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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-27
GL1MP ,Es OF THE CENSUS RETURNS,

Wepublish in another place few items Of the
returns. They afford us glimpses Of the mnte-
rial condition oT the country, and though they
are but glimpses. scattered here and there they
yield us some curious aud significant nforrnn-
tion In the first place it is quite apparent
that there has been srrious decline in the
population of most Of the eastern cities A
few barely hold their own, and oftener we be.
mold instances of decrease. Prov idence, II. l.,
has actually experienced decrease: the same
IS the case with Syracuse. New York. Even
OF the State of Ohio the Cleveland Deuocrat
says: at is feared that the population. instead
OF advancing, has slightly decreased within
the last ten years, by emigration md OF berwise
some oi our contemporaries are warning their
readers against eXtrnvagnnt authorizations in.
relation TO the increase Of their respective 10
calities. The Boston Advertiser remarks that
these who expect much of that citv will be
doc ell to disappointment The census re- turns
OF Cincinnati d" not held out as good a pros.
pect as had been expected, and il is though,
that The aggregate population will not exceed
lS0,UO0. Baltimore has also shown n smaller
increase than was anticipated. From most
parts of the New England States, Particularly
| New HAMPSHIRE decline is apparent On
the other hand. the great West is making
tremendous strides. Illinois will show n pou,l-
! lnton Of 500, 600 against $50 900 in 1850, an
Increase of nearly one" million. All Of the
Northwestern States give nearly rs good nc.
counts OF themselves. 1t Is likely that when
the next apporliumment Of Congressman is
made Tint Illinois will gain nine or ten mem
bers, Wisconsin five Or six Iowa and Minnes "a
four I" five. The Southwestern States, rnrti-
culnrly Texas and Arkansas, have also grown
greatly within the Inst decade, nud will be era,
bicd TO Increase their Representations in Con.
grcss. Westward the star of empir" takes its
| way. The great tide pushes onwards towards
the Pacific, and ere long we may hear ,ha, the
prosperity of lli"nis and Wisconsin is cuimi-
mating as isn"w that of the hitherto progress
sir" state of Ohi" The aggregate population
OF the United States, as sha lowed fort hy
| the returns, will not hc short Of thi.lv.two
millions, nh increase Of nine millions during
| the last ten years. Now fast the boy grows
n. Y Dny look.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-27

"GLMrsEs At THE Under this
head lh" Charleston Mercury is reprinting a
series of letters, supposed. by flight Of fancy
to be written br some United States cores
rondcn of the London Times, in June 1868.
Seward is supposed to lie the President of the
United States but the representatives of six
cotton S;a,es, in obedience to Instructions
from their respective Legislatures, have with
drawn from Congress, and. as n necessary con-
sequence. military Preparations are going for
ward with great activity. The seeding ST ates
are Georgia. Alabama. Mississippi, South Caro-.
lima, Florida. Louisiana. They are to have
Convention at Atlanta, Georgia, to make IL
new constitution. The turiilicntions Of the
United States at Charleston are to he taken hy
surprise This is Of course all a dream; but as
people sometimes dream nj light Of what they
think about in the daytime, it is coni.ctured
that possibly this dream in an embodiment of
certain waking thoughts. We do not sec any
provision made liz the programme for Virginia.
lhrreisnn nlusion, indeed, to Fortress Monroe
whish, itsis said, i! fully mnnnel. would re.
quire a l,nrris"n of eight thousnnd soldiers
I but which, from the want of men, is sometimes
left without the smallest military guard
There is no intin'ation, however, tEnt our mil.
it!a expected to surprise this fortress. and,
i'll tact Y irginia appears 10 be counted out OF
the arrangement altogether This is n free
country, and every man has Il right to dream
his own dreams hut to men we awake. it
does not Sc. III probable that in the mex, eight
eighty or eight hundred years, any such dream
as that aforesaid will come to pnss.-Richnona
Dispatch.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-27

TIE LoNpoN LApfks Tho London ladies are
endeayoring 10 .smstlqrates the condition Of
tn poor dry goods olerkS Of London, Seventy
fivs2 kdiss'of ths hiQhsst rank, from tire still
bead 8stpED Duchess, of sptherla lane, dowpwGrds,
have, Ike Mackbses, "bound themselves by q
strong sow,s1',not toishop' cd Saturdsys alter
two o'sloct and many others will follow their
;axan1pie.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AbJeviHc Disfrict.-C Citation.
By WILLIAM IT'LL, Esq, Ordinary of Abbe.
vile District.
JITHEREAs, SAINT w. Agnew has, applied
w to me for Letters Of Administration of
all and singular the good and chattels. rights
and credits Of s. K. Underwood late of the dis
,rict aforesaid deceased.
These are therefore, TO cite and admonish all
aud singular. the kindred and creditors Of the
snd deceased. to be aud appear before me, at our
mex, Ordnary's Court FOR the said District, to
be holden at AbhevilIe Court House., on the
9th day of August next. to show cause. if any
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this the 2hlh
day Of July, thousand eight .i,andred
and sixty, and in the S5th year of American
Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
Ordinnry's Office.
July 20, 1860 IA ct
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TIE New YoRK Observation-Disclosures SWELL
FOE BrEcT SRlrGE.-Thc New York Herald pub.
lishes letter from Hon. f. Folett. formerly
a Canal Commissioner Of that State. in which
lie replies to Fernando Woods letter, urging
the Democracy Of New York to suprors Judge
Douglns. The Herald snys:
"Mr. Folett takes the Navor pretty roun-
div to tnsk for going over to the treacherous
Albany Regency, nnI shows how Mr. Brcck in.
ridge may be elected without the vote Of New
York. Considering he fermentation going on
aInong the Democracy of the State. this letter
of Mr. Follctt's will he read with interest hv
all concerned. He has cIear perception Of
the hopclcssncss Of the cnrse Of Mr.. Douglas.
whnteyer may he the Tissue Of this Presidential
contest, and Of the great value Of the solid
vote of the South. There also appears to be a
sart Of gronnd-s,reH among the Democracy on
his subject, 'rhich before long may change the
arhoie face Of tie campaign.
The '.grounlsw ell' is everywhere NANTES
ting itself The7cry of disunion has died out
and the whole country hegins to to perceive
that this Breckenridge and Lane movement is
an open and square contest for principle.
Southern opposition men may plot and scheme:
they may form their combinations and hitch
together all the old rotten ends and remnants
Of old parties. but the revolution is in pro-
presa-Caro{iui1n
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PROCURING SEEDS FROM EUROPE.

The fac. has been stated that Col. Clemson,
of the Patent Office, hns gone to Europe to
purchase seeds, dc, but 1t should also be stated
that he has been detailed for the purpose by
Gov. Thomas, in order That what is procured
shall be specially adapted to our wants. and
be of the very best quality. They are also to
be of sufficient abundance to answer the wants
of every section of the country, and more es
pecially ofthose parts where gooi garden seeds
are scarcely ever met with. 1t is intended to
purchase large amounts of Mediterranean wheat
Italian barley, rye. DC. The Cork oak acorn,
The Persian walnut madder, &c, will also
form a portion of the imPortations. Some of
these interesting articles will not, however, he
ready for another year. and few varieties of
nfcut termination will be sown in the pro-
pagatiug houses attached to the agricultural
division, and he distributed later in the form
Of young plants BY this plan it is calculated
that large saving to the country will be effect
cd.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-27

We are authorized to announce NATHAN.
TEL MccANTs, Esq. a candidatfafer ordi
nary at the ensuing election,
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TIE HEIoHTs OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE IN
NOTION. =

General Riskley has published an address
to thfAttAts ofthe Golden Circle in yiseiais
sAhd othsr.s Southern States. They are ordered
ss4o repsir: their enesmpment ia Texas by he
iseh sf septsmbsr; he says the eiai.eas oi
TsFas have raised money and mstsrialto' ths
anaoaht Of $4,000. spd appeals. to hsr ;s8te,
ssoathsrn ssAses fot contributions The. stlsst
b declared "a BE- 70 Amsrioanizs and scsebsra.
he Mezioo. looking to The. sstab lishmspt Z
Southern eepfsdersey Such 2 e9psS - ii
Sa q yill nst violate tho Nspts slass
sasss kniskts going into Asxfeo az I|ssssass,
- Assssei.g bsse PEE ss;5s Z
I'D. en SasSsion, mo esta,
- sassser o, 900 !. s5nbsa 8 sss
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-27

The PIXIES PEAK EXrhEss.-By the Pixies
Peak Express, which arrived at ST. Joseph 5
Missouri, on the l7,lI,, We have news from the
Peak region f,llows:
Denver City. July lo.--Consilerable excite
meat now exists in III" city on account of re-
ported rich discoveries about three miles up
Curry Creek from this city. yesterday Some
hundred claims were s;aked off. and parties
left here MS early two o'clock this morning
to locate claims The discovery prospects from
three to fifteen cents TO the pan. Some four
miles staked off in claims now, and others
still rushing out to secure claims,
A Convention is called to organize d!strc.
and elect officers.
New gulchcs are being discovered daily on
the Arkansas, which prospect nearly as well
ms the California gulcl The water WAS To he
let into the ditch this week. 50 that the tlrv
diggimgs above Gregories will be Supplied with
pure water in few days The trouble in get.
ting quart. mills into successful operation has
dshenrteneI many who have hitherto been
most sanguine Of success, and quite number
would sell out AT first cost quickly, if they
could. 1t is difficult matter TO ascertain the
real cause of the trouble Some say there is
no gold i'll the quartz, and others that it is i'm
pure quicksilver, bad water, an! incxperiencc.
BE this as it may, scarcely. any of the mills
put up this season are pay ing expenses yet.
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LouIsIASA.-Throughou the State the pre-.
sent hot weather is noteI something unex-
ampled, at least eince 1928. The Lebanon
Democrat of the 14th inst, says:
The heat during the early part OF the week
ws must oppressive, the thermometer standing
over 100 degrees i'll the shade at midday
Since then, there have been cool refreshing
showers.
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No &C.

z WILL sell for cash, Monday, December 24ths
& ii the Court House, in vile, hey named
Oliver, levied the properly Of james Chsrtsn
satisfy eIecuton in hands in favor Of Evans Co. Is
by D. Robertson, Esq for hundred and eight dol
lars and niney.fve cents and costs. JESSE W. PAGE,
Noy "a 6U-dlm Constable Of Davidson County.
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All Of which I will sell very Ct
Union street. imRr2Il
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Gbs 9asbtiIIs anipn anS 5mritau
1aIIy ss; TTI-VVeeKly Is; WsekIY a..
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RrowusvjIIe RuiIdjug Lots for sale.
a Fine Article.
ShON ReWnrd.

~ BOXES English Dairy and Western Reserve Cheese,
noyl BENZ p. SHIELDS L co.
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Negroes for Sale or Exchange.

LIKELY Negro Woman With eight children, the eldest
~ likely hey fifteen years old; second akey girl over thiF
sad negroes sold for fault but the that the
home for then and will sl peson
will remove them from the county. Good lots In Edgeaed
Nashville will be taken part payment Address Box
eos Nashville P. o. nov23-d2W
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x W KIBBEE will henceforth make Nashville his perna
w nent residence, and win tune PtanOss OrEanss
and by the single timing and can visit as
often required he will spend at least week in every
month in the city and vicinity lie will visit regularly the
MIDI West EastTennessee, and North Alabama
ard Mississippi Orders left at Benson Co.'s Music Sore or
Reeds Piano Rooms ca Church street. Communications By
mai will he proU,ntly attended TO prll d,tE&S,f
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For Rent nrLeaSe.

TEyHAT large and comnodous Warehouse formerly occupied
by II. FRENC1 Sos, fronting forty one feet OF Clark
rUnning hundred feet with large basement tho
length fronting foryone feet Church, aad adjoining
the House OF French Reid This Is the largest and
coEvpieBt Storage House the city, and be rented
the most favorable terms For particulars sPpy TO
H. s FRENCH, at the Once CT French Irwin x Reid
oct30-u
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Paper In Tennessee.

In politics. the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, as ex
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the COnven-
ton that nominated BRECKENRIDGE and LANE. It
devotes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without a
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests of our ,ohO country; deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee, and labOring for the prosperity and
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money, receive special attention, and reports Of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon as approximating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information. the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
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A FINE FARM.

CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
Valuable Ian q for al e
o.sacres Cleared, and in a fire state
of Cultivation.
yEIBIs Farm lies mile from Jones' Station on the VIM
chester and AAbaraA Railroad, nine miles fron inches
ter and three miles Salem in franklin comfy On tne
Farm Is a comfortable dwelling good negro cabins and 81
nscssary out houses. Close the dwelling hne sprng
800 ern and plenty faiEg stock water. The land
e AL RICH and. cultivation, stands nn1 ased y any
lie The county propose 70 sell this valuable Tract Of La
"a od refer persons wish about i, 70 John p
White Nashville, Tenn, As cOlyar, Winchester, or hey
~ W HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct SIT Winchester, franklin county, Tenn.
C1HEESE.-I0 Boxes Prime New, ussLscsysd%
D D DiCKET,
NfuIvQ7 Il Market StEest,
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A GOOD Farm for Sale.

EETE offer sale the place which Coleman has lived
Nv since 1855, and known the Rogers land lying
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly the road
within mile Of Willamsyile, and three miles Of the Nash
willie Northwestern Railroad; healthy pleasant and beau
tifu mart OF Tennessee
ana ninety ace-eghy cleared, and about fifty
good land clear; isin good state Of cultivation, with
irritable dwelling houses houses etc Also good
ORCHARDS several failing springs Of excellent water
iihered and certainly be FADE Of the most desi
rhle stock farms this Of country We promise
bsrgn VII sell for cash, tire with inter
est For further information call james McNeilly who
place, the undersigned Fowers Landing
Tennessee river BYRN 4 BROTHER.
J5lioA GNd american copy and charge AddooGts
Of
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Dissolution.

" he eopartnerSp heretofore existing between WHEEER &
Sloan is this day Dissolved b mutual consent and b. D.
WxLKR aions Authorised to se.tls up the business 81 the r
L. D. WHEELER, ed q
-ft ~ $50 JAS. J. SLOAN ss.
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PIANOS! nIUSICI

AN receiving my Ea Stock Of Pisnofortes from the
following Factories which will be the largest ores
the city steinwly Sops, A. e Gale Co. Haynes Brothers,
HazleOn Brothers, VIM Kaube 4 Co.. Peters Webb, Light
at small advance for cash negotiable paper Ali TIE
and popular music received together with AccodeonE,
septi6-n
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VIII continue the business sand No 40 South Mar
bet Street. where be viii be pleased to his friends and
toners ans oner them se2sonabe stock Good
Boots, Shoes hats, Ready Made Clothing and other articles
usually kept in Dry Goads Store Liberal share Of patronage
respectfully solicited Great bargains will Be offered for cash
oOunry Jeans Lnssy Socks, Rags Feathers. &e, taken
change FOR goods L. D. WHEELER.
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THE GLOBE=
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II PUBLISH now nv annual Prospectus OF The Daily Globe
and 7As Congressional Globe aHd Appendo to remind
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4. B. MUNIUUhLAt. o W aII"A1sI
NEw FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, &C., &c,
LIN WOOD NURSE RK,

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
Three Miles from the Public SquarOn the Hlsboro or Broad
Broad Street Turnpike
yFNHE Propretors offering this eiticr Of their Casogus
the Public leave them that every endeavor
their establishment worthy confidence and
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markedly thrifty OF such varieties ashaye proVe1to succeed
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In addition largeU Isty Frut Trsssl call parc
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Nameng Packing, Shipping and Transporting carefully at
tended to-
Enough charged for packing to pay cost Of material
All plants delivered in Nashville free OF charge
Orders solicited. MONTGOMERY STEWART,
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