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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

7Is Cincinnati Enquirer Of Saturday evening says: 81
The offerings Hogs deliverable during the rst twenty-five
days November, Sc SO, OF demand Pack
e seen still more inclined to hold OF for the sent the
vi OF holders higher than they intend pay for Novem
Der delivery The only sales heard Of ,averang
200 rs, delivered du3g the first ateen dsysin November at
sc so per 100 bs net.
The Louisville Courier OF Saturday evening says
The market for Hogs remains very quiet holders seem
disposed to hold Of for while The crop Is said short
ohe and OF the opinion that prices will be fully
tanned The Of Corn will be light and large number Of
Hogs have been driven this State into Indiana aten
aud well Informed part OF the opinion that 600
hogs will be carried to Indiana to fsten.
The St. Louis Democrat of Friday says
In Hogs for future delivery Packers
do not like to exactly what price they viii like to but
let Of COCO head bought at So ne deliverable N November
and December average 900 A an none to weigh less than
100 rs Another dealer has bought 10000 stock Hogs 81 500
4e0 for fatenng s others buying l.rgely. IT.
Joseph gentleman informs he has bought large quantities Of
Corn in interior Iowa 10c per bush in the held on which
fGtten his stock Hogs This the farmer at least per
bushe in gathering besides the benefit to his land in feed
ing his Hogs upon Thus large amounts ef money already
the country into the farmers hands, while they are attenng
their hogs, and will return to the merchants THAI that
8 mai in I
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LIVERPOOL, August II Per Steamer Nova Scotian-COt-
week 10000 bales of which spectators
900 ana exporters 900 bales qualities improved
midding qualities improved fully II fair qualities unchanged.
The news from United States caused the advance Sales
day Of TO- OO bales Orleans Fair ~ Orleans Middng 6
Mobile Fair Il Mobile Middling 5z Upland Fair 6 Upland
MI idling 10 Ie Liverpool LIS 900 bales Of which
900 bales are Manchester advcs favorable
Market steady checked by the unaVorabe weather. Bread
suas Of all qualities slightly advanced. Provisions dull.
LONDON Fridsy-COnsols 923992X Breadstus quiet and
nomiuaiy unchanged.
NEw 0aLEAss Aug 97The veather has been wet to-
day Cotton steady Sales of 900 bales including 900 bales
of new Middling IOX9lOZ. Sugar firm at 9s9kc Corn
steady; white 7097lc. Provisions dull. Other articles IN
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Lnrge sale or Land and Negroes

TENHE undersigned wish SELL private SALE large
valuable estatein Arkansas fifty Slaves,
Mules and Stock on the
The tract contains hundred scres In COED shape
lies in the Nor part o. Dhs county, four miles from
ArTspSa river Adoins the lands Of Bynum, Foster Sherd
Others Three hundred and fifty cleared four
humid ed deadend Connected with this tract the
Wioow Dover In hundred more. of which hun
dred and cesTs6 The place known
Floyd Smiths landing
Thers ftSo slaves all carefully selected North Carolina
negroes only Of them years age thirty four
youag likely and boys, the balance young
Mr. Ellis Plantation the 10th Of October
communicate prices, credit &c Part Of the
purchaee money will be required when thes is made
ANDERSON ELLIS,
b. B R0BERTS,
D. A. DAVIS,
Executors Of ]. II. Jenkins.
Salisbury N. c., August %, 'oO-d2m.
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Land for Sale.

n AN Offering sale 4 the most desirable sms place
in Tennessee Sumner eourty Immediately on me
Nashville Gallatin Turnpike rcadl eighteen mites o @
former and eight miles rom the place. within half mile
Saundese, al which place tere is depot q
and louisville Railroad in hours Of NaShVie -
che place conains thirty five and IN eonpleSs
repair. excellent There is thrifty young oreharu
beautifully he ged in Usage Orange. The dSeine sNo
story with FIVE large brick kitrhen and neat
out houses; we'll OF most excellent water, gooa CTS esh
aid spring. - - -, -,
Also, mile Of ssnndersvile I52 acres Of lans my
Being deernined to south, will tell bargsin in
the above places JAMES fkANALAN'g
iuLel4-d&W3m
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Notice 20 COntractOrS.

1RoPosALs viii received BY the undersigned at the Office
= - br NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad Company
bIe nntil O'Clock NJ the 10th day Of September next
M ng Loves Gross HooWS on ard Chattanooga
Rroad Ten Chattanooga Also fer the ditching and
5rning The narrowing pitt made Jurng the construction Of The
Rad on Grow in Alabama contract will be closed for
ng LoFes cross HolleWs at time sfavorable bid re-
-iyed Payments will be made in during the
uroeres the work. &c per being retained until the com
pleiiop Of the contract. MORRIS
sugI5 dtwkw till sept 10 Resident Engineer
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o,f "a he On its way 70 parties who wished to CON
sss5e e and where it s greatly IN need. We are
informed that the last Of next CT the first Of the fol-
lowing week, through freight will be received by
the msi-boats. Is was quite generally believed It
would be done today, and we understand that no
effort viii be spared to ship the carly part Of the
ensuing week. but this ought not to prevent the bu-
sness men Of Cincinnati neglecting their own in
terests.
BAmOws PIASErARIUx have been great
ly interested ina Planetarium now on exhibit
ton in the State Library Rooms in the Cspitol,
Of entirely new construction, by Thomas II. BAR
LOW, of Lexington, Ky, showing the actual
motions of the Sun, Earth, MoOn Mercury,
and Venus, with all the phases of the planets,
changes Of the seasons and other astronomical phe-
nOmena, presenting the planets in their true posi-
lion to the earth, and to each other on every day
OF any year, present, past or future" Mr.. BAR
Low claims that "by the of this instrument, the
Professor can intenigently instruct the student
far IN one day as is usual to be done in whole
year" and Prof. KENDALL. of the Philadelphia Cen
t1a High School, after careful examination, states
that the Planetarium viii be found of incalculabe
service to the teacher in his attempts to impart to
the youth clear idea ofthe planetary motions, and
Of the nature and causes of the various phenomena
consequent upon these notions The Planetarium
mas received the highest commentators Of other
teachers of astronomy, and also of the celebrated
astronomer MITCHELL, of Cincinnati.
We are gratiied to learn that the one on exhibition
at the Capitol has beer secured for the University
at Nashville. We respectfully suggest to the City
Council and the Board of Education the propriety OF
securing one (Mr. BARLOW, has but one other ready
for use) for the City Schools. In our Judgment it
would be the most judicious investment they could
make.
We are requested to state that Mr. BARLOW will
take pleasure in exhibiting the Planetarum to such
Of our citizens as may desire to its operations
during to-day and to morrow.
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WEEK receipts, II, 229 bales; exports, 1896
TOBAC O-There speculative demand for Tobacco
during the early part Of the under the influence
hnusd unfayorsbe accounts with regard the growing
which was reported to be seriously injured the procted
drouth ana several orders purchase for parties
10 the INTERIOR while several holders whdrew their stocks from
the maTkt largely advanced their king prices On Satur
day Jg3 hid were sold at and Monday 300 at &C b.
but OIL Tuesday with advcs Of rain in parts Of the To
bco regDn most OF the orders to purchase whd
and the market has since been quiet with sales Of only l3 and
80 hhds private
We advanced figures
little b. tier than nominal
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New Orleans Marker. Aupust "a

COTT0N-There has been fair inquiry for Cotton during
the week. though with only supply Holders
have claimed prices at which but few Of the orders could be
led The sales Of the week have embraced $500 tales
GLIDING 300 Saturday. $50 MonHay, 10 Tuesday l0
on Wednesday, 200 Thursday and 300 to-day Of which about
1901 bales Of the crop Prices have undergone but
little alteration during the week, repeat quota
tons, which apply to the old and crop:
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$50 REWARD.

WILL give reward Of Fifty Dollars for the delivery to
Of my negro GEORGE, taken out Of this state, or
Twenty i've Dollars for him II taken the State delivered
to i've miles northwest Of Nashville, Tenn.
Said George sbous q years age black feet
six inches high, weighing sbo rs $50 pounds eyts
prominent, face covered with beard, never shaving.
Apr29-d. tH&W,tf RICHARD r. HYDE
CTe Padueah Herald copy to anoane IS and send bill
off
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markers by Telegraph.

CINcISATI Aug 27FOur steady sales 1900 bbls 81 559
40 Whisky Isc Provisions nominal. Corn 4O Oats CSC.
New YORK. Aug Election active sales to-day 1900 bales
Mddng Upland IO7S9e. Flour advanced loo sales Is
bbs SIS 3595 40. Wheat advanced l9sc Corn dull sale
500 bushels 62h969c Mess Pork firm, SO 2S9l9 BIZ
Lard dull sales $50 bells leIz93c Molses, Cuba MuscO.
vadO 3lc Sugar dull Fair Refining exc. Cuba Ga 965c
Coffee, St. Domingo I21s9l3c.
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IFrom tie Troy Budget
Holm Quincy Adams.

Its in that famous poem the Siege o; cOrnth where Byron
records that
There 4 n old man whose hairs acre acAtte,
But his veteran ann full Of might
The descriptive this old have been quoted
apple that intellectual giant Of the earlier days oil the
Repuhc-John Quincy dams Had thu hero OF Byron poem
lived in these days there would have been no necessity OF DIS
recording the fact that hs hairs wheor Ike most OF
the old Of the he would undoubtedly nave sed
HENsTRET HAIR RESTORATIVE which would have restored
his hair TO all the pstue beauty and natural color Of youth
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
HAGAN CO., ProprietoIs Troy, N Y.
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srsckinrIdge 10 Speak at Lexington.

The Lexington Salesman says Mr.. BRECKNBIDGE
wiz speak at that place instead of the White Sui
phnr on the 9Th of September the latter place be-
ing accessible by railroad while the former is iacon
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PROCLAMATION,

EsHAM g. HARRIS Governor OF the State Of Tennessee:
To shall these presents Green0 Whereas, IL
has made known that certain JOHN NBWBERN
charged having committed foul and aroeous murder
day August, leGO upon the body j. WanSck
county Of Davidson has hedfrom justice and is
running at large.
Now therefore, l. IsAAN G. HARRIS, Governor aforesaid,
by and authority in vested do hereby
offer reward Of Two und red Dollars to any person
or persona who spprehend the said John NeWben,
deliver the sheriff Tailor Of County Of DaVssn,
in justice In that behalf may be had executed
~ II testimony whereof, have hereuntO my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State affixed at
IL ) Nashville, the llth day Of Angus, 1850.
ISHAM q. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor:
j. e. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
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Neu WORK. Coffee mnrket. Aua. pa.

The Coffee market remains before noticed Irregular and for
cargoes Of Rio almost nominal the views Of buyers being
sderaby below those Of holders The small purchases
for the supply Immediate and almost entirely from
second hands West India other descriptions partake of the
depression and may be quoted Gc lower, which is the
ducon submitted Rio from the highest point Sales Of 1926
mats Java at l66c; S3 b-gs Rio at lsSl5c; $40 Mara
caBo, low grades at lsc Iagusyrs, i59i5kc, mos; 90
ST. Domingo, 3H9l5c cash; and 500 Triage Laguayra
terms did not learn.
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Santa Fe Mail.

INDEPENDENCE. Aug. 27.--The Santa Fe mail of
the 18th has arrived.
The Fifth Infantry, en- route for Fort De France,
arrived on the llth.
Bent's death is cOntradicted.
No Indians were seen.
The Leavenworth Smoky Hill expedition had ar
rived safely at Colorado City.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
From SIM Francisco.

ST. JOSEPH. August 27.-The Pony Express with
San Francisco dates to the 18th has arrived.
The San Francisco Herald has changed editors and
comes out for Breckenridge. The Nation. new
Douglas paper, and the Constitution. supporting Bell
and Everett, have been started. f
Politics is exciting in Oregon, but there is nothing
new as to tie strength Of parties.
The Union hotel, and several other buildings were
burned at Sacramento on the 18th.
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marble Monuments. 40.

M d SHELTON iniormshis friends aId the public gen
lVN era that he Is prosecuting the Mar bic Busk
Church between the First Presbyterian Church
and the Post Once where he will be pleased attend 10 the
Of all who may in his line He has and will keep
hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, T0MBs, &c.,
manufactured Of hnesf Italian American Marble In TN
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anticipated Return OF mOrmOns 10


ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-There is considerable excite
ment at Hancock, Illinois, at the prospect of the
Mormons, under Joe Smith, jr-, returning to Nau-
VOC. A meeting of citizens was held at Carthage
and it was resolved that they should not return.
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smacratIc Meeting at 'CIeVeIand.---Har-

rs uuu NJ
Welearn that there was very large and enthu-
siastic Democratic meeting at Cleveland on Satur-
day last. Speeches were made by Gov. HNRIs and
Judge NICHOLSON. The unterrihed Democracy Of
East Tennessee are standing straight up in their
stirruns Push along. keep moving.
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Rutnerford Land for Sale.

WILL sell FARM containing LOO The easily
divides itself into farms the North
Stones River The improvements, consisting dwelling house,
ounouse mills cotton gin, &c. equal te in county,
we'll watered and mbeed with comfortable fixture and
convenience
very liberal Interest can for time, the papers
being fixed right State County Bonds their
very acceptable pay suitable residence MurIeeborough
Lebanon we'll improved would be received in part payment
will sell with the farm ChirtY-fiVe Negroes toget
with Mules, Cattl-, Plantation Utensils. &C, &C
gentleman who desires to purchase magnificent farm
will pleaGe call and examine for
self Refer to LuCtES Brown OF Nashville
aug7 '60-tw2m BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY.
Louisville Journal month in weekly and send bill
this office for collection.
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v A S H WILLIE
RATLWAY mATrRRs.
Daparture Of Passeuger Trains.
prIee a Oam1aign DocumeH

BEIIS Record, pamphlet form, per loo - 0O
FANcEY Speech. sheet form, , oo
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age E - ,;.L
Send forward your orders and the cash with
them, for the number you wish, as the aoeninenS
ere now ready fOr distribution ana We WISH 'is
people to read and act
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UNIVERSITY PLACE, franklin County, Tenn.,l
August LIST, 1850.
To Architects.


EsI9NS for the buildings Of the University of the South
invited from the Architects Of the United statss
The building for which designs more required
main building Of the group The design for this building
contemplate central structure fAnked by two wings the
whole to be two stories high
TIE upper story Of the central structure Is to be Usei
Exhibition Hall It be constructed with galleries,
upon Of the Aeaismes OF Music, with tngs Er
tny hundred persons The lower story be divided into
for the business departments Of the University.
One Of the wings must be arranged for Library with
underneath unpackng storing &c. The other wing be
constructed GAey Of Art the lower story Of which TO be
used academy OF design.
The plans must contemplate building Of stone, which shall
be fire proof throughout The wings to be Constructed 10
admit OF extension.
further particulars in reference to this and the other build
erected application be made to the Executive
Committee.
The design which msy be adopted will be paid for All others
will be subject to the order Of the Architects.
All designs must he forwarded reach University Place
by day OF October be addressed the Exeeu-
Committee University Psse, franklin County, Tennessee
By order Of the Executive Committee
LE0NIDAS POLK,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, SUB Committee.
9E0 K. FAIRBANKS,
NsNV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
Mass NIeeling az CoIumbia.

The Democracy of old Maury are going to have
Mass Meeting at Columbia, on the first Monday IN
next month. There win be large outpOurmg of
the people A Humberof able and popular speakers
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COMMERCIAL.

Go Monetary. ~
In New York the eah Tennessee per cent Bonds
sold at s0sc. The telegraph reports sales the 95th at 9Jc
Philadelphia the 9d Is shares Union Bank Of Tennes-
ce stock sold at s8Sc.
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, Aug. 25-The Masoic body are max
ing arrangements to meet tie Prince of Wales at
Altoona 10 assist in tie ceremonies Of laying the
foundation of the new House of Parliament.
Fearful thunder storms have ragged for the last
two days in this vicinity, accompanied with hail
Humber of buildings were destroyed
MONTREAL, Aug. 27.-The Prince of Wales laid
the corner stone of the Victoria bridge on Satur-
day. Ills progress through Canada is attended with
great enthusiasm. .
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Houses aud Farm for Sale.

YKNHE commod;ous and elegant buidngz the home and Fe
ale Academy erected the Sisters OF Charity three miles
North OF Nashville on Brick Church Turnpike, offered
for sale the most advantageous farm consists
los acres In cultivation and the remainder pasture rrh
eligible fertile land large portion under fine rockwalI
fence, and the entire border washed branch of Whi
Greek 1t is situated so as TO command most auti
ia prospects IN the country in Of the Oldest heathest
respectable neghborhoods the State Two
springs II Wste
The chief b=ick building with eighteen splendid rooms and
every convenience Of construction for school pur
poses or residence Of the hrst order.
Another brick house OF Ave cottage CT two
The place can be easily divided For terms apply to
augli-Wlm A, g, BRANHaM n. ont he
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Political Speaking,
Public Speaking.

Public Speaking.
CornersvIe, Giles county, Tuesday. August %
Eikton, Giles county. Wednesday. August %
Hammonds Store Giles county, Thursday, August 30.
Pulaski, Giles county, Friday August 81.
eellsvle, Giles co7nty, Saturday, September l.
NeUburg, Lewis county, Monday, September ).
shady Grove, Hickman county, Tuesday, September 4.
Vernon, HicEmsn county, Wednesday, September S.
Sugsr Creek Hickman county, Thursday. September 6.
Beaverdaa Springs county Friday, September 7.
CeBtreville, Hickman county, Saturday, Septemhers
We undersigned will address OF the eth
District the places and the Gays above pec
fed. JEo Z. bROwS,
August l7ih, 1850. n. N. Cox.
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City NOTICES.
500 CASH.

The Grover & Baker Special Premium.
r. II. BRocKwAY, representative of the GROVER d
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, offers special
premium of one Hundred Dollars Cash for the best
Specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
State Fair to be held at Nashville, September 10TH
1860.
The work to be done by lady, a resident of Ten
nessee the Judges to be appointed by the State Blu
reau.
No persons connected with our offices VIII be Per
mitted to contend for the premium.
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, 46 Public Square.
iulv2g-till septic.
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The Coffee market has ruled dull and heavy throughout the
week Buyers holding of for lower prices, but holder
Arm and not disposed to press sales Transactions have been
limited to less than 1910 BAGS at prices ranging h lax to 5c
We note the arrival since last weekly report OF the Bun
shee from Ro with cargo OF 45OO Of Coffee which
600 bags. We quote Rio ct
l5c fns IN nrims and Lava at l6Lz2lSc Q b.
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DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTKACTOR

PRIcKLV PINPLEs. Dry ERUPToNs and
OF SKIN ade and disappear applications Of
this save In these brisk friction Many
of the ordnry eruptions
Tos this penetrating unguent and
iuvigorate disspates the
double process LADIES' whose faces dishgured by
CuTANEoUs DRAsE may readily the blemsh
the natural tntby the Of this safe but powerful
counter Sold at the principal depots, II Broadway N
r and ChaTtres New ORLEANS, BY j. WRIGHT & CO.,
General Agents. also by all drusgi,ts and merchants.
anx5-dt W&wlm ~
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messrs. Haynes and PeytOn.

The following appointments has been agreed by
the PEYToN ami Hon LANDoF c. HAYNES, candi
large which times and places
they will be pleased and address the people 1t will be
that number Of counties have been omitted This was
avoidable, owing to the want Of time.
NASHVILLE. August 18th, 1850.
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M0LASSEs-only few trhng parcels have received
during the week. and the sales have been confined small
S24c gallon for inferior ordinary descriptions,
OF which the supply has entirely consisted, and 100 halt bb
po at 2Oc p gallon.
C0FFEE- The market has been almost without movement
this week, with small stock and extreme prices claimed,
and confined 497 bags
6c which quotations for fair good fair
cargo of 6O bags rece I'd yesterday from Rio Direct
the stock hand $3.50 bags against 1880 last
this time
LIVERPO0L sALTThe rates from second hands s5
and 9c for fine at the warehouse and SO and Csc for
81 O5 for fine delivered free Of drayAge The
has been Inactive owing the high rates Of freight to the
West and the only transactions reported during the week
about sacks, third fine sold from store
private The stock hand 10 estimated abo1 $4,000
Salt from the fire the Brooklyn warehouses sacked
S held at &c for coarse and Sc for fine.