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

CHAP CLXXXVI AN Act amend IAN Act Ito provide foE
extudng Laws aud Judicial System the United states
20 the STATE OF Oregon, and for other purposes"
Be IL enacted 6y tie Senate and 60uss Of preeTtioes Of
the United States Of ATasied C5a0reSR assembled, That
regular Of the strict Of the United States for
Oregon shall hereafter be held At Portland, in said
commencing the second Monday in May and sep~
Der year. issued proceeding pending
court sbaI BE- AEoe impaired BY this change Of the time
apd place holding the same but all process bail bonds
enhances retIrnabe to the term Of aid court shall
lie and urned the Of sad court next held
this 10 II made
the thereof shall hsve full effect accordingly
SEC ARd be further enacted, That the Of the dis
judge Of the United States for said district shall be three
thousaI dollars.
Anproyed June %. 1850.
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A Boarding and Day school.

FOR Young LADIES'
NTyILL be opened SePIem Der ISt in Nashville by j..
Nv w NICHOLS formerly Principal Of the FLORENCE Fe-
male Academy, Allah and durng years
er in the Nashville Female Academy.
The building selected for this is at the termination
Of spruce street. and is5nOwn The "Courzn" House.
The course Insrucien will
Iv required in an English education The most competent Pro
Isssors in Music, Drawing, French &C, engaged.
II : For psrticularsA ddres' J. W. NICHOLS,
\. Nashv
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preservation works. for the repairs
the several navy yards, viz
Al PortsGO Hampshire, ten thousand dollars.
Al Rosou fifteen thousand dollars. s-
At New York, twenty thousand dollars.
Al Philade phia, fifteen thousand dollars
Al washington thousand do and for repairing and
nantpg quarters occupied By the officers Of the yard
mon ard nine hun red and twenty six dollars.
Ar Norfolk twenty dollars complete shphouSs
pum g orty esht nineteen thousand dollars and repairs
II ahpheuSes and b. At Norfolk thirty thousand dollars.
Al Pensacols, ten thousand dollars.
Al Mare Is and twenty thousand dollars
Al sackelt's Harbor, ole thousand dollars.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

cHAP CLxxII IA Act grant the City Of Port Huron
Michigan. part OF TIE Military Reservation FORT Grato
for the enlargement Of the Cy Cemetery at that plsce
Be IL cted blythe and House Of Representatives
V the United Sdtes Of Ansica in Congress assembled That
The Secretary Of War be- aad he is he authorized AMI Iequr.
Ell TO convey The city OF Port Huron Michigan OF the military
Of Fort G'aot lot not to exceed thirty acres
be taken from the land adjoining the cemetery and be us
Tor its enlargement and for other purpose far and under
such conditions and reservations n the opinion Il The se
tay OF War the public interest present prospective
require. %
APPROVED June %, 1860
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CHAR CLXXXIV-An Act to amend entitled San Act
giving effect certain Treats Spuations bsween this
and Foreign Governments for the apprehension and delivery
up u certain ofende. s."
Be enacted By the Senate and ose Of Rpresentafices -
the Gaed states OF AericG IN Congress dsse15sd, Ths
all where depoons warrants papers,
cop hereo shall offered in evidence upon the hearing
exradtion under the sOn o the entitled @An
act giving effect treaty stipulaons betWee this
foreign governments for the apprehension and delivery up
certain Offenders approved August twelfth, eighteen bundled
forty eight and Other papers
copies thereof shall be admitted and received for the purposes
mentioned in the sad section, they shall be properly and
legally authenticated entle to be received for
similar purposes by the tribunals the foreign country from
which the accused party shall have escaped and the certificate Of
the principal diplomatic officer Of the United States
resident such foreign country all be proof that any paper
offered is authenticated the manner rsqu By
this act.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

CHAP CLXXXVIAn change tfe time for holding the
u in the Northern District Of Florida
Be- ii enacted By Senate and House of Representatives
of the Eted of lea III Congress assembled That
tn egu the district Of the United states for the
district Of Florida shall hereafter be held at APpaa
chclIa MoSday March at Tallahasse the
Monday NAV It. Augustine the first Monday in
Pensacola the first Mond in July, in each
nothing h9 be the judge
Of the court holding additional OF the
places oead whenever, in his opinion, the public interest
SO require.
Approved June %, 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALB
XNTIsuING to make other Investments propose to sell
w all our Resi- Estate in Davidson county, As follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
situated the Franklin Turnpike half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the most commanding hevonity Of Nash
VILE desirable country residence The house
sold With 2 CT Is Of land purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sims Tract situated Smith Turnpike, fold
road within .hree miles Nashville $50
The soil good, II well and
Be divided into SmA tracts Of twenty acres and urwarS
which admirably adapted for country ree2es
dens and dAiry farms. Also that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on road occupied bg c. McGsmpbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing acres THIS
we'll known to need further descrpon II will
also divided TO suit puccrS McCsnpbel will ahow
these places % any who Sii cali.
the shove property will be sold reasonable terms and
an A credit OF one, two, three aud four years
Apply 10 v g. Lindsey, Nashville or to either Of the nm
dsrsgnde, THOS. c. McC CAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville,
J.A.MoCAMPBRLL, J.
b mhSl Nashville
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ST OPENED.

"a Union StreeAs 81
OUR Spring and Sumner Fashions, together with choice
assortment Of French Cloths, Cassmeres Eestngs,
Of imPortrtions, Wh vii be made u-uAl sEps
nor style, and 10 which respectfully invie attention
c HARVEY co.
n B-AlVays nAnd select assortment Of furnishing
Reods. marie
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Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
for sale.

TENHE Cypress Plantation in Choot county, Arkansas
one OF the best Cotton Plantations en- the MISSISSIPPI
river sale at extremely low Of S65
II has on it all the Improvements and machinery required
oT eghy hands, 6p9 1000 q land N eutVaton now
rearing OF unsurpassed cotton and There are 9OO
acres altogether in the tract aud not bat arabic Fro
to as this place is by en AID sid evees, oyeroNs are I'm
possible and upon examination will be found the cheaPes
place on the river.
Refer 10 LINDxIV Nashville Tenn or the premises
to II. 4 A. @. WELLBOhN.
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Gbs 9asb6iIIt dniollr arO 8ntritan.
DaIly IS; Tri-we0kIy IS; weekly 81.
Z Hates OF Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A sQUARE.
N TAX DAILY .- ....


HHNAWEuIH
One Square, ons year. $soEsch additional Square, slO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
OEE DOLLAR per Square the r cESTs
subsequent Insertion. ...
Advertisements published in both the Daily Weekly will
be charged the full daily s with half the weekly
added.
7ranssns Advertisements paid for at Ess time Of
fs1as
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TSree Springs,

TIL be opened for the accommodation Of visitors by the
w 1Oth OF June. Persons desirous Of visiting the
Springs In advance Of tn will he Odaed
sble terms, by application lhe ofce Of weore, Esq
TEs kUsSWURM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

For sale and TO Lease.
PROPOSE to sell upon most favorable terms, exchange
for city erty, the remainder Of premises in the
suburbs, consisting Of well built dwelling Of eight
large cellars servants houses stables and between eleven
and twelve OF Euper garden land will sell tn dwell
ing and about five separate from the remainder OF the la
desired These premises he grounds sold by
last spring Of about IS 10 foot less by half
than ground dsancefom the and equally de
sable in other respects, selling for the occupied
formerly residence and rented for the present to
Bostck, Esq, Also,
few Lots left for sale.
will also rent fer the ensuing year lease long time
the cmmcdiODs dwelling at the Of Broad ant VAuxh
streets, occupied by Hayes, Bsq, Apply at 44X
Cherry street, to BROEE, or to
July %, 1850. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
MCLEAN a. OLIVI
COKKZSSIQE AVID FORWARDING MERCHANTS
40 Common street, New Orleans.
Lind for Sale.

TF application be msie, in short time, will sell
modsting terms, ? OrJy Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Cooperation limits NIL Creek opposite Maj Goh
This Of tie Ioost beaufn locations in Davidson county
About ehslf Of te land timber the balance cutvs
ton. There tie premises comfortable cabins and fine
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the plsce to my
self for partiCularE. CHAS. n. " INST0N.
jnyI+-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
BLACKMAN a GILLESPIE,
(SIcHoIs' coRNKK.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VABISES,
Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags Ladies satces sni every
Article usually kept in our line
Our Food have been with to to the opinion Of
our many fri ndE; We determined exert
utmost to please all who may call upon
sF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
u OF OFFER.

l. IN tne stAte o. hereby
agreetS furnish and deliver, the respective al
articles named in the classes hereuato axd sgeeaby
provisions OF The schedules therefor and nformy
Sersemea Of the Bureau Of Construction % August
- le0 Should my secspted, inquest be addressed
al No., and the contract sent 70 the navy agent
or o---, for signature and and csFsLfcAhs.
Signature A. d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
ne are the classes required at the respective navy


Class No. yellow pine mast and timber; class 10, white
pine; d, ash plank a. White sh rafes
e. ron 81 spikes and nails % Lead znes tins IS hArdsars
q psntA, OILS, ke p TAX % cotton canvass %
lax tEins; % leather IS bunting and dry goods 81 peh
rosn $ ailow, soap ard o 80 chip eEndlsry; 20
tfcnery. 4I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
ED WARDS, HARRIS a CO..
TurMips! Iurnips!!

(sUCcEssORs EDWARDS, GILKKRs0F 4 co)
VMTITL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
Wv Commission the old College aud
Church streets juyl5-n
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sig1s'aTsi Of iTo saaTaniorA CD.

DATE. e.1. a.l l...- -I-
Witness. ...-.. ....... ....
hereby certify that thesboye named known 70 ne
As properly able make good their gaarznes
Date. Signature. g. II.
To be gDei BY United On ted States
district attorney, collector navy agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
eHARLEsrsWN

cass No. white oak logs No. g. yellow pine plank stock
10 white pne II ash and cypress: y black
cherry hickory hutt oar slaves
and hea6ing; 2l rnn % spikes and nails 2 tsd. zinc
Is hardEare a paints oils . Sax canvass; %
vass ,x and cotton 81 gsss 81 leather % hose -
brushes; IS bunting and goOds 81 pitch q
o % snip chaodis u 40 stationery Al
a1h As furr
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BRoOKLYN.

Class No. l. white oak logs J. White PrOniscuous TIMBER
10 white pire H. ash cypSess IA, Ehits ash cars, hickory
butts; IS, while oak and hadings; 81,
spikes and nAss % lead, and TIM a pig iron S har~srs
q paints oils y FAX % canvass 30 FAX
and twine 81 glass % leather % hossi 81 bru.he
bunting and dry goo 90, ansrns 3 p;ehs and ron d
alow and oi 80 ship chandlery; 40 stationery Al hro
md.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
FORM OF GUARANTEES

Witness.
The schedule which the bidder enelose pasted his
oGeF, earh CT them signed him Opposite
the schedule the rrice Be tie carried cut the
aggregate footed Tor each class and likewise written
in words.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

-----, and d--s Oi---Yi in The STATE %
, hereby guaranty that in The foregoing BID sf
- for any ef the CLASSES tAeren named be sccepted be
or they vim Whinten days after the receipt of the
thepost once named, navy agent desgna
tract for ths sane, with good and sufficient re8 and
said shall iA to enter into contract Aforesaid, We
guaranty good the difference between the saer
said --- and that which may be accepted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

Ca No l. white oak logs; yellow pine plank logs; u
elm; 70, black spruce; @ hRnumve 81 iron; 22
n.s . lead, zinc and tin; "a pgirOn s5 q paints,
oI, p fax 90 cotton hax md cotton
tEne 81 glass; 50 leather 20 hose a. brushes IS bunting
dry goods pitch, tar aid rosin D. tall0E soap and o ~
ship ch4ndlery: 40. stationery.
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puuknELpUTt

Glass No. Whs plank; yellow pine plank stock lcs
10, white 10 bl spruce 2l = spikes nails
% lead zinc and tin 25 hardware a paints and oils e
% eottnn canvass; 90 hax and cossE Ene: gas
leather; % hose - brushss IS bunting dry goods; - pitch
tar md roSn; g low, soap and oil; 30 p ehanalsry;
stdiiJnery; Al fre wood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

WR have in store. and daily reeivBE. large and
w stock OF GOODS, and take pleasure in ealng
the stteation Of dealers and merchants generally lsrl
asormen which for sye quality and prices cannot be exeeed
in any market.
- nIlRCAR a EO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
New FaIIaud winter Goods.

NCW = All dIlU WthIeE UOOUS'
TENHE undersigned Giving his OF Fall and Win
ter Goods for Gsntemen Wear, Of all the various styles
Also choice tot Of Furnishing Go which he invites the
attention Of his customers and the public generally.
SAM PRICHITT,
81 College str-et.
n B--scott's Fashions for 1s6S s0deI. aug99-ln.
THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
ON The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad n
running the 22d day Of July In close connection with
the Express Trains e Southern lines Charleston
And Savannah, and continue daring the business
Through time from New York. eight days
Iuly22-n Z. W. COLE, Superintendent
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-17

The border States alone have really
grounds for complaint from this source
they, being the sufferers. Yet We End
them all loyal To the Union looking to
lawful remedies for relief from wrong and
injustice. The truth is, that South Caro-.
lima has no better excuse for secession
at this Ting than she had when, she at
tempted to nulify the revenue laws in the
days of JACKSON, and we mistake widely
the public sentiment if the attempt now
does not meet with the same condemua
ton that it did then.
We maintain that common honesty and
fair dealing requires that we sustain the
President, so long - he administers the
government in accordance with the re-
quirements of the Constitution aud sho'd
he depart from such course. the remedy
is to bring him at once to legal accouu
liability, but neither to secede or destroy
the Union.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-17
SIOUX CITY, IOWA:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, 1860.
THANK SEWING Y-PROCLAMA-
TION OF THE GOVERNOR.

A well established and most commend
able custom requires that shall designate
= Gay to be observed by The people of this
State, as a day eff Thanksgiving to God
for his mercies to us as people.
We are in the enjoyment not only Of
the blessings of liberty, SAT :ty and peace,
common to all the people of our country,
but while many Of them are suffering the
privations of parched felds and blighted
harvest, our own State is filed with abun.
dance, and our granaries grown with full.
ness.
II is therefore peculiarly incumbent up.
on us in our prosperity. to remember Him
who has thus blessed us, and not to forget
those Of our brethren who have no, been
30 highly favored
Moved by these consideration, do
hereby appoint Thursday, the 29th day of
November next, as 4 day to be observed
by the people Of Iowa. as day of Thanks
giving to Almighty God, for the great mer-
cies vouchsafed by Him to us. and of hum
BILE and earnest prayer for the continuance
Of those mercies to us, and to our poster.
ity-and do earnestly recommend that
on that day our people abstain from all
secular business, and devote the day to
the service of Him, whose favor is the only
snre support and bulwark Of States and
Nations.
Done at Des Meines, this 18th dav of
October, A. d. 1860. BY the Governor,
49, S. j. klRkWOOD.
A''' ELIJAH SELLS.
49, Secretary Of State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-17
IOWA ELECTION,
PAGE COUNTY.

The returns frem ten Townshi ps, by ma
iorilies, pat the Lincoln Electors about,
$50 ahead, and Curtis 100 ahead. The
three Townships yet to hear from will pro-
badly reduce these majortiss %. This
will leave Curtis 4 ma iority Of 1875 in tho
County, and Lincoln about l25.
MILLS Co.
Mills county stands as follows: Lincoln
over Douglas, Ia; Rep State tickle.
about, ia; Curtis over Cole l19; Rep.
Clerk elected by a small majority, and 8
cut Of II members Of the County Board
Of Supervisors.
FREMONT Co.
Has gone $50 for Douglas, and l42 for
Cole. A Republican gain.
CEDAR Co.
Compile Republican majarity, $50.
LYNN Co.
Lincolns ma ority over Douglas, 925.
POTTAWATTAMIE Co.
Douglas over Lincoln 3 votes; Cole
over Curtis, SO votes.
CLARK Co.
The Republican majority in this county,
on the State ticket is l47; Curtis major
ity l54
Lucas county gives los Republican maj.
". CASS Co.
The following is the official vote of this
county: Lincoln dver Douglas, 80; Cur.
It's over Cole, 30; Rep maj. for State tick.
ct, 20.
Rep Clerk elected oy II majority and
also maj ority Of the county Board Of
Supervisors. ...
HARRISON Co.
We learn from the Magnolia Republican,
that Harrison county gives Lincoln about
81 maj. State ticket the same, Curtis
about IS. -.###
DIES MOIES Co.
Des MONIES county g,vss Republican
majority of 3l4. Republican gain Of 533.
BRLIScroN, Nov. 9.
Eleven counties IL Iowa, nearly all of
which were Democratic last year, give
Lincoln and the State ticket 2,796 una
jority three counties give Democratic
majority Of LAOS, which ia about a. they
went last year. The State i. claimed by
the Republicans by from 1900 10 $4,000
majority,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-17
LATEST FROM DENVER.

The coach arrived from Denver at SIS
last evening-having left Denver at nj inc
o'clock, A. NJ, on the 9th Of Nov, With
seven through passengers The express
messenger who came through with the
coach brings SO, 4a2 in gold dust There
was also 5000 in the hands Of passeng era.
From the Rocky Mountain Nems we
learn that the snow between Denver and
the Platte crossing is from seven to twelve
inches deep. e.. -.
The Ne,cs Office has again been threat.
ensd with demolition by gang of row.
dies in Denver
Mining news unimpor.ant. The silver
mines are now monopolizing the most At
tentiOn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-17
BOILER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF
LIFE.

At fifteen minutes past four o clock last
evening, the boiler in Davis saw mill,
situated in the south part Of the city ex.
plodcd, completely demolishing the mill,
and hurying beneath its ruias three per,
sons. The engineer was instantly killed
his body being horribly manged, The
other two were severely scalded and seri-
ousl y bruised, but it is hoped not danger
ously.
The mill is a total ruin; the building
entirely demolished, and the machinery
broken and scattered for large distances
about the locality The boiler itself was
thrown a distance Of one hundred and
fifty feet eastward, plow,pg UP the bank
upon which it struck, to the depth of two
feet for more than fifty feet. iTae mill was
one Of the best in tie Territory. and val.
ued at about $500 We do no. learn
that there WAS any insurance - omaha
NsJfaskiaR
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-17
AEGESTA Ga OFT @

AuupSia, Od.s Ost. y.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held tonight for the formation of q Club
Of Minute Men. Spirited addresses we're
made, and large number Of names en-
rolled. tn
EFF SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 8.
The mass meeting Of citizens to-nght
was tie largest ever held here Cap. John
Anderson was chosen President, and c.
H. Way, Secretary.
The following resolutions were moved
by Cap. n N. Barlow, and seconded by
Col. Il. X. Jackson. and supported in an
eloquent and patrstic speech by Hon. W.
Law, one Of the Bell Electors of Georgia,
and we're adopted unanimously, annie
great excitement. with the widest enthu
siasm
We the citizens of Chatham, ignoring
all party names and issues, cordially unite
in the following resolutions:
|. Resolred, That the election of Lin.
coin and HamIin to the Presidency and
Vice Presidency of the Unted State,
ought not and will not be submitted 10.
z. Resotrea, That we request the Leg
islature to announce this opinion by reso.
lutlons at the earliest practicable moment,
and communicate the same to our Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress, and
co operate with the Governor in calling a
Convention Of the people to determine the
mode of measures Of redress
). Resolred, That we respectfully re-
commend the Legislature to take into i'm
mediate consideration, the passage o.; such
laws as will be likely to alleviate any un
usual embarrassment Of the commercial
interests of the State, consequent upon
the present political emergency
L. Resolced, That we respectfully re-
quest that the Legislature take immediate
steps to organize and arm the militia of
the State
4. Resolrcd, That copies Of the forego
ing resolutions be sent without delay to
our Senators and Representatives in the
General Assembly Of the State, who are
requested to lay them before the houses
of which they are respective members.
The Colonial flag of Georgia was raised
this afternoon on Green Square, in the
presence of an immense multitude. Ad.
dresses were made and great excitement
prevailed. Capt Barlow, Col. Jackson
Mayor Johnsor and others, are now ad-
dressing immense crowds of citizens in
johnson Square.