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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

NIAGARA FALIS, Sept. IA, 9 P. M.-The Royal party
arrived here this evening Upon arriving at Chippe-
wa, large bonfires were lighted and torchlight
procession escorted the Royal party in carriages to
the Falls The Falls are illuminated with Bengal
fires and blue lghs. The Duke of Newcastle is in
disposed. Other members of the party have also
suffered, but the Prince is we'll There has been
trouble tO-Say, in consequence of some New YORK
City reporters attempting force themselves among
the Royal party. Orders were given at Fort Erie
that they should not be allowed on board the steamer
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Satisfactory.

G EEraf
To bay Goods fon ysur hons Merchants, Who Epszd sa
deal Of time getting up stocks eet The Mannacslsrs
SAfisfy and please the tastes q OurSeOn Of
-
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Markets nv TsInzrnnh.

EEw eRLHANs, Sept I5-Coton sales to day 1000 bales
middling OX9O5I Mess pork nrm, LOO. Other articles
unchanged. The weather very WettO-dAy.
New YORK Sept l5The Shipping List says the total cotton
crop Of 1890 4797O bales Total exports to foreign
3956 balsS Stock hand September hrIt 27sO
bales.
NV XoRK, Sept -COtton steady saes to-day 800 bae
Mtding Upland IOz Flour declined 109l5c sales 500
bills at IS 5O95 CO. Wbsst declined to cents. Corn &C
tive declined cent, 6696sK Mess pork dull sales 200
bbs SO 3799 So Lard dull sAles 200 bbls at l2K9
13kc Coffee quiet MolAsses Orleans, 45 Barbados, 3S
of $500 bOx Havana sold private TERMS and
1000 hhds Porto Rioa 1t e1f96%c.
oINcnEA Sept 5-Flour nominal ~ 94 90 offered
Whisky 49,, Mesa pork sales 2s bbls at CO. Oats Bic
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TEAKLEY COUNTY FAR.-We received call this
week from Mr.. n. Y. CAvTTT, President of the Weak
ley County agricultural Association who has been
attending the Fair of the State Agricultural Bureau
We learn from Mr.. CAvIrT that the Weakley County
Fair promises to be unusually interesting. We are
glad to hear that the farmers of Weakey are taking
lively an interest in the Improvement of agricul
ture- We are indebted to Mr.. CAvITT for a compli-
menTary ticket to the fair.
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SW Orn Testimony.

February 6, 1885,
VIZ E. HAsAN Troy, N. Y.-DsGr Sir: Having used your
Hair Cooring Restorative, and having been much pleased
with IT, axe pleasure in making the following statement From
the effects Of Of sickness hen abou. els htesn
Of har commenced turning and continued
grow uni Il became perfectly acA being very harsh and
Last summer chvd my fifty third year, when
induced BY friend to purchase two bottles Of Heme Hair
Coorng prepared by Icommencd using it accord
directions and ana days surprises find that
my hair from the ROOFS outward turning bA to is orig nal
COLOR IL 90 c'nnu to groE until truly
glossy it Def my youthful DAYS and Is no. JuV
FeSfos "a 20 fts origin a color MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co S. M3 Ia Seaman before duly
swor and says that the above statement is tue his 9Th day Of
February, 1855 Ell POT En- Justice Of the Pc &c
member that IN sresuls produced by HEIMsTRTs IN
Irritable, e original and only elsd5Le Hair Restorative
Price nifty cents bottle Sold every where
w E HAGAN CO., Proprietois Troy, NY.
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Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council.
r. w. Grand Lodge of the United States.


The Procession viii move up Summer to Spring,
through Spring to Cherry, down Cherry to Union,
through Union to College, down College to the Pub
lie Square, around the Square to Cedar street,
through Cedar to State Capital, where the Recep
ton Addresses viii be delivered in Representatives
Hall, on behalf of the Order by P. G., E. D. HAN
COCK of Murfreesboro and on behalf of the city by
bis honor, Mayor HoLLISGswORTH.
The public, and especially the ladies' are invited
to witness these ceremonies and to be present at the
Representatives Hall to hear the address OF Mr..
HANCOCK.
We are requested to State that the following gen
tlemen have been appointed aids to the Chief Mar
shall G. W. DARDEN, c. WETrEREAu, 7. C. COLEMAN,
L. K. SPAIN, NJ. L. ALEXANDER, and J. W. PATTON.
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No FHaiOn.

New YORK, Sept. l4.-The Douglas State Commit
tee met to-day at the St Nicholas Hotel for the pur
pose of considering the proposition recently made
by the Breckenridge State Committee viz The adop-
ton of the Breckenridge electors on the Douglas
ticket and two Breckenridge candidates for State
officers. The proposition was rejected by vote of
aeyen against five
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CoRRECnoN.-In last Saturday. daily in giving the
list of premiums awarded at the Gallatin Fair, we
stated that the premium offered by the Secretary of
the Gallatin Jockey Club for the best booded horse
was awarded to Col. 10. C. GUILDS colt Lexington
by Albion, when we should have said GUILD &
BLrrHE's colt Jack Malone by Lexington out of Go
riana by Eclipse
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NASH VII LII.
ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAaLWAT mATTERs.



Best Mich C5r-4 entries pfemium $50 to DI
R c. FosTeR, of Davidson.
Fastest TiOEiaq Mare Hdrness-1 entry. and
-, premium to AxDERsoS WADPLE's Lady Kate, Of -
Fastest Pacing Aa"e.-4 entries premium to G
W, HAMMER, of Nashville.
Fastest Buggy Mars,-2 entries; premium to J. W
GEE, of =. 81 $50
Best Saddle Geding.-ls entries; premium tc
FRANK BUcHANAN's John C. Breckinridge, of Wilson
LOUIS NAPOLEON COLTS.
Especial Premisna by r n AfcNairzL)- entries
and premium to JOsEFH VAuxLs Sam Prichitt.
Hcrsenanship-2O entries; premium to Jos. Mn.
LER, of Wilson
The sward of premiums for articles in the Floral
Hall was announced from the stand at P NJ and
it was received with marked attention and much
solicitude.
By a vote of the Society silver cup was award
ed to each Of the Ring Masters for the satisfactory
and efficient manner in which they have discharged
their duties during the week.
MASQUERADE HoRsENAHsHIP.
In this ring there there were entries, and the
premium awarded to NOSE, caricture of farm ne
arc ling to mill, one of the best acted parts we
ever saw in any ring. The premium sill
cup, contributed by outsider
The crowd then dispersed and all seemed pleased
with the State Fair The best of feeling prevailed
at the judges stand, where good champagne ruled
and closed the day.
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Foor RACE IN ANTICIPATION terms Of a foot
race between IKE SHULTz, the Butcher Boy" of
Louisville, Ky, and man named AVREs. have been
arranged, and the race viii take place at New Lib
erty thirteen miles in the interior from Warsaw
Friday, the 2lst instant The distance to be run is
one hundred yards and the stake is $500 side.
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Program me of Arrangements


Program of Arrangements
GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Monday Sept. II, 1850.
The different Lodges and Encampments will meet
at the Lodge Room at Odd Fellows Hall. Monday,
at o'clock, A. NJ, at which place the Procession
will be formed in the following order:
Resident and Visiting Members in good standing.
MUSIC
Mayor, Aldermen. and Common Council.
r. W. Grand Lodge of the United States.
P. G. Sire Wildey, in open Carriage
The Procession will move up Summer to Spring,
through Spring to Cherry, down Cherry to Union,
through Union to College, down College to the Pub
lie Square. around the Square to Cedar street,
through Cedar to State Capital, where the Recep-
ton Addresses will be delivered in Representatives
Hall, on behalf of the Order by P. g., E. D. HAN
COCK. of Murfreesboro' and on behalf of the city
by his honor, Mayor HOLNGswoRTH.
The public generally, and the ladies particularly.
are invited to attend.
The Mayor Aldermen and Common Council are
requested to meet at their Council Chambers at 10
O'Clock, where they will be waited upon by COM
mttee on behalf of the Order.
E. r. GLASCOCK
Sepl4d3t Chief Marshal
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Tex BROEcK IN ENGIAND-TES BROCK has had
hard luck this season in England. his horses are
generally second best but never first. At the York
races Satellite, for the fifth time this year. run sec
Ond: and MaggiOre, by Lecompt run dead heat
with Dundee, but was beaten the second trial Ten
BRoEcK lost heavily on both events.
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City Election ia New Haven

New HAVEN, Sept 14-An exciting city election
took place this city to-day for the choice of Asses
sors and Board of Relief The Breckenridge and
Douglas men united on one ticket, but the Republi-
cans elected all their candidates by 100 majority in
a poll of over 20 900 votes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

SAD BEREAvEMENT-Buta few weeks ago the fam
lily circle of the Hon. VIZ. Il. PUKNELL, the Comp
troller of the Treasury of Maryland, embraced five
interesting children. Disease. however, recently in
Taded his household, and Of the five who composed
this happy family group four now sleep in the arms
of death, and the last lies PROSTATE beneath the
hand of affection Diptheria is the disease which
caused the fourth death in the family, the I'd in
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ET Is compounded entirely from Gum, ant
fact Standard Medicine, know
and approved by ali that have used Il and is now re
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From washington.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14-No definite action has been
taken on the Pacific Telegraph proposals. Mr..
Shelby has raised a question as to the informally
and insufhciency of the bids other than his own.
Tie President and the Secretary of the Treasury
will, however, deliberately consider the points in
yolyed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

We are glad to see that the new managers of the
Theatre have secured Mr.. JAMES McMANUs as usher.
His polite and gentlemanly attentions have rendered
him very popular with the frequenters of the Thea
tire, and it would be difficult to find one to fill his
position more efhciently.-Patri0t.
We cordially endorse what our contemporary
says of Mr.. McMANUs. A more polite, clever usher
cannot be found In any theatre in the country.
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DE-. HOOfIand's Celebrated

VKTILL efectusly Liver Complaint Dyspepsia JSun
Wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the hid
neys and ali diseases arising from dsordered Liver and stom
ach Constipation Inward Piles Funes Of Bosd the
Head Acty Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Fulness weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucatons
Sinking Futterng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Head Hurried Difficult Breathing, Futterng at the Heart
Choking suocang Sensations when in lying posture, Dim
ness Vision Webs the Sight, Fever and Dull
the Heal, Deficiency Of Persprson Yelownes Of the
Skin Eyes Pain in the side, Back Chest Limbs &S Sud-
den Fushes Of Heat Burning in the Peh Constant Iman
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
propretors in calling the attention Of the public to this
preparzon with feeling Of the utmost confidence in
adaptation the diseases for which
trial before the American people, and its
utaon sale unvalled by similar preparation
The testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
and individuals in all parts Of the country
immense careful pCrusal Of the Almanac published
ally proprietor and TO be had gratis OF Of his Agents.
cannot satisfy the most skeptica that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
Will long standing Cold short time Read the
following;
Dr. c. NJ JAcKsoN-sir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole system
hrost and hoarsenes when recommended to try Hoof
lands Balsamc Cordial accordingly procured bottle and
am happy that half Of completely cured
now unhestatngy recommend to my friends who may be sim
ary afflicted and deem it more than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates
Prepared only by Dr. O. Jackson, as Arch Street.
Philadelphia for sale by Druggist and etorekeeps through
out the United and Canada Price IS cents per bos
o. J. WOOD, st. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West.
AGENTS. Retsiied by 10 G. BROWN and EVANS, G. W. HEN
DERsHOTT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, R5eefeld; J. C. DoROH, South Nashville,
febll-ly
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baltimore Coffee Market, sept. 1e

There active demand for Coffee to-day and had
sales Of bags Red Wing which closes
cargo 100 Of which br uh 4c and 500 1896 500 bags
"Red Wing IA We notice the arrival here yesterday
Rio Of the brig mount Vernon with cargo $500 bags
Fee We quote Rio l3l<9l3c for ordnsrv. I445c
far and l4 Sl5c for prime LaEusyra at and Java
8 A
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BUaEs and scALDs caused ~ explosion, especially IRON TIE
BURSTING FLUID LAMBS BouKRs, instantly relieved
Of the cunning anguish BY this cooling and healing basa
The Inflammation subsidies in an ncIe short time, and
Efforts Of mob second restoring the skin and
what s and csnnot said OF other 0ntasnt.
the ecsoe leaves behind OF tbs mshap, wen
DALLBY's wonderful skin healer Is employed Sold At the
principal depots ~ Broadway N = and chares New
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PUBIIC SPEAKING.-We are pleased to notice that
WILLIAM J. SYKES and Jos. ii. Dew, Esqrs., are to
address the people of Williamson at ThOmpsOn's
Station on Saturday 22nd inst Let them have
large crowd of men of all parties.
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WASHINGTON, Sept -OficiaL-Airamon's de-
feat is confirmed, though the battle was at Talda
and not at Lagos as reported. and lasted only one
day. MIramons generals, Echeco and Hernandez,
were killed, and Al1ara, Ortege and Andraez taken
prisoner.
The demand against Capt. Hollins, of the sloOp eff
war Cyan, has been decided IN favor Of the defend
ant because Hollins acted under the orders of the
Secretary of War in the bombardment of GreIg-
town.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

VERY KND.-Some few days since Mrs. LOUISA
Frey in Chicago, had $500 in gold stolen from Ter
On the 18th instant she found the belt which con-
tanned the gold put back into her trunk, with $500
of the mOney-rather more than half-the thief pro-
badly retaining the balance for his trouble
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A RARE CHANCE.-ThOse who wish to raise fine
horses have opportunity such rarely occurs Of
Of purchasing pure blood FLIES at Lexington, KY.
on Saturday next, will be seen by an advertise
ment in this mornings paper.
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SEcoED CROP.-A friend has presepted the editor
Of the Montgomery (Ala.) Post with some specimen
peaches of the second crop grown the same trees
this season. These peaches, though of small size
are fully developed in shape and color, and the
trees were still blooming.
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The cotton Crop of 1s5e.eo.

The Cotton year closed the 9l u yet have
received the shosng the extent Of thecrOp The returns
up by the New YOrx Shipping List and that paper will
probably publlh the ssun few days We have compiled the
following comparative statement of the receipts of Cotton the
ports the 1 Of September from tie latest mail
dates received A this Office:
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New York Coffee Market. Sept. II.

This public sale OF Santos to-day showed
to 9 and the market is generally huoyant in
queG the Offering $500 bsgs Of which 1888 sold At
lSi6x, averaging 52 after the sale balance IA bags
we're taken I4e5X We notice 367 bags Marcabo At
4kS4 200 mats Java at 1871 SO bags government Java at
lBA, and 40 bags st. Domingo at I219l!zE, cash.
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ESCAPE FROM JAu--At Harrodsburg on the llth
instant two prisoners escaped from ail-ALExANDER
WARRES, charged with the murder of BENJAMIN BLIS-
coz at Lexington more than year ago. and GEORGE
ANDERSON, charged with malicious shooting.
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ARKANSAS APFLEs.-We received yesterday two
very large and fine apples raised the plantation
of J. J. MCGAvocK, Mississippi county, Ark. We
we're not aware SO large apples could be raised in
the cotton State of Arkansas
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DIRECT TRADE WITH EUR0PE.-A resolution has
been adopted by the City Council of Augusta, Ca,
referring the subject Of direct trade between the
Chesapeake Bay and Europe 20 the next Legisa-
.ture, and recommending subscription Of $500 600
BIZ the State to the stock under certain provsions
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II is estimated that the reception of his Royal
Hghness, the Prince Of Wales will cost the Provin
cia governments of the Cansdas no less a sum than
sl,OOOOOO, independent of the vast amounts spent
by the different towns
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MOBILE AND ONO RkHRoLD.-The work of track
laying on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. south of
this city, has progressed through Madison county,
and those engaged in it are now in McNairy county
diligently pursuing their labors.
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Foreign Commercial.

LvrRroOLThe weather has been favorable for crops Wake
Geld Nash Co. quote Flour having declining tendency
3oS3a6d. Yellow and Mixed Corn 34S. Lard 6@6Is Sugar
steady.
LOSDON-Wheat declining tendency Sugar dull though
partially advanced Sd.
HAvRE-cOttOn unchanged Sales Of three days 5Os bales
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yNyHAT comfortable dwelling No I85 South Summer srsst,
3 formerly The residence Of RUSSELL HOUsToH, Esq.
Also No. summer street. the present residence Of
JAS CoRzKI, Esq. Apply to J. KIRkMAN. President
auo2-tf Unlon Bank Of Tennessee
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COMMERCIAL.
MOnctarys

The telegraph reports sales Of Tennessee per cen. Bonds
New York on the 14th alglc. /.
The Mempaand Charleston Railroad have declared dividend
Of four per cent, or 81 per share
The fOOvng comparative statement of exports
specie from New York from January the sh Of Sep
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A disease is said to have made its appearance
among the cattle in the northern portion of Shelby
county, during the last four weeks by which num-
bers have become perfectly blind.
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Public Shaking

We learn that Hon. JAS. NJ. QUARLEs is announced
to speak at MitchellsviIle Monday next and that
Gen. T.B BATE has just returned from Cannon, and
will see that Gen. QUARlEs is met on Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

SAN. vANLEER & Co., Market Street, selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times Call on them for bargains
sentS1m
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KnnnTnaff0na
From, washington.

BoSToN, Sept IA H. Rice was last night nomi-
mated for Congress by the Republicans of the 4th
district, by reclamation.
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Rev. Mr.. HESKIcK viii preach in the Cottage
Church, Sunday evening, 10th, at O'Clock.
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Arrival of the overland Mail.

FoRr SMITH Sept 15.-The mail of the 9th has
arrived. Col Titus is among the passengers.
number of Mexican guerillas made an incur
sion into Texas and stole IS mules.
The Indians in New Mexico have recommended
hostilities. -
The mail from Mesilla to Santa Fe was attacked
by the Naveoes and the conductor and drivers kill
ed and the mail and coach entirely destroyed.
The Indians stole 400 mules from Fort Craig
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A Collision.

CHICAGO, Sept. ia collision occurred last night
between passenger and freight train between Ra-
cine and Freeport, by which five persons were kill
ed and twenty-five wounded. No names of South
ems are among the killed
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Sailed.
Fresh Peaches.

NEW YORK, Sept l5.-The steamers Fulton, City
of Manchester, and Bavaria sailed to-day taking an
aggregate specie of 1904 900.
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CITY NOTICES.

The paupers in Memphis cost tt city about $l2s
900 year, exclusive of private charity.
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To HUuDERs.s

WNTE are prepared to do the oofing and other
Wv sheet Metal W ERIK necessary in building In The
subs antis Manner and v conrAc for such ire Low
est possible rates 7. N. KUBAKK 4 CO.,
First door below Post Once Church street,
ape-d&v Nashville, Tenn
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For MAYOR.

authorized ACTON You've candidate for
Mayor al % Municipal elechon. lsugl9-dtde
author to JOIN HUsH SMITH cand
date Mayor athe eusuiug municipal election juy2de
We authorized to announce s. n HoLLHeswoRTH as
candidate the Office Of Mayor at the next Mu
DicipAl Election Juyl2-te
We authorized R. B. CHEATHAN cand
ate for Mayor the ensuing Municipal election juyl0