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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08
Breadstuffs and Provisions.


The Flour aket very ireguay reported of
perence well Observation Of cfreLt operations
directly counter TO anOcher There nandesy
feeling the part Of whilst ack OF
displayed by ohrr Its consequently unusually difficult
eDire exact mpress Of The cond ton Of matters.
The sales fOo' larger rep rted-4E bbs-than they
hay. for weeks hitherto ranging in price from IS 10
IS 35 TIE tquvocs position Of the market doubtless At
the uncert,iny witch st II probable
mand The circumstances Iesp sp atye operators
dsd attitude yet sufficiently sianty
peng with market without doing much IL may certainly
said that the shipping dsnAnd has heavy day.
hoe engaged in IMPLYING regular large order trade have not
supply Of orders at the standard Of p
indication Of the working Of the market superhne four said
to be rsdeS, sold SIS AID S525 ThG condition things
bear evidence OF n und-r current.
TrAnsAcInI in Grain large covering reported,
6OO0 bush Wheat 81 OI 10 and 81 l3 l8 for white
The strong ard prices firmly standard
OF 81 10 red and 81 1891 % fer white, the latter for
strictly pri or choice.
continues arm at 45c though that dsIlsrS pay
1t reluctantly
much better reported
full 1000 bushels at 3CC93UKc
The condition Of the pr VISION market does no. vary much
There &bou enquiry enough develop Nhst Of temper
the holders but to be OF operating kind,
that will nducs trade other than such flowing hi her
quietly and naturally.
air demand exists for Bacon Sides IIc said
have been made IS hhds at 7c and The ngure
7 red without getting the article, holders being finn at lie.
Car sdes in good request generally declined
and holders hrn al 3cin instances they asking
l3hc.
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500 600.

500 600.
TENSEssEE BoSDs DEPOSITED WITH THE CoMPTRoLIER
BIZ NASH a MAXI As SECURITY FOR PAYMENT OF
LOSES
From the following certificate Of Comptroller
DUNLAP, it viii be seen that NASH & MAkR, Insurance
Agents Of this city, have made deposit Of s2OOOO
Tennessee bonds for the Phoenix insurance Company
Of Hartford. This deposit with the $4,000 hereto.
fore deposited by them for their other Companies,
makes the large amount Of $500 goo now. held by
tine State Comptroller as security for the prompt
payment of losses under policies issued by them, be-
ing five times much as all of the ether Insurance
Offices and agencies in Nashville
CoMPrRoLEER's OFFICE
Nashville, Tenn, Sept 6, 1860.
The Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn, has this day deposited through their agents,
NASH MARR, Nashville under the act of the Oath
March, 1860, chap 2l5 Sec 20. the following twenty
Tennessee State Bonds for $1,000 each, filed up in
the face to the Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart
ford, Conn, aid numbered as follows: 1922 1884,
1885, 1886, 1887, 597l I2l5, 1851, 272S 4246.
4ss9, 4,7O3, 47Ol 1856, 6s57, 6s5S, 6,067 6,96S,
6.s69, 6,97O 1T. DuN1.AP, Comptroller.
septS-St
THE SEWING MACHINE ELECTION SHOULD BE LEFT TO
THE LADIES Forty thousand votes already cast for
the GROVER BAKER, and the incoming maJorites
from all quarters attest their capacity to determine
this election according to the real merits of the can
didates.
Leather pads and lock stitches that are not
locked, dIminutive shuttes and bobbins, however
recommended by dearly bought and loudly trumpet
ed opinions of committees, (mOre skilled in making
fairs pay than in machine-sewihg) must give place
to the ladies' elected-the GROVER BAKER
SeptS-tf
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CHURCu q DuPOENT,
No AuQ Nauv Vark

Healthy human Blood upon being AalyZed always pre-
sents elements and gives Of
True Standard AnayLe the Blood Of person suf-
ferng from Consumption Liver Complaint D. spepsA sco'ua
and eUsry iasGRce certain deficiencies in the
red gobues blood Supply these deEcenc and
are made we'll Blood Food founded upon this the
ory-hence its astonishing There
FIVE Preparations
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood different diseases Far
Coughs, Colds BrOnchitiS, any affection what.
ever Of the tn rOat Lungs inducing Cons q IN Pc
IiOns I, which is as5 the No for Depression Of
Spirits, Loss OF Appetite and for all On rOnlc
Com p Ia i'm g arising from OVer-use, General DE.
biIiJy, and Nervous RrOsIraIIOH. No ? for Live
Com ptaiDISs No. ; for Dyspepsia. Befdg GI
eady EADdred for absorption is TAX by drops and
Immediately into the circulation that What gain
you retain. The No is for Female Irreg uIaritIeS,
Hysgeria, Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
for this. For Salt Rheum, EruptfOnS, ScrO1us
IOuS, Kidney and Bladder Com plains take No
all the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per DO tie.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4U9 Broadway New York,
And BY all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD q Co., St. Louis,
apl4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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HOOFLAND's BALsAMIO CoRDIAL
Tsnta 49,. 80 -.
FURNISHING AND FANCY COoDS.

"E are daily receiving additions to already fan .up-
Wv OF fall and Winter Goods. Wehave m NJ
latest sDlesot SHIRTS and Collars Socks, CraFats and TsG
re nave any quantity o. Gloves 6aunets Robes guspsners
And ali qualities Of Hosiery, both ladies' and zsnteea
Our stock OF underwear is eoEaplee. embiang an te
nalse ianrlcs OF SILK and Wooien suitable aprroak
season me COCOA will be sold correspoudngy rates
VIII tSe snort crop. IA. MCGILL,
sepl-U Cberrv stres. a.. 49, 49,, Tr1;s,
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The Cranberry CrOp i'm rTIunesota.

This valuable crop being failure this If
Minnesota In the Northern part OF the from which
depend upon for eld, informed by gentleman
Gh has been prospecting for those berries that the late frost
almost entirely destroyed Them In The srn par hey
not Affected, will yield fair average previous
years "hee 9Th previous reports
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The second race, Club purse Of $50, was won by
CAP HANMER's b. h. John RiddIeberger, in 2:369 the
entry of J. W GEE, the b. m, boiling from the tack
and getting distanced.
There are two purses offered tO-day-One for 500
BY the club, and one Of $50 by the citizens. En-
trance to the latter free. Good sport may be e1-
pected.
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The Prince of wales.

KINGSTON, Sept 5.-The Orangemcn persist in pa
rading the streets They were drawn up on the
wharf as if to receive the Primes one OF their Off
GERS riding up and down with drawn sword, show
ing no surrender.
The Prince refused to land, and left at p N. for
Beville. where an Orange arch has been erected
between the wharf and the railroad station.
Tie Orangemen will probably charter steamer
and follow the Prince.
The magistrates of the counties of Frontinay,
Lennox and Arlington presented an address on
board the steamer
BElAv1LE, C. W., Sept. 6.-Upon the arrival of
the Prince of Wales from Kingston the Orangemen
turned out to receive him, but he refused TO land
and left for Coburg this forenoon. A thousand per-
sons had congregated to receive him, and were
greatly disappointed at his not landing
ToRoNro, Sept. at meeting of District Lodge
last evening tie Orangemen decided to parade by
themselves and not to interfere with the citizens
reception procession. There is a difference OF
opinion whether this Will secure the landing Of thu
Prince or not
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Ram IN DYER COUNTT.-The Dyersburg Recorder
of the LIST inst says "On Sunday last were bless
ed with eopious shower, reViving the dropping
hopes Of our farmers. And again on Thursday
night had splendid fail rain. Had these rains
fallen two months or even six weeks ago, no one
could possibly have told the incalculable benefit
they would have been to our farmers As it is how
ever we can cEly hope they have had good effect
upon the tobacco, though it is scarcely probable"
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NR0UND and unground
NH 3ORN-6reund and ungron1d.
NHEAT--Ground and unground Ground Oats, Corn and
Bu mixed great variety OF food for ana BEAST Tor sale
at the Broadway Mills ID DlOASA' agent
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Games HTd Umbrellas.
Pocket Book Losf.

N ECElVED today a handsome assertment n Canoe
rs, and Umbrelias, and vsrisy q Isaseing
Bags Port Meaes, Purses Combs, BrOehsss Se ~ Al se
Ing at low rates y u &c fAAA-
NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-08
EOR AIDERmAN.
FOR MAYOR.

We are authorised J. Mixes, candi.
date for Alderman from the 5th Ward At the ensuing Municipal
election. sug6-tde
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
Dan - n.nNaC "a ~ EsEUa 4,

DIR. EA EON'S INFANrIBB COR DIAL,
and Ey7 JIs afford Instantaneous TeS
when in time 1t BY mEgc, and trial alone
Ellconvincs you that what say 1t contains
No PAREGORIC OR OPIArE
any therefore relieves b. TsDO0np tbs steTios
child instead deIdein0 its SeaSi6s. For this
reason, II commends fss the only reliable alton knogn
for Children Teethi0g, DiarrhRas Dysente-
~, Gripping in the Bowels, AcidttV of the
Stomach, Wind, Cold in tbs Head ana Group;
for s9rsna0 the gums, reducing tgsRndton regu
LItin0 BOI0es and reieDtHr pGia egd-beIng
spGs1Odie, II used with unTdi1 sHcccss in all
cases OF Con lSiOn other FiGSs As you 0GtUe
tae life and health Of your Children and 10isA them
from those sad aud btiytiRg coRseqHees 9ohh are Ger
result 0t4e 0f narcotics OF GcA6ch az other
remedies JOT ITErfe Complaints c6za1Oed take
but DIR. EatOu's Infanli4e COrdials this yOu
upon. II is perfectly harmless, and cannot nure the
delicate infant Price 25 Full directions accopa
each hottle. Prenare0 ,nlY BY
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On the corner of Broad and Market streets, THIS
EVENING, on which occasion -
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
DICK RIVER.

ETE Land for sale in the bend Of DueI
wv River within miles Of Normandy on the Nashville and
CHATTANOOGA Said lands bounded BY Vanc tDaVid
SON. Duck River Willis Banton and Abner Barton TWohiTds
Of river bottom and level about 80 acres cleared
several good springs and is No We will sell
half or All Of the tract suit purchasers Those wishing
TO bry good healthy country good community
SC e would we'll and look care detern
rd to sell For further particulars address H. NJ Barton u
donI5tvSvH BREWER 4 BARTON
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of Knoxville, and other distinguished speakers viii
address the meeting
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
NJ a sh &C M q rr.
n,Irn,,I ENTnACTOR

In their well known Companies that have deposited tennessee
BONDS With Comptroller to the unit Of SsO'OO"'
Being four times many all the other Insurance Ohces
doing business in Nashville
DALLEX,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Burns and ScALDs ~ explosions especially from
BURSTING FLUD Bon instantly reviewed
Of u cir burning anguish by this cooling and healing oaa
The Inflammation subsidies Incredibly short tme and the
efforts Of nob second in restoring the SKIN ana
what remarkable and cannot re said OF any other Onueb
ccatTicc behind OF the mishap, wen
DALLEY's wonderful employed Sold at the
principal depos IL broadway ~ and Chartres street New
Orleans, by J. WRIGHT 4 Co., General Agents Also by
ali drug Is and rsrchantS sep2-d tw&wlEn
FRESH TURNIP SEED.
n ANDRETH'S Turn'p Seed Summer and Winter, just re
4 4 ceiVed by Adams Express, aud for sale by
sugA % kAINsi BkOhN CV'
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OsF yesterday Neshvs ssiisv Pocket Sock cen1ln
ing notes and rerepts. but men The aader VII -
suitably rewarded b leaving hs s1e q u S.ss store en-
Market street. NATHAN hlh4sitAAAs
sspe-dlu
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large stock Of grade Of Prints Beashed Brown
Doneses Plaid LDseys- printed and plain all wool DeLaineS
and Cashneres Coored Silks Black Siks roplns Debsges,
French MeruOs BngHh aud German Kernos Pnied Ameri
DeLanes, Ribbons Trimmings, White goods Embroideres,
Laees; large stock Of uh yellow, red and gray Rannels:
Cloths, Csssimses, SADets. jeans Seal Skin and
Cloths Over Co7iings large stock OF Shirts Skrt
Shirt Collars suspenderE Groves Hose and half Hose q every
kind &c, sc
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WISH to sell tract Of lying miles North IVES
from Franxl'n adjoining the lands OF Davis Gas,
lanes Hamilton and heiTF Of Maury, deceased, and
known as the containing about 2 sores about O.
Of which Is in woodland N. EDWIN PkAiAAhst
franklin, April II, 1860 -JkW-H
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III llleI ne en10T8 ne
9r Ctdss 10 (zams t1e
re , ard. y
the Bureau Of Yards and
Form Of 0gsr

kllere date the oTfrl
name the town. in the State Of tnamr the stae hereby o 70
urnisn under your I'd Sut Gated e Of sdversement
and subject to all the requiem Of the same and Of ~ %
ed sc1edule T. which refers all the articles raced in
No. name the eass Tor the naEyyard ct yaJd
according to said scheue viz here paste the printed css
from the schedule, and oppos e each article price nd ery
the aggregate Of out the n the columns r
dollars and cents and foot the bid fr the eass AMOUNTING
% there write the amount in wcrdsl
propose here the sgent IL reauir
By the SCHEDULED Tor the supply undr the classes miscellaneous
BY resident ofthe place Of delivery and should my s
aceptd, request the contract may be pr aed and he
agent at the agency for sgnatu cerhate
There the bidder eas memEer ef the sigu.l
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POLITICAL TEXT BOOK FOR IseO,

POLITICAL TEXT BOOK FOR 1850,
Comprising brief view OF PresiGeutl nomiustons ege
TONS insluang al the National Pesns ever adopd.
Also, history struggles respecting slavery TO
rss, and Of the setionOf Congress freedom Of Pue
Lands, with the speeches Letters. Reains Of
al Presidential elections since 1886.
For sale in Nashville by JOHN YORK 4 Cos
ssul IS Union street.
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Q "A r p z N q.

Velvet and Brussels Csrpetng ply oil aod ali
cotton Capeng, Dutch and Scotch C1rPe.ing, which will be
sold cheap.
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nonrlas At Rnltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept douglas in answering por-
tons of Breckinridges late speech, said that he
must have beaten Lincoln in every State, except
Vermont and Massachusetts,, if Breckenridge had not
been nominated, and that the election OF no man
was sufficient cause for dissolution Of the Union,
aud that he would hang any one who attempted 1t,
as high as Virginia hung John Brown. He declared
that Breckenridge, In IS4S and 1855, openly advo-
Gated noninterventlon and charged the secessoniss
with being hand and glove with the Black Repub-
icans in asserting the right of Congress to interfere
with slavery in the Territories.
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Class Nc Stone; Wlitsplns, spruce ;uunisr
and cyPTes; e:a's No Lime, hair and plaster No e.
ement class No. O. Gravel and sand, Iron ion
nais and spikes eass No. r. St ell elias Nc Files class No
Is ANTS oils and glass; class No IS hin ehaDd er;
II Hardware; ess No. 70 Stauorers: No Hay md
straw class No 81 Provender; % Charcoal No q
Betting. packing and hose class No "A Sperm and lusang
els, class No. 25 Iron cA1gs class 60 AageFs class No
o. Anthracite eoa class class Ne %. Btuminous Cuas
herland
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We have been informed nve planter the EistO
that lice will the that
has for years tlanters have already
menced threhing, AMI cOnsgumentS be ecied in
city ION Of ptem which Will
year. The loo ing we'll might be
desired tie droutn that prevaedChsrs
ton Mercury, Aug 81
The weather continues and showey snd in
che-riI Of the crops this aud adhns
dsits. In North Carolina, bordering the crops
good and though fear the foreign deman and rail
iI-s will keep up prices. TIE is
and the sdered good "nlE. Fl ur is
the decline. Corn keeps SOcasI-Rck Hill Chronicle.
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Form Of Gu.rran,ss.

The undersigned name Of guaranto nane town. and
state Of (nsms The ste name Of eeond guaranor,
hereby undertake that the above name the
ders) il. IL his o IN ir offer accepted enter into
contract with lie United States within fifteen days alter date
Of notice through tn Pooee the acceptance ofhs Tor
therl offer be ore mentioned
Witness (yiguafure of zuarantorSl
certify that the above named srs the n aanorsl are
known to TO be god and responsible gnGanors
signature
To be signed By the district JUICE district attorney COLLECTOR
ageal, the be respon
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TIE RAeEs.-The stallion stake $4,000 brought
out a goodiy attendance. The horse WhirlIoind was
irregularly withdrawn by one Of his owners which
took much interest from the race. The following
is the summary:
Water Brown names br h. Louis Napol> OH. - !
A. Jock names b. b. Plying = >
bT. h, ohN
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II PE0R Five DoLLAhS-ff you do not desire to spend
larger publish your Card in Directory style, as
given below ice position in columns Tor one
year, for FIvE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE.
Sample:
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BOSTON.

Class No. /. Bricks; Whlepne spruce juniper
ae.; class No Z Lgme hair plsr g. Gravel and
sand; class No IL Ir iron ua and EpSss -
steel class H. fe class Nc IS Paints, OILS and glass; cas-
No Is. ship ehADi class No. T. Hardware eiss Nc 49,
Stationery class No Do Hay straw; 2I vender
class No % Charcoal class No. - sperm uhrcating eds
& Augsrs class No q al; class No 20
BituniBous Cumberland COAL No. % TIP semi bituu
nOuscoal.
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T,rr,,oo, 49, ls-TUr Harvest The fears about the
harvest evCry cay becoming ~e's-: ILe a0e ~ =
land Sr- Demanding and the pottt disease many o cts Is
deepening in yrlnc damp cold weather ELich has
ng prevailed side Of the Oh mel appe's 70 pretty
general in the 81 ter untry. to say scotland the
part OF h. Tn ted Kingdom where the prospect most cheering
There ey actually complain OF Of hciency o. ~ ~
friend Of in cami-g from LONDON GA. OF w. 49,
the Trent Valley fund the whole country SI NY
mic under wafer Il plesred vast lake and The tsps
of the crop visioe SUN 'tA o. 10
the middle Of August almost unprece enteo sun Nosd
appear n the OF that this exe Pton-
al for the the southern 6es are
coupar ativey favorable. 40 doubt the corn
ably influenced Nv the arrivals daily ming m bnt
that shall have to import largely can scarcely ADMIT Of
don't.
The Daily News an article intended aay the fears which
prevail thin bad as they M AID II
that UGH e the hay has been ny the
vet large Quantities we're housed month or Two oAk Id
LONDON Aug -Every day and gloomy weather just
the anxious Lat taa usual
in riPen the whe sl in places ex se 70 k ana
tn pr mise Of Iroptous Their is daily broken I
alarm 10 aggravated by another oanxey tas are dy
been observed that IN msny cases the quality OF tne pS e
inrir but we hear mat h5e decided, and We Tear eN
tensiye, sims Of the wekuCwn potato disease We mu
therefore look abroad for supplies to make good our customary
allowance.
already remarked the import Of food will led
exp Of money AID that stiff ulty that
score; thinking of something
IN interests Of We
cerned about supply great rody
they not? Whatever the yield Of
T harvest is at least comforting to reject that the high
prices cred in Of home deficiency
MOI key realized he sunshine that has withheld
Z here has not besn withheld elsewhere
Al unusually heavy and we'll conditioned has been
cured IN evtrs the American Union, especially in
Western and eeTn Can dz and ter OF
the major pot will find its Liverpool and
Britt ports Assuming then, tat cur harve sh ud
be average tie raise il to
age keep price Of ar ad at derre level Ur taking
view Of the and assuming that the American
cess viii insufficient make cd the dciency Of the present
harvest Will nevertheless prices down And herein
the difference between the circumstances Of the present year and
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Class No. z, lime hair and plaster class Nc Gravel and
sand class No. II. Iron, iron nails and pise c.ss No. -
Steel class No. IA Fes class No. IS, Paints, ols ana gs
elias No 6 ship ehandlery class No ~ Had class Ne
-, stationery cassNo % Hay and straw esss 81 Prov
ender class No. 60 CharcOai class No. % Bens pack
and hose class Mo- a, Sperm aud uhrcstng class No a
Augers class No. q, Anthracite coal class No. D. top
trr-ni acnnl
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The reports for the north m middle parts OF this State
Northern Indiana Iowa. Wisconsin, and mnnes represent
crop promising unprecedented yieo WINE
the State, southern Indiana and nearly all
the Southern States tie reported IS being almost eney
changes pek rat discoursgngy the Accounts
that The hogs Kentucky will be driven to Indiana and
other pehhorinR be Atted The same condlon OF
things eTs in Missouri Many thousand hogs have already
been driven there Iowa and this state ana large
ers will follow they be collected up some large
droyes of cat IL being tn love-, where tey VIII De
Qrazed unit the packing season. when ney
will brought market II is not cur purpose TO speak
discOursginy Of future, but candor eomP US 10 say ~
the propec uthsrn ard Southwestern Sta e nave not
presrnted prospect since 1898 Is oey 10 Al te pres
enttme.-Chicage Times Sept l. -.
our information the various counties in TINS part OF Iii
po ryadIng the probable yield OF the coming is
no. by any atering In many locations hear
that the weather has pay sa havoc win tue
Growing corn burning il up However there will
be great deal more enough produced for home eOnump
Hop-SkaNneeiown Ilinoitan, Aug "a
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New York, Sept 6-Isaac Bell. the oldest ship
ping merchant in New York died yesterday al
Saratoga.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Sept THE river is stationary with
five feet water in the canal
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Rreck,urIdpe Convention.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept 5.--The Breckenridge Conven
ton met in this city yesterday About one hundred
and fifty delegates were in attendance. full cleo
toral ticket was nominated
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MA S WILLIE .
4 RAILWAY MATTERS.
Grand Democratic Rally

EDarrLIi0 AsD kl.rgoz1-lo u.l 4. q. : q;
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The Cold mines of Arizona.

The Gold Mines of Arizona.
WASHINGTON, Sept. "A private letter from FL
Paso August 10TH says that the Arizona gold mines
are limited in extent but are very rich. LOU Pers
sons are at the mines. The average yield Is SIX dol
lars per day for each man.