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The Decrease of shipments in California

1
The large falling in the exports gold from Cao2ni
has not failed produce feeling Of dsrust in the boundle
of of the Pacific State Up September
dis falling 26e from the previous years exports
giving, Of estimate the Of 600 prob
the whole year Such decrease fail
commanding attention.
The San Francisco Bulletin Of September
ec accounts for the apparent secession Of the gold product
BY declaring deficit in the returns than cOmpen
by accumulation OF gold in the hands of COMMERCIAL
and producing 1t says
THE money formerly Europe,
gradually becoming producers and manufacturer The present
year extraordinary in this respect and probably
articles and farm products, which last had to be i'm
ported Our merchandise exports sso wonderfully increa'
ably moderate esma and every dollars w1rth Of grain,
lumber wool or other article Of domestic PfOdu on exported
try From these facts evident that money is accmus
ing in California unexampled rapidy and there pros
pect that such will not be thecaSe for long time"
This opinion would to ind confirmation in the financial
report of the last that merchandise to the value ofeTs
SO0 gone forward exporsoser 100000 Of which
was in agricultural products"
the last well pre- yOus steamers that
Marposa other extensive making unusually
heavy retnrns shows that there evidently large
the gold production of the quartz mnesthe falling of in
face mining and hand washing being il is asserted than
compensated the from the mills and fumes.
But Why accumulation OF money home, and
In OF he constant expansion OF the area OF the mines 70
Kohe tie east and Oregon and Rock Greek the
norh high money should still prevail, for
others The MARKET quoted BY the steamer,
was easy half per per
month show that market either does not
operate California eewhere Tighten interests else that
money accumulated in the hands Of the heavy
rather than in the hArds Of small operators and agents
Of producers interest business
sh even in gold, reconcile
the anomaly Of market add surplus agricultural
productions with two per cent month interest.
The exports for the month Of August @ and for
seven previous months s24 0756, making for the eight
months total Of $27 800 coo. IT, the Bulletin asserts, the
angTof export Of metal owing to its retention home,
be about twenty per cent few
such aggregation certainly will to render the deposit
tories Cao somewhat pehorc coin and bullion.
We shall look with interest npon the returns
which ought give the Of estimating the value Of the
Mines and determining there actual decrease In their
product not what has Of the unrepod balance
Nsto York Kveaing Post, Sept. s5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

NAPLES UNITED WITH SARDNIA.-The progress Of
events in Italy is rapid GARBALDT has achieved the
object of his last movement. and Naples abandoned
by Its king with scarcely struggle has been hand
ed over to the sway of Victor EMANUEL as the
sovereign. The success Of GAEmAIDr in Naples has
set instructions astir in the Papa States and it is
difficult to see how this is to be settled, except in
the way that instruction in Naples has ended Sar-
dInia though profting by GARBALDI's labors. is en-
deaSoring to restrain him from too eager pursuit
of his object Veneua is not to be meddled with,
at least not till Italy is united and disciplined and
then CAyoUR thinks the domination is Austria is at
an end. But GARIBALDl goes right on, kee ping his
own counsel, and arranging his own plans His
present purpose seems to include all Italy in the
Italian kingdom, and il he gives the signal
for hostities, it viii be difficult to keep back the
popular enthusiasm. The progress of events is
watched with interest, for upon GARIBALDI's move
ments depend the peace of Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

A WIFE wHO,wOULD NOT TAKE HER HUsBANDs DEATH
UPON REPORT.-A few days ago Mrs. E. n White, of
Burlington, Iowa. whose husband had been for some
time at work at Chicago. received letter purport-
ing to be from friend of his, who panied to in
form her that himself and Mr.. E. N W. had been
upset the lake, with fatal result to the latter
The widow told that " the Lord gave and the
Lord hath taken away" and something was added
about how "the young ravens" are fed. Mrs. w. de-
termned to go to the bottom of the matter believ-
ing it could be done without going to the bottom of
the lake. She found that certain black-eyed Miss
Murphy, and not the watery element. had possess
sion of her husband. Consequently the constable
instead of the coroner was called.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TOHN g. PEETE, administrator Of the Of John 4
ID whitley, and in light Of his wife Ann 4, VIM Whitley
and Joseph Whitley, complaints James whitley Ger
rude Whitley, Sally Whitley, FnncisJ whitley and ah
Whitley minors defendantsB to sell land for
on. BY VruS decree OF the County Court Of Upton
the State Of Tennessee at its September 1850,
in the above stated will sell either publicly privately,
before sold privately will, the Fifth day
of November $780, a. the court house door, in the
CovingtOn, sell at auction to the highest bidder the
tracts hereinafter described the following terms
One third OF the purchase cash in hand; third
months from the day Of SALE Snd the other onehrd two
OF sa the purchasers will be required TO give
least good secues the land retains lien
payment Of the purchase Said lands thus
hriefg described, to Wit;
One containing thousand and seventeen laid
of John whitley James whitley Gertrude
Whitley Sally Whitley in the partition and division
the the late Daniel Whitley among his heirs lying
add county Ia the eleventh surveyors district range
sections and known the Gh tract Of land
Of the Alexander tract Of land and the portion
Of Taylor Of land, being in the neizborhood
Col John 7. Jett and DR. John Pete.
another OF land containing eight and
eight and Wentyfour laid OF parties in sad
partition and division known the Collier tract Of land
with the southern portion Of the Macn tract OF land living
In Civil District No ], in said State and county.
And also another tract OF land lying said Civil District
county State containing hundred aeres and laid 81 n
said parties in said partition and division. the Ason
tract OF land: beginning at hickory the northeast corner OF
grant No 1885, in the Of John Bstes, 5000 acres
Said tracts Of land will be sold sep ra,sly.
JOHN 7. DOUGLAS,
sePSl-HH Clerk aad Commissioner.
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a WNDFALL FOR GARBALDI-An item in the for
eign intelligence brought by the Adriatie states that
Garbaldi found in the bank at Naples no less than
eighty millions Of lire This is of more Importance
than it may at first seem, for it at once places in
Garibaldis hands the snews of war in cash, amount
ing in our currency to about fourteen million and
four hundred thousand dollars. This is the ina
terial add which Kossuth used to talk about, and
will be of quite Jas much value ito the Dictator of
Italy as the "moral support" which one or two
liberal governments appear disposed to accord him..
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MARKER. bK TELEGRAPH.

New oRIEIxr, Sept 9scOttOn quiet sales to day $3.50
bales; mddng 1905 sales Of the week 80 600 bales
cep Of bales against 5000 bales during the
corresponding year. exports Of the week $3.50 bales
total expors Of the a bses; stock Neu OrsnI
I77OOO bales Flour nrm at 6O9s2O Corn dul at 1880
Coffee fr at 39Z; sales the week $500 bags imports
OF tie week $3.50 bags stock hand $1,000 bags against o
bags at the same Sterling exchange ss
hills NJ Iadns 7ls York sight exchange q discount
\ premium Preights to Liverpool ~
Nrw YORK Sept ss-COttOn firm; sales to day 800 bales
iadlne upland lCs Coffee of Rio sold yese
day at I4 Sugar active advanced = three days
Cuba sales e5 boxes at Rico, sales los boxes
f Havana sa es at 7S7% Moiases, MuscOvsdo
sales so hhds at CSC.
NE~ YORK, Sept 9sEveningFOur quiet but 'teady' de-
clined SOHO sugar firm, Cuba ek97'I, Porto Rico 7xs
Tobacco, Kentucky, 49I2X.
From $4,000 to s7OOOO specie goes to Europe to morrow
CsYcrsxArr, Sept 9s-FOur sales 900 bbs at 5oO@5lO
Whisky sales 1900 bbls at Isx.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

ScoTCH VOLUNTEERS FOR GARBALDI.-In conse-
quence of the small amount contributed in Edin-
burgh towards the expenses of the SieiIian Excur-
sonists there is little likelihood of there being an
Edinburgh Company" of Italian volunteers for
Garibaldi A detachment of about a dozen is to be
Incorporated with the London company, and it is
expected that the remainder will join the Glasgow
company. \ blouse of Royal Stuart tartan has
been adopted by the Scottish volunteers, along with
the scarf of the same pattern. In consequence of
recent misunderstanding the Glasgow company
contemplate, if their funds permit to charter YES
sci to take them direct to Sicily
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29
A STRICTLY PIoUs DoG.-The AuburnT Ala.) Scetcb-
book tells the following dog story

| OODC Vells the lOuOWllS uOg story
A good friend of ours, living a few miles from
town.. ]. Nunn--eyerybOdy knows hinl-told us
a few days ago of a remarkable dog of his. He j.
small dog, but for three years with three or four
exceptions rain shine, hot cold, with company
without it, he has not failed to attend divine SER
vice every Sabbath at the neighboring church He
seems to know instInctively when the time comes.
1t happened that the dog had gone in the early
part of the week to spend few days at the house
of relative of Mr.. NUNS some miles from home.
When Saturday evening came, however, he went
home, and as usual, on the next morning presented
himself at church. And it makes no difference
whether any of the family 60 to church or not, he
is always at his post Moreover. when there, he be-
HAYES himself as a good dog should. He stations
himself near the door, and if any profane hog or
COW comes rambling too near, he noiselessy as
possible drives them away. And what is remark
able, considering the customs prevailing in many of
our churches, he has never been seen to laugh or
talk or try to attract attention disturb the ser
vice, during all the time.
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From New York.

New YORK Sept. 27.-John Caslner, distiller at
Hunterdon, n j., and two sons, were suffocated on
Tuesday while repairing their still.
The city Republicans yesterday nominated Amos
j. williamson editor of the Dispatch, in the Third
Congressional District; VIM. Wall, ex-Mayor of Will
liamsburg, in the Fifth Augustus J. Dow, in the
Seventh; Abraham W&keman in the Eighth The
Brecknridgers in the latter District nominated ex-
Sheriff Milletts
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From Wa.hinatop.

WASHINGTON. Sept 27.-Wm. J. Delano is appointed
Clerk Of the Census Bureau.
The mail service between ST. Joseph and Denver
will be discontinued and the mails go via Council
Bluff.
The Treasury receipts last week were S1,O40,O00
including 100000 from customs.
A private letter says that Mr.. Ward, our Minister
to China asks six months leave of absence on ac-
count of i'll health
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

Al meeting of the LANE Guards, held at Fire
mans Hall, on College street, Friday evening, Sept
18th, 1860. with 60 members, the following named
gentleman were elected as Officers of the Com
pany
Z A HUGHES, Captain; VIZ SwEANY, LIST Lieut.
ant W. FUNsToN, I'd Lieutenant E. CoRBITT Sd
Lieutenant; G. SAVERS, 4th Lieutenant; JOHN PAGE,
Ensig ne J. B. NAPIKR LIST Orderly Sergeant JAMES
McGoNNIGAL, ID Orderly Sergeant; D. GRIFFIs, Sd
Orderly Sergeant WN. McGOSNIGAI, 4th Orderly
Sergeant; A J. WrNFREY, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29
Un,ver.ali.t Conventions.

CHICAGO, Sept. PA convention of Western Uni
versalists is in session in this city, There is
numerous attendance of the clergy and members of
this denomination. The object of the Convention is
to organize Northwestern Convention A consti-
tuition adopted, yesterday a basis of organi-
cation. The Conference includes Ohio. Michigan,
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
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FOR COUNCILMI

authorized to announce JAS CRtGHENn q eand
reelection Councilman from the Fifth ward, the
| ensuing election. septS-de
We are authorized announce DR.. P 8. WOODWARD as
candidate Councilman from the I'd Ward the ensuing Nu
| nicipal election. aug2edte%.
We authorised to announce W 8. OHBATHAM
reelection, Councilman from the 5th Wards
| ct the ensuing Municipal election june7-td.
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TheiHOg Trade.

The Cincinnati Gazette OF the 96th says
good many hogs offering sc 50 for November and Dece
buyers but there to be general disposition
make concessions.
The New Albany Qa) Ledger OF tbe26th says;
$50 half hogfrom Tennessee passed through
city this evening their to Weat Prairie, TppecAnOe
county wineed. The Of them informed that he
had engaged feed them with at 20 cents per buShe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

Herald states that DANIEL BOONE, while galloping in
his exercise on the track on Saturday, previous to
the great race struck the fetOck of Of his fore
legs so severely as to it to swell to alarm
ing extent and utterly prevent him taking any
more exercise for some time to come,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

Hon. HusrHREY MARSHALL Of Kentucky, by inyi-
vitntion. will address the Democracy Of Nashville
and Davidson county at the corner Of Broad and
Market streets, on Thursday night, October 4th
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Pnhlie mee,inr

The Democracy of Rutherford will hold Grand
Mass Meeting and Barbecue in Marfreesboro', or
Tuesday, the eth DAY of October next Prepare
tons are being made to accommodate twenty-thous-
and persons. Gov. Johnson, Gov WISE, and other
gentlemen viii be there.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

Tue LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD IMBRoGLIo.
The City Council of Louisville has by unanimous
vote instructed the Mayor TO Castillo vote Of thatciy
for the present Directors Of the Louisville and Nash:
vile Railroad Company The Courier says this secures
their reelection and we presume it win insure the
defeat of Gov. HELM as the present board would not
re-elect him
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municipal government.
At the election to-day our citizens win be called
upon to signify their approval disapprOval of the
following amendmen: to the city charter. proposed
by the last Legislature:
Sec 5. At the next annual election for Mayor and
Aldermen and Council, the voters who are in favor
of the election of said officers for a term of two
years shall put the words, Term of officers for
two years. on their tickets and if majority of
all the votes polled shall be in favor of the election
Of said officers for term of two years, then and
thereafter the charter of the city of Nashville shall
be so amended, and said election slal be held &C
cOtdingly and,
Sec. 6. Thereafter the qualification for Mayor Al
dermen and COuncimen shall be citizenship and
idence within the city of Nashville for two whole
years next preceding the election, and no other.
1t will be seen from the wording of the PROPOSE
tion that it requires majority of all the votes cast
to-day, 70 ratify the proposed amendment. Those
who do not vote for the proposition will necessarily
be counted against it.
The proposed amendment contains two PROPOSE
tons: the extension of The term Of office of the
Mayor and members of the City Council to two
years, and the abolition of the property qualfca-
ton. Under our present charter the Mayor, Alder
men and Councilmen are elected for term of one
year, and free-hoders only are eligible TO these
offices. If the proposed amendment should be
adopted these officers will hereafter be elected for
term Of two years and any qualified voter, having
resided within the city for two years next preced-
ing The election, viii be eligible to either Office
Those who favor these changes in our charter will
vote as indicated in the proposed amendment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

ELoPENENT.-On the 22d inst. man by the name
of BAKER called at ahouse near Lebanon. KY where
man and his wife were boarding and in the alb
sence of the husband, took the wife and child and
starred for parts unknown. in the meantime the
husband. whose name is BAGEIY, hearing of the
matter, came to town and procured an officer and
followed the truant wife. Overtakng her and her
paramount about four miles from town, the husband
having obtained the child returned to town. leaving
the guilty pair to pursue their journey unmocsted
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Valuable Land for Sale.

NJ MCCLURE CO., and n. MCCLURE, desire to sell
W their valuable Tract Ct Land, her coparner
ship having exred1 conaLing 500 acres i've hundred II
which cleared, generally level the remainder we'll bered
has several springs Of running water through hed
60 acres we'll set in blue grass with much in clover This
land not surpassed BY in the county and Is we'll adapted
to the cultivation Of Cotton the raising
two good oreardS and good building sites desirable Neigh
eorboOd lying In the valley Of RObnsons Fork Creek Giles
county, the road leading from COrnesve the LynnV
Depot, Ave miles from each point.
Will be sold on Ia e goth day of October next
On the premises 70 to the highest bidder.
Terms-~0ns fourth cash when possession Is given, the re
mander three annual payments. with inerest from dae
The said land either be divided into hreo snail farms
or sold In Persons wishing TO purchase privately VIII eA
authorized to sell between this and the day o.
sale. n. MeCLUkE-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

KIDSAPFER SENT TO GEoRGIA.-SANUBL GREGG was
arrested in Memphis few days SINCE on a charge
of kidnapping two slaves from Georgia with intent
to run them to free States. On the Goth GREGG was
sent back T. Georgia, in charge of Deputy Sheriff
ArSNs.-the negroes being chained on each side of
their kidnapping friend.
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CITY NOTICES.
sunday school Convention.

The Sunday School Convention of the Tennessee
Conference will meet at the McKendree church at
lO@ A. NJ \ full attendance of the Delegates from
all the charges is expected and earnestly requested.
Public speaking may be expected at night during
the setting Of the Convention.
By THE COMMITTEE.
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COUNTY COURT SALE.


For Sale at Auction at Paducah.
ON Wednesday Ord or October viii sell public auction
the Steamer SCOTLAND her engines tickle and furnure
she lays At Paducah KY The scotland the ghest
draught boat Of her class Of carry 1900 tons
Terms quarter cash, balance and 2 months. Notes
payable In Bank with satisfactory security.
ssptl4 It's JOHN A. COUCH.
? Louisville Courier and st. Louis Republican COPY and
charge to this Office
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Shipments of Gold Dust.

OMAHA, Sept 26God dust coming freely, $1,000
shipped East to-day by the u Express The bankers at
Omaha purchasing average Of $4,000 per
from returning miners eIdes large received daily
the merchants for goods.
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Democrasic Rally az winchester saturday

Gov. Johnson has received an invitation to attend
Democratic Rally at Winchester, Franklin county,
on Saturday. He viii be there. BRIGHT and DAvrD-
SON, Of Lincoln, and TuRNEY, of Winchester, will
also be on hand Let old Franklin turn ont in full
force
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PKEsEDENTIAL CANVASS.
Messrs. Haynes and Peyton.

The following list Of appointments been agreed upon by
the Hon. BAILEY Potion and Hon. HAYHEs csudi
dates for Elecor for the State a. arge which mes places
they VIII be pleased to meet and address the people, be
seen that number OF counties have been omitted
avoidAbie, owing to the want OF time
NASHVILLE,
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THE ELECTION TODAY.-To-day is the time fixed by
law for the annual municipal election Of candidates
there enough to satisfy the most solictous For
Mayor we have four aspirants, HoLLINGswORTH
CHEATHAM, HUGH SMITH, and ACTON You've In
Councilman and Aldermen, their name is Legion.
Let every body turn out and vote as to him seems
best There is no occasion for excitement of any
kind. Let everything be orderly and well done.
Old St Lawrence, noted trotting horse, died at
Kalamazoo, on Wednesday of last week. He was
engaged in a trotting match and had concluded two
heats. While on the third he ehoked, and had to be
withdrawn BE died in few minutes, having as
ii supposed, burst blood vessel The old horse
was buried in grove the Fair Ground, in full
dress, and 500 Immediately subscribed by a
number Of gentlemen present to procure him fit
ting monument
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THr NuSvcrP.r. Fr.zcrIox ANESDMENr OF TIE Cry
c,,kKTEE.-The election for Mayor and one Alder
man and two Couucilmen from each OF the wards
Of the city takes place today and Tor the conven-
fence Of our city readers we append complete list
Of the candidates who have announced themselves
through the city papers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

QUALIFICATION OF NoTERs-The publication of vo-
tiers IN the municipal election today is the same as
in the election Of members Of the General Assem-
bly-a bona tide residence of six months IN the
county
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The Maury County Agricultural Fair is to be held
at Columbia next week, and a consequence the
three papers there will suspend for a week Fast
age this!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-29

SINGULAR SUTs-One En-. GARY has employed
counsel aud commenced suit against the city of
Memphis for working him upon the chain-gang. He
laws his damages at $4,000
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The following table shows the exports 81 specie HON

The New York Ecenag Post 25th THE money
market is active temporary rather easer borrowers
good supplying themselves at 697 per cent OF
paper good selection the Market aad "g edge
Names rule obtained per Choice single named
haze been done at fraction under s per cent.
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l am now in receipt of my large and well assorted
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. which I am
offering at very low prices. As quick sales and
small profits is my motto, am willing to take NJ
with the latter to accomplish the former, and viii
offer great inducements to all who will favor me
with a call, especially to cash buyers. Come and
see for yourselves. No %, South side ofthe Square
sep2l-lm, DAVID HUMPHREY.
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The following Lat Of appointments agreed upon
Mes Taylor WhOns and Waterson candidates for Esctor
for the State starg at which tines and places they will be
pleased to meet aad address the people, It will Be that
number OF counties have been omitted This unavoidable