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Market Reports.

CHARLESTON, 24sales Of Cotton day bales
prices ranging from So to c. The market closed improving
MOBILE, Oct 24Saes Of cotton day 1900 bales Middlng
at lie The market active.
SAVANNAH Oct. 23There is decrease Of the buoyancy
which noticed here buyers anxious holders
before. The sales foot 40 bales rather smaller
than fer several days, but the Of erings quite
limited; prices full and quotations be
changed. Money is quite stringent yesterday,
Of applications icing refused 80 bills
York. undoubei backed by their collateral
other hand hear that transactions have taken place
sight on York g cent and day
we'll The fact is, OF bank have
balances to their credit al the North they about
must decline sufficiently pay the Of bringing
gold back Even know Of orders having been
transmitted to New OTk for specie and when TIE surplus there
brought home that money will be plenty
1t talked the bay that banks
any money in New York than they this
hardly be when the rate for selling sight suit
has been lowered Om 4 to 4 per premium In tie
despite the trouble OF raising
along hndng ready purchasers at full With free money
Market degree of excitement in the staple which
would advance prices uuusby that the trDgeny which
is much complained Of wholesome and ad vana
check-but Of this every operator his Judge.
Re submit the following quotations:
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We got safely in town on Monday night, and Tues
day went TO the fair grounds to see what was 60
ing on. ! got in and found he'd got the mare enter
ed, and had got his card on her head, and good
stall and all things comfortable. The animal ar
rsngements were frst-rate generally, and during all
the time Of the fair the supply of fodder good
/ think that Major Patrick. who was everybody in
managing things. trump sort of a man.
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Breadsturfs and Provisions.

The Cincinnati GdScRe says Of the market OF the 24h
There combination Of unaVorsble to-day regard
ing Bresdsu TIE foreign arrival which has bes awaited
with good deal Of interest," brought a1Vces Of decline in LV
epOo In New York there further reduction il the value
wheat with falling of in the demand Added
all this have advance OF Sc in Eastern freight which to
place the LIST Of November Extra round hoop Ohio -four
fully per Dbl in New York within closing
SIS IS Deduct from this the all rail freight which
be calculated 81 Is, and have only 81 60 left to pay
the first cost in this market with the shipping addition
freight charges Exporters therefore would hardly
"a 50 for the Eaean markets From New Orleans how
the accounts b 1905 % being the
quotations there yesterday but that being liable to sud
dealers do operate those figures
the East This and the fact that
81 80 to IS for superne FOR the
duuess Of trade The sales to day hardly worth
mentioning Wheat also dull O4l O6 for prime red
and Sl29 IL for white Germ steady at 4O43c for old and
3235c for Oats dull al 30c. Mess pork in fair de
mand at 81 S7IS 500 bbs
bills the ousde figure The purchases mostly for New
York In bacon there sales Of about 100 hhds shoulders
mostly for Baltimore at &c. Nothing doing in sides There
moderate Aness in hogs the sales including 500 head for
half Of November so 6 and 1900 at s. 40 gross
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How Smiths Bull won the Premium

We commend this to all who attend State and coun
ty fairs 1t is from the Rural Ne,0 Yorker and was
published in that journal year ago, and it is now
repubshed in the Star for the benefit Of officers who
fill vacancies in committees
Col MooRE.-SOme years ago l got acquainted
with of your contributors, who edited the Wool
Grower, and he used to put me in print. must say
my vanity was fattered seeing my name printed II
the paper, with some things / said and some didn't
say; and we've kept the papers ever since. After
all, everybody likes little fame, but some are sat
isfied with a smaller amount than others. Well,
have been thinking would just try and see if you
would not put me in the Rural on my own hook es
peciay as want to tell you about my going to the
State Fair at Buffalo the other day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

& MEAN Trick OF A MEAN FELLOw-The Hunt
ingdon Patriot states that a fellow in that county
procured from the Clerk Of the County Court the
proper license to marry young lady Of that vicin:
ty and the marriage published in the Patriot Of
the 18th inst Il turns out that the license pro-
cured without the knowledge consent Of the
young lady, and the marriage never took place and
the fellow has fed to Arkansas. 1t is understood
he resorted to this means of revenging insult
which the father Of the young lady had given him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

HANGING BY THE Wholesale IN TExAs.-The Ma
varro Express Of the 9Th says
On Tuesday morning, the I'd inst, four respectable
citizens of this county, ali members of our County
Court found hung in the public square of this
town Various the eonjectures as to the causes
of this unfortunate affair. We presume however
that it owing TO the fact that they were mem
bers Of the County Court 10 saying this we must
hers enter our declaration that we know of No con-
duct Of theirs which deserved such severe penalty.
1t is thought that the presence OF the Chief Justice
could have saved them from this fate As we will
hereafter speak more of this matter. we withhold
comment until further developments shall put us in
possession of all the facts connected with this mel
ancholy affair.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

NlchoIAs New lUIk htOTeF Ie IUIIOHluB ~
Land Warrants;
It is rumored that foreign capital seeking employment in
our Western lands and that have formed
and at the West to purchase at the public land
in connection with foreign parties to form an extensive emigra
ton scheme.
emptoners we'll to bear in mind that il thr
are paid other parties they cannot be
claimed The Secretary of the Interior has refused the sppa
of settlers extend the time OF sales IN Minnesota the
pay within the required times OF SALE Those
take place are folloWGAt ST. Peters, October 2d
November 5h Chatfeld November l9th at Forest City,
tobsr 22d.
Sioux City, November 96th.
Reserve in Kansas Of lands mot covered by
dydua Indian locations they will be offered at Fort Scott
80 December and place on the 9Th December
our Latest Quotations orders tor land warrants ad
most favorable prices ruling the time Of receipt
follows:
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| am Offering great Inducements 10 parties Wi
ing to purchase
COMMON, MEDIUM
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New York Items.

yellow Fever.
MOBILE, Oct 2j-AIl apprehension Of Yellow
Fever have disappeared.
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Foreign Commercial.

LVEEPosL, 0c. l2-Psr Steamer CanGdiGn-Cotton sales
OF the week $4,000 bales of which speculaors and exporters
took 90 900 bales each All qualities partially advanced useful
descriptions "a Sales Friday 10000 bales closing arm. Orleans
Pair N, Orleans Middng u Mobile 4, Mobile Middling
0 Upland Fair ~ Upland Mddling 6's Stock Liverpool
7 coo bales of which GIG SEQ bales
declining tendency Wheat declined Sd Tuesday Corn
quiet but steady. Provisions dull. Consols 92z9O3c.
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WwrING AND PHoNOGRAPHY.-lt will be seen by
an advertisement in another column. that Mr.. j. W
DoLEE,r will open classes in writing and phonoEra
ply. in Krkmans building. ON the corner Of sum
mCr and Union streets. tomorrow afternoon. Mr.
DoHEAR has given citizens the fullest evidence
Of his ability to teach these important branches
He is one of the most successful teachers we have
own I'D in mr. CITY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

RECKLESS DRvING.-Nesterday forenoon, about
the time the Nashville and Chattanooga train arrIY
ed, hackman drove furiousy toward the depot,
running over and seriously injuring little boy
named RYAN, whose parents reside on Front street.
There is entirely too much reckessness among hack
drivers in this city, and we hope every one found
violating the ordinance against fast driving will be
arrested and properly punished.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27
Public Speaking.

Ed Cook and The Carter will address the people n behalf f
the Union Party at Chapel HILL Saturday, Sd Of November
1850 The ladies invited to attend.
fair division Of time will aay representative Of
Douglas or Breckenridge. October 25, 1850.
We are authorized that c. A. Esrr Breckiurdge Dem
ocra will meet Messrs Cook Carter Chapel Hill Sat
urday the il Of November discuss the political questions of
the day October o. 1850.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

ARREST OF PICK POCKETs.-We understand two per-
son suspected of being pickpockets, were arrested
at Stevenson. on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, yesterday morning. One of them was re-
cognized by Col. AoKLN as the person who stole a
valuable diamond breastpin from him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

River News.
LOUISVILLE. Oct 26-The river is rising rapidly
with = feet inches water N the canal
Elk inches water to Cairo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27
THE
ONLY DISCOVER

ON l. Z DISCO v LII x
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NFAHY since the great discovery Of Prot Wood, have at
tempted only to initiate his restorative, but profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparations and
forced leave tAs e its rssstles Read the follow
ing!- rs. ,e-o
PROV o. J. WOoD & Co.. Gents-The letter wrote in
concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and Wh' hyou
have published this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
FIRST is it fact Of ny habtaton and Nance as stated IN
second, it true OF all therein contained
third my still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color7 To s an and do snsv Ny
better than In stage CT my life for forty years
past thrifty and better colored the true Of
my whker and the only cause Why 1t IS not generally true rs
that the substance washed of by frequent abluOn Of the
face used by wipng the face in close connec-
ton with the wlSkers the same result VIII oloW as me ha
tereceip Of great letters from all parts
New England, asking my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and safe Of
compounds we'll this has nooubt been basy
and used only without any good eject but
absolute injury have not used any o. your restorative OF any
months, and yet my hair good as ever,
examined with surprise, as am now Of years
old and not gray hair IN my heah or on my A 70 prove
send you lock Of hair taken OF the past week
received favor q two quart bottles last summer for
which grateful gave 1t to my friends and hereoy
induced them it, sSeftcs until alter trial
and then purchased and used with universal success viii
ask az favor that you send NE test y when csn discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by many fear without author
ity from from pure article will insure success and
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the Impure article which the inventor Of the good
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yours, a.; hA1aONB.
The Restorative in bottles Of three sizes, viz large
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Even, PendTetOn & Co., and rstaiIed BY every Drug
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

If you want Insurance, call on NASH & MARE at
No. rs College street, and obtain Policies in their
well known Companies, having large CASH CAPITALS
besides $4,000 in Tennessee bonds held by the
Comptroller of the State security for the prompt
payment of losses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

smith had great time over old Nance. 1t turned out
that each ot the other committee men had friends
whose mares were TO be judged, and they pretty
soon picked out their toyorites. So he kept sul and
let chem talk and they soon got iGto quarrel, and
then they appealed 10 Smith and he kinder sided
with one hut thought old Nance was the hest mare.
and tn"y to keep hc other from getting first, they
sided with ll,a aad hc went in for both Of theirs
N'nliA aay- ae saw some queer things on that Com
uy,Ce.
Nou sc. we got ou, premiums. but YOU don't see
perhaps colonel. Us well as do that il ANTS some
ching more than merit to be sure Of winning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27
Bold Counterfsitsr.

OMAHA Oct Pa bold counterfelter represent
ing himself as L. D. Spaulding passed upon Messrs
Barrows, Willard & Co., bankers of this city, on the
10th inst. thirteen hundred and twenty-five dollars
in counterfeit ten dollar bills upon the Bank of the
Interior, Albany, New York, for which he received
their drafts on Gilman, Son & Co., for thousand
one hundred dollars and two hundred and twenty-five
dollars 1t is supposed that he has gone East. Bar
rows, Willard & Co. have stopped payment of the
same. The counterfeits are well executed and cal
culated to deceive the best judges.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

The STATE of New York Is a great state. the bi!
geSt m the Union, and the New York State Agricu
tuT;l Society Is great institution but if there ain
some of the alltiredcst big humbugs crawling aroun
Its Annual Fair then Tam a teapot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

An ENORMOUS Pmcs FOR SuAwIs.-Many OF our
lady readers will doubtless be surprised when we
inform them that one house in New lork has a stock
Of camcl's hair shawls, valued at SI5O0oO. Their
separate values range from 20 to $1,000, and their
patterns are sumptuOus beyond description. The
extreme agony is a heavy gold embroidery, and the
expense Of such luxury We dare not disclose. Such
L shawl upon a graceful figure. would create a SEN
sation upon the sometimes quiet streets Of Nash
VILE.
Tie Prince Imperial Of France, now in his fifth
year. is considered old enough to have grand pal
ace of ms own and i stated that the Emperor has
just purchased beautiful piece Of land in the forest
Of lie Jonchere, on the hills Of BougiYal. where the
new palace is TO he erected. The spot chosen is
near Malmaison, the favorite residence of the En-
press JosEPEINE and commands a charming view Of
the valley of the Seine Of the oveliest landscapes
in France
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27
ELECTION TICKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. EntOn's InfantiIe Cordial, for child

Il nsreotc to m to sleep and perhaps to death your Eu
iering precious onestu reliable remedy for
the ills OF infEnble e II VIII soften the gums reduce IN
and relieve pain ana SO greatly facilitate the
process at the period Of eeng works like charm giving
healthy sleep at night to the fe sufferer and grateful
the wearied mother II does not conspae the bowels
it contains NO A0RPHLHEI or Opste Of any kind fact
preparation for nfantIe this time before the pub
c but quick and never faSg remedy for DiGrrA0G Dis
entry, and Gunner Complaint. Also for Wind Collie,
Gripping the S0Dlaeh Acidy being powerful anti.
spssmodc MotIe should always have by them in cases
CONCLUSIONS, especially when they purpose giving their children
OF the other old fashioned narcotics Of the day.
liable to bring these fits Be warned and hut
Eaions Iniantile Cordial, as this only you reyon.
Sodby CHURCH DUPONT,
Sole PROJECTORS 400 Broadway, New York
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When We got through and looked at our marks.
The other two had Smiths bull second had him
first. So we talked il over, and finally a. they did
notcarc much about it, they altered the figures and
gave Smith ,hc first premium, which | think was
right
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

JAMES Books, a haggage-master on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad instantly killed at
Murfreesboro on Thursday, by his head striking
against one of the tmbers of the bridge there while
the cars were in motion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

The Louisville Journal says two new locomotives
have been added to the rolling stock Of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad recently, the last one
having been conveyed from the river to the depot
Thursday. They are similar to each other in their
construction and of very great power.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

As it was not far off but that we could go with
our team, mother and l concluded we would hitch
up and have week to the sights and some
cousins we had not seen for long time. Mother
CHATS the wife you know d thought we ought to
take something to the fair. told her TO take tub
of her butter, but she didn't think il was good
enough but thought might take some Of the stock.
But l thought it would be great bother However,
Sam was pretty strong in the faith that we could
beat everybody on horses. and wanted to take old
Nance. She's right smart old beast, is that cid
man Won NAV denend
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

TIE YrrRIoI CAsE.-Mary 0Conner, the woman
VINO destroyed mans eyesight in Indianapolis re-
Gently. by throwing vtriol, has been fined one cent
and sent to the county jail for four months.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

Eye AND EAR.-Dr. UNDERWOOD, of IChicago, the
eminent and skillful operator the eye and ear
has arrived in the city and may be consulted at the
St. Cloud Hotel until the LIST of November only.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

An attempt was made to burn the Clubhouse of
James Hart. Esq. Of Henderson county, last week.
the fire was fortunately discovered before it had
made much progress
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

g, PEmomcMs-Greene 4 Co.. Union street, have
Just received the latest numbers of Harpcr's Week
~. Frank Leslie, the Mercury, the Family Journal
tho C,tbolic Pilot &c
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Thrnmph Rniea Of Freight.

The Charleston Courier says the following have
offered for gh Charleston interior by
Boston Charleston ship line and the South Caro-
lima Railroad and connections:
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CLUB MEETINGS
FOR
BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE.
Satmrdny Nfght, %. 21th.

German Club, at Belleyiew (Whitemiller's)
Distinguished speakers are invited and will be
certain to be present and address the clubs and the
people Let everybody attend. Now is the time to
work for your cause and for your country and its
constitutional rights. oct2I-dtd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

LTTERAY PArERs-Messrs JOHN YORK & Co. have
the New York Ledger, Fradt Leslies Illustrated
Paper and Haper's Weekly. for the current week,
together with other literary and illustrated papers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27
stock for Sale.

JOIN WHoRLEY, 30 South Market Street, offers
for sale SIS 900 1c0rH. of Stock; Cal aud see him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

We understand that gentleman who came in on
the train on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
yesterday morning, had his pockets picked of
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From New YorA.

NEW YORK Oct. 25--The subscribers 10 the testi-
monial to the crew and officers OF the Minnie Shaef
fer, who rescued the crew of the COnaught, met
yesterday, ard distributed the funds to the
about $4,000 to Capt. Wilson. The City Life In
surance Company have also settled $50 per an
num- for life, upon the Captain, to be continued to
his wife if she survives him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

~NaIiAE SCENE-GTI. DANCES SOLD AT AvCuoN
a foreign correspondent writing from "a town in
Germany saws. - The auction of dancers at a VII
age Is a.curious affair the girls all assembc led
ON AN open space. generally IN front of the burEo-
masters house Il business and an auctIOneer hav-
inS been chosen among the young men, generally
"a vag Do his vav-the names OF Roschcn. NlruI-
chen. klrtchen and all the other cteES IAN cnduar
iug dmiuutiyc by which the lasses are styled are
called out and the auction Tor the dancer proceeds
which gives the highest bidder the sole right over
her hand for the year all the fete danciugs and
rcalc.ngs which take place, ard these are not few
IL is generally understood thing that il Is akin IL
declaration, bat still is rot IN any. way binding
oi course there are struggles and competition ion
lhy pretuest but she falls 10 the richest The cash
goes 90 pay musicians and a spread or two, and il
anything is over. IL is given 10 the church.
4 sad case Of suicide o-carred ~ Northampton
Massachusetts,, on Monday afternoon. Mss jIcllu
Furbc., dalgEter Of lChn Forbes, merchant OF
EO--un, who Was IN bad health and has been pa
.I4nt a. Dr. bennisons water cure in Northampton
Was riding across the bridge over the Couuecticu
gIger with some friends. when she pretended she
had lost her handkerchief, aud got cat of the car
Ta-e IN order 10 reclaim IT, Lut Immediately lumpel
Of the Unb0arded side Of the bridge into the niddl,
OF the stream Gylow and was drowned. Her sick
Hyss was accompanied with great depression %
spirits amounting, 1t would seem, to insanity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

rss-Call and try JONI WHoRIEY'S best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, the best ever offered in Nash
vile. A large assortment on hand and sale at very
low prices!
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"A S til WILL e

The County Court ST Naury recently maze an
application purchase BDies to be paced IN eaen
cell in the county jail.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

On Saturday, November 3rd, 1860
The following gentlemen have been appointed to
take charge of the different arrangements for the
great Democratic Mass Meeting to be held in this
city on SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF NOVEMBER.
Committee Of hoUitation.-Jno. c.. Burch, R. W. Nc
Gavock. s. L. Finley.
Committee for Reception of the Nilitary-Gen W.
G. Harding, Gen. B. F. Cheatham, George Nancy,
J. B. Craighead, Dr.. 10. Newman.
Committee on Railroad arrangements George
Hooper, Jno W. Radclif Frank Porterfeld
Committee on Music. - Paul Minor, Robt S.
Whitemlller, W. P. Rowen.
Committee on Place and arrangements for Speaking.
John McCann, Sam. Manning, Jas. Moore, H. NJ.
Akeroyd.
Committee on TOrchtghts and Transparencies.-H
L. Claiborne, r. B. Sloan VIM. Hargrave, Robert
Nevins, JEo. A. Fisher Stephen Mcclure, W. Hooper
Harris, Vim. StockeH VIM. G. Bush, W H. Town
send.
Committee on Fire WorkS.-John Herriges, b. II.
Brown, B. Cole John Luck.
Committee on COntTibutiORS-Ge Sam. Il. Ander-
son, Arts Brown, VIM. II. Smith.