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Lexington Races.

The races over the Lexington Course closed on
Saturday with a race for all ages-three mile heats
for which there were five entries Colossus, Joe
Stoner, Austerhtz. Goodwood and Lila. The pool
selling last night was very spirited in one pool Co
lossus sold for COS Stoner 500 Austerlitz &c., Good
wood 100. and Lila 20, making 1895 dollars. Num-
erous pools sold in the aggregate as high as 1000,
IIOO 1900 400 etc, colossus having the call eve
~ time. The Louisville Co1uier's correspondent
gives this account.
FIRST HEAT-They get off very well together,
Stoner and Goodwood in the lead, Austerlitz third,
and Colossus and Lila trailing behind this position
they held the first mile when GOOdwOOd took the
lead, and in the second mile AusterlitZ changed
places with StOner and followed GOOdwood home
NJ a dashing pace : GOOdWOOd first AusterlitZ
cond Stoner third Lila fOurth just inside the dis
lance and Colossus, the great tavOrite, badly dis
tanced. Such a shout as went up from the tieders
was never heard, while the trembling hands and
banched faces of the knowing ones, showed plainly
they were done for long before the heat was over.
Time 5:3S Notwithstanding that AuSterlIU was
good second Stoner now Outses him in pools; Good
wood bringing 200, StOnCr $50, Austerlitz 50. and
Lila about %. Last night the pools sold at the
Phoenix amounted toneary $4,000. Now the riders
up for the
SECOND HEAT.-Od they go; Goodwood on the in
side They keep together. Now AusterlitZ makes
a dash at GOOdwOOd, but soon gives 1t up. Here
comes otoner at INN, and ne too has TO surrender.
AleXanders entry next breaks lance with the gal
liant GoOdwOOd, but Hunter John has his eyes open,
and laughs AT all Of them. He steers his charger
ike an arrow, and comes to the string in the eX-
ceedingly quick time of 5:344 Lila is second Joe
Stoner third, Auserlitz distanced. Here is the
mary.
SIXTH Daysaturday, June 9Purse 5000. for all ages
Three vile Keats.
l ViIey Ward enters b h. Goodwood,4 y. O.. by Lex.
iprton dam Evergreen by Glencoe .,....-........
o r a Alexander enters Oh. ( Lila, y o. by York.
shire, dam Victoire, by Margrave .
z J. p johnson enters John CGmpbeIs Oh. h. Joe Ston-
er Y o by Wagner dam by Gencoe--........--... ;
4 J NJ CLAY enters Dr. C AusterlitE' 4 y o. by York
shire dam Topaz by Glencoe IA, - dis
Z A X Richards enters b. c. Colossus 1 y. o., BY
Sovereign dam sister to Pryor, BY Gienc7e.-.' dis
Time: 535-5.3iA
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The travel on Lake Champlain is very lively this
season, thus far and the opening of the hotels at
Saratoga next month viii still further increase the
rush through the lake.
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In Petersburg, Va, few days since. child o.
JOIN DAVIS, about two years old, died from eating
the composition off some Lucifer matches.
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SOMETHING ABOUT mH. EVERETT.
men Of the south, Read !
the Nashville Banner.

TEXT
Prom the Nashville Banner.
Eceret Is good man. pure and ineoTTHPtibse states
man, but he hates slavery as the deVll llates hoy
water.-Menphis AUalGRcbe. -
"a good man, pure and iIcoTT7lptible statesman,
viii discharge the duties Of his office In accord
ance with the Constitution and the LAWS
whatever NAV be his opinions as to abstract ques-
tons We do not believe Mr.. EVERETT hates slavery
in the sense above represented. We believe his
views upon the subject are national and that no
safer man for the South can be found North Of Ma
son and Dxon's line or anywhere else, for that mat
ter.
The Convention, ia discarding tie use OF plat
forms. exacts no pledges from those whom they
deem worthy of the highest trusts under the Gov
ernment wisely considering that THE sUREsT GUAR
ANTy OF A MANS FUTURE Usefulness AND FIDELITY
TO THE GREAT INTERESTS OF TIE COUNTRY, IN any
official station to which he may be chosen IS TO Bf
POUND IN HIS PAST HISTORY CONNECTED WITH THi
PUBLIC SERVICE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12

The Bishop of Forli, who suspended the priests
for assisting at the celebration Of the Ts Dea at
Bologna, in honor of the Sandman Constitution, has
been prosecuted by the Piedmontese Government
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YaIuabIe FarIn for Sale.

NOW offer sale my Farm, situated on the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road three miles from the city L is we'll
Stered bghv improved, Oz desirable place. containing
to hundred acres half in cultivation the balance wood
land ALbAANDEh ALblSOA.
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speeeh ID ooI. y. ". VEatterson.

We publish to-day the speech of Col WArrEHsoS
at the late DoUGLAs meeting in New York. Col
WArrERsox has been in Washington during the past
winter and has not had a very good opportunity Of
communicating with the people in the Mountain Dis
trict or he would not favor the nomination Of Judge
DOUGLAS. Our information from that district both
before and since that speech is that it does not rep
resent the feeling Of one Democrat in Tennessee in
reference to the nomination Of Judge DOUoLAs
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4 Boarding and Day SCHOOL


EMTILL be opened September 1st ia Nashville, by j.
w W. NICHOLS formerly Principal OF the Florence Fe'
male Academy and daring the last hve years. Teach
er in the Nashville Female Academy. .
The building selected this Institution athe term nation
Of Spring street, and .nOWn The COuzzins" House
The course instruction will comprise all the branches usual
II required English education. TIE most competent Pro
fessOrs in Music, Drawing, French &c, are engaged.
YTTfo- particulars address J. W. NICHOLS,
iS5as an Nashville.
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CHARLES b. HALL.

Boots shoes, Valises. Carpet Rags, &C.
No. IS savTu SIDE Public sauaRr,
NASHVILLE, TENN
nov in receipts Of his stock for the Spring and sum-
mer Trade consisting Of Ladies, Gents, Aisses
oys and chiideus Boots Shoes Caters, Slippers Sei o.
every variety, with and without heels
4LsoLa French Dress Trunks fne sole Leather tra9eng
Trunks Va isos Carpet Bags Ladies Learner fraYsaB sa-'
Gc-&
Fan o. Ehch offered Low gods Of similar guilty
can Be purohase IN The city Please cali a Nc y aoo re-
nsra2- CHARLES 3. HALL.
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Refrigerafors.
GTwfenberg Dysenlery syrnD-


Henry Foster and wife and otasrs, Egpa1is.
puriance Of decree OF the County Court 90 plFhu
oogay, rendered IN ths oTe cause AZ he Nay term, ls
va easr Tor sale al he Court House, n te city Of Ad
On lEdys the 8OGh Of June NEXT lot Of lr1urd
fronting 80 feet ire Eas de Of Chrrg Ncrfd, and
tween Gay and Lac Streets and l0ug @ property o. A. A.
Ashhrook
Terms.--Ons third ca-h, and TIE basnos .T1st Of
one and two years with Interest, vita required aii
a lien retained unlil paid. p. r. CHEAEu an,
nays. 800 tbs Clerk.
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DISSOLUTION.

TTVE oopartnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style and firm Of Petre n. PsiGef,
Is s day Juae st 1860 dissolved BY ual consent n Pe
fer retiring The business viii in future be cOnducted BY
n. PETRE.
N. BAH claims belonging to the firm above men.-ed
IN h settled with the present firm. 81. PETRB,
inne5-dIv 3 Market street.
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movements OF the Japanese.

BALTIMORE. June S.-This afternoon the Japanese
Embassy dined with the Mayor and members of the
CITY Council at the Gilmore House. Atterward
they took their station the portico to witness the
operations of the paid fire department and the fire
alarm telegraph. An alarm box was placed on the
portico and after being explained to the embassa-
doris an alarm was communicated through the city,
and in few moments the entire department with
their steam fire engines and hook and ladder com
panies were on the ground ready for operation. NJ
merous streams Of water were thrown to a great
hight. which seemed to greatly astonish and inter-
est the visitors who made many inquiries concern
ing the novel exhibition The Vice Governor Of the
embassy explained officially the high qualification
Of the ambassadors. The reception thus far seems
to have given them the greatest satisfaction All
the arrangements have been carried out in manner
rejecting much credit the judgment end good
taste of those having it in charge. Tonight there
was a grand display of fireworks in front OF the
hotel and the thrOng of people was immense. The
visitors leave tomorrow morning in special train
for Philadelphia.
Baltimore has given them an idea Of what they
may expect in Philadelphia and New York, though
it will be difficult to exceed their reception and vel
come here or do as much to please and interest the
distinguished visitors as the BaltimOreans have
crowded into twenty-fOur hours.
Philadelphia city is actively preparing for the re-
CeptiOn of the Japanese which Is to be magnificent
affair. All the public and many private buildings on
the route through which the procession Is to pass
are gaily festoOned with flags of Niphon and Amer
lea. The streets pre5ent gala appearance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12

1t is reported that daily paper, with an ample
editorial force and abundant capital is to be started
in New York, under the name of The World
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12
Ladies, Shoe aud Gaiter
EPERSON SPRINGS.

JAMES VI. DAVIS ProprietOr.
WIN. PAREEOW Superintendent.
TEFHIs popular Summer Resort, situated in Macon county
tvenone mills east Of Galsn, and four and half east
OF the Lou svie and Nashville turnpike, and which has acqu
ed widely extended reputation By the great medicinal
tues Of is Tater will be opened ready for the Of guests
by the 10th Of May uex These Springs well known for
high and healthy location and the health giving properties Of
their waters to render wordy comment
cessary.
ball will be given every Wednesday evening.
Bellows the list Of charges:
Regular Boarders per $40
CHI dren under 2y years Of and servants half price.
Horses IS cents perday.
Two horse COACHES will run regularly to the Springs
meeting with the the Louisville end Nash
vile Railroad at Ga2tn that visitors will experience
detention.
AneEcslent Band Music will be in attendance during the
entire apl7
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There is in New York society called the West
ern Association the object Of which is to facilitate
Western emigration from the more thickly-settled
portions Of the East.
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FOR CATRO AND 81. LOUIs.

yFyHE regular line steamer, E. HILLMAN, - 8,
CoRBETT Master, will leave above and all
Intermediate ports on TUESDAY, tue 18th inst at sl
o'clock p NJ Fur fright or passage apply to
innei9-It A. HAMILTCF, Agent
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indicates tie We0tasT "A hours ia adUaHcs.
From the nuu Certificates and Testimonials reoV
ed in relation this wonderful Plant aley 70 refer
to the folloEng known Of the most distinguished
and scientific men Of the Union, such
zen. Harding, Davidson county,
TnoIas H. riding, Esq, g 80
AFis Brown, Esq, g 9
Lucus Polk, Esq MaurJ county;
Thomas ooWdey, Esq, (JeEslerl Nashville
David Sanders, ESQ, Carthage, Tenn;
Prof. Georges Bac1ie Nashville;
81 Bowling, do
" Lindsey. do
&" D Wright DO
81 Draper. New YORK Universy;
Franklin Bache, Author % the United States Bispensas-
~. Philadelphia,
+" John EillnTtoa, Memphis Medical College;
g Lewis Agassiz, Camhridye University, Mass;
q Joseph Herr, Smithsonian Institute;
. 7 Riddle, University Of Louisiana o;
. James N ssdOrd Cumberland University, Lebanon;
" Curry, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Hon. Judge Baxter, Nashville;
- o Nicholson. Washington D G;
Rector G Smith, Columbia;
Hon John Marshall, Attorney at Law, Frankin, Tenn.
Rev Dr. Japsley, Carthage Tenn.
Thousands Of equally reliable the above cJud be
given but for want OF space
Price 81 50, or when sent hy mail $500.
n. IS. State and County Rights for Sale address,
STRETCH ~ FOX hes, Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
Agents for h Unitei States. m82f
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enormous scale, capable Of weighing 200 tuns. One
secuon Of the pipe alone weighs l, 700 pounds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12

Dr. HAYES has received $4,000 or $4,000 material
aid in Philadelphia in support Of his popular expe-
dition, which is now certain to succeed.
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The sales of public lands of the. United States in
twenty-seven years have realized over sl56,OOOOOO
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Canadian people are much incensed at what they
consider breach Of faith, IN the transfer Of the
Great Eastern from Portland "a terminus Of the
Grand Trunk Railway to New York.
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The sons Of Temperonce

PORTLAND, Ne. June 9.-The National Division Of
the Sons Of Temperance are now in session in this
city. Twenty-three divisions are represented, in
Guiding several Southern States. The W. p, Of
Great Britain is delegate. The attendance large
an the session the most earnest ever held It will
continue week.
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THF PRE'S PEAK EyuGAuoN-The Omaha Repub-
ican gives the following resume of the emigration to
Pixies Peak passing that point tins season Total
for week ending May p 1860, pa wagons and 7S4
men. Total for seven weeks, ending May q, I76S
wagons and 8, 1852 men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12

The other night number of students at Brown
University were arrested by the police and locked
up for riotous and disorderly conduct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12

The hills ofSouth Carolina and Georgia are rapid
" becoming covered with vineyards One wine
grower has already ninety acres planted with the
grape.
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the field in two divisions-6ne is commanded by
Gen. Lincoln, and other BY Gen. Bell There they
are girt with their armor. Their plUmes are wav-
ing and the voice Of patriotism cries out to pre-
pare to meet them Let MS obey the summons and
be ready for the conflict, SO soon as the Baltimore
mot Richmond) Convention selects for as Com
mander-in-Chief. Let US forget past differences,
preiudices and passions Let US cultivate the spirit
o charity. Cancellation and fraternity, and we shall
see powerful and indomitable army rally around
the flag of our principles and our leader and another
overwhelming endorsement from the sovereign
people Of the Constitution the Union and the laws,
under their only guardian-the National Democratic
party.
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lis said that eer his banner to the breeze was flung
Out Of poor Bell heavy Toll was wrung.
And now as the Bell weather Of the lot,
THEY'LL fleece him we'll e'er sending him to top.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-12

HERMAN MELVILLE author of Types and other
tales of adventure in the Pacific has sailed on
other visit to IL c isles of that ocean.
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MS. rs. Ms. Ms.
sssond t--....----:35H Ely - e:s4
Third heat........-.....-........-36 llO - 2:9lK
Flora Temple has trOtted in all eighty-fOur races,
and been beaten in only seven. This record justies
her title of Queen of the Turf" Flora is bay
mare not over fourteen and a half hands high. She
was foaled in Oneida county New York near Utica
and was sired by One-eyed Hunter, who was by
Kentucky Hunter, horse well known in the South
ern and Western States Her owner, Mr.. Tracy,
kept her until she was four years old when finding
she was wilful and unserviceable. he disposed of
her to Mr.. VIM. H. CoNGDoN, Of Smyrna, Che
mango county for the sum Of thirteen dollars That
gentleman after keeping her awhile disposed of her
to Messrs KELLY and RICHARDSON, for sixty dol
lars. After changing hands two or three times, she
came into the possession of Mr. JONATHAN YIELEE, Of
Washington Hollow, Duchess county, New York
He brought her to New York soon afterwards, and
sold her to Mr. GEo. Z. PERRIN, for $780, BY him she
was matched against the Waite pony, mile heats, to
wagon on the Red House track, Harlem, for a small
amount; and this her first match she cleverly,
in July, 1850. This performance so increased her
owners confidence in her trOtting abilities, that he
matched her against a well-known trotter, known
as Vanderburg's grey stallion, for $500 dollars
a side, mile heats; the latter to go to a 25O
pound wagon, and the former to go in harness.
This match came off on the Union Course, Long
Island and resulted in favor Of the little bay mare.
The ensuing month she won a race at mile heats,
best three in five, in harness, over the same track,
beating Hiram, Whitehall, Napoleon, and Delaware
Maid. The time was 2:52-2:55-2:52-2:49. Up to
this time she trotted under the simple of Flora,
but after this match she passed into the hands Of
Mr. JOIN c. PERRIN for the sum Of S375 and received
the full name Of Flora Temple. Her new owner
had unbounded confidence in her speed and endu-
rance, and shortly afterwards matched her for
$1,000, half forfeit, against bay horse belonging
to Mr.. EDWARD WHITE, to trot three mile heats in
harness This match did not come off, in consequence
of the latter paying the forfeit and Flora remained
quiet in the stable the whole of the year 1851 The
following summer she again resumed her victorious
trotting career, and which she has maintained so
successfully I'M to the present time.
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The value of the grape crop of California, for the
year 1860, is estimated at S6,O0O,OO0.
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DANIEL SLAvN walked out of a,windOw at his resi-
denee, in Philadelphia in his sleep, a few months
ago, and was fatally hurt.
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A cargo of corn for Ireland was shipped direct
from Richmond, Va, last week.
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INJURY TO THE HEMP CRoP.-We learn from the
Louisville Courier that the recent violent storms IN
kentucky have proved very destructive to the hemp
crop in several sections Of the State. In some To-
caHues so great was the damage that all hope Of
raising crop this season has been abandoned.
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CODEY;S LADIES, BOOB FOR JULY,
JUST RECEIVED By
junel1 JOHN YORK. a 20.
--r,.-u-.r... - r-nnrr

Dickens Short Stories, containing thirty oze
stories before pabsed in this country the whole written
by CHARLES Pcn paper so cents, in cloth binding
81 25. Just received by JOHN YORK co.
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The population of Chicago is estimated at $780, 900
people.
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The cornerstone of blouse for the Friendless .
vas laid in Baltimore few days since.
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Manufacturing.
Pine FlOOTInl

FIRsT rate paying aeturng business io sala, with
"a good Of Custom Inqur- Of this Once iu7s--lm
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woOdIawn Races.

The trotbng and pacing races, over the Woodawn
Course at Louisville, will commence on the 18th
inst Many noted and fast nags are on the ground
in training and from the large number to appear we
have no doubt the races viii surpass any trottins
and pacing races ever seen at Louisville
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BLACKmAN q GILLESPIE,
tz1ouors' OLD coHsHl
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

ID OOTSs sHOESs TRUNKS, FALISES,
travelling Bags CARPET Bags, laes' satchals and every
article usually keptin our lice
goo hsys ec With "a eye % 10 the oQniGn
our abV fns call and We determined 10 erert
ourselves Utmost to please al Who may call upon u.s.
mar24 n
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OnnO FEST Tongued and GrooVed Flooring, just Re
SbaHtEtH cefved on CONSIGNMENT by steamer CLARA Pee
and for sale b. liuneH DIoKBY.
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special PeremptOrY Auction Sale this day
at 10 O'Clock.
DO0Ts. Shoes Ready made Clothing Dry Goods Whisky,
Liquors, Rope, fine assortment Of fSuey articles and
varieties, etc etc.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS 81 COMPANY,
viii close this morning, June 18th, Of whom may
concern, cash delivery special ingoce consigned u
raise funls. Sale positive.
BEVJ. Z. SHIELDS & co.
iunel2 No 27, Auction Rooms, College street
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money used by the emigrants now leaving Ireland
was furnished by relatives in this country.
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$50 Reward
TOLEN from my stable in the nebohool Of Coirmba on
- the night Of the 2th Of May hne BInCk Mares
about fifteen hands high, highly formed and we'll uced heavy
name and tail, without any white, except Psrp white spot
from saddle Her ears and pointed her limbs rean
and feet rather small we'll shaped she is ne mover under me
saddle Wa.s remarkably fast PAGES and rots AID bes kindly
in buggy any where Tho thief rode or hne BLACK span
ishsadde He tracked miles in the direction Of ray
eevle Winchester will pay the above reward Tor the de-
Livery Of the my residence and one nnnorel do Tor
''' GID J. PILLOW.
Msury county, June 9, '60-dktw9n