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The candidates for Mayo will address their fellow citizens
Euaiepai affairs at the following times and places:
At Rasbraok's Store. Saturday, I'D instant.
At Wards Corner Cedar and Spruce Streets Wednesdays z
instant.
At Parks Store Lebanon Pike Thursday night 9th ins
At the Court House, Friday night 25th inst.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Gnna - o. =
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BaItimore coffee MarEe, m, ~

There is good inquiry for to-day and we had sales re-
ported OF sO0 bags Bio Sophia private terms
bags do az l4Z cents D. We quote Rio 39l31 cents
for ordinary; l49i4 certs for fair go and ike is cents
for rrime Lag1ayra at 4zl5 cents and Java s cents
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COmmendatOrY of the Home Insurance
Company.

NASHVILLE, September 10, 1860
Idesire to state to the public that NASH & MARI
has this day paid me the sum of Fifteen Hundred
Dollars the amount of my loss under policy of the
Home Insurance Company, New York, due sixty
days hence-and to thank the Company and its
Agents for their promptitude in relieving my wants
in the hour of great necessity.
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3HE WEATHER.-There was a considerable change
IN the weather yesterday, rendering thick coats and
fires quite comfortable In the afternoon there was
. light fall of rain
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September 90, 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-21

TRoUBLE IN THE ILLINOIS EPISCOPAL DIoCEsE.-Itap-
pears that the Episcopalians and their Bishop, the
Right Rev. Henry Whitehouse, have had long stand
ing controversy, which at broke out at Quincy
on the 18th inst, with considerable violence, the
convention having been rudely disrupted by the
shock. The Chicago journal briefly states the points
at issue follows:
There have been two questions of Importance be-
tween the Bishop and the Diocese-one as regards
the bishops residence, (he now residing in New
York, and the Diocese insisting that he shall reside
here, which he has finally agreed to do) and the
other in reference to the lot donated to the Diocese
in this city, some time since by E. Beers Esq, for
the purpose of building a Cathedral and Rector's
mansion for the Bishop, which lot the Bishop against
the wishes Of the Diocese has sold for six thousand
dollars which money he retains in his possession,
insisting that he has the right to appropriate it to
the building of the Cathedral when and where he
chooses. And this is the matter at issue that caused
the rupture yesterday, this convention having at
tempted to vote the six thousand dollars out of the
Bishops hands to be returned to Mr.. Beers, the
donor of the lot
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-21

The Marion Rifles of Louisville are going to COM
pete at the fair of the Shelby County Agricultural
Society. for the fine field flag to be awarded to the
best drilled military company.
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Chattanooga, Hamilteb county. .....-...Fiiday, 2
We requested state that Hon w. H. Polk an eiectnr
for the State large pledged the support Douglas
Johnson will accompany Col L. Hsy0es and Hon.
Peyton, and will NIL all the above appointments with them.
Messrs. Taylor, " hitthOrne and WateTsOn
The following list Of appointments has been agreed upon
Mesrs Taylor WbhOrne Waerson canddaesfo Eector
for the State large at which tines and places they will
pleased meet and address the people. 1t will be that
number OF counties have omitted This unavoidable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept l9.-The action of the recent
Railroad Convention in this city has been erroneous
y stated. 1t was decided to give each of the four
lines from Boston, westward water tariff to cen
trail points in the West. The rates to be charged
over the routes to be 15c on the first class lie
on the second, &c on tAe third and sc the fourth
class freghts more than from New York to the lead
ing western cities thus placing New York nearer the
Boston rates than previously in regard to the petit
ton OF the western companies for the privilege of
controlling the rates of eastern bound freights The
Convention adopted a resolution recognizing and
cordially approving of the association of the two
lines OF railroad connecting the East with Cincinnati
and indianapolis, and agreeing hereafter to consult
the head of such association in making any changes
in rates of eastern bound traffic.
James Guthrie is under arrest in Jersey City, for
an attempted violation of his daughter q girl Of
fourteen years of age. He subsequently attempted
to murder her, and then to destroy his own life
A man named Ricketts,, from England was robbed
at house in Washington street last night of draft
for els 900, being an inheritance from relative of
which he had just come in possession.
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TIE WEATHER.-Snow fell on the Catskill Noun
taiEs early Wednesday morning, the 18th
There was quite severe frost Columbus, Ohio,
on the 18th inst. Late corn was slightly injured
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The.United S,ates Fair.

CNcNNAT Sept 19.-Over 10000 people attended
the National Fair yesterday. The stock exhibited
in the ring was better than any previous day. The
competition was spirited. The first premium of
$500 for the best thoroughbred stallion was taken
by Bonnie Scotland, owned by Reber & Kutz, of
Lancaster, o. The first premium for breeding stall
lions was taken by Stockbridge Chief, owned by Joe
Cooper, of Hamilton county. There were thirteen
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We are authorized to CRGIGHELp as cand.
date for reelection Councilman from the Fifth Ward at the
ensuing election. sept9-de
we are authorized to announce DR.. p s. Woodward as
candidate for Councilman from the I'd Ward the ensuing
ntclpal election aug28dte+.
we are authorized to W s. CHEATHAM as can
ddae for reelection, Councilman from the th Ward,
at the ensuing Municipal election. juue7-d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-21
Public speaking.

The following OF appointments has been agreed upon BY
the Hon BAILEY PEYTos Hon. LAEDoN O. HAYNES caDd
Rlecr State at large, which times and places
they pleased to meet and address the people viii be
Of counties have been omitted This
avodabe owing to the want Of time.
N.srs th.lP
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Total bAles..-...-..-49,zJs IO9,s95 1887 927,7Os
The consumption Of the United States rsched by deductDg
the exports and stock hand from the known receipts
the consumption in the northern States, by estimating the
consumption in the Southern States The following will show
the total OF the crop and the estimated consumption the last
thirty years: -.---.
Total Crop of Cotton, and the Consumption in tie United
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EG5s-The supply light and the demand good at
I3e for selected and unseected that is lie is paid for them
a they run.
PEATHERS-The demand is good, at 1885, arrival.
GINSENGThe dull, and the prices rather lower.
The dealers paying but 4s950e at the close
HAY-A good light receipts during the week in
duced further advance in prices to SIC for prime Timothy in
bales arrival Inferior grades sell at Si2l9.4.
OILS-Linseed is dull and lower, closing st 56957s.
Lard unchanged and steady at CSC for No j. Coal Csc
gallon with a tair demand
SEED-A fair demand for Timothy but the supply being large
prices lower closing 1892 50 1.-THE quotations in
last Weekly should have been - 5092 75 In the
small way, from store, prime brings 81 65.
OIovers held IS Is though the few ases making
IS co. None Of the crop is Jet ia.
Faxin good demand at 81 TO- Hemp sells at 81 25 and in
good supply.
WHIsKY-A dull msrket all the week. and piieeshav de.
cned largely The current day follows We'd
nesdsy Thursday 2Oc Friday l9c and Saturday Monday
ard yesterday l9c, closing dull.
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A Bloody Fight.

FoRT SMITH, Sept. ia fight took place here
last evening between party of Cherokees. The
encounter was bloody, knives and pistols being used
with murderous energy both sides. Two men
were killed and two others mortally wounded The
atray grew out of family feud, which nothing but
blood could reconcile
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Iotal bales......... 2 81. q . .soo. Is

Total bales......9952657 259O455 3,Gs4O3 3,774,I73
IT. be from this that very large proportion the
increased has been shipped Great Britain
StOckis hand at Liverpool and this,
the anxiety about the harEes has kept the there very
much unsettled and depressed.
The following will show the Of cotton Tin bales hand
at the different ports of the United September
Stock of Co4on on hand IN TIE Initial Snfea
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TELEGRAPH
Later from Honduras (! !
WALKER AND RUDLER SHOT.

Nsw ORLEANS Sept. 20.-The Steamer Francisco
ne ASS reports that General Walker and Colonel
kudier have been shot by the IIondurian Govern
i nlenI Their men were allowed to depart unmo-
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Reoeipts q O0tt0. al e Porls Of tae Ui.ea Statss

Total crOpbales..s9 395lo 3Ii3962 3s5l4sl 4675,77O
The largest previous crop year largest
the crop 1886 The exports foreign ports for
the year just closed 3 bales divided in comparison
with previsus years, as follows:
Total Exports Of Cotton from tie United States to Foreign
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coTroEThe receipts Of cotton since the first Of sepem
Der reach 335 bales of which sold
The market closes rather quiet the quotations:
MIA .-... ..--.. eglO5S
street to Good Aiddng u 9l05s
Miidling Fair. IOx
to fully
The qualities below miding not saleabe dusty and
sandy parcels rejected Buyers particular
BEFORE planting friends that they ray urge
Increased and attention the picking ginning packing
Of their cotton In the West there already general complaint
Of dusty parcels, and IN that section they unsaeabe
TIE 9RoP I'VE have heard nothing 10 alter opinion
formed from the OF testimony offered, to the injury
the present crop If the reports reliable the
crop will be materially less than Of last gear.
Flour There is diversity Of opinion about prices
present, bat probable that all mills will advance
prices supene If for their other grades Some
mills charge s595 so for superhne
Corn From wagons and delivered the price Is 81 bushe
In prices range from Csc 81 05 bushe The supply
is ample, and new corn is daily coming iuo market.
WHEKrhere is nothing doing in this article and think
likely good lot offered it would command price
quotations.
BACON I'VE have slightly lowered quotations Tennes
bacon though the supply the 50 limited that
they be said to be entirely nominal Western also
little lower except clear sides We quote Tennessee meat
clear sides l4l5c ribbed do. 1494c shoulders IIlIc;
hams i99l4 Western meatclear side ribbed sides
IS9l3ei shoulders l9ilzci eauvassed do IKE; hams
139I5c
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Tn, Ex,cut,oDs An syria.
Correspondence of the Boston Traveller.

of The Irregular Troops Shoti-Ihirtecn Hundred
md sr arrest The Governor General Condemn
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Fike,s Peak Express.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 2O.-The Pixies Peak Ex-
press has arrixed with 100000 gold dust. Business
at Denver was revving. Large silver discoveries are
attracting attention. The reports, however, are
somewhat discredited.
The Pony Express from San Francisco the Sth has
arrived. News unimpOrtant
The recent Conventions indicate that California
will go for Douglas. 1t is thought the Bell men may
go for Douglas, if Eastern advises suggest such a
course. The Republicans are gaining from the anti
Lecomptonites and Douglas from the Breckenridge
party.
Trade was moderate. The country demand was
better. Prices unatered. Raw sugars frmer.
Wheat for England was selling at l 45al so. Ton
mage was scarce, and freights high
River News
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.-The river is falling with 4
feet inches water in the canal. Ia
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SANFORD'S
Liver InvJBOratOr,
nrrrrr,rR MIMI IT anrS

/
NEVER DEBILITATES.
! q II Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
established Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have ised It, and is
sorted with confidence in all the disease for which
1t has cured thousands s within the two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual tAkng it, and ed in such quantities to
act gently the Bowels.
use Of the LiWER in : ViGORATOiE, and it
will cure Liver Conn = plants, Ri lions A e
saGk mn eTSPSsPsa pi hIGns DgsenSe.
RI, Dropsy, SouI~ Stomach, ma bitnaI
COStiVeness, ChOI- = lie, Cholera, ChOIe-
ra HIOrbUs.Cholera lnfantnm, FIatu-
lence, } a u n d &c e.. e Female Weakness
es, and may be used = tcessfu2 n ORD ma.
II e pa c III E, las > Thousands can testifyl i'm
twenty minutes, If n two GhFee Tea.
sPoonfuls are TAX n en- at the commencement Of
All who use itare giving their mOny
In its favor.
Mix water in the mouth vii b the lnvigorator and swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable and put up
nGLAss CASES, air tight, will keep in any climate.
The Family Ca. LAartie PILLi gen
tie but active Csthartc which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years
The constantly increa ing % demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their has induced me to place
them within the resrh of all. =
The Profession we'll that different oathartics
The FAMILY A. e. THARTTC PILL
has with due reference this we'll established fact,
been compounded from . variety OF the purest Veee
table Extracts, which act alike every part of the
alinentaTy canal, and good end safe in all
es where a Cathartc is n needed, such a ID G
rangemenIs OF the stomach, y leePis
ness, Pains in the Back and l. o / =,
COsLiVeness, Pain and Soreness over
the whole b Q d y, q from sudden cold, which /
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all InfIammatO orr - Diseases, Worms, in |
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Purifier Of the Blood . and many diseases which
flesh heir, numerous mention in this advertise
ment Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigoratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills reae by Druggists generally sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns
s. 7 W.SAHF0RD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 1886 Broadway, N. Y.
OIL WOOD CO.,
feb1 st. louis, Mo. |
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Lexington Races.

THIRD DAY.Wednesday September 49, ISeO-stalon stake
dds mile heats $500 entrance play the
Assoc ton to add S3oO gold Closed with the following
tries, viz:
John NJ. Clays produce of Imp Yorkshire
A. Alexsnder's produce Of Lexington.
j. L. W. J. Bradey's produce Of Vsnda.......... dis
Tims-3:42-3:43.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON Sept. 1S.-A question having been
raised that the guarantee under the recent 1rono-
sails should be equal to the cost of constructing the
PaeIic telegraph line, the Cabinet to-day it is said
decided that there was no executive discretion as
the law provides that no contract shall be made tin
the line is in actual operation and the fulflment Of
which is guaranteed as in the case of bids for mail
Contracts also that such telegraph shall be accept
ed under that specified condition J. Harmon of
Detroit as heretofore stated is the lowest bidder
1t is expected that decision VIII be officially an
nounced tomorrow.
ThePresident has re-appOinted Postmasters Le-
mon and Cores respectively at Laporte and Logans-
port, Ind, and removed Mulliken, Postmaster of
Padueah KY, and appointed John c. Noble in his
place.
1t is said that several of the bids under the Pa.
eific Telegraph proposals, have been withdrawn. A
decision will be made in a day or two.
Mr.. Laveintree will leave for Mexico with Minis
ter McLane on Saturday as Secretary of Legation
Commander Maury has obtained leave Of absence
for SIX weeks, to Europe.
Assistant Secretary of State, Tresco, has return
ed, after several weeks absence in South Carolina
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Cincinnati Market, sept. 10.

BUTTERThe supply OF prime fresh continue light and not
equal the demand and prices have further advanced prime
choice Central Ohio and Western Reserve bringing l5a &c.
Common dull 9&lIc. The export demand quite
Light.
EEsWAX-The demand fair and the market steady at q
OPS, arrival.
CHI E5EThe demand continues i've, and has been 50 all
the week. and rather in Of the receipts Prices not
higher, however The during the week, add 5000
boxes c for Western Reserve 81 for Hamburg and lO for
English Dairy.
CANDLES AND soAP-Theri is no change and
tie demand continues fair for al article. We quote:
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Increase.
markets bY Telegraph.

There be but little doubt that the Kentucky returns
present has furnished basis for the speculative purchases
Of hogs made the last month 10.
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FOR ALDERMAN,
EnR EnIIMnH

we are authorized to announce j. NEIGs JR, as candi-
elecuon' aue6-tde
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EEw ORLEANS, Sept 9OCotton quietssles Of to-day 5000
bales Miduling lO1E9lO5S Flour aea1y 9596 81 yellow
Corn 75 Sugar steady s99K MOlAsse dull, 9O934i Mess
Pork dull sal so offered Lard in bills I5 FreGh Liver
pool q.
NEW YORK, Sept 20Coon steadysaes to day 500 bales
Middling upland le; Flour dull declined Sole cents sale
1900 bbls l295 eO Germ steady, advanced ls cents
sales QUO bushels $685. Oats du, 1899; Mess POk h
sales coo bbls SlsO9 Rio Coffee, sales 200 bags ls
A. Molassess Cuba 100 bbIs $685. sugEr steady re
fnSng 696X:
CINCINNATI, Sept 20.-Flour firm, SOeS w. sugar exc
91I, Coffee I49l5k; MOlasses 4l942-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12
OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH.
VIZ: THAT
Professor Woods Hair Restorative

w ILL preserve, inCaIhbiy, the grOpth and
w color of the Hair, IL used two three
times week, TO any imaginable age. Perfect
ly restore the gray; cover the bald with natures
own ornament, the hair; make IL more soft and
beautiful than any oil, and preserve the scalp
free from all disease, to the greatest age States
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the iolio wing and1udge
PROFESSOR s. THALBERG, PIANIST,
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CHARLES GARDEN, IL NASSAU ST., N ".
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thickening the hair
A.C. RAYMOND. BATH, MAINE.
says he is now sixty years old, and his hair
and whiskers were two-thirds gray, but by
the use of two bottles of restorative the
gray hairs have disappeared, both on
his hsad and face, and is more soft and
glossy than for twenty five years previous.
His wife OF tue aga offifty 1.-TWO, has used il
with the same effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON, Esq, N. o.,
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yer, in 1854. He used Woods Hair RestO-
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s.. MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON ALA
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til. MORSE, LEBANON, KY
says he has Woods Hair Restorative used
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12
Lincoln Ana the HOUSE.

Ion" the Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun. "a Southern Democrat
bitterly hostile TO Lineoln.) sees nothing to
hope. even from the desperate remedy Of
throwing the election into the House-all
that the opponents of the Republicans now
aim to accomplish. He says:
have reason TO fear that we, the Anti &.
Republicans, are TO be cheated in the
House Of Representatives. after We shall
have defeated Lincoln. The Republicans
have fifteen States certain, and fair proc
pect Of two more. Will they who are will
ing TO peril the Union by The election of
Lincoln. hesitate to employ corrupt means
10 effct his electionf | am much inclined
TO believe that desperate and, perb APPS, a
successful effort will be made in the House
TO obtain one more State for Lincoln, in adj
dition TO the fifteen that be is already sure
Of He is as sure ofILlinois as Of Ma ssaetu.
setts. if the choice should be between him
IL viii OF course be either Lincoln or
if any one. in the House, as
aeither Douglas nor Bell will have more
hau Ops or two States 10 that body.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-12
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1t has now been several years since this inval-
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