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The DAILY publishes very large quantity of
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Daily issues; and the WEEKLY is one of the largest
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Union
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NEW FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, &C., DC,
LINW OOD NURSE RY,

NASHVILLE, : TENNESSEE
Three Miles from the Public square-on the Esboro
Broad Street Turnpike.
n VIE Propreors offering this edti>r Of their Catalogue
the Public, beg leave them that every endesVOr
their establishment worthy confidence
patronage Their Fruitr we'll grown,
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In addition lGTgeU Of Fruit Tes, call paFc
ular attention ockci Large Evergeens and
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ment in the State where such be Raj.
Nameing Packing Shipping and Transporting carefully at
tended
Enough charged for packing to pay cost Of material.
All plants delivered in Nashville free Of charge.
Orders solicited. MONTGOMERY & STEWART,
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SLOAN is this day dissolved mutual consent and L.
WHEELER is alone authorized settle up business Of the firm
L. D. WHEELER,
JAS. ]. SLOAN
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A Good Farm for sale.

"TE offer for the place which Coleman has lived
AZ since 1853, and known the Rogers land lying on
yellow Creek county Tenn partly stage road
within one mile Of Wamsve and three miles the Nash
Wills Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant benz
tl part Of Tennessee said land
ninety aes-eghty cleared, and about fifty
good land clear good state OF cultivation, with COM
Portable dwelling houses houses Also
orchards, neverang springs Of excellent
certainly be made Of the des
section OF country We promise
bsgainin land will sell Tor cash, time with inter
further information call James AcNeilly who
place. the undersigned Fowers Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN L BROTHER.
Union and american copy, and charge Addocdte.
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Great ESatIfEca ton Meeting!
JOHN L. BROWNS

FROM FOUR IN THE MORNING UNTIL NINE AT NIGHT
ZONE one, all, an selling Groceries at
above delivered Of change Such
White Wheat Flour, in %, a. and 95 pound bags;
Also, Red Wheat in ., a. ard 95 pound bags;
Extra Sugar Cured Hams;
Extra Dried Beef;
Choice lot Of Cider Vinegar, pure;
Golden Syrup:
Sugar House holasses:
Brown Sugar, Of a superior quality;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Old Government Jafa Coffee, extra quality;
Laguyrs Coffee;
Baltimore Rio Coffee
Also fine lot Of home Willow Baskets all sizes
sale cheap at suVlGl JOHN T. BROWNS
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T u r M s.

IPCasIl i'm advance in all cases for CIbus
and Annual subscriptions.
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IL. A. "Reminiscences VermifUge.

nPThis Safe and EffectuaI Remedy for
Worms has been extensively uaed regular physicians
than any proprietary medicine Whish has made its
pearsnce in the United States.
1t used with the freedom and confidence gentlemen
who have attained emnence all Middle Western and south
eFn States
The great ofts popularity the fact that nothing
yet been discovered which be substituted in its place.
that be used In all without fears the
suit perfect safety recommends every parent.
seceted within the system, will speedily expe them
without fail But in order obtain the genuine article, every
purchaser should his guard and look we'll the initials
the bottle AID wrapper and be particular that he
B. A Fahnestocks Vermifuge, and no other. noV4-Elm
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TFNHE EIGHT BLOOD FILLIEs, recently import ~
Il ed from England by the Kentucky importing YIN
Company, will Re sold public sale In the city Of Lex 49,
ington, Ky, Saturday, the 2d Of September, 1850
They superior animals and Of the pures blood ia England
septI6-dtd JOHN R. V. LEY, President,
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SuEar

Il n HOGsHEADS crop Louisiana Sugar choice erti
" Gle to arrive by B. NJ Runyan Monday next
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
Nov lO-dd Nos and Market street:
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PIANOSI MUSIC!

n AN receiving my Fall stock Of Pianoforss from the
following Factories which will be the largest offered
the city stenWay Sons A H. Gale Co.. Haynes Brothers.
Hazeton Brothers, Karbe Co.. Peters and Webb Light
Bradbury and Soebee- Schmidt all Of which will be sold
at small advance for cash negotiable paper All the
and popular music uc received together with AccooDs
Volns Flutes Drums Instruments, &c For bargains,
50 come &c me,' at number SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septl6-tf
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DR.. j. J. ALTERNATELY,
resident Of Nashville, and services to the
III citizens Of eciy ard surrounding country.
HTResdsnce, No. IL High street. Office on same lot
GODEY'S IlADY,S BOOA FOR OCTOBER.
JUST REQEIPED BY
JOHN YORK & co.
saptI8 No 2S Union styeats
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For Sale.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MAkUFAeT0sf
Fassett & Crossman,
NOS MARKETSTREET, NASHVILLE, TINY,
anufacturers and Wholesale and Retail

nnufacturers and WhoIeSaIe and E8etai
DEALERS KEDsoF
Ladies and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET 30 XES,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, dCc.s Gcc.,
nBsIRE call the attention Of all those in Of any
thing in line Wholesale retail) to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, confident that We
sell low other house in the city Our stock all Of
Of the materials
first class All must admit the wisdom Of buying
made at home IN preference to buying that made at the Eas
Pressly for jobbing.
We especially invite the attention Of the Ladies tooir
PATENT TRUNK FOR LADIES.
It has compartments for Bonnet Dresses Parssos, Brushes
and water proof compartment for Sponges, OILS, &C.
All kinds Of Trunks made to order covered repaired
rtnoce. Give call at at 81 Market street, doors
South OF the Square. FASSETT & CROSSmAN
mayl9-d&twly
A. B. MONTGOMERY. J. W. STEWART
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TIsUING TO make other Investments propose to sell
w all Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
.uHsd on Franklin Turnpike within the city,
M opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
, perhaps the most commanding teyicnty Nash
VILE most desirable country residence The house will
ola with u IS Of land the purchaser may
THAT VALUABLE Farm,
Ism "A the Sim Tract situated Smith Turnpike Told
ruad within ,hree miles Of Nashville
49, The soil good il is well and timbered and can
Sised into small Of twenty and UPWARDS Of
h are admirably adapted for country reeaces gar
5ens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
An came road occupied BY T. G. McCanpbe and formerly
owned by Thos HARDING containing about s5e This
is Is we'll need further descripop II will
~ divided purchasers. T. c. McCsmphe will show
tlese plsres to any one who will cal.
AM the property viii be sold terms snd
an a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
hpply 70 A y Lindsey Nashville either OF TIRE IN
de-signde, Thus McCAMPBELl,
- JG. Al otjii iiSB Gfs'''ii'
mhm Nashville
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InsoIvent NOIice.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELY,S RHEUMATIC LINImENT
AND

THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELY's RHEUMATIC LINImENT
AND
ANODYNE INTERROGATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill.
YENHIS magnum Linimenum aricular synoval and
muscular Rhematsm, Neuralgia and other pains in
II acts powerfully on the absorbens and cures by
the morbid humors from the system 1t acts dscuten
we'll anodyne, resolving umOrs in short time Sur
the harshness of the Knife
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
Is excellent Pill in all diseases LIVER Biary raree
ments, and in all which cathartc Indicated acting
as oatartc Alternative Tonic and deObsuent according g
These invaluable Medicines are sOldby
RAINS Brown, Nashville, Tennessee.
DR.. MCDARMOTT, Murfreesboro, do;
DERRY & EVANS ShebyvilIe, do:
PoPE & HELM, Columbia, do;
WARD McCLKLLAED, Memphis. do;
R bt & I HALL, hilledgeTille, Georgia;
A A. McoARTNxY Decatur, do
BLAKELY < WOODS, PropristOrs
apy2I-d.tw 'njanl 81 TailahOna, Tenn
s. M..WAus susmg1ts. R. c. WEE, 0sze0s HI, Ne
s. M. WEBB & CO,
Cotton Fa Ut q RS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. Front Row, Memphis Tenn
aug12-w6m
Georgia and south Carolina Money
FROM NOW TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
will take the notes Of Georgia, South Carolina
W Alabama par for all goods, and for debts due
" i5 ,6O-tf SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
The Notes Of the Solvent Banks
SOUTH CAROLINA. GEORGIA,
a i a b "a M n,
TAKEN FOR
GOODS OR DEBTS
AtPar until further Notice, by
IRBY MORGAN q co.
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Stoves, Crates, Castings!
Ii stock Of thee articles the house, No. College
N street. we are disposing Of at cost. 1; you want
COOKING STOVES for Wood Coal
WROUGHT Iron STOVES,
HEATING STOVES,
CHURCH STOVES,
Or any other kind of Crates prices
now is the opportunity to obtain them.
novI-tf MACKENZIE 4 MINoHIN.
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Agents Wanted i'm every County.
any address, post paid, the receipt Of So.
f. HAGAN & co.
aug25-w2m I College street, Nashville.
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FIREWORKS, TORCHES,
FLAGS, DECORATIONS and
FIRE BALLOONS
In any quantity at LUoK'S
NeV3-f AS, Union Street.
SEAIEn PROpOSAIS

SEALED PROPOSALS.
EKTILL be received a. the office Of the Superintendent until II
Wv o'clock u, November 10Th for the Draysge Of tina
Nashville Chattanooga Rail Road the year ending Nov.
ls 1861. COLE,
Noy3
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(sUOCKssoRs EDWARDS GLKKRsoS co.,
VETILL continue Wholesale Grocery, PerwArdisg and
wv Commission business at the old stand College and
Church streets iulyl5-h
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uLACKMAN n GILLESPIE

H application he made in short time will sell
II rnodAtinE terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
rom Corporation limits, Mill Creek opposite COTS
This Of the beautiful locations Davidson county
About oneha Of the land s in timber the balance cuvs-
ION There the premises comfortable fue
Young orchard Apply to MAJ Corr, the psce, NY
. EFF Tor particulars. CHAS. K. WINSTON.
iulyl4-u
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CCCTH CAROLINA, Georgia and alabama money, until
further notice. will perceived by at par heretofore
N payment OF any debtd rs. !. :.
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U7FoR FIVE DOLLARS -I you do not desire to spead
larger will publish Gard in Directory STYLE
given below and in choice position our columns, for one
year, for FIVE DOLLARS, ADVANCE.
Sampler
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All Of which I will cell very
Union street mRr27
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-12
No Authority.

BY a communication from the Jailor of
Sebastian County, which we are unable to
give place to this week, but will in our next
We learn that the person represent.
ing himself as authorized to take Owen the
horse-thief, back to Sebastian County, did
SO. without any authority whatever from
the Sheriff. and that the Jailor here, was
deceived. if any such representations were
made to him. Whatever the facts may be-
we know Mr.. Gross. the Jailor of this
county, we'll enough to know. that the
prisoner couli not have been taken from
the Jail Yard. only by one in authority, OF
represented to be SO.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-12
Letter from Washington County

hRh, OCt. lOOO.
FRIEND DUNHAx: Having a few mo-
ment's leisure, before our "extra f" leaves
l will drop you few notes by the way"
Coming from Van Buren, there is little to
see but the Natural Dam. which, by the
way, is worth trip to see-and a most
horrible road crossing the mountain. from
Evansville to Cane Hill is something to be
remembered. l leave the description fol
some one that has all tho adjectives in the
IN other tongue in use. Nothing in " Dsnte's
Inferno, or the terrors OF the middle pass
s." can compare with the five miles be
tore rc'c.ing Evansville.
At the faot of the mountain we found ar
upset stage, aad after righting it, got thu
consolinS information from the driver tha
we would have I'm upset of our own befor,
we got over. Fortunately. nothing of the
kind occurred. At Evansville, we met {
couple Of the students of the Cane Hill
and had their company to the Hill of Sci
encc. They naively remarked that they
had slipped the Profs and were on an orful
spree, OF which saw no symptoms except
that one OF them walked up a native and
purchased quart OF such rank whiskey,
that nobody could drink it.
We reached here in time to hear Colone
Carroll and Judge Walker defend their re-
spective candidates. The Colonel was suf
fering from hoarscness and bad cause, bu
as usual he made pleasant, and his party
c..;m. the best speech of the season. HI
certainly worried his opponent, who hac
the ns,.. taste to get angry. The Colonel
reioinier was the happ,sssstt effort have no
t;ced during the canvass.
l found our enterprising townsman Fell
mer, also Capt. Isaac Shelby here, ready t.
show up this really pretty little city. Il
haste, Yours CoNsTIT.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-12
r. The Little Rock True Democrat


kE The Little Rock True Democrat, oe
the 10Th ult., with other Seeding sheets,
in this State. has claimed Governor Jack
son Of Missouri, for Breckinridg,. The
True Democrat says:
"Claibourne F. jackson. Governor elect
OF Missouri. so vaun.ingiy claimed as a
Douglasite. comes out openly for John c.
Breckinridge."
Now, the fact is, that he is not for the
Seceders-but openly and strongly in favor
Of DoUoLAs and JOHNSON. The Governor
having noticed the claims set up by the
Boiling wing of the party. that he was
with them in their disorganization. made
speech at Boonville. No., on the 2d inst,
strongly snd unequivocally in favor of the
election of Judge Douglas. as the only Ma
tional candidate of the party. In his
speech. he says =
70 prevent all misapprehension. now
say thst I am for Douglas, and that It is
my duty to support him as the nominee OF
the party, and will say to every Demo
crat who hears me to- night. why go into
convention if you do not intend to abide
the resnlt? l put the question. for if
would go into convention with Douglas
and his friends. with full knowleig,s of
the facts as to his position, and he is not
man to hide his light under bushel,
would, in honor and good faith, abide the
result
Gov. JoHssQS. it rs underst ood, will
speak in diaerdN parts Missouri until cleo
ton, making the State doub:y sure for
Douglas and johnson, in November.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-12

pose of bringing Baron Renfrew to New
York. The city is .all excitement-the
military turn ont with full ranks and the
reception promises to be very imposing.
N Y. IL, 2l p. n.
Tho Gutter Harriet Lane is now com ing
up the narrows.
WAsMNaroN, Oct. IL.
A private dispatch from Columbus, Ohio
saws the Democrats gain four Congressman
as far as heard from, and hold their own
everywhere.
Dispatche. from Capt. Engle Of the Chi
rioui expedition, speaks Of the discovering
OF immense coal fields and excellent harbors.
The expedition is complete success.
Dispatches from the steamship Niagara,
contain charges of cruelty against Captain
McKean
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL
Summcrsct County gives Curtin repub-
lican 1900 majority.
Troy, N. Y. IL.
The largest fire that has ever occurred
in this city, since the great conaagration oi
1854. occurred this morning. An immense
factory on Ida Hill. was entirely destroyed
the building was occupied by Andrew
Nc Lane, F. w. Farnham and w. Co
chrsft in manufacturing hosiery and net
tings. The loss is about $50. 900. insured
for $50, 900.
LANCASTER, Renn., Oct. IL.
Martin, dem. maj. for Congress in Fair
Sold ~ 1000. IoI tou, rep. is no doub
elected in the district.
ST. LOUIS, October II.
AT the annual meeting of the Directors
of tho Missouri snd Western Telegraph Co
held in this city to-day, Chas. NJ Stebbin,
was elected President and Treasurer, Bobt
Q. Clowry. Superintendent and Secretory.
VIM. X. Stebbins, General Agent. The
Company's lines have done profitable
business the psst year, and they think when
the extension to Fort Kearney is completed
as it will be this month a large increase of
patronage will ensue. The Company has
decided to build at least 200 miles west OF
Fort kearney next year, and will com
mence as SOM in the Spring as the weather
will permit.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-12

DOUGLAS STAR. The Washington,
Ark. Telegraph, says "the star Of Doug
las seems to be rising in our county as well
as elsewhere. To satisfy one of this, it is
only necessary to read the proceedings Of
the Douglas meeting held here last Satur-
day. Amongst the names mentioned in
these proceedings will be found those of
many of the most substantial and inhuen-
tial men in the county. Four out of the
five candidates 1.-TWO of whom were the
chosen ones who ran for the Legislature in
this county recently, are warm supporters
of Douglas. This speaks volumes
The following are part Of the proceed
ings spoken of in the above notice:
Maj. Pryor's remarks were received with
much enthusiasm, aud on his closing the
the Hon. r. K. Garland responded most
|eloquently in favor of the National Demo-
cratic nominees, Douglas and johnson, and
amid cheers and applause, showed theirs to
be the only aud true claims now resting up
on the true democracy of the land.
At the close of Mr. Garland's remarks,
Democracy hold a ratification meeting and
Barbecue at Washington, on Saturday. the
18th of October, which motion was unani-
mously carried Ihnereupon the following
persons were appointed by the chair Cen
eral Committee of Arrangements for such
Ratification Meeting and Barbecue, to wit
r. K. Garland, B. F. Hempstead, John 5.
Turner. r. G. Jennings, w. L. Worsham.
j. r. II. Cummings. j. j. Vickers. ST.. j.
E. Smell, VIM. Huckaby. Col. Lomax.
John Bostick. Henry j. Bonnes. j. B. Da-
Wis, A. B. McCullun, s. Wallace, w. B.
Wicker. III. w. Colt, G. L. Pollard. q. j.
Duffee, j. NJ. Lowry and r. w. Price.
And on motion, John S. Turner, b. F.
Hampstead, A. T. Deloney, r. G. Jen-
nings. 8. H. Harvey, w. L. Worsham and
James A. Williamson, were appointed by
the chair special committee to arrange and
prepare the Barbecue.
On motion. Maj. Prior. o. Jennings and
R. X. Garland were made . COMMITTEES of
Correspondence, to invite distinguished or
ators to attend and address the Ratification
Meeting ON the 13:h prox.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-12
STRAwBRIpGE's ApyEnr,s,. -

~ sTnAwnnID0E's ADvEnr'srso A.,,
We learn. says the New Orleans 'tse n
of the 10Th ult.. that this bus;ns.. ''''a
conducted by James strawbridy. VIII
the late proprietor, whose tragic Y,O'as
the fire on Friday night is kno,aa Deaa 4
readers. D
We congratulate the countrv
this, because the business is far a. p'ess y,
ant at this season to be suspendsS J0 lnpr
serious damage to their Interests wa
A thoroughly reliable and in,sl,:
agent is. to country papers soms,hatss
desirable. and the late Mr.. Aler ~
bridge was all that could be wish, st''s
that way. with the additional advan,.lN ~ !
being industrious and attentive 10 I; se {
ness: The gentleman,who succeoa, Jus Is ecs,
qualified to do 50, in every particul,A A'n
friends in the country can, thereforaa a' "a
ly rely upon him as they did upon b;,a as i;
er, and we hope that the cty-m@r.s 9tes
who all know him well, will give I;,a y
cral encouragement IN his new gu a'
labor.
In this connection we would imn,,,
upon our readers that the time b,ss r." "
for advertisements to begin to pay Ias
public hear from You through the ~
it's tho best and cheapest way. Don, S y
for the buyers to hunt out for tbem'S
whas you keep. Send word to them n
their newspapers every day. and Won ~ J
save money in interest by selling y
stocks twice as rapidly. >