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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20

THRILLING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH A RATTLE
sNAKE-A young man named Frederick Smith, EN-
ployed as teamster upon the farm of Mr.. Charles
Stumcke near the town of Bourbon, in Crawford
county. made most miraculous escape, few days
since from horrible death. He was engaged in
putting wood upon his wagon, when a rattlesnake
of the largest dimensions sprang from its hiding
place upon the pile of wood and prOceet ded to coil
its Shiny body about his arm The young man grew
deadly sick at the touch and sight and would prob
ably have given way under the shock, but for the
words of encouragement that came, just at that
critical moment, from a companion near by. Smith
became instantly inspired with new hopes Follow
ing the suggestion of his companion, he seized the
head of the kissing reptile in manner that prevent
ed it from using its fangs and held off firmly from
the arm.
The description given US of the appearance of the
young man, at this time, is most thrilling The
desthly paleness first observed in his features had
disappeared, to give way to flushed cheeks and Wild
determined eye. His hold upon the poisonous mon
ster was that of giant. Finally, the snake, feeling
that it was about getting the worst of the battle
increased the pressure of its folds upon tue ann.
This change of tactics caused great pain though it
did not induce young Smith to slacken his hold upon
tie head. 1t the struggle for life, and to have
loosened the grasp upon the snake head would I'M
questionably have resulted in DEATH
The young man. therefore, held on firmly until his
companion came to The rescue and aided In unfold
ing the snake from the arm After being released,
a reaction followed the Intense excitement under
which Smith had labOred. causing him to fall with
exhaustion. The reptile was soon dispatched, when
it was found that he measured four feet and three
inches in length and carried thrty-three rattles.-
st. Louis NelcS.
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Tut BFg1, PATTY ON TIE Power or CONGRESS- TO
ARaTIsg SLAVERY ~ THE DISTRICT OF CoLUNBIA.-Mr,
ReJIs canpagn organ at Nashville, challenges sue
,cessfuI controversiOn of Mr. Bells opinion the
mower of Congress abolish slavery in the District
of Columbia ltsays;
There are many respectable lawyers IN TsRnes-
40, many able ones. If any such believe that CGE-
rass does not possess tins power, let US hear FROM
them If no respectable lawyer will pledge himself
tosucb an argument, let us hesrnomore complaint OF
NJ Rell for having expressed the contrary opinion
# viii be moekery and hypocrisy"
noes anv one doubt now that Mr. Bell stall sdheres
>,o,,s previously expressed views in favor OF the
' If Congress to abolish slavery IN the District
- CsTnbia in the face of the endorsement of them
h., - campaign paper, edited by his Executive
- ',,ittee and the defiance BY ms endorsers OF
~. Iaai recitation of them.-AelphiS AraaHels.
coin. G. TAz1oR, one of the BELL Electors for
the TIE State at Large, who is Respectable law
Yer does rot coincide with Mr.. BELLS Executive
,Coumittse. The Rogersyiiis Sentinel says; Mr.
gyH,-rHoaSE asked him in debate here If he (fArLoR)
believed Congress possessed the consritESonal au-
tboritv to abolish slavery in the District of C%tm-
Ea. To that question Col TAYLOR replied positive
&C. and in a very loud voice, "NOi CONGRESS- DOES
40, POSSESS ANY SUCH POWER"
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Mixed ups

By mixing of matter il the making up OF our
yesterdays paper the conclusion of article head
cd Mai W H. Polk and Squstter Sovereignty
vas nlsced at the close of the article y glance az
tj,e PAST That portion of the latter article as
printed yesterday commencing I'VE extract the
fojlo,rinq from the UNION AND AMERICAN Of August
Stb 1856 y should have been the conclusion of the
.rticle headed Mai. W. H. Polk and Squatter Sow
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TIE BITE OF A RATTLEsNAKE CURED IN Two
HoURs.-The following account of a remarkably rap
id cure for the bite of rattlesnake, IS from Mt.
Jas. S D. Tatem, residing near and well known IN
our city: A carpenter, while engaged few days
ago in pulling down old house, and in removing
some of the rotten timbers the ground, was bit
ten bya rattlesnake. In few moments his niger
was Swollen to four times it natural size, and red
streak commenced running up his hand and wrist
A deadly languor came upon him, and his VISION
grew dim clearly indicating that the subtle poison
hat was coursing through his veins was rapidly APP
tried, merely by way of experiment, which to the
surprise of all present, acted like charm the com
ponent parts of which were onion tobacco ana SAT-
Of equal parts, made into poulnce ana app,leu ~
the wound and at the same time cord was bound
tightly about the wrist. In two hours afterwards
he had so far recovered to be able to resume MS
work
knew an old negro who cured boy that had been
bitten by a mad-dog, by the same application
Petersburg Express.
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RUDD CARLTON have got the st their Of the
of aoSORE BALzAC translated By Nesr o. W. wisnr
and eooDRIcH beth gentlemen faVoraby
ton with original nd translated works. The entitled
Ths Greatness and Decline Of Cesar Brottesu and trans
StO introduce 1t with the following Preface: the Nov
els Of Honore de Basac the London Critic immeas
uAby the greatest works Of the kind Francadeed We
would add ether counthaI admit Of
the slightest dispute That thy deeper into the human heart
represent truly passions aud with greater
accuracy the phases Of human % than any other novelist
been able to do admitted by anything about
the matter Some object that there fest res in his
compositions which render them undesirable subjects Of to
the young and pure To this reply not OF that
opinion BHs touches Oee out to scOrge her. he drays
forth into the light Of day her up the pory and calls
by right believe that 50 far from having
deEorazng effect the careful and thoughtful perusaI OF Bal
zsc writings have other increase the love
OF virtue aud the dresd Of vice"
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A STREET SCENE-A finely dressed young lady, of
one of our first families of our substantial West
End citizens, was walking long street in that
section of the city the beautiful grounds con-
nected with Massachusetts, Hospital, when two rude
unwashed boys rushed passed her, and one OF them
put large, stiff cowhide boot through the lower
founce of the delicate fabrick Of which her dress
was made Quick as lightning she turned on her
heel! seized the offender by the shoulder, gave him
hearty slap in the face, and without word or a
culver of her codntenanee, passed op her way with
the dignity of . queen.-Boston Herald
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JUDGE WITH HIS OLD BANNER.-In his speech last
week, at Tuskegee. Mr.. Judge was handed one of
the banners carried by his friends in the last Con-
gresslonal campaign. 1t bore the inscriptions !:
Protection to Sau6ry in the Territories; The South
,oih ALL her rights, dc" And right proudly did he
faun it before the Bell men and tell them that he
now stood ,c5ae he stood last year! md with him
are many scores of his old supporters ia Macon
county, Montgomery Nal Sept Il.
Mr. JUDGE was lha candidate of the Opposition
party for Congress last year.
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GEN. SHIELDS FOR BBECKIRNRIDGE.-The Napa Call
Times says II learns that this distinguished gentle
man, who is now in California, is for BreckinF1dgs
and lane.
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w. L. BERRY g. co.
RAHE ALSO on SAFE

MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, vO,.
AUTOBlOGRAPHICAL RECQLLECTIONS,
by tAs late oHIRlz ROsEar LrsLIs, R. vol lglnO
NEMESIS. ~ MARION HARLAND, arthor Of "AlOpe -
"HddOn Faith" &c.
ALONE. By the same.
HIDDEN PATH. By the same
MOSS-SIDE. By the same.
THE EBONY IDOL. volume, 1amo
RUTLEDfh. Rg
"REMINISCENCES OF GENERAL OFF.
GER OF zoUAYEs. Translated from the French.
CUsA FOR INVALIDS. ByR. W. Gnpu NJ D.. Of
Columbia, 8 g.
A RUN THROpGH EUROPE. By EAAsrus C.
BESEOlcr. ] vol la0O.
MONCRIEFFE; The Fir,t Love Of
AlROE BuEE. ArOuAncs IF the Revolution. lsnO,
W. II. BERRY a CO.,
.sp,o Public squa4s,
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nsead Of breaking up The Union we interd to strengthen
and to lengthen it"-JoHS c. BKEcKNRIDeE
he Constitution and the Equality Of the Stated These
the everlasting these be the ying cries
the people '-JoHs c. BRECKERIDeE
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john BELL says in speech 10 the Senate, 70 the
gallant chivaric and brave volunteers, who fought
for their country in Mexico, and who won laqrels
by their daring and heroism. Come back 10 The Rio
Grdde to the boundary you clam title to, and thus
SAVE YOUR HONOR"
ABE LINCOLN says: i suspect the President (Mr
Polk feels the blood ofths war, ike the blood Of Abel
sraiaq TO HoaUeR against him"
Bell snd Lincoln agree pretty well in saving the
honor ~ of our noble soldiers. Tfe latter viii re-
member lit olsnltuS (Gd) Tines.
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DAILY IS; TRLWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
uEvARlABLY IN ADvAEcE.
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ST. CECILIA's EMALEACADEmy


FTNHE listers Of the Order Of St. Do;pie veil ps IN ~,
and tEe adjoining States sxpsrienesf I'D cor-,sns
direetorl Of female education, respectfully an1ofc "a e f
NASHVILLE aad 70 the puble in general 40 thev are
rrePArug and VII Be ready % receive pupils * s Above bs
tuition on the Isl fOetobsf fhs Aeadez- is asor nile nom
he ety. and ssitnatsd in one Of TIE seauta ard heah
locations In is vicinity.
fhe ladies Of this insuton being specially devoted . TIE ~
ueAion o. ne young o. viii leave RotnT usa
mpArt 70 re pupils e0nhded to their care tnrooss 49,
ton, in sense Of The sord TIE reIon pr ~ ~
ladies' Of the institution the Catholic thsy w says
special religious i1structi0n to pupils prsfesng ana a
pills Of every religious Denomination admsd ~ no
undue influence will Be used bias religious ururie1 al
The young ladies' nor viii Of them he permitted snbrass
the Catholic faith Wolt e written enssnt of pa
eEs guardians Onormy and good hoseEer Fssra
the attendance Of ali a. morning evening prsysIs and AZ
she rel zious exercises on Sunday. ~
zhe course Of studies Il divided four dsparnenis eaA
deparnent having lis distinct studies arud IL
he aeaders year WI enn1st d two szsions-he
Eencing The ht Monday In September he
Monday Of February The Academic year viii viii pub
lie dsroutOn Of premiums and honor ~ Of Juns
Of each year.
Terms per session. Payable an Advanee.
For board and tuo 9ds 40 R75. ana seD.ccorlipr a,
the department Of he pupils.
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NHE tell6kng pesohsh been appointed By tic CITY Couu
ell officers y open hold ei ction the Cooperation
eeeting Mayer one Alderman ani tive Coanusn from each
OF me wards to serve for he ensuing zhe Polls to bs
fhe voters who are Avr Of election aid officers o
term Of tso yesss shall put ne Rord Tern q Oeers o
years. on their tickets, and II majority votes polled
shs be in favcr tn sctsu Of sid officers r term e M
yeas hen and here er the sarsr Of The y of Rash
auende ard said election SHAH be hed seeors5l
and, thereafter quail fea5n for MAYOR an n
Ns1s f Dr ~ two os = ya,. 1 5 re, as within s @ Of
no on - Sections 5, ,ef act Of General Asszbly passed
AarcA %, 1860
First WaRd.
Election to be held Morris 4 stratGsn's
ssss vs, Er RA ss.' W. cRsp. 1Rd John Brig. Re-:
Magistrate to attended, eilespies Esq.
second ward.
Election 70 Be heli at Myers & Hunts
JadgesCF Berry aOsss fright. John Kinney Receiver Of
votes-eeO Coleman olerks-Wm MeFerrzn, ChAs slsAn
'Asi''IA's-iIhAn Dyer Ess'
Thtrd ward.
Election 70 be held at " L Boyd's oEee.
AEssroa. sohD HG%s Weller R.
nAg''rass-' AIsAsndsr, Esq.
FouIIh ward.
Election % be held At Theatre.
Jadses-y I Ryan, Martin, A Beech. Rsesiver Of
sss.-S2o, BAIT clerks-W Hughes. Van Holman MAG
i'fsR-" Robertson, Hsq
Fifth Ward.
kleetisn to be held atLasiEer's 4 SANKEY'S
yndges-An Ioftin shAnkaud. Johz MorroE Rses yer
o. Fotss-E 6iascock cerkSJno ourry, y " Coleman.
AsgistrAte-gossh FERRIS, Rsq. N 49,
| Sixth Ward.
| Election to be held at Tarpley PyIe's
Iudges-W Petition, Van Baugh, Richarl Mccain. BE
ceiueE Of Votes--A Pyle Cerks-M Brooks, Thonas
6lsnn. Msgistrate-WF Meachem, Esq
seventh ward.
Election to be held at Temperance Hall
Judges-W crOshwsit, Jos Steele, Hsney corbstt he
ceiVerOf Votes corhett- Claks-6eo Miller Jans
Meadows. MagEtrate-John Corbett, Esq.
! Eighth Ward
Election to be heId at FiTsman' HALL
Judges-Chas Green, John HOBBS. Cotton ReeeiV
er Of potesWm Safl CierkSJohD Satterhed, Hugh Car
roll. Ma istrate-R Rives. septle-,d
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER
JUST REOEIFED By
sepI9 JOHN YORK & CO.
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EIpPENEFr ~ New fOnk.-The New York Tribune,

of the 18th, says;
The story that clerk of the Superior Court had
eloped with strange woman, and was supposed 10
have gone to California was very freely circulated
Yesterday 1t is alleged that he drew $4,000 from
bank leaving his wife and three children pennless,
and largely in debt tor rent. His must have been
strange mutation for his wife is said TO be most
estimable lady, TO whom he approved TO be devoted
lv attached while his worldly Circumstances were all
that could be desired his situation being worth b,
500 year.
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Valuable Lamd for saIe.

~ MCCLURE co, and n. MCCLURE, desire to sell
their valuable Trsct ef Land her term Of cpartner-
ship having expredJ conaLing SO i've hunGred Of
shch cleared generally level the remainder we'll bered
bAs several springs Of running water through each hed 50
oO acres we'll set in blue with much in clover This
land not surpassed in the county and s veil adapted
10 the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Of STICK There
tive good orchards and good building seS desirable neigh
borhOod lying the VALLEY ROnSOns Fork Greek Giles
county the sd leading from COFneVe Il the LynnVils
Depot, I've miles from EACH point,
Will pc sold on she 2Osh day of October next
On the premises to to the highest bidder.
TermS.One fourth cash when possession given the
mai three payments with interest from
The either DIVIDED into hreC small farms
Persons wishing 10 pur base privately will
to sell between this and the day Of
sale u. McCLUkE.
Senteuber II. 1eG0-tu,fds
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-'A9II' II-I.h' NtII IEth, ISbU.
G'ntlemea: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your note Of the 18th instant inviting the
Hon. ANDREW Ewing and myself to public dinner
to be giveE at Rome by the Democracy of Smith
county, and suggest Thursday, the 4th day of Octo-
ber as the time when it vii be most convenient for
Mr.. EwING and myself to attend.
Very respectfully, IsHAN G. HARRrs.
To Messrs. JAS. l.. Thomson, A. W. WARD. J r
PrRNELI IL. II. BRADLEY, B. W. HARRIS
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booEs and nlaoncFyl Ehen IlFled b ne i1lor VIII
form extra caargesi also will medicine and ns Attend
General Regulations.
No deduction will Be inside Ebtence or withdrHal ns
OeeHssionsd b illness orr snissal
Pupils VIII Be charged from the dae Ehich they eaia
Boarers requested bring all nssssry aoss Sr he
toilet.
The Academy v not incur the expense Of frniss articles
Of clothing pocket money
Pupils will not Be Allowed 70 spend pocket money eir o
dis reion Such moneys must Be Deposited win s Superior
OF the Academy.
To prevent pr eorrespondence, al letters resolved and
seat 8ect 70 the perul Of the s1Peey fhough
is such c0rrespOudnce pohoea guadAns
With the exception Of books Of devotion. psriod
Gals AlioEed to cirsalsfe IN the inuton excet s
receive the approval q The Mother Superior.
For further plicaten nae Moth
Superior Of tue Academy ne b Rev Bishoc Fhaza
All business letter must be addressed TIE Mother Superior
st. Cecilia Academy Mount Vernon, Baskvis, Tenn.
UEoH AEB AMERICAN copy tiII Ocossr ADD charge A 81
Sea
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GOrreNnnnnPnce.

ROME, Tenn, Sept 18th, 1860.
Gov. L g. HARRIs.-Dear Sir: The Democracy of
Smith county held meeting at this place on the
18th instant, and resolved that public meeting and
dinner be given at this place to yourself and Hon.
ANDREW EWING, at such time as will suit your con-
venience, before the election in November when
you will address us on the political issues Of the
day. We hope you will appoint some day soon, at
which time the Democracy Of our county will be
happy to meet with you and hear you On the great
questions now agitating the country.
Yours truly, JAS. L. THOMPSON,
A. N. WARD.
J. B. PURNEIIa
H. H. BRADLEY,
b. W. HARRIS,
Committee Of IRyit0tioa.
P. ST you can coms spswer us through the
UNION AND AMERICAN.
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J. o GRIFFITH, f. c. BURLINGTON, JNo. C. BURcH,
LEON. TROUsDALE, THOMAS s. AARR.
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Furniture
AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. eOTH, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
BENZ. T. SHIELDS & CO,
VATILL sell at the residence MISS T0UPET No. D. North
Nv Vine street, the State Capitol entire contents
Of psrlcrs Chamber Halls Dining Room Kitchen consisting
in pat Of rich bPesry earpetngs, 3py ingram do hall and
stair do. and druggets, and curtains oil
clothes brochse satin covered aud hair chsr mirrors
rich Sverpatsd table china, gas and cutlery
beds pillows and other cooking Stoves
Terms-cash delivery.
BENZ. p. Shields CO.,
IePtl5 Central Auction Rooms, Opposite seWanes Hotel
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Steamboat scotland

For Sale at Auction at Padueah.
weiUesiay the Ord Of Oe'ober will sell at public
the Steamer SCOTLAND, her engines tackle and f1ynure
che now lays At esdueh. KY The Scotland zhes
draught boat Of her class Of carry 1900 tons
Ter oneqlarter cash bGance 70 months Notes
payable in Bank with satisfactory security,
septic tas JOHN A. COUCH,
II Louisville Courier and st. Louis Republican copy and
charpa 10 this hice - -
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For the Congregational Districts.
First District-A. G. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS. of Claiborne.
T1ird d. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth VIM. B. BATE of Sumner.
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh n. n. cox, of Perry,
Rlghth ROBT. w. HAYWOOD. of Davidson,
Ninth J. d. c. ATKINS, of Henry.
Tenth II. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the State at Large.
LANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington.
W. c. WHITTH0RNE, of Maury.
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N office .

ETE have for sale Residences in the city, some
w 81 them In hne territory. Also NrEe Of unn
proved lots In the city, Of them finely sited for
purpose and for Resdsbces We viii sell Erea gains
We have sls for OF the
Building Sites in West Nashville Broad Demumbrane he
Nary and other streets.
ALso-A number OF foe Totes ia BOyds Hyrss sAd
Watkins Additions.
ALsOSevers very choice lots Kdgsaed 25 or 10 lots in
Walker Addition and large number Of lots in aArdngs
dtion aud McGaVoOk - t# -rl-S7
u Pin addition 10 which have very large uumbsr Of
Country lots containing from i've twenty within from
two TO three miles Of the city aHd the different pixies
septl4-tt t44 L & l. W. BROWN
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAAAReAB~
"a

INN and after Monday, September AaA leo. he Morning
" Train going south viii lease Nashville At SIS ~ inal
Of ais.
Through Tiekats yiven t1r, Grand junction and hem-
Ehis. Only miles staGilss
The tine Fren NshEie Decatur Grad Junctsa ADD Nan
phs WI be ens krr fifteen minutes les tnaAbY any
route.
RessrninR ths Train from Memphis era,d Jaleton una
pcstnr vii arrive Nashville 81 n hoar soqnsa ah4s
hy any other rad. M. ON RkkAINts
,eDi6-au Superb tenaenh.
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sale of Valuable 'Own Lots in CO.
Iumbia.
ON he Goth Of September 1850 viii sell hiEhsst
y bi der. credit Of one, two and three years,
A Tract of Land containing a bent Eighty
AcPess
c be divided into suit p9chasers and lying On The
West arz Of and adjoining the ands 81 kAyes,
Daesnd Mcclure. Bond and approved A4carity viii
be required Of the purchaser Aad lien retsined.
GReY P. WEBB
AnxI6-dtu&Wtds THOs J. 6OFP.
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ENTEkPRISE WOODEN MILLS.
JeffersOnViIie, Ind.
VETE have on for sale supply n goods nanufa
w tured b. the mills. s1ch Jeans, lns Yarn
BLANKETS. sc JAMES Low a Co.,
sepsO sos go Sixth iest. bstween Main and Market
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Greeneyille, Tenn, Sept Il, 1860

Having read the proposition of Mr.. BRTrTON (the
DOUGLAS eector for the First Congressional DISTRICT
take pleasure in saying fully concur in the same,
believing the proposition calculated to subserve the
very laudable ends proposed therein.
w. H. MALONE
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL.
philadelphia, 4th Year.
HEADAHE VALIANT VII re open bar Boarainx and Day
IVL School FOR youns ladies l Chestnu street, tks
September. Superior insuc.Gns n Engish and French
branches, 70 both Of sheh equally serious pad
Desartment ,eutQ-dlu
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COpaFtnership Notice.
HAVE this day associated with Book buSiness, NJ.
] J. RUTLAND and Mr. J. II. BAsrHAS.
Nashville, sept ], 60 y. HAdAN,
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Orleans BY j. WRIGHT CO., ae1erEl Agents. Aiso uy
BALDWIN ali drugEilts andm merchants. ssps-d,tE&wln
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....o.. .asy uivrs -nrssuaUu :
1 aug30-dkWf !
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accordingly.
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FOR VICEPRESIDENT,
JOSEPH L ANE,
OF OREGON.
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National Democratic Ticket


FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE
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Isy,r vilLsr and the loved never die.
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Mississippi River Plantation for
Sale.
Knight miles below Mem h in Arkansas containing eight
III hundred and eiEntv hundred and nfy SutVa
ton large new dwelling house and all the necessary Axtnes
good Cotton Plantation; hundred and hfty res old
deasenng large young Orchard, peaches a1d sppes II
purchaser will sell the growing crop the place.
s,n9 Of $50 or cotton ave hundred
barrels Of corn.- Give possession immediately
JAMES Il. MERIWETHER,
Aurust e. '60-dQm Memphis Tsnh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-20
DIR. ]. j. ABERNATHY,

PsE Arsdert Of nashville. and o6sE bis services to n,
III CITIZENS of thecky a. { surrounding country
II Residence, No. % High street. oddcs on sane lst