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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08
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NEW ORLEANS
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Produce q, cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says Ct Produce the 3st:
There change whatever in the Flour market here prices
great nominal Buyers continue to talk
81 Is for supnne but large lots offered the market
doubt would decline still lower The quotations 6094 IS
for Iupene "a eO5 for s. 1896 IS for family
10 fancy brands.
The inquiry for Wheat continues improve but the market
dull though that that characterized it few
nc Holders ask 81 04I CS for fair prime red and 81 10
al IL for fair prime white The Of buyers s93c
low these figures. There good demand for Corn, and the
market hrm 4e43c and sc for old and in bulk
At the upper and lower depo No changn Rye The demand
fair at for prime OTIS duh At Zee in bulk The prize
offered is 2oc.
Whisky advanced to l6c nc since yesterday, clOng firm
and in good demand.
There in the Provision market day that
indicated change The demand for Mess Pork continues firm
at fer choice city brands but there in the market
The stock Of country Svery small considerable inquiry for
Bacon Shoulders SIC but be had at es than
Sides held at c The demand for Lard delivered the
nr cutting In November, I090c FOR and city
Small sales at the latter price. Butter continues dull and
ins at 1925 for Central Ohio and l2Ic for Western Re
Small Gales OF selected in choice packages 6lSc
Cheese is IN good request At Ic for Western Reserve
Hogs dull holders firm general rule
willing to submit any decline The onlV sale heard Of
500 private terms, supposed t. be So Is GENITAL net
They to be delivered during the h twenty days In Novem-
Der, average weight 2l0 lbs net.
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NASHVILLE. Nov. lSL. lcOV.
John HorTo'o Esq.ln reply to your letter of yes
terday, which comes TO me through the Gd5stte OF
this morning, permit me to say
lst That it was not my purpose, (nor DO | think
nv language be 50 Cunstrued) to say that II was
wrong in you TO preside over the meeting referred
TO; but it was my purpose TO deprecate the moral
force and effect of a name respectable yours,
published as Chairman of report of the proceed
ings of a public meeting Of so cleyera body of gen
tlemen as the merchants of Nashville, in which my
name was introduced much to my prejudice, and
in manner 10 do me injustice, as / think There
can be no doubt but that the manner IN which my
name is presented to the public through your re-
port is calculated TO impress the public mind with
the belief that my conduct Director Of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad has been such as IN
loay to merit the disapprobation II not denun
citation of the merchants of Nashville ~ public
meeting assembled. and have respectfully called
on them, through you as their Chairman, TO make
known TO me the grounds of their Misrepresentation
and thus afford me a fair opportunity for defence
%. That / am Eratted at what you say as 10!
lows, to Wit: " Ii any injustice was done you (me
on that occasion. regret IL certain none was IN
tended on my part 10 / know Of any such de-
sign on the part of others / do hope that non,
was intende on the part of any one.
81. You say, in substance. that YOU have referred
my letter TO a committee and that it is hoped Wi
b. present 10 defend myself against any injustice
Which / think has been done NE when they maxi
their report ! need not repeat what l have be
fore said. that IL Is next 90 impossible for man IL
meet and expose underlined generalities," and tina
have requested, 'as an act of Justice, distinc
specification Of each charge against me and
brief statement Of the evidence on which it was
founded 1t is certainly not expected of me Il
exculpate myself from blame before l know wha
1t is OF which / accused
Respectfully, EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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The Troubles OF a NcW-MarrIed Couple
ut N Fafr,

The indianapolis Sentinel is responsible for the
following:
A happy unsophisticated couple from the rural
districts got married on Tuesday last and posted of
10 indianapolis to enjoy the first few days in seeing
the sights Of the State Fair. They first stopped
the American House where Rinkle, after puzzling
ms brain to the utmost unable TO give them a
ROOM and they were obliged to be separated. On
Wednesday night they tried another hotel with no
better success. The rooms were all crowded and
men had TO be huddled together in one room, some
on the floor, and packed up any way, while ladies
were served the same in other rooms appropriated
60 their use. On Thursday the unhappy couple, in
despair and disguised with crowded hotels, search
ed for and found a private boarding house. The
land-ady sympathized with them, and promised. if
possible. that they should have a room. But on
Thursday perfect avalanche of people came upon
the town. and the boarding houses and private hOus-
es as well the hotels had TO make every shift to
stow away as many possible at night. Our IN
fortunate newly welded Oair heard with dismay af-
ter tea that they would have to be separated again
that night The groom looked his disappointment
but the bride could not control her feelings and
Numbered out she stamped her foot on the floor
I've got my head set it. and won't be separat-
cd from Jim any more" The bOardeFs snorted and
offered 10 sleep on the streets any way, but the
land LADY would not allow it, and Jim had to take
berth on the carpet, away from his weeping bride
Cor the third night. Never bring your bride to the
Fair.
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TLY DISCOVERY

THE
ONLY DISCOVER x
WORTHY OF AM coSTDEScE FOR ~
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NNANY since The great discovery Of Prof Wood have
i've tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation and have
forced the field its rssess sway Read the follow
BATH. MANI April 18th, 1859. 2
PEoT o. J. WOoD & Co.: Gents-Ths letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and VII byou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, has given Use 70
numerous inquiries touching the facts in the case The inquiries
the communication second, is it true Of all therein contained
natural color7 To all and do Invariably Ny
hair is better than In stage Of life for forty
past soft. thrifty and better coored the Is true Of
my Thke and the only why it not generally IS,
that the substance washed OF frequent Abution Of the
face when il care were used BY ine The face In close connsc
ton With the whskers the same result will follow as the hair
thereceip many letters from all
pood !. there Is % ucS sud in he mannnr and sale o
compounds well this it has noOubt, basey
and used, only without any good eject
injury hsveno used any restorative any
account for months, and yet ny hair good ever
hundreds examined it with SURPRISE 81 years
old gray hair my head my face and prove
this fact send lock Of hair taken OF the past week
received favor O two quart bottles last for
which an very grateful gave 1t to friends and thereby
induced them 70 try it, many Wse Sketc1l until amer tris
ask fsvor that you BY which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold By many fear without auhor
believe where COED Effects do not follow the failure Is caused
BY the impure article which curses the inventor Of the good
dee my duty heretofore to keep spprsed Of the
effect my hair all who inquire Of OF my
shaken opinion in its valuable resuS remain dear sr
yours, A c. RAYMOND
AARoE's Rus, KY, Nov. 80 1885,
The Restorative put up bottles OF three SzsS viE large
medium, and SMALL the small holds pint ard retail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold least twenty per in
proportion than the SMALL etas for - per boe the
holds quart 80 cent moren proportion, and res for 50
abottle .. j. Wood Co.'S PrsprietorI, IA Broadway,
New ia Market street, ST. Mo- and sold b. s
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled BY
Even, Pendleton q Co., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United States. feb11-1y
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markets by Telt graph.

NV ORLELSl l-oottOn EseS to-day 1000 bales prices
easier quotation unchanged; niddng nk9lI sales Of
bales receipts OF the week $1,000 bales against
during corresponding time last exports q
10000 baeas; total exports Of the 2I SOC
baes receipts this port less last year Oo bales
total stock all Southern ports less than last 7 900 bales
present stock at Orleans $500 bales Sugar steady s
67< Moasses 35S4O Flour dull, IS 7O9s IS. Tobacco
n prices quotations unchanged Cefe hrm ssles
Of the 65O bags I29l5c imports Of the week 45O0
bags; New Orleans 500 bags against 5000 bags at
the year Ereights to Liverpool Il j. Sterling
Exchange 61[995I. On Bills Of Ladng 5H96. New York
Sight Exchange K9H discount
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BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Market Reports.

CHARLESTON Oct 3saIes Of cotton to-day $500 bales at
prices ranging from 90 to l2e. Market firm.
MOBILE 5-Sales Of cotton to-day $500 bAes mddinRs
lie The high prices demanded By holdorS has restricted
somewhat.
AUGUSTA, Oct 3-Thers has good demand to-day at
firm prices Ths sales foot 1882 bales There
rregulary least diversity Of opinion regards
quoatonS after general inquiry and comparison o.
submit the following as the exTemeE Mddling l09
Strict Mdding Il31l1S; Coed Mddng lX8ll; Aiddling
Fair il k99ll%; Fair Ill<SllX.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 30-The demand to-day more limited
than have observed for several days, and the MARKET while
without change in quotations. favorable buyers The
sales foot $50 bales at the following quotations 10
H. at ma IS at ll, % at ll1, 952 1I 800 I, and
l35 bales At &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-03

FANCY SroRE.-FOr many years cur city has felt
the want of regular store devoted entirely to fancy
articles trimmings, notions, &c, and we have now
in our midst Just such an establishment proving
itself to be decided success, both to the propri-
etors and to our citizens 1t is not confined alone
to one floor, but fills three stories in the
house occupied by Messrs. BoRGFELDT & GUNTRATH,
at No. &c Cherry street. The ladies all know the
place, and the gentlemen should find them out as
they have something for the men, women and
children. See their new advertisement in to-days
naner
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Or. Eatsn's InfantiIe Cordial, for Child.
reu TeeanTur.

Is narcotic to lu to sleep and perhaps death your sui
feTing precious onesbu reliable and remedy FOL
the ills OF insnle life It will soften guns reduce
damm2on and relieve ell pain, and greatly facilitate
process At the period Of tsthng It works like ehsrm gTng
healthy sleep night TIE Little sufferer grateful
the Weared mother II conspate the
it contains NO KORPHLEEl or opias Of any kind fac.
fully warranted in stating be said any
preparation for inanile complaints this before the pub
c but is quick and faiog remedy for DiarrA1a Dis-
eHteTy. and Compliant Also for Wind Cole,
Gripping IN The Stomach, Acidisy b:1g powerful anti
s2asnodc Mot1ers should always by them il
Con1Bsions, especially when they purpose giving children
any other old fashioned The day exceedingly
liable bring these fits Be warned and ut Dr.
E2tons Infantilo Cordial this onE You rely on.
soldby CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 800 Broadway New York.
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Reported by H. H. Harrison, Steamboat and BaEnote Ohio


Reported by H. Harrison Steamboat and Balnote Ohio
Railroad Agent
Al last Cumberland once more arises from its
long lethargy, and promises once more to revive
commerce. Railroad croaking must cease, as the
additional facility viii be ample to supply all de-
mands.
Within the last two days we have had suficien-
cy of water at this point to create feet large on
Harpeth shoals.
Our regular daily line packets make start this
day at u O'Clock, for Paducah.
The St. Louis packets WILL should the water con-
tinue, resume their regular trips.
The Commodore Perry, now at Smithland, viii
arrive in the early part of the week. and meet with
immediate dispatch for Pittsburg.
The GlenwOod recently purchased in Cincinnati
for this trade, is now ladng at Cincinnati for this
port.
Our New Orleans steamers will, on the first surety
Of sufRciency of water, commence their regular
trips to the Crescent City.
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ASH VILE
i R0CIr Civ rTTLLs.
RaTLWAY mATTERs.
ToRcH LIGHT PROCESSION.

WIN form on Broad street. the right resung On
Front street and at O'Clock precisely VIII counter
march up Broad TO vhle along Vine 70 Church,
along Church to College. through College to the
Square, around the Square 70 North Market street,
down same to Locust through Locust to cherry, up
Cherry to Cedar, through Cedar to Summer, along
Summer to Union, through Union to High, along
High to Cedar, through Cedar to West front of the
Capitol, around same to East front, where Fire
Works will be exhibited, after which, speaking
The following gentlemen viii act as Marshals:
W. Cunningham, VIM Stockell, VIM. Townsend,
W. Ii BOYD, Frank POrterfeld, z. Witemueiller, T.
o. Treqnor. W. Hooper Harris, George Leascher, 7.
H. Malone. VIM Ford, A. Jonnard B. F. Tanksley,
william B. Wallace, William White, Dan Burchett
Thomas McCarty, J. T. Brown, ]. H. Wilkes, 7. b.
Lanier. c. Pyrne Thomas Gleaey, Thomas Steven
son. e
The Marshals viii please provide themselves with
white sashes, and appear on horseback, at SIX
O'CLOCK this evening" en- Broad street, at the
Democratic pole. H. L. CLAIBORNE
Chairman Committee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-03

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Spurious bills on the Boone
County Bank have made their appearance here.
The plate is genuine, but the signatures are a bad
imitation, both of the officers Of the State and the
bank. The spurious issue may be easily detected.
The paper is of much lighter texture than that of
the genuine, and presents dingy, greasy, blurred
appearance The filling up is coarse, and on the
large notes bungEngly done. This counterfeit ap-
cast suspicion upon those connected with the bank
as narties to the fraud
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Ten Vile Rnce.

CINCINNATI, Nov IA ten mile trotting race will
come off at Trotting Park on Saturday next between
Gipsey Queen, of Chicago, Capt. McGowan, Of
Louisville, and Lady Gay of Cincinnati for purse
of $4,000 The two former horses trotted ten
mile race at Louisville last week, making a dead
heat the only case of the kind ever known in the
United States Great interest is manifested in the
forthcoming contest
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From I.anirrilIn.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 2-Mr. McMichael clerk of the
steamer H. R. W. Hill, telegraphs Shirley, Bell &
Co., that the Hill exploded one boiler below Baton
Rouge. a number of the crew were scalded; some
badly, but none killed. Mr.. McMichael was unhurt.
The Union party demonstration tonight is large;
procession, bon-fres, &c. The merchants of the
Union party have resolved to close their stores
Tuesday, and devote the day to the polls.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-03
PROCLAMATFON OF

TsHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee-
time honoTed custom, well the
formance duty deyolyng upoA all Christian people, to give
Thanks the Supreme Ruler Of all Nations for The nnumerA
bic blessings bestowed upon them r
l. Ihsm g. Harris, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee do
hereby designate and appoint Thurday, the goth day
of NOVemb Der next, day Of thanks giving and
prayer Almighty God and respectfully recommend hs he
people Of the Stats observe it as Su:h-
In testimony whereof, hsve hereunto set my hand
and caused great Of the State n be affixed
H. Department in Nashville, this 3s day Of o.
I tober, 1860. 1sHAM G. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor
NJ Gacra4ary ii
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CHEROKEE CUREr

IN wz.faizig2 cure Tor Seminal Weakness, roc.
turnnA Emsntssions, Lapot'scy, loss Of POver,
and Difficult Aenstrassson, and az Bfseascs o1asssd
by degiattHg from tas afA Of Nature, AID tHdul5izs
III SeLf-PoStHtioR.
By the use OF this Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs CT generation speedily earei
fulivigor restored
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that sound
mind and body promote hspsiness
In the essrokee Cure the poor debated worn down snd
despaing deToiee Of sensual pleasure will and relief
Il safe and pleasant in its action con-
tanning mineral poison but prepared pare vegetables
extracts, in the form Of q delicious syrup
Prise 50 Bottle three bottles for S. and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. PTopretoTs, st. Louis, No.
Sold in Nashville By EWing Pendasn, Berry Deovills,
@. W. Hsndershott, aud By Druggists everywhere.
wGuIv
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.


TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
that after absence Of two years. have again
turned to the practice Of the Photographic ART
in all its branches having purchasd the interest Of brother
established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four months in New York the past Summer to obtain fully all
improvements in the have painted, renovated ard
suite OF Rooms throughout That facilities
produce nrsJ class work than most Galleries
boast 20 the comfort Of patrons. trust
only sustain thu proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained bat to elevate TO I higher standard have
also engaged the Mr. COOK Of the Photo
grnphers world who took the Pictures which obtained the
premium the Worlds Far in London in 1851 and
determined only to make this the leading Gallery in the
state my shall not be surpassed North South
and row introduce the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vignette plain colored;
Ivorytypes coloredi
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photograph Canvass Ike size;
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs, is taken at one sitting.
Sterrsoscopes, on glass or paper.
make the Melainotype and AmbrSype hereto
fore The above styles all entirely in this city except
Autograph Gard which only made at time. All
who in line politely invited give
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove BY ecculA
demonstration the above facts. Respectfully,
oct3I-h 7. W. HUGHEs'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-03
Meeting of BOARD of .anvassers.

OMAHA, Nov. 1.-The Territorial Board of Can
vassers, composed of Gov. Black, Chief Justice
Hall, and T. S. District Attorney Howard, met to-
day and announced the returns for delegates to Con-
gress. Morton. Democrat, has majority over
Daily, Republican, and has been awarded a GER
tificate of election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-03

THE LATE CHARLES G. EAsTHAS.-The subject of
the subjOned notice from the Kaica erBocker Maga-
aiue Tor November was cousin Of the late Z. G.
EASTMAN Of this paper, and like him died in the
editorial harness, being the editor Of the leading
Democratic paperin Vermont. E s
THE recent early death of CHARLES G. EASTMAN
has caused painful sensation beyond the limits of
| the community where he lived He expired at
Montpelier, (Vt) the sixteenth of September last,
at the age Of fortyfour years. Engrossed as he had
been for q number Of years past IN the political
| struggles of the times, an acknowledged leader of
his party in his own State his chafed spirit sought
refuge from the angry conflicts OF public life in the
retirement of his home, and in the cultivation of his
fine literary tastes. As poet he was widely known
| as the author of many beautiful lyrics, whose
simplicity and tenderness have touched the hearts
of thousands and continue popular until this day
| These are his best trophies. They are the green
| laurel upon his brows. Though cast off in some
happy moment of his youth, they will remain when
the more ambitious labors of manhood in other
fields have been forgotten. Five years ago, Black
moods Magazine, after some structures upon his inc
qualities paid passing tribute to his merits, and
/ quoted this little poem as pure gem
soF1IYI
She islying
With her lips apart
She IS dying
Of broken heart
.whisper
She is going
70 Der final rest
WhlspsrI
Life Is growing
Dim within her breast.
.Gsntyi
She is sleeping,
She has breathed her lastl
Gently
While you're weeping
She to heaven has passed!
Scarcely over fifty words here, not more than
might be used in an ordinary sentence. yet out of
them IS wrought a little work Of genius. An ele
giant edition of Mr.. EAsTMASs works, with memoir
by competent hand, will in due time be issued from
the press
THE KNIcKERBoCKER havehad the November
number Of this excellent magazine table for
several days. 1t is favorite old friend of ours of
nearly quarter Of a century, and we are more
than gratiied to find in the present number the fol-
lowing announcement:
with the January number the KNIeKERBoCKER
will be enlarged. TO give readers fully one
third more reading matter than at present. Mr..
RICHARD B. KMBALL will contribute to run through
the year thrilling Novel of New York life, entitled,
Revelations Of WdlStreet; Miss II. E. PREsGoTT will
furnish Romance and each Number will contain |
an interesting tale by JOHN T. IRVINE Esq, author !
of 'Quod Correspondence, The Attorney, etc. In
addition to which shall have contributions from
many of the most eminent writer's in the country |
whose names viii be duly announcedjn our Deem |
Der number. Noto is the time TO subscribe"
beat and most readable magazines of the day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-03

THE FAMLY.-The Rev. Dr. HOWELL, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, commenced a series of
sermons on Sunday morning last, the subject
of the family. The second sermon, relating to
Marriage" will be delivered at lO3 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. The public are invited.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-03

ANOTHER SMASH UP.-The Louisville and Nashville
Railroad train South, Tuesday night last, just
il was emerging from the tunnel, some four miles
from Eli2abethtOwn, came in contact with fiat car
which had been placed on the main track by some
infamous scoundrel The locomotive was consider
ably damaged, but fortunately no person was hurt.
Louisville Courier Nor 2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-03
Blood Food!
Blood Food!
0lnnA EnoAa

To all suffering from consumption, inc pent conrmei
from debility 81 any kind from mental prostitution
brought on By any cause from scr0fuas COMPLAINTS or FROM
the kidneys bladder and 70 ladies suffering any
the many distressing complaints their liable TO- which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered certain rsE15Es remedy Differing Ia evsy
particular from the p4e0t medicines Of he day. chemical
Combination Of lRON, Sulphur AND PHOSPHORUS,
very great WORTH and many hundreds glad grateful
testimony to the benefits il has conferredon them.
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
pr3peors OF the sytce and have in consequences Of
fraud attempted upon public changed color Of the
wrapper from yellow and increased the Of the bottle
Be vary cautious in buying to that the fac
sile their Signature the outside Of the wrapper all
others are counterfeit. y. J. WOOD & co ST. Louis,
octlg-a Wholesale gents for the West.