger
than the Of paper few in portion rather
uncomfortable poVels refuse to accept from
ties, though they w0ad willingly l5ae
discount accptances maturing IN IRON sixty 10 nety
Uhecking much heavier TO day than 1t has for
hch receipts OF money, business
exceeding active for the u the gear There is ra;er
checking by the couaty which indicate
better demand or Mon from and dealers 10 produca
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CITY NOTICES.

PRESERVE YOU, FRUrT-T. NJ. EUBASK & CO. No, 3
Church street, next the Postofice, have on han =,
over 100 doz. of the best tin fruit mad q
in this CITY, which they will sell at cost to close out
Quarts, sLOO per doz pints, SIPS, and quarts
at Sl.5O per dozen.
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from New York.

NEW YORK. Sept. Edward Thode fugitive
Russian defaulter, has been arrested here. He had
$4,000 Russian paper III his possession.
Three vessels with yellow fever from Cuba were
quarantined to day
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Foreign CommcrciuI.

LIVERPOOL, August 23Per Steamer city cf AGncAester-
Cotton Wednesday TO- 90 bales Of which spectators and
exporters 3O bales Closing firm Breadsufs buoy
ant with advancing tendency.
The weather continues unvoab for crops Provisions dull
Consols 1893.
LoEpnN-M he,t-An qualities slightly advanced.
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BURNS ScALDs caused explosion especially
BURSTING FLUID LAMIs Bon Frs, &c insa relieved
Of urning anguish BY this cooling and healing basam.
9he Inflammation subs dies IDLY time. and the
noby second in restoring the skin and,
what remarkable said any OUtaent.
ccaTie= leaves behind trace of the mishap,
DALLEY's wonderful skin hea Ter is employed. Sold the
principal depots, Broadway N y and Ohares New
Orleans, by J. WRIGHT & CO., General Agents. Also by
all druggists and merchants. seps-d,tw&Wln
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DR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

n%aSS DIX. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
49, four years OF Louisville Kentucky, and who has
devoted h attention to he treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years fsters himself having attended practice for
many years. aud cured thousands he il enabled to
all diseases OF private nature matter how bad they be
from nudicious medical treatment from neglect Of their
King Dspensay No. % Deadeck street. between Cherry
and the Square, where be all diseases Of private naurce
cured without nauciors medicine interrens
from business
STRUCTURES Of cid date efeetsly cured in few
days. by operation whchcause pain. Where setun
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
uischiefa and uncermineS the constitution SC much.
SYPR.LIs all the diseases Of the skin growing out OF neg
Dad he eGectuay cured in few days,
SEMINAL WEAKsEss particular attention having been
disease the growing out OF a. boug
the destructive habits Of inconsistent
Youths indulgence Of the passions nsgct
witch will undermine the constitution rendering the
ft for business or society," and causing premature old age
Females nay aboring with difficulty OF the "OHn'
nav rest assured Of immediate relief -.
Persons residing BY writing and stating Their case WI
fee cosed directed to Dr. A. King, No. . De2ae
Nashyie Tenn have the medicine sent 20 asu
ADDRESS witt necessary directions Strict secrecy oery JIM
hours O'Clock in the morning unili ID INC
AVA. IS59dSEwlv
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Notice.


Regular Meeting o. the Yae OF Tempe Lodge No 39,
~ Free ana Accepted Maous, ed their Hall in Pkevile,
Monday, ID July 1861, EyANDR expelled
al the rights and privr Masonry, for
masonic conduct. Wa FINDLAY, Sec'y pro ten,
Union and american copy times forward accountto
Lodge.-Atheas Post.
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DICK ltIVE1r.

WYE have $40 Land for sale in the bend of Duch
Wv River within miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga RaroSd Said lands bounded Vanc tDavd
Duck River Willis Banton and Abner Barton Tgnthsds
Of the is level l50 cleared
several good springs and is No STOCK Farm We viii sell
half all Of the tract suit purchasers Those wishing
good StOc Farm healthy country good community
&C. &c we'll aud look dereTm
ned sell further particulars address H. IL. Barton Tu
Iahona, or G. G. Brewer, Manchester
decI5-tw&wf BREWER q BARTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04

TENNESSEE HIsToR1cAL SocETY-The September
meeting of this Society will be held at the Capitol
this afternoon, at O'Clock, and members viii please
attend without further notice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-04

FRESH OYsTERs.-A. JoNNAED, agent, at the Union
Restaurant has received the first supply ofthese de-
hcious bivalyes brought to the city, this season.
They are packed in ice and are as fine and as fresh
as on the sea shore.
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ENpRINS FREIGH'C

0E Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Company in con
merton with the Roads below, running an Express
Freight Trim from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville at
slower eei but with The certainty their passenger
trains. Nc delay to freights by this
jans5-tf NGBP \ W. COLI. sup't