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DR.. HOOfIand's Celebrated
COLEMAN RITTERS

WKTILL eGectualy cure Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia Jaun
Wv dice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases the hid
act such Constipation Inward Piles Fulness of Blood to the
Acdiy Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust
Food, Funes weight in the Stomach, Sour EructatOns
Sinking FlutteTng the Pit of the stomach, Swimming Of the
urriedand Difficult Breathing Flutterng at the Heart
Choking or suocating lying POSTURE
ness VISION Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain Hea Deficiency Of Precipitation, YelOwness of the
the Side Back Chest Limbs, &C., Sud-
Flushes of Heat Burning In the FLESH Constant Iman
Jugs Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propeors calling the attention Of the public to this
preparation do with feeling of the utmost confidence In its
the diseases for which recommended
1t no untried article, but that has
before the American people, and its
uaton sale unvaed by similar preparation
The testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals il all parts OF the country
immense careful pousa of the Almanac, published
ally proprietor and be had gratis OF Of his Agents.
satisfy the skepca tina: this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained
HOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
Will cure long standing Cold very short time. Read the
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c, 1858.
Dr. c. ID JAoKsoE-Sr: had for time been suffering
cold having pains through my whole system sore
tros and hoaseness when recommended te try Hoot
lands Bssamc Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
an harry to half of il completely cured me-
now unsatingly recommend friends who may be sim
arly afflicted deem it than justice 20 bear this
public testimony its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily by Dr. G. NJ Jackson, NO AIS Arch Street.
Philadelphia for sale Druggist and sorekeePers through
Canada Price 20 cents botte
o. j, WOOD, St Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West.
WIN, PENDLETON & CO., Nashville Tenn, VIII lesale
Agents. Retailed by 10 G. BROWN and EVANS, g. ". HEN
nERsHoTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, E5gefeIdi J. c. DOxCH South Nashville,
febll-ly
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We are authorized to announce Dr. P. s. WOODWARD as
1ddate councilman the I'd Ward, the ensuing Mu.
rcipal election. aug2SleE.
We are authorized TO 8. CHEATHAM as a can
ddate election, COuncilm-n from the 9Th Ward.
at the ensuing Municipal election. iune7--td.
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EOIk ALDERMAN.

We are authorized announce J. BEGs Jg as candi.
date for Alderman the 5th Ward the ensuing Municipal
election. augS-tde
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TENNESsEE EEMALE COLLEGE

AT FRANKLIN TENNESSEE.
gENUTs urhing young Institution will open its Fourth Col
4 Iecste year On Monday the 81 OF September next It
he palm 10 ne institution in the South ability
its faculty. oroughness Of acquisition extent Of CT
study. =,
me nuui can here achieve Said library education we'll
e accomplishments 1t has select and increasing
ary and other apparatus TIE boarding house
IL ben sDaed ard refurnhfd The table wi be penteousy
supplied and Of q superintendent aud maron unTe
mnc The locality is oI health tie moral tone OF
its society. and its excellent church facilities
Fer Catalogue or other particulars apply to
JuIIN MARSHALL President,
or W. 5. MCLEMORE, Secretary.
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eco Reward,

wRAYED or Stole from the subscriber living four mi les
- south # ashve the 10th inst dark sorre herse
fifteen har DIS three inches high, with fax and tail two
hind fet hte NJ stan forehead, hEVy made, OTIS and
Ia e. will give the rturn Of the horse-sndh stoen
-' CHARLES BOsLEY.
Nashville Angus eth, 1860 --Jw e.
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: C 1ESITS q DuPOfNT,
No AuQ prood,sav Na,v Vel,
FIVE PkEPARATI0NS
SANFORD'S
Liver Invj&OratOrs

NEVER DEBILITATESs
T Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
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Public Speaking.
NeTburg, Lewis county, Monday, September 3.
shady Grove, Hickman county. Tuesday, September 4.
Vernon. Hickman county, Wednesday. September ).
Sugar Creek, Hickman county. Thursday September g.
Beaverdam springs Hickman county Friday September
CeutrevilIe Hickman county, Saturday. September 6.
We, undersigned will address fellow citizens OF the 9Th
Congressional District the phases and the Gays above spec
fed. JNO G. BRowN,
August 18th, 1860. n. N. Cox.
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ALLANOA1 sss@""ssses@sss"H@sss
All notes Of this State should
be countersigned by the State }
Officer, being then secured by
deposit of State Stocks; when S
this is not done they are un-
saleable. O
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HAMER's WEEEIY.--JNo. York Co, Union street,
have received this the best family paper, for the
week. Il is filled with fine engravings and inter
esting reading matter. They have also all the other
weeklies.
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E>TRAYS-Humphreys County.

TEVAKEN by A E. CARTER living said county, in Dis
t7ict No. Is Turkey greek twelve miles North
Waverly, Horse Mule, OF brown color,
four years old. Appraised to $50.
JAMES D. FORESTER, Ranger
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COMMERCIAL.
BANK NOTE AND ExoHANGE LIsr.

BROKEN WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville. 4
Central Sank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Memphif
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings IrStitntion.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge
Some of our brokers are Offering c the dor for the noes
the Bank Of East Tennessee, and Exchange Bank.
Other states.
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Ernn DRfrnif.

DETROIT, Aug. SO-Extensive preparations are
being made for the Republican meeting on Tuesday
next and the reception OF Mr. Seward. 1t promises
to be the largest demonstration of this campaign.
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PnhIic Schools.

TNNE Sixth Year OF this city commences
Monday. the ID Of September NEXT
Tickets for admission will be given out Saturday, the Of
SEPTEMBER. in the following places:
Applicants living in the y north Of UrOn street, will pro
their tickets the Hyres Building Those living
Uuon and DemumhTane stree,s the Hume Building Thos
living south OF Dsmumbrane street, at the Howard Building
College Hill.
prevent confusion let each child be prepared
tell in full and Of the appcantwhere born
the nan OF th parent gu&ran-be and
which the applicant des No will
facts are satisfactorily aest'd Places will
openea at A NJ, Saturday the FIRST day Of september for
the di trbution CT tickets
nv order Of the Beard Of Education. ]. ". HOYTE,
Nashville, August p '6O-d7t Secretary
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CITY NOTICES.

Mo;EY-The money of the Nashville Building As
will be sold tonight
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milIers and Dtstlllers, COnventiOn.

ONO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. sO.-The Con-
vention of Millers and Disiers met this Afternoon,
at this place. The attendance is large, embracing
delegates from Baltimore, New York and Philadel.
phia from the East and from many of the Western
States. President-H. H. CulbertsOn, of Troy Vice
Presidents. S. Meeker, of Upper Sandusky, Ohio !;
Secretaries-J. Thacker and w. c. Vanderbilt of
Cincinnati, and s. B. Riggs, of Portsmouth. Mr.
Kellogg, of New York. invited to state the OBJ
Jeet OF the meeting. He arose and stated that too
much whiskey was made for the business to be pro-
htable; that the New York Convention had recon-
mended that the amount he reduced fifty if not
sixty per cen:; that this reduction would make dis
tilLng good and safe business.
Mr. Fowler moved that committee of one from
each State be appointed confer together and bring
business before the meeting. w. II. II. Dye of Ohio
II. Lghtener of Illinois, Z. Fowler of MARYLAND O.
w; Kellogg OF New York, and Hoyt Craig of Penn
sylvanir, were appointed said committee. On mo-
uon, A Wilson. Jr., was added to the committee.
The Convention viii hold a session this evening.
when the committee is expected to report plan of
operations which WILL to some extent settle the diff
hcuties under which this class OF business men labor
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weakIey County, state of Tennessee.

I'm CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN.-
Mosely, Jr Peter B. hosey, Mason Ezzel and
wife Sophia John Elan and wife Martha James Shannon,
Henry Shannon and wife Mary Sophia Mosely, John Nose
Samuel Warren and wife Martha Warren, Edward Nose
wife Aratella J0rd Of Publication. From the afda
Wit complainant filed in this cause appearing the
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master Of said CUnrt that since the
filing the bill in this the said John Moely has
moved the State of Missouri where he resides, and that
he has not been served with notice Of Ibis by subpoena to
therefore ordered by said Clerk Master said
Mosely appear before the January term of
said Chncr Court to be held at the Court House Dresden,
aforesaid the second Monday of January 1851 and file his
plea demurrer said bill the will be taken
for confessed against HIM aud set for hearing expare to him
Court. 1t is further ordered by said Clerk and
Master that this order be published for four successive weeks in
the weekly Union and AHaericdR newspaper printed in
Nashville State aforesaid This the Both day July, 1860
"a true copy from the Order Book
NATHAN N. EDWARDS & M,
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NATHAN N. EDWARDS, c &M.,
aug4 go w4t-pr'sfee SO of said Court.
IN CHANCERY AT CENTREvILLE. Fen.


II peSsee-August Rules, lS60-John J. Mays Calvin
Weathe Upon motion founded upon affidavit and
appe ring the satisfaction of the CLERK AID Master that
Harrington resident of this State that the ordi
nary process law served him 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Nashville UNION AID
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, for
four successive ing the said Farrington to ap
the Court House in the town of Nentreve on the
Monday in September then and there plead
complain bill the will be taken for
confessed as to him and set fer hearing exparte.
OkVILLE A. NIXON,
rco- and autar
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Official Vote of Kentucky.

FRANKFORT. Aug. 3I.-The official vote of Ken
lucky for Clerk of the Court of Appeals is as fol-
lows: Combs, 6SO54; McClarty. 1906; Boiling,
1854; Hopkins, 1904.
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CINCINNATI, Aug GO.-John H. Hyde of Kew York,
while ascending the staircase at the Burnet House
this afternoon, fell the balustrade head fore
most to the tiled floor beneath killing him instantly.
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THE NASHVILLE EVENING DENocEAT.-The second
number of this new paper made its appearance
Thursday evening. We understand that it is to be
henceforth issued regularly.
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River News.
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY

LOUISVILLE, August 3l.-The river is rising with
feet water in the canal
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PrBIIc ScHocIs.-It will be seen from the advcr-
tisement that tickets will be issued at the Hines,
Hume and Howard Schools, to pupils for admission
into the Public Schools
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Later From Nicaragua.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3l.-Walker has raised the
old Federal Central American flag and contemplates
regeneration and union of the five States of Hon
duras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Salvador and Costa
Rica
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IFroz she Troy Budget
John Quincy Adams.
in that famous poem the Siege Of cornh where Byron
records that
"There old man whose hairs GoeFe tohde
But his was full Of mighi "
The famous lines descriptive Of this old man haze been quoted
applicable that intellectual giant Of the earlier days Of the
Republication Quincy Adams Had the hsio Of Byron
lived in these days there would have been necessity Of his
recording the fact that hs hairs whte-or, ike most Of
the old OF the day he would undoubtedly haze s
HEsTREETs HAIR REsTuRATvE which would have restored
his hair to all the pristue beauty natural
Price nifty cents bottle. Sold every where
4 HAGAN q CO., PrupretoIs, Troy, Y.
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Cricket WATCH.

MONTREAL, Aug. 3O.-In the cricket match the
Americans won the first innings with 46 to spare
Americans, first innings, 1853 Canadians As. Cana
dams second innings rs.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
PRIcKLY HEAT PNPIE DRY ERuPTIoNs, all RRTATIoEs
The SKIN ade and disappear applications Of
this Save In these brisk friction Necessary Many
Of the Ordnay erupons cause1
this penetrating opens pores
nvgoraes the ahsorbens, disspates the Inflammation by
double process Ladies, whose faces isgured by
DISEASE, readily the blemsh restore
the skin to its natural tntby the Of this safe but powerful
Tant Sold at the principal depots, IA Broadway
and Charities street. New Orleans, by j. NRIGHT Co.,
General Agents. Also by all dTpggi,ts and merchants.
Rus5-d,tw&ElH
AZ the Broadway Mills.
A CONSTANT supply Of New Flour; Unboted Flour and
n Fresh Meal. D. D. DIOKEY,
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W. T. KEKCHEVAL
G. CAN'T,
J. N. McC JTCHEN.
Public Speaking.

The undersigned by have agreed the above list
of appointments at which times and places " WHTTHORNE
Of Ii Democratic candidates for Elecor for the State
large together tn candidate of the Constitutional aon
Pyrty will address their fellow JOHN O. BURcH,
July 26rh, 1860. Nail S. Brown.
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New YORK, Aug 3l.-Dukee & Co.'s chemica
| Works in Brooklyn, burned yesterday. Los
/ $4,000 .lt-..
The slave bark Kate has been discharged from
custody.
A man named Lawrence Weaver was killed yes
terday by falling from the roof of house,
Catherine Gordon, aged seventeen, who took poi
son on Monday, died yesterday at the hospital.
Charles KIngsbury steward of the steamer Persia
died suddenly on board of that vessel yesterday,
when she was at the point of sailing.
a boy named VIM. Kennedy was killed last eve
ming on Spruce street. He fell through hatchway
from the fourth story.
Martin. the wherryman, starts this P. NJ in a
wherPy for Albany.
Judge Douglas arrived last evening at Raleigh,
where he speaks to-day.
The Douglas State Committee met yesterday at
the st. Nicholas, to make arrangements for the
Presidential campaign. Nothing done about a
fusion with the Breckenridge party.
letter from Henderson, Texas, gives list of
the suffering by the recent fire there, making
clear loss of upwards 1000 over Insurance.
One hundred and twenty bottles of strychnine
were found in possession of the slaves.
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Public Speaking,

We are requested state that Hon W. H. Polk an eecto
Y the State az large pledged t. the support Of Douglas and
onnson will accompany Col L. Yves and Hon. Bsilie
eytOn, and will fill all the above appointments with them
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both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEORD DIS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded pure vegetable put up
GLASS CASES air tight, will keep in any climate.
The Family Ca tAarti3 PILLS gen
tie but active Cathartc which the proprietor has
used in his practice than twenty years
The constantly increa ing y demand from those who
have long used the PILLS :, ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard their has induced place
them within the reach of all =
The Profession we'll know that different Cathartcs act
different portions of the = bowels.
The FAMILY A - E THARTIC Il l. L
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
compounded from = variety of the purCst VeGe
table Extracts, which alike every part Of the
alimentary canal, and are = good and safe in all
es where a Cathartic is p needed. such as ID e.
engagements of the stomach, SIeePi.
ness, Pains in the = Back and L. O 1 n =,
COSIiVeneSs, Pa in and Soreness over
the whole o Y, - from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected, - end in long of Fe
yer Loss of Appes Lite, a Creeping SEN
satiOn of Cold over the body, Restless.
ness, Headache, or weigh an the head,
all InflammatO = Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, Rheumati SIN, a gieat
Purifier OF the Blood y and many q eases which
flesh is heir, too numerous to mention this advertise
ment Dc Sc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver EnVigOraIOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills reaed Druggists generally sn sold
Wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns.
ST W.SANF0RD. NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 1886 Broadway, N. Y.
o J. WOOD CO,
10
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specie.
Land warrants.
Foreign Commercial.

30 Acres, 100 Acres, per Coo
so :" :. ............7Oc 100 q - - 60c
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New YORK, Aug. 3l.-The steamer Fulton has ar
rived at Cape Race with Liverpool dates of the
I'D. The steamers Connaught and Canada arrived
out on the 10th, and the Bohemian on the 2lst.
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Democratic Convention.
From New Orleans.

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug 30.-A mass convention of
the Democracy Is called at New Haven on the 18th
September to nominate a Breckenridge electoral
T,ol-
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-APRIt 17-BefOrs Re
eoider BARNARD.

Edward Mclaughlin pleaded guilty of burglary in
the rst degree In entering Of John Rose No 100
Mol street the night Of the 7h or March through the front
ba nent window stealing quantity clothing and jewel.
~ 4605 Hewas sentenced to the State Prison for four
yeaIs
James Murray pleaded guilty Of picking the pocket OF Joseph
r. Value In purse containing two receipts Tor
stamen upon the Brooky Academy Of Music Murray was
detected In the larceny beng searched by policeman
threw purse hallway In Liberty street He sent TO
the State Prison for two years
robbery committed Lambert Eck on the night OF tue
Ian Of Mach tried coDysted Mr.. Eick he
returning 10 his Motel about O'Clock in the morning and
finding it locked up Knocked and at tie doot Collins
and Riley cane aud demanded why ha rang such
racket replied tina, be vented into the house Col
Inns by the eotsng rAed him auto the street,
and ht him ia with his fist aeT which he went away
and his tI Ecks) gold watch found missing Sentence
reserved. -
William Green and Thomas Barclay fnelooking young
men, Of dealing In countefe money
On evening thu 18th o. srh hsy psd number Of
bls on BaDk OF NsY ok, w m B. Csnter
s 81 B-oore street Henry hetzger, OF Forsyth street. and
others. They ren.anded.
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SHORTEST PASSAGE on RECORD FROM
NEW-YORK.
THE FLYING CLOUD BEATEN-ARRIVAL OF TIL
CLIPPER-SHIP ANDREW JACKSON.

THE FLYING CLOUD BEATEN-ARRIVAL OF THE
CLIPPER-SHIP ANDREW JACKSON.
From The AliG California Of MayeA a.
The clpper-ship Andrew Jackson, Capt. Williams
from New-York, arrived yesterday afternoon, in the
unprecedented time OF eighty nine dave and seven
hours beating the quickest voyage Of the cpPer-ship
Flying Cloud, Capt. Greasy, six hours The Flying
Cloud made two voyages TO this port which were
never equaed until this one Of the Andrew jackson.
Her flint short passage 80 DAYS and % hours aud
the second one in 80 days and Is hours and now the
Andrew jackson beats her shortest voyage some six
hours For several cars past the conviction has besn
forcing Fef Oh the minds of most OF our nautical am
ateurs and conDosseurs that as the oays Of extreme
clippers was passing away the time OF the world-re-
powned clipper ship Flying Cloud would never be
beateo. We must cay our mind was made up to this
point and that her best time has been beaten, we
confess cur surprise and astOnishment The Andrew
jackson is not an extreme clipper, having been built
with view for carrying well sailing, but she has
on previous occasions done herself credit having made
three voyagee-he first in l29 days, the second in lO3
days and the third in lO2 Gays, and now in 81 days
and few hours.
Captain Willisms left this port last June having
board California cargo and after fine run 10 New
York he laid there four month"; when ne started
on the return trip. During the voyage he has had a
succession of light winds, carrying his sky-saIs aud
studding sails almost the entire passage; but as the
ship calls WELL good judgment and sharp lookout for
all the chances brought the Andrew Jackson out In
the first rank of the California feet.