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HAVE Tor salea No Man Cook and superior dining
II servant, about hirtl five years Of aye.
Also several other Likely Negroes smong item superior
cook, good blacksmith sltely body servant
Apply 10 WILL BOfD,Jr.
August 70, sO-dlR No so Cherry street.
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nnnn,n.nemncrntx.
Uaos gTeeting at COIumb ia.

Read the letter from T. J. HAYS, warm political
friend of Judge DOUGLAS, but better friend 10 le
Democratic party. Go thou and do likewise
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TIE SUNNY soUTH, THE soUrHERSIR HoHr, emtracn
Experience Of Northern land
the and The Cotton. Edited by Prof h. Ingrahsm
Philadelphia @. G. Evans.
This handsomely gotten up volume is composed o
series of letters originally contributed to the ole
- Philadelphia Saturday Courier, a paper which man,
of our older readers will remember as a most wei
visitor in its day, over the nom de plume OF
KATE CoNYNGHAW. The series was commenced
about the year 1853, ard continued at intervals un
til 1856, and the letters were perused with the high
est satisfaction by thousands of the CoTias read
not only in the Northern States but at the South
while presenting accurate pictures of Homes in
the Sunny South there is SAYS Prof LGRAHAMi in
letter to the Publisher sskfully interviewer an in
teresting narrative embodying the most romantic
features of Southern rural life the tobacco. cot
ton and sugar estates the three forms under which
Southern life presents itself.
We indebted to the Publisher for our copy
NATURAL PmIOsOrHr. for use Of
by WILLIAM q PICK n A. Professor Of MatbenSjcs in Co.
lunbia College New York A. S. Barnes 4 Burr.
No more thoroughly scientific expostOns of the
principles of Physics than the work of NJ GANOT
have been given to the public, and this edition,
adapted the system of instruction pursued in the
schools of our country must meet with a large sale
1t is profusey illustrated, so to convey to the
mind of the student clear conception of the prin
ciples unfoded.
The work is for sale at the Southern Methodist
Book Concern
THE EprNbUEs REvHw July. Published by Co.
New York.
The present number contains an unusual variety
of articles-no less than twelve-On the subjects of
the striking interest in the literary and politi
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ed of the practice of this and the other leading
views of giving prompt attention TO the topics of |
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recting the hasty impulses of the moment The |
titles of the principal articles in this number
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port 1t is enough TO say that they all subjects
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very acceptable; and if any wishes make |
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indications Of authorities by reference TO which he |
may verify or correct the statements and arguments
of the reviewer The titles referred to are as fol- |
lows Chevalier the probable Fall in the Value of
Gold Latest Geological Discoveries; The Patrimony
of St Peter Mrs. Grotes Memoir of AIRY Scheffer; |
Prince DOlgOPOukOw on Russia and Serf Emancipa-
ton Correspondence of Humboldt and Varnhagen |
Won Ense Cardinal Mails Edition of the Vatican |
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SANEORnh,S
Liver InvjEOratOr,
NEVER DEBILITATES,

TT compounded entirely from Gum, and
haa become fact Standard Medicine knnu,n
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Cincinnati Market, August 90.
TFrom .he Price Current, Aug. 2o.1

BUTrBR-There has been change the market vhaever
during the week The demand has but moderate
Tor prime gres The receipts light We quote
fair salNc prime fresh Central Ohio ll2 and prime West
market is unchanged Dealers continue
pay $500 on ar ival.
EdGS-The supply having fallen of ard the demand being
good prices have advanced to ice for per dozen
FEATHERS confined good demand for prime, 44945c
FRUIrSGreen Apples great ahunda in and are
Felng at so 10 Coo hushe but not being cond
ton except for short distances
large In foreign fruits there change Lemons are
and selling Sln 50 per Rasns steady
NIts uuchangei. Genoa CitrOn has s2G23c
CHEESE-The demand has teen fully up the supply during
the AMI full have been receipts have
been liberal The SAILS comprise boxes at Sc for Sc
lsctet Western Reserve
CANDLES AND SGAPA limited dera-d for Star Candles
without change in prices Soap steady We continue quote
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DomOcratic Rally at Park,s store

On Wednesday night last the Democracy of South
Nashville turned out to hear Mr.. MATTHEW'S of Bed
ford and Maj. Lowe of Robertson. The crowd
delighted with the sound sense andlog of Mr..
MATTHEWS After he concluded Maj. Lowe call
ed ont and occupied the attention of the crowd in
powerful speech in support of BREcKNEIDGE and
LANE showing to the people in lucid and argumen-
tstive style, the why he preferred them to
any Of the other candidates. Would that we had a
Lowe and MATTHEW'S to address the people Of themes
see on many such occasions. Il would purge the
State of all the heresies Of the Opposition.
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has become estaO ted fact Standard Medicine,
approved BY al mat nave lsed Is and is now re
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which
1t has cured Thousands e within the last two years
who had given up all hopes OF relief as the numerous
unsolicited Ger ifcates in my = possession show.
The dose be adapted Ito the temperament Of the
Individual taking is and u.s. Z ed in such quantities 70
Let the dictates Of your = Judgment guide you in the
will cure Liver Conn 3 plants, Ri Gus l..
Jacks, Dyspepsia, N Chronic DfarrhOea
RI, DrOpsy, Sou > Stomach, Ha 6ituHI
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ra Nor bus. Oh Oleral lnfantum, FlaIu.
lence, a u n d ic e. e Female Weakness
eS, and may be used sue = cessfull7 OFdina-
ry Family Medi-l = cine. 1t will cure SICK
twenty minutes, If n TWO or three Tea.
SpOOnfulS are taxi = en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
All who use it are giving their nOuy
In its favor. ]
Mix water in the mouth Wit the lnvigOrator and swallow
Also, SaNFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable and
nGLASs CASES, air tight will keep in any climate.
The Family CasI thartiS PILLS gen
tie but active Cathartc which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years
The constantly increasing u demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard their use induced me to place
them within the reach of all =
The Profession we'll that different Catharcs act
The FAMILY Ca = THARTTC PILL
has with reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from variety OF the purest Vese
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all InfIammatO - Diseases, Worms, in
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flesh heir numerous to this advertise
nent. Dc sc, TO 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigoratOr and Family Ca
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wholesale by the trade IL all the large
st W.SANF0RD, NJ. D..
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Price in New =. -. e.

s. 20
frlce IN NeW 1ork.'' $1,000.
Railroad managers talk of advancing freigLts per bb
which would make matters still slippers The
already established in railway eghts directing
fsboat business, and being
ward considerable quantities Of Flour in this way, Or
leans That msrket promises good season. but
should this expectation be realized could eship
ped the Of BuIcpe reach market
than i! forwarded by the inland Prime
Wheat firm ami in good demand, 10 for and
l2l 25 for white. The lower grades sold 995c
Ol lOfor white. Moderate receipts c'n6m
have from the interior Of disposition to hold back supplies
anticipation Of better prices Ear Corn is light supply and
prices firm at 42c in bulk being advance the
34c buhe Sheled in fair supply, but freight engage
mens for the South being impossible present the
light prices hosever firm 555c including
firm at CSC in bulk arrival; receipts light Pro.
visions very quiet there have been
men for several days. holders however, firm 81 2
Bacon Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides sIlc
bulk Shoulders and Sides $40 1890 90 for Mess Pork l2
3c for barrel Lard and 2c for key do About ago.
Of the brokers made actual count OF the took Of bulk Meat
and Bacon market which footed pounds There
country demand for Sugar. but Moasses and Coffee du
Hogs continue attract considerable attention.
have been made during the week Sc so for November
and SO % net fer first part OF December For lot deliverable
the November Sc 60 refused
being bought the south, where Com is
ported the arranng fields Of Indiana Ohio Illinois and
Iowa lot Of 5000 stocks sold yesterday SIS
deliverable here These bought by Butler
Every STOCK hog that he obtained he
Corn districts Wh prospective high prices Hogs
large crop Corn it hardly safe predicate operations upoa
there always have been, backing their opinions by making
round contracts for che a
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BY TELEGRAPH.



MONTREAL c. w. August 29.-The musical festi
val last night in honor Of the Prince of Wales was
a very successful affair. It lasted four hours and
upwards OF 5000 persons were present On the
platform there were $50 performers, who commenc-
ed the evenings entertainment by playing various
select pieces This was followed by a cantata COM
posed for the occasion by the Philharmonic Society,"
The whole terminated by grand operate moroccan
by Strakosch's magnificent troupe. The Prince ar
rived at III Z. NJ when the house rose and cheered
vigorously, the band striking up God Save the
Queen" The Prince applauded the cantasa. The
Prince left at hafpast eleven o'clock, when he was
again Justify cheered. Lady Franklin was present.
The review today passed off tolerably we'll The
Prince compllmenIed the officers on the appearance
and discipline of the troops and then left for Isle
Domal, above the Lachine rapids. He crossed over
to the island boat from the Valorous escorted by
a dozen large Hudson Bay Canoes manned by voy-
ageurs. After his arrival he partook of lunch
and then employed himself in padding about in a
canoe He returned to the city in the evening. To-
night there is grand torchight procession in his
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Nominations.

READING August 29.-At the Democratic COnven-
tiOn S. E. Cucana was nominated for Congress for
the full term, and ]. Il. Mckinley for the short
term.
MILWAUKEE Aug. 29.-The Democratic Conges-
sional convention of the Second District, held at
Prairie du Chen to-day, nominated j. D. Reymert
for Congress.
BosTON, August 29.-The Democrats of the Sec
ond District of Vermont have nominated Philander
Perrin for Congress.
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500 CASH.
The Grover & BAKER Special Premium.

r. II. BROCKwAY, representative of the GROVER
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
1850.
The work to be done by lady. resident of Ten
nessee the judges to be appointed by the State Bu-
reau.
No persons connected with our offices will be PER
mitted to contend for the premium.
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, &C Public Square.
july29-tl septic.
Mrs. HOLCoNB'S SCHoOI--The exercises Of this
school will be resumed the first Of September, at
No. 10 Summer street. The basement of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church has been secured as
schoolroOm. being airy, roOmy and cOmmodiOus. A
most able and experienced corps of teachers IN
every department las been secured. \ native
French teacher will reside in the house. For terms
and particulars apply to Mrs. II. aug3-eodlm
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Prom the Troy bUuges'l
John Quincy Adams

It's in that famous pOe the Siege Of cOrnth where Byron
records that
There an old man whose hairs a0ere 1rhtte,
Blu. his veteran full Of might v
The famous lines descriptive this old man have been quoted
applicable % that intellectual of the earlier days
RepuhcJohn Quincy Had the hero of ByIons poem
lived these days there would have been no necessity Of his
recording 'hs Whe-tOr like most of
the old pres day he would undoubtedly haze sd
HENsTREETs HAIR REsTIR ATvE whca would have restored
his hair all the prue beauty and nat 1ra color CT Youth
Price fifty bottle. Sold everywhere
HAGAN & CO., Proprietols, Troy, Y.
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DICK RIVER.

NNTE have $40 Of Land bend Of Ducs
Wv River within miles OF Normandy the Nashville and
CSafSpooga Railroad Said lands bounded by VRnc tDavd
Duck Willis Blanton and Abner Barton. TwohiTds
f the tract is bottom and level 80 cleared
several good springs, and No Farm. will sell
half or An Of the suit purchasers Those wishing
by good STOCK Farm in healthy country good community
sc 81 would we'll to and look determ
md 10 sell For further particulars address H. NJ Barton, Tu
5CcISt vS1tf BREWER q BARTON.
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The GREAT English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected 4,2s . s",.s..
pysDard from prescription of Sir J. Cdrne n D., Ply.
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This invaluable medicine is unfaEg in the of all those
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IS subject modestes all excess and removes all distractions
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To Married Ladies'
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FIRST THREE MONTES of Pregnancy, as they
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ali csses Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain the
t md Timb Fatigue on slight exeron, PapItaon Of the
1es Hvstecs and Whites these Pills will effect
ali other means have failed and although powerful remedy,
do NOT contain ren caome antmony or anything hurtfu
the constitution
Full ions In The pamphlet aronhu eac package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States Snd Canada
JOE MOSES, Late J. O. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, Y. Y.
90 and postage stamps enclosed 70 author.
lied agent will insure bottle containing 81 pills, BY return
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Denovle and G. ". Hender.
shott j. g. Blown and all respectable druggists
der4- tuH
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sale of Valuable Gown Lots i'm CO.
luInDia.

ON fe 10th Of September 1860 will sell the highest
Z , BID DER a credit Of one, two and three years.
A Tract of Land containing about Eighty
Acress
Ito be divided into lots to suit purhssers and lying
Of the town, aud adjoining the lands Of Aayes
Dale and Mcclure. Bond and approved security will
be required Of the purchaser Sld lien retained.
GREY p. WEBB
angl6-dtw&Wtds TH0S. ]. G0FE,
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CENrEEvnLE. Aug. 2eth, $50.

CFSTEEvrLLE, Aug. 2eth, 1860
a. CLoGETT, See y.-Your note inviting me on be-
half of the Board of Directors, of the Hickman
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, to deliver an
address during our fair has been received, and in
reply must say that while my avocanon in life is
different from the objects contemplated by the So
ati eIey, yet take deep and abiding interest in
"a she Agricultural and Mechanical prosperity of our
country, / will accept with pleasure your polite
invitation.
Accept for yourself and the Board of Directors
my warmest regard for their courteous invitation
and believe me. J. J. WILLIAMS
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Abolition National and state Convention.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 29.-The radical Abolition Nation
al and State Convention assembled here this morn
ing. About one hundred persons, including several
women were present. A letter was received from
Gerrit. Smith containing draft for fifty dollars to
aid in printing tickets &c, He discouraged the ex-
penditure of much time money; alluded to the
sad experience in 1885, and thought there was little
ground for encouragement in future.
Delegates are present from Kentucky, Pennsylva-
MIA New Jersey. Michigan. Massachusetts,, Ohio and
New York The following are the nominations
made: For President Gerritt Smith, of New York.
For Vice President Samuel Mcfarland, of PennsyI-
vania. For Governor, Vim. Goodel of New York
For Lieutenant Governor, Sidney A. Beers, of
Brooklyn.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The Minot Ledge Ligh,-
house. at the entrance Of Boston harbOr will be il
Illuminated for the first time November 18th, and not
September 1st as has been enormously stated
Flag officer Stribling, of the East India squadron
officially reports that Lord Elgin and Baron Gros
were endeavoring to settle the difficulties of the
Chinese without resOrting to force.
A letter from Arch-Duke Macmillan. of Austria
to Lieut. Maury, announces that he will soon visit
the United States.
The Commissioner approves the proposition for
the erection of statutes in the Patent Office of great
American inventors.
WASHINGTON, August 3O.-Brevet Major Reynolds,
of the Sd Artillery is appointed Commandant of the
Corps of Cadets at Vest Point.
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ion1. J. J. WmLiANs,

We indebted to Hon. JAMES NJ. QUARLEs for a
copy Of the Report of the Covode Committee.
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-rs, DEAR Sri am authorized by the Board of Di-
rectors, Of the Hickman county Agricultural and
b b. Mechanical Society, request you to deliver an
"a, Agricultural address Wednesday, the 10th Of
October next during next fair Hoping you
viii comply, remain very respectfully,
H. CLOGETT, Sec'y.
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SER sIour inSags g. In hAlfbags A.
- S S.. Hickory q 5 ssSs 9gs
Corn Neal perushsi 81 90 Mixed Bran, per us 81
Delivered e ell parts Of the city. octs, Is39-ly
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Havana MARKET

NEw ORLEANS August The steamer Desoo met with Ia
dates of the 9th, is fellow. Sugar quiet at 6sc
Weeks exports "a boxes stock hand 100000 boxes Mo-
lasse quiet Sterling Exchange l5952 New York Sight Exc
change 494I FreIghts firm.
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OENTRETILLE, Aug. 18th, 1860.
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SAUFLEY. PORTER 4 co.
August "a, 1860. dtv&v9m
TENNESSEE FEMALE COLLEGE,
At FRANKLIN TENNESSEE.
TENHIS fourishing young Institution will open its Fourth Col
legiate year Oh Monday the ID OF September next 1t
yields the palm institution in the South, In the ability Of
its faculty, hoToughness acquisition extent Of Ct
study.
The pupil here achieve Said library education we'll
the 1t has select and increasing
library, other necessary apparatus TIE boarding house
being repaired refurnhed The table will he peneousy
supplied, the superintendent aud
hitting. The locality proverba health tie moral tone of
its society, and its excellent church facilities.
For Catalogue or other particulars apply to
JOHN MARsHALL, President,
W. 5. McLEMORE, Secretary.
Apgpst I. ISGO-tvGwlu
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Houses ana Farm for sale.

Houses and Farm for sale.
WE eommoous and elegant buildings, the bone and Pa
male Academy erected b the Sisters Of Charity three ms
North OF Nashville, on Brick Church Turnpike ars rev o4
Tor sale on the most advantageous Tie Arm eonass
log in cultivation and the remainder In pasture rh
eligible fertile land. large portion IL under nne fok ga
fence, and the entr. border Wished By branch o. VhB
Greek. II is situated Command one OF ne most a
full prospects in the country, IN Of the Oldest hsAht aa1
respectable neghborhsods Of the State iva never falling
springs 81 water.
The chief b-ick building, with eighteen splendid and
Of construction. b na Boz school
poses or a residence OF the hrst order
Another brick Of ave and cottage ef two
The place can be easily divided. Ror terms apply 70
augll-vlm A. g. BRANHAH, on the premises
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Q a r p z II I'M G.

Velvet and Brussels Csrpeng, and ply half ali
cotton Carpeng Dutch and Scotch CArPng which will be
sold cheap.
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The baehinlss, the Ira ;
Yidual whose lot ia life Z
chance Of acsideut from sePS0- :
bear IN mind that Mis- Magic
friend. It Is hcsh portable :
be his companion. a. . friend !,
Of living witnesses 70 testify :
owe their sound limbs and :
The allowing arc . feE q |.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Z,
TIVE As veil IS CURE: e
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ETaon RocK CRY MILLS.


EKIDAx moRNINe. AUGUST 81, 1850.
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We have in our employ the following gentlemen
Gro. W. SHIELDS, Bookseller and Cashier;
GEO. W. NORvELL;, Entry, Bill Clerk and Salesman;
JANIS B. NICHoL, Salesman
W. RAIBORD, do;
HARDESP BosTIcK, do, last but not least By good deal
These gentleman will be clad their friends at all tme
and especially purchase for pay
when due. TRABUE AZ LUCUS
August %, '6O-tf Pka