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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31

AFFECTING LEAVE T,EJ>G.-rhe Memphis appeal
saws a youthful labor,r and buXom lass attracted
much attention at the New Orleans wharf last
Thursday. by the uarostraiurd demonstrations Of If
lection and grief when they publicly took leave Of
each der From the earnest c~s with winch she
cluA. to him and tue serious difficulty he found in
tearing himself away. 1t wa, suspected that some
thing was lamentabiy wrong and official eyes and
ear, were put IN reqU.siuon % render what aid the
supposed cxiGency of circumstances might require.
Happily none were needed. 1t vas merely case
of reccn. betrothal and early leave taking enacted
with vigor OF feeling and simplicity Of nature
that set quite at naught the CONGRATULATIONS cf cold
proprietg In curious unconsciousness Of being the
observed Of numerous observers the loving pair on
braced kissed. and at last tcarfully parted in a
style VIII III would have jr0uId DOR" The house, II
exhibited on the boards of the thcater.
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4 ball VIII be given at TINDLE'S Hail. South Mar
Ike street on Tuesday evening next, 30th instant to
raise fund to dcfray the expenses of the Breckin
ridge Rangers. The public respectfully invited
to attend Tickets may be had at the following
places HAI- CLAIBORNE, Bank Of Tennessee, F. HA-
GAN, College street, Mr.. BLAND UNION AND AMERICAN
counting-room, GEO. ANDERSON. at the Post Office
JOIN TANKERSLErs. Cherry street PARK S store, Leb
anon Turnpike. Oct25-td
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INC We. mes.lnr on sa.urday.

The Democracy intend to have, in this city, Mass
Meeting on Saturday next, and grand loren ilght
procession Saturday night The most disthgu lshea
speakers Of our State and several from the adJom-
ing States. will be present. Everybody Is invited
Come one, come all Extra trains on the various
railroads will leave the city about eleven o'clock
Saturday night. to carry those who attend back
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Rock Notice.

DARrY's EDITION or CoorER'S NoyETs.-Two more
volumes of this elegant publication have reached
Us. They contain the Chain-carrier and Jack Tier.
tvpes respectively Of his great styles, the nau
tcaI and the Indian novel The series in no respect
falls short Of the excellence which characterized it
at its first appearance; it is in fact Of the most
beautiful specimens of Typography, illustration,
paper. binding. and everything else that goes To
make a good book. which has ever cmanated from
the American prcss.
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INPOKrANS TO THAyELERs.-Persons travelling on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad with servants
are required to give bond and security to the com
pany thaE they owners of the negroes they have
in posses This is done to prevent the agents of
the Underground Railroad from running off the
slaves Of the Southern man. This regulation would
be nconyenient to strangers but it has been found
necessary. we understand, to protect the company.
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An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents - m
attention Of mothers, her
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From New York.

New YORK, October 29.-The police have arrest
ed gang of counterfeiters having large quantity
of sperious bills on the East River Bank of New
York.
The propeller Victoria was seized on Saturday
on suspicion of being SLAYER.
L. S. Marshall Rynders has been arrested for an
alleged assault on Lewis Tappan and grandson
r. NJ. WhitlOck, well known merchant was seri.
ousally injured the other day by being crushed be-
tween freight and the walls of the depot on
Center street.
Daniel B. Brown ATTEMPTED suicide last night by
throwing himself in front Of locomotive on the
Harlem road. in the upper part of the city, lie
was thrown Off by the COW catcher, but was seri
only hurt He had recently lost daughter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31

The WRoNG FooT.-A friend Of ours, says the
Gazette, who at the Capitol on Friday night to
hear Mr.. YANCEY, happened to be elderly
lady from the country In the course Of the speech
young just behind her, in a fit of enthusiasm,
or something else exclaimed " Oh my Fo0TE."
whereupon the kind-hearted lady turned and en-
quired, what is the matter with your foot p Our
friend heard no answer to the enquiry, but immei
diately noticed the good lady turn towards the
speaker with some earnest CALCULATIONS relative to
the danger of accidents in such large crowds when
ones foot is badly cOraed.
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Az UNNoEruNATE RESULT OF NCoNsTANCY.-The
Memphis Esquircr relates case of the marriage
and desertiOn Of young lady in that city some two
months ago by one who proved to be an inhuman
wretch, by the name Of BowLEs, he deserving her
three days after marriage. Since HAT time the
young lady has been apparently not in her right
mind and has made several unsuccessful attempts
to commit suicide. She on Saturday brought
up before the Recorder. the charge Of attempting
to put an end to her existence by taking ch!orotorm
On hearing the facts Of the the court di9charg
ell her She was taken in charge by Mr.. d. Row,
he kindly volunteering to take her to his residence
and cnleavor to divert her mind from the unfortu
nate events of the past.
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The annual catalogue Of Harvard University.
Cambridge, Massachusetts, has been issued. The
whole number of students connected with the Uni
versty is 500. There are 443 in the Undergraduate
Acadcmical Department. The Law Students number
Isl. The Medical Students l9I, and the Scientific
S tudents -
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FINE VIRGINIA TOBA


NASHVILLE, Sept. 10, 1860.
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau of
the Sventh Annual State Fair of Tennessee to ex-
anime. and mark award. for the best Family Sew
ing Machine. find on exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition: The !. N. SINGER. WHEELER
d WILSON, A. b. HOWE, and the GROVER d BAKER
The first three named. although differing in con-
struCtion and capacity. still far the stitch Is
concerned. all arrive at the same point, making
what is called and known the shuttle stitch, each
using a shuttle or shuttle and bobbin, upon which all
the lower thrcado thread used underneath isrequir
ed 10 be respooed. The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree Of
satisfaction. but we conceive from their ConstruC-
ton operation and stitch their principal adaptation
is to the purposes of manufacture The points
conceive most necessary and important to meet the
wide range OF requirements in machine for family
sewing, we find more fully combined in the GROVER
Il BAKER-eXtcnt of capacity, simplicity of con-
struCuOn, ease of management, advantage OF using
thread from two spools without rewindng; strength
of work. elaCticity, durability and regularity Of
stitch, md quietness of movement We therefore
mark award to the GROVER BAKER.
JOHN HEmGEs, Chairman.
10. W. HORTON,
J. W. WILSON.
c. II. WHITE,
JAS a WOODS
hereby certify that the above is a true copy of
the original decision and award of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed bv the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860.
/. p. WILLIAMS,
Secy State Agricultural Bureau
Office of exhibition and sale Of the GROVER K
BAKER Family Machines. No. IS Public Square Nash
vile, Tennessee. L. ii. BEuCkwAY.
Proprietor and owner Of the GROVER a BAKER Pa
tent for .hr State of Tennessee.
ST. Louis. No, Sept. %, lSGO.
At the National Fair this day the first and highest
premium was awarded to the Grover & Baker Sew
in- Machine. over the Singer Wheeier& Wilson. and
eight others IN competition.
Octl4-dtwGwIm.
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EYE AND EAR.-Dr. UNDERWOOD Of Chicago, the
eminent and skilIful operator on the eye and ear
has arrived in the city and may be consulted at the
ST. Cloud Hotel until the LIST Of November only.
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MRS, WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, soothn
syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates proces
OF teethng by sofening tie gums, reducing inflammation
Will aay all PAIN AMI issureto regulate the bowels Depend
upon H. mothers it will give rest to yourselves relief and
health to infants. Perfectly safe in all cases See sdvsr
tsement in another column. oct2s-Iv
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4 FREAK OF NATURE.-We have il our possession
sweet potato, which, in appearance, resembles a
goose. The body, neck and head are perfectly
formed and, altogether, it is freak of nature sell
dom witnessed. The vegetable was grown on the
late Gov. Jones' place near this city.-Hsmphis AUG-
IGj,ebe Oct. %.
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GIN HOUSE BURNED-The gin house belonging to
Mrs. KHKPATHCK, vino lives near La Grange, was
destroyed by fire the night of the 18th instant.
There were eight bales of cotton also destroyed.
The fire is supposed to be the work of an ncendiary
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PLACING DISTRACTIONS Of TIE RAUEoAD-A man
by the name of Macy, was caught Monday night in
the act Of placing Instructions the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, between BellbuCkle and War
trace, and was taken to Shelbyvie for trial.
The penalty for the oiense is Imprisonment in the
Penitentiary for not less than two nor more than
fifteen years. The dangers to which the trains have
recently been subjected this account, have great
y exasperatcd the people along the line Of the road
and we should not wonder if he permitted to
serve the State for the longest time prescribed by
the law.
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HAPPY MARRIAGEs.-Nrs. Elizabeth Blount aged
siXtyeight, married at KinsJo n. c. last week
to 4. Y. Bulger, aged twenty-five. The fair widow
had $4,000 to counterfeit the summers" which
haze passed over her head.
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HAVE YOU SEEN JOHN WHORLEY'S
PREM UNI ACC0?
Call at No 81 South Market Street, and try his
PREMIUM TOBACCO.

WANTED-A gentleman, business man, &c, want
ed as partner in respectable and profitable bust
ness. with 81 900 cash. He must be as above. Adj
dres ROBERT,
octl6-dIm Post Office.
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CITY NOTICES.
PHOTOGRAPH'S
OF
W az. Y 4 n & E Y.

The only true likeness of Mr. YANcET is on exhibi-
Zion at GERS Gallery, being the only Gallery Mr..
YANcEY visited in this city. Copies for sale
Oct. 3I-3t.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-A remonstrance has been
presented TO the Government against diverting the
war vessels Brooklyn and St. Marys from the pro-
lection of the Panama route.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31

The election for electors for President and Vice
President of the United States will be held in the
Fifth Ward,at Mr.. A. B. STANDARDS office on Vine
street, between Union and Church streets, Tues
day the sixth day of November next.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31

SCARCITY or FOop Is IRELAND-A letter from the
North OF Ireland dated the 4h inst states that there
vii be great scarcity OF ioo3 Tor the people.
Potatoes are scarce and the price is rising daily.
while oats which rank next to potatoes as an article
OF food, sell for 81 DO per barrel
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stock for Sale.

JoHN WHoRLEY, % South Market Street, offers
for sale $4,000 ,corth Of Gt3cIc! Gail and see him.
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zs'-Call and try JOIN WHoRLEY's best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, the best ever offered in Nash
vile. large assortment on hand and sale at very
low prices
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MuEDEE-We stated last week that Frank Spells
was run over by the cars at BrownSboro' and was
killed. 1t was thought at the time. and we were so
informed. But on examination it was asccrtained
that Spells had been murdered for money and then
placed on the track. Ii was observed that scutfie
had taken place near the track, bloody club was
found. and the ground appeared If a body had
been dragged to the track. 1t was known that
Spells had left home in company with David Hill
and - Ricketts, and suspicion fell upon them as
having murdered him. Hill was pursued and ar
rested in Tennessee. He confessed that Spells had
been murdered, but charged ricketts, with having
committed it. In attempting to arrest ricketts,, he
fed and shot and was badly wounded one
buckshot taking effect in the back and another IN
the head. He is in custody near Maysville Hill is
in Jail in this place.-HUtsUits lAla) Independent,
oct. p
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SAM VANLEER & Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times Call on them for bargains
septS-2m
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AAsDEES N EIRGINIA-The Farmvie Journal
states that two murders were committed in Buck
mgham county. Va on the 18th. A man named oil
yer Bankinship was killed lin the presence of a
justice OF whom he was seeking protection by VIM.
!. Tonry. and negro blacksmith. belonging to Mr..
Chambers was killed by a white man named Abra-
hams
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Nr0nE or Az EDTcR.-Just before going to press
we were grIcyed 20 hear of the death j. \. Bowen,
late editor Of the Independent Press. The deceased
committed suicide Saturday last, at Lake City
10y shooting himself through the head with a pistol
We have not heard any cause assigned for the rash
act llls remains pass,a through Ibis city yesterday
un the Cecil, 10 be- forwarded TO his FRIENDS in Ton
uessee.-fsrtI,.da,I Forld.GH oct. -.
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The PoLTCM STNNPEDE-T Winoua minnesota
Democrat edited by G. ". Cotton. ESQ uas hauled
down the Douglas and Iohr.-u3 dag am. ran uy NAT
O1 Breckenridge aud Lane.
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nav ANA SEi. A r.!
Ereckinridge Rangers Vail

JOHN WIUHLEY. 80 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn. ,---2O 600 Imported TIa-
Vanas--,JUS7 Re EIVED FROM HAVANA.
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!
RInnd EnndI

To all suffering from consumption inc pent conErmeI or
from debility Of kn2 from mental prostraon
brought by cause from scroulas COMPLAINTS from
diseases the kidneys bladder ladies' suffering any Of
the distressing complaints their liable which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
offered certain raj I6s remedy. Differing every
particular from the patent medicines of the day. II chemical
combination Of ICON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHOROUS,
Of great WORTH and hundreds hear glad grateful
testimony TO the benefits it has conferred on them.
CHURCH & DUPONT, 4O9 Broadway, New YorS, are the
eprSpetors Of the article, and have in consequence Of
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of the outside
wrapper yellow, and increased
Be cautious in buying to that the fac
smile Of their signature the outside Of the wrapper
others counterfeit. u. J. WOOD & co St. Louis,
octl9 II Wholesale Agents Tor the West.
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ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILWAY NIATTEKS.
Departure of Passenger III

Departure of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AND CHATTAKOOsA-4:O0 A. NJ, p NJ
TENNESSEE ANB AIABAHA-j:I5 A. NJ, $500 r NJ.
LOUISVILLE AND NAsHVILLK--5 An, $50 p NJ
Gallatin Express s ?. ~
gBaKErEID AND KEETUCKT-6:3O NJ, 1880 T. NJ
Arrival of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AID CHArTaEoosA-s:OO A. 500 r
rEESEssFR AND ALABAMA-IO:OO A. NJ, 500 ?. NJ;
Gallatn Express 8 A. NJ.
DsRKIELD AND KENTUcKY-S:3O A. NJ. and $40 ~
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Most EXtensIVe
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

VHTM. KEABE & CO. Nos l, }, 7, Eutaw street, Of
Baltimore, respectfully inform Southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory aud prepared
supply great demand for their pianos. They unqueon
ably the durable and contain all the latest improvements
fully guaranteed for five For great
power Of and agreeable touch, they unequaed
E3beg sakOsch and other psnists have used them
their concerts and have given certificates for their superiority
They have for the last years. taken the first premiums
all competition all the different States where they have
exhibited, Last year they received FIVE first premiums
Montgomery, Ala One the Southern piano. and
one for the best against all competition.
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments viii
ceiying by J. A. MCCLURE,
mays, 'GO-d&wly Sole Agent, Nashville.
Nm THE CHAECERY COURTIAT DRES.
4 den TOR WeakIey County, state of fem
Of Pubcson-Bi fOrecl0se Deed Of Trust
&c casper w. Bell John II Winston, Thomas A. Baker
W Irvine Samuel Williams, and others From the affidavit
to the bill in this appearing to the CLERK Master
sad court that said Baker and Irvine non.resdents
state + Ten that said Baker resides Paduch
lucky, and said Irvine Hickman Kentucky said vii
am resides in Tennessee. but that affidavit unabe to ascp
tain the county OF his residence digent inquiry
therefore ordered by said Clerk Master said Baker
Irvine su Williams before the said
Chncery Court to be held the Court Dresden are
said the second Monday Of January s6 plead
or deuuT to said bill the will be
and set FOR hearing them term Of said
Court Iii ordered thatthi published for four sue
cessiye weeks in the weekly Union and american news
paper printed IL Nashville, State Of Tennessee 23rd
day Of October, 1900 "a trus copy from the Order
Oct29 '6O-w4t-prsfee SO Of said Court.
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CEors IN the BorroW.-A gentleman just up from
Bolivar county gives Us 4 cheerful account Of the
cotton crop. To use his own language. an acre OF
ground i lust as good for bale of cotton this year
;lS a sxperce j. for a ginger cake in Bolivar No
sort of land be purchased for less than So per
acre. while many plantations are actually held at
50. while the holders is perfectly Indifferent about
selling. One gentleman. he says, who works only SIX
teen hands. will make 2j0 bales this year: suppose
these bales bring $50 each the product of sixteen
hands one year is Sl5OOn. Many plantations work
one hundred hands; at the above rates one hundred
hands would earn 100000: and this will give you
some idea OF planting cotton IN the Mississippi bot
tom. We rather suppose shat a fine country. Don't
Won OXFORD lLsNl llernvN 0R =.
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From WashinRton.


WASHINGTON, Oct 3O-Robert Hunter has been
appointed Marshal Of the Eastern District of Lou
isiana, and A. Armstring of Georgia Lieutenant in
the Navy.
Arrival of the New Mexico Mail.
INDEPENDENCE No, Oct. 3O-The New Mexico
mail of the 18th has arrived.
Forgery.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct 3d. Breckingridge announ-
that the letter date 9TH inst, published over
his signature and directed DR.. J. J. p, CohOOne
City, n. C.. is forgery.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 3O.-TEe steamboat Dixie from
Shreveport to Alexandria snagged on the 10th and
is a total loss The boat was valued at $4,000
Insured for $4,000.
The steamer DesOto with Havana dates of the
9th has arrived. News unimportant. Sugar was
unchanged. The growing crop was excellent. 9th
er articles unchanged.
Mexican advices say that the 100000 conducta
which was seized has been restored.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 30-The river isSfalling with
feet inches water N the canal
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DIR. HOOfIand's Celebrated
ERMAH RITTERS


YETILL efectuaIly Liver Compliant Dyspepsia Jaun-
wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the Kid
neys and all diseases arising from dsoierd Liver Om
ach, such Constipation Inward Piles Fulness the
Head Acdty OF the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust
Food, Funess weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructaons
Sinking Futtsng the Pit Of the stomach, Of the
Head Hurredand Difficult Breathing Fluttering Heart
Choking SuOcating Sensations when in lying posture Dim
Vision Dots Webs before the Sight,
Pain in the Heal Deficiency OF PerspraOn, Yeowness Of
Skin Eyes Pain in the Side Back Chest Limbs &C. Sud
Flushes Of Burning in the Flesh Constant
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The pTOpretor in calling the attention OF the public TO this
preparation do with feeling Of the confidence in It's
adaptation TO the diseases for which
and untried article, but that has stood ne
Of years trial before the American people, and ia
The testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals parts Of the countr
immense, and careful perussl Of the pubishad
ally by the proprietor and to be had gratis any Of his Agents.
cannot but satisfy the most skeptica that this remedy IA
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLANDS BALSAmIC CORDTaL
Will long standing Cold very short time Read the
following:
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c, 1853.
Dr. G. NJ JACKsoE-sir: had for some time been suffering
under severe cold having pains through
throat and hoarsenes when try HoOf
anq Balsame Cordial accordingly procured bottles and
am happy to state that half Of completely cured
now unhestatngy recommend to friends who may be SIM
h2ry aneted and deem it than justice to bear THIS
public testimony to its virtues. Respectfully
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily by O. NJ. Jackson, No 4ls Arch street
Philadelphia, and for sale BY Druggist and storekePes
out the United States and Canada Price 70 cents per Wet
EWIN PENDLBT0N 4 CO., Nashville Tenn NJ ISsS
Agents. Retsiled byJ0. @. BROWN and EVANS, ~
DERSHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, NssuVhIe, d D.
MATHEWS, Edseheld J. c. DOBCH' south NASHVILLE