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Ten CENTS TO THE FAIR GRoUNDS,-HmL's line of
Omnibuses will leave the Public Square every half
hour during the Fair week and take passengers to
the Fair Grounds for ten cents The omnibuses will
start from the corner Of Square and College street
sept9-lw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

SAM. YANLEER & Co, Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
TO suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
spptS- pm
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CITY NOTICES.

ATTENTION, BRECKNRIDGE RANGERs.-The Brecz-
inridge Rangers are hereby notified to attend
Reeting tonight at their headquarters.
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OATS.
RouyD and unrrouod

* ROUND G5d unground
~ SORN-arcund and ungronDd.
WHEAT-6round and unground Ground 0ats Corn AMI
Bra great variety Of food for and for sa
at The Broadway Mills. D. D. DICREY, Agent.
II
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SANFORD'S
InvjgoratoE,
NEVER nERIIIrAnRS

TITS compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have Used and is re
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which it
Is recommended. =
1t has cured thousands 3 within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief as the numerous
unsolicited Ger ihcatss in my = possession show.
The dose be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual tking it, and US ed in such quantities as to
act gently on the Bowels. e
- r. '1 % 4 sS: Il. an s
will cure Liver Com. 3 plants, Bilious At
Ssa9E Ms Dys2ePSia, Ia,1 Di n1In
IT, DTOpsy, SOU. si"mach, HabitnaI
COStiveness ChOl. lie, Cholera, ChOIes
Iencc, a 4 a / c e. A. Female Weak ness.
es, and may be used sue = 'cessfull7 Ord ma
ri . A 6 n e, las = Thousands testify in
twenty minutes, If n two Ghree Tea
SPOonfuls are TAXI = en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
All who use itare giving their mOuy
In its favor. J
Mix the mouth the lnvigOratOr and swallow
Also, SANFOKD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from put
nGLAss GASES, air tight will keep in any climate.
The Family Ca tAartiS PILLsa gen
tie but active csthartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years
The constantly incres ing u demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
s express IN regard to their induced me to place
them within the reach of all =
The Profession well know that different oathartics
The FAMILY q A g THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from . variety the pursst VeLe
table Extracts, which act alike every part of the
alimentary canal, and good and safe In all
where a Catharie is n needed, such as ID e
arrangements of the stomach, ; leePi.
ness, Pains in the g Back and 4 o n s,
COSIiVeness, Pair and Soreness over
the whole b O y, z from sudden cold, which
frequently, IL neglected. end in long of Re-
Loss of Appe- 3 lite, Cree ping sen.
EaGtOn of Cold over :. the BODY, e. sIleSSs
ness, Headache, or = weigh in the n ca d,
all In1lammatO ry q Diseases, w Orms, in
Children or Adults, RheumatISm, great
Purifier OF the Blood = and many diseases to which
flesh is heir too TO mention this advertise
ment Dc Sc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigOraIOr and Family Ca
thaFtic Pills taed by Druggists generally anG sold
wholesale by the trade IL all the large towns.
81 W.SAHFORD ND
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 1856 Broadway, N. Y.
J. WOOD CO,
febl. St outs, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

Miss GILL, of Texas, a pupil of the Nashville Fe-
male Academy, we learned, took the highest pre-
MUM at the State Fair, yesterday, for drawing.
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To RUIuDEuS.,

NE7E are prepared 70 10 he EsE.Esoesing and otte
w sheet Metal " ork necessary IN building in u,
subs artal and will contract for such at the low
est possible rates 7, n. EUBANK & co.,
First door below Post Office on Church street,
Gps-d&s Nashville, Tenn.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MAAUFAeTOnY
Fassett & Crossman,

40 81 IARHET STREET. NASHVILLE, TENN,
Manufacturers and WhSIeSaIe and Retail
DEALERs
Ladies and Gents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET 8OXEN,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c, &c,
BsTRE to call the attention Of all thcss any
~ thing our line, Wholesale retSil) eKSmine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, confident that
sell as low other house in the city Our ell Of
manufacture and Is ade CT the best
hrst all must admit the wisdom Of
made al home In preference to buying that made the
pressly for johhing
We especially invite the attention Of the Ladiestoo,
PAT ENT TRUNK FOB LA rs {.
1t has compartments for onnes Dresses 7arssos Brushes
and water proof compartment for SPoDges, OILS &c
All kinds Of Trunks mad 70 ORDER repaired at
short notice. Give At 81 4Arkes doors
south OF the square. EAS$ETT a CI8 OASmAN.
mayiS-d&twIy
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EXPRENS FIkEIGHT

1.-THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company IN con
merton with the Roads below, running Express
Freight Trim from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville a.
slower with the certainty their paEsongs
"i isa:c-t II O' " Sesi E. COLI, suP't-
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Flour, Grain ana Provisions.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Wednesday evsning, says:
The market dull prices quoted nominal
s. The demand for superne good but 1t held from
l520c Wheat dull and prices without change.
We quote prime White 81 1891 90 and prime Red at 81 10
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FOr SaIe.

TaVHAT comfortable dwelling No f65 South Sumner street
fo=zsrly thu residence OF RrssELL HoU-ToE, Esq
Also, No. Is North Summer street. re present residence
JAS CoRRKY, Ksq. Apply to J. KIEKMAN. President
auV2-tf Union Bank Of Tennessee.
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SepI4d3t

TIE creditors of the late E. G. EASTMAN are request
ed to file their claims with MORTON B. HOWELL, Ad-
ministrator, % Cherry street
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Tin Piano. Wire. So.

Tin Plane. Wire, SC.
DH = BOXES best Tenic Roofing Tin:
- p 100 Hoxes best lie 1lx9D DO,
100 co small Tin Z do.
p pigs best Bsnc I'll
30, bundles sorted Wire from 70 10;
cA,ks No lin;
And ether goods for Tny and for Eae lowest whole
sale prizes. ". wills ~,
sp2-3 No. II College street.
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We have been shown Specimen Of matued corn, gathered By
Mr. Colt from the feh Of Mr.. Hall in tn bottom
hsrea ayrtOn Although this /, sertember the
well Datured usual November, would
we'll to grind The crop better forward
than it is his season in this Sc ton-Hahnbal Messenger
The crop OF Pike county, Mo lis said the
that county, and large have
= bUshel.
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FOR ALDERMAN,

are authorized j. MEGs, ia, candi-
date for Alderman from the 5h Ward at the ensuing Municipal
election. augS-tde
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the Chicago Press Tribune from Pulaski coun
ty, dated the Sd inst says:

The Egypt not all cut off, report has it. South
Duquon-he crop Of a full average Car
OndaIe ber they have hao fer three
certain knowledge North Of Duquo perhaps that
Vandsa iHgham, have the lty saying
p Of ahoUs thirds that of last
very good 'Or North VI that consin
lii believe the be unusually good. The drouth
above, sduced the crop ehiTd IN North
Egypt But hen consider ton the unprecedented
OF In ard the quantity of OF
~hicr full Egypt pork year.
she has the stock hogs, than ever before.
Il country, waythSt there has
BEEN much raised in Egypt for expectation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

From OregO on and the Bxitish POssession'
ST.. JOSEPH, Sept. ls.-By the Pony Express We
have the following:
> The steamer Cortez brings Oregon advices to the
18th and from British Columbia to the 18th ult The
Denoerstlc State Committee of Oregon had met and
divided nearly equally into Douglas and Breckin-
rldse wings, the former calling Stste Convention
a Eugene on the 18th Of September and the latter
on the 18th. q
The Portland Meas says that Delazon Smith. Ian
sing Stout, N. P Deadly, J. W. Nesmith, George
d. Williams, David Logan, and T. D. Baker are
tne candhetes for U. s. Senators. The struggle
VIII De houy contested. The three parties the Ma
tionai Democratic, the Free soil Douglas DemOera-
cy, and the Regular Republicans will each have its
canoloasss; snd each will strive to carry of the
prize by all the Combinations and influences recog-
nizpd as legitimate under the modern system Of pa9
tisan strife.
great excitement seems 20 have sprung IN
among the people of Oregon on account Of extraor-
binary mineral discoveries in the neighborhoOd of
Rock creek, Kettle mountains, and the northern
mines generally. The Mosutaineer saws that expe-
rienced persons on the ground assert that the Rock
creek mlnes equal to those of California in their
palmiest days. Other information is Of discours-
ging character. However, it is certain that large
numbers Of persons have left or are leaving for the
new diggings.
The Washington Territory papers have also glow
ing accounts from the northern mines representing
that great excitement prevailed Seattle and other
Puget Sound settlements and that there was danger
of some towns being temporarily almost depopu-
lated The British Columbia Intelligence is confined
to mining matters. Mayor Downie had arrived at
Victoria, from the country in the neghborhood Of
Mans river, bearing specimens Of gold quartz cop
per, very pure, and of silver, lead and pumba-
go of very fine quality quite fit to make into draw
ing pencils. The whole district is rich with miner
ais.
The Victoria Gazette says that the mining pOpu-
laton of Blush Columbiais receiving supplies
almost exclusively, from the American territory
The miners are turning their attention TO the con-
structon Of bitches. Between 500 and 500 men are
at work on Van Wrinkle bar, short distance above
Lythan city, about One-half of whom are Cinnamon
The diggings will give employment to a large num-
Der OF men for two years to come. A piece of the
ore from the Fort Hope silver lead has been assay
ed at Victoria and yields $257 the ton. The schooner
Ortolan. which strrted from San Francisco last
spring for gold prospecting expedition to point
on Behring's Straits, on the Asiatic continent and
known Lost Cape, has returned. No gold could
be found, but the soil was brilliant with MEGA,
which accounts for the marvellous reports that had
been put in circulation, which caused the expedi
lion.
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8PALDINqs PREPARED GLUE
Fresh PeRHIleS.

Z UsT received direct from the Fa~tory by Railroad:
a. $50 doz q sCrs Up Glass Jars
goo icz a Do d. do;
Also rs doz Ied sizes Of n al Glss, seye To, s.,
Jars ne n tperftet Fruit Jar that in sale By
sepIZ-J'' NV. WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept l4.-Some official Vera Cruz
dispatches says that the State of 0axaca is in pos
session OF the Liberals. The ReaetiOnsts have abGn-
dOned the cities of Cordova, Jalspa. and 0rizaba.
The Liberal army is in Queretaro preparing to ad-
vance on the City of Mexico.
M4amon after his return to the capitol resigned
the Presidency of Mexico, but was ubsequently re-
elected by the State Council by vote of % against
l9. 1t is reported that Tuluoga returned to the
capitol and offered his services to the Church party
The Spanish Plenipotentiary favorably receiV-
ed by Miramon. Vera Cruz is actively preparing to
resist the Spanish attack which is expected next
month
The receipts of the Treasury last week were
s93O,OOO.
Captain Armstrong has been ordered in command
of the Pensacola Navy Yard.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the steamer Arxo,

INV YORK, Sept 1.-THE steamer Argo has ar
rived at Cape Race with Liverpool dates Of Sep
TENDER 9th.
The steamers Adriatic and Anglo-S&xon arrived
out on the 4th.
News unimportant. Sardinia is about 20 inter-
fers in the Naples affair.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

Acosponden Of the St. Paul MinnesoAn writes follows
able state upon we'll considered data that the VII II
deVeOpm $780, in the district Of country tributary
Paul. nearly that OF 1852 The
this ditrict q folloWs:
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HOOFLAND's BALsAmIC CORDIAL
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
protected .@sSs,n1o Letters.
RY Royal S$2SNxIT TX Patent.

PrspareS rom prescription Of Sir C2Gree H. d. Ply
sici7a Extraordinary 10 tie Qneen.
This Invaluable medi"ine is unfaIg the all
.inI and dangerous which the constitution
sect II mOderates all and obstruciiOns
and speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies'
II Is pecuArly suited will, in short time bring on the
mon THY period With regularity.
zach bottle price One Dollar eSfs the Government Stamp
Great Britain, to prevent cOunterteits
CAUTION.
7hess Pls saO5ld not be tGben By females during IL.
FTPSJ T6REK MONTHS Of Pregnancy, o. are szrs 20
bro on Miscarriage Dat at other time they arc SAFE
ali cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, PAIN in the
PscL and Lines Fatigue slight exertion, Pspitaon of the
Heart Mysteries Whites, these Ps will effect when
al ohe espE ba re failed and although powerful rer ed
a. ot contain ren cAlomel, artnoay anything hurtu "a
the constitution.
Fun irec ions in The pamphlet esnh package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United states and q nAda
JOB NOS Es, late ]. @. Baldwin L Co..
Rochester n. Y.
NB-SlOO and six postage stamps enclosed any Suthor.
sd agent will insure bottle containing so pills. BY returI
sold IN Nashville by Berry Demoville Hendsr
shot, J. O. Blown and al respectable druggists.
.tWAu-ly.
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River News.


LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-The river is falling with .
feet water in the canal.
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Satisfactory.


Ie buy Goods non JsEr home Merchants, who pend Es.
deal Of time getting up seekI direct hon Manufacturer
aSS And please the tastes Of Iscsen Of Sountry
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From washington

New York, Sept. 14-Paris letters announce tn
death of Mrs Gen. Harvey.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-10
The Disunion Ticket.

The men who nominated Breckenridge and Lane
gave utterance to the following sentiments, which,
had they been uttered in the days Of patriotism,
would have consigned them TO the gallows as trail
tors Let them be hung higher than Haman in the
estimation of yrtuouS and patriotic people;
We shall fire the Southern heart instruct the
Southern mind, give courage TO each other, and at
the proper moment by organized, concerted action,
we preciptate the Gotten States into rev.
olution. - Wm Il. Yaneey.
"lf had the power | would dissolve the gov
ernment in two mInutets" -. T. Morgan
"Let break up this rotten, sinking, and oppress-
i've government" Geo Gayle.
"Hesistancel Resistancel 10 death, sgast the gov.
ernment is what we want now. - DaVd Hubbard
"Break up and dissolve this rotten, Yankee gov
ernmeLt" John ID. r. WiLLamS
"Let the Union np."-R. ID. Gayle.
any voice is for warr'-- Geo, ID. Johnson.
| The man who claims to be the first Breckinrdg'
man in Mississippi not long since declared publicly
that he was a DIsUSIoSIsr per So ready TO join any
party that would make dsunion its watchword.-
Raleigh Register.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-10

CHEERING FROM vIRoIsn.--A gentleman Of this
city furnishes us with the following extract Of let
ter from resident of Nashville, at present on .
visi, to Virginia The letter is dated Montgomery
White sulpher Springs July 2e, 1860:
~ notice in the last Patriot that you boys have
had grand time Of il by consolidating all the Clubs
into one for jubilee. That's right-go It. The
democracy is divided in the middle in this State,--
all the Valley and Northwestern are for Douglas,
while the entire tde-water district is for Brecken-
ridge and Fancy Every old line whg and eonser-
vative democrat is for "Bell, Everett and the Un-
ion."
jority for him. Rockingham county alone win give
500 for him. Good judges estimate Bell majority
in the State at from l,200 TO 1900. Hon. Horace
Maynard spoke in Lynchburg last Saturday night"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-10

The Maysville Eagle publishes letter from Thos
H. Clay of Kentucky, in response to an Invitation
to attend Mass meeting of the friends of Bell and
following extract 1t is the voice of the venerated
"Harry of the West" speaking through his son
You know how long and how ardently, for the
sake Of our common country and of humanity
have desired to see the downfall of this corrupt and
bloated Democratic Party.-Entertaing the same
political views which my father held and so long
advocated, should be false to the principles ncul-
Gated both by his example and his teaching If did
not rejoice in the almost certain dissolution Of this
incubus which has SO long weighed upon the best
interests and prosperity ofthe confederacy.
The unhallowed ambition of its leaders and its
own corruptions, have produced its disntegraton,
and thank my God that in all probability, shall
live to see the day when it shall be swept from the
face of our beloved country 1t is said that many
good and conservative men in the election of 1856
voted for Buchanan, on the ground of his greater
availability in defeating the Republican candidates
These men, lift be 20, must by this time have seen
their errors, that both the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties are equally sectional and think in the
future, may be safely counted the supporters of
National and Union candidates. believe also,
that there are many good Democrats who rejoice
to see the party chains, by which they have been
SO long bound, falling from around them, and leav-
ing them free and unshackled, to pursue hereafter
that course which patriotism and duty alike in
dcate.
In the election of 1856, the united Democracy,
aided by many conservative men, could carry this
State but by little over 1000 majority what pros
pect have they success, divided they now are
between Breckenridge and Douglas2
We have good and cheering news from all quar-
tiers. Missouri will throw off the yoke of Democrs-
Lo.. n ,
this Scylla and Charybdis. The New England
States are awakening from the dream of Sectional
ism, and the guidance Of incompetent politicians.
Their true and conservative men putting on their
old armour and will advance to the conflict with
the glorious motto of the "Union the Constitution
and the enforcement of the Laws emblazoned on
their shield.
The limits of a letter will not allow me to give
the many and strong reasons entertain for believ-
ing in the success of this great Union movement in
the election of November next
THOMAS II. CLAY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-10

R9~ The Charleston Mercury thus honestly ae-
knowedges the sectionasm of its party. 1t will be
recolleced that in Charleston the Democracy ratified
the action Of the Richmond Convention, and had
nothing to say of the Maryland Institute show in
Baltimore
The effort at Baltimore to reconstruct the Demo
cratic party from its secession elements, must prove
abortive. Not delegate from a Northern State, in
the Convention of the Seceders, represented the
opinions or policy Of single Northern State. They
were mere fragments, indicative Of good intentions
but poweress to carry them into a single Northern
State. Massachusetts, had the largest body of sece-
ders in the Seeding Convention; but Massachusetts
is Black Republican by at least twenty thousand
votes. The truth is the Seeding Convention al
Baltimore was a Southern Sectional Convention. II
represented the rights of the South, and was con-
trolled oy Southern power. With the exception o
Oregon aud California, no one expects support oi
its nominees for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
Of the United States beyond the Southern States
1t called itself " The National Democratic party.
Il affected to be THE National Democratic Party.
The afiectation of the disrupted Convention cling.
ing to the name of the National Democratic party
was equally absurd As a national party ii had
ceased TO exist with the secession of the Southern
States. Both Conventions became sectional. The
one represented the North the other the South The
one aimed at a sectional domination over the South
the other organized TO the South from this sec
tional domination, looking clearly to the alternative
of independence There was not particle Of ma.
tionality in either Convention. Yet both claimed
to be "nationa" J" and the politicians Of the South
are being driven along by the shallow hypocricy o
these misnomers, instead of being governed by th'
true state OF things.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-10
Democratic Economy.

"Independent" the Washington correspondent
ofthe Philadelphia North American, says that By
the time Mr.. Buchanan retres from Office, and his
egacies are paid the public debt win have ucseas-
ed to about $soo0o,00, exclusive Of the $40 ooo,.
600 which General Pierce turned over 10 him on the
ith ofMarch, 1887.
The present Administration came into power
with all manner Of promises Of ECONOMY" and sre-
trenchment" on its lips Yet II hes been the fnost
extravagsnt not to say dishonesty lavish one, We
have ever had.
During its whole term, II has been spending st
the rate Of Twenty hillionsa year more than its
receipts from Revenues. It would not take many
years Of such Financial Policy TO saddle the United
States, like England, with an enormous immovable
and intoerable National Debt
Heretofore when the Treasury has been depleted,
there has been some for it-s war TO be pro.
secuted, or cancelling of old debt But no such
justification can be alleged now. We have been ct
peace with all the World, and not penny ofour
standing debt has been paid of. On the contrary,
II has been increased. The money has gone to en-
rich political favorites and to promote party ends
Four years ago, the Democrats admitted they had
managed the Expenditures lavishly, but promised
II the people would trust them four years longer,
they would work miracles Of retrenchment and re-
form. The People were beguled by the promise,
and now reap the reward Of their credulity. Shall
the experiment be tried over again1