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o. any kind, and therefore relieves b. reaoDi1g te
o. child Instead Of By deEdeiRg is geFs5fes to
reason &c commend itself as the OH Q5e rre on
fer Children Eeethfugs Dia toasl, ~ ~ -
~ firfDfurr in rhe Fsovveiss AcIdisy o. the
Stomach. Wind, Cold in sll AAeae -la - :. ]. =
also for softeRng tte gums geaacizg 5Asl - 80
an III sDasnodio it's used with anfaaHg seoss pa an
cases OF CouvuasfOn or other Etfss y ~ "a tse
fsr ~ 9 h1ifI oT aoa frs aad lis q s10e ttezl
Ton those sad dsd bIs7htiRg ocnseqs1o 5o.set re Ger
rain 10 es7 RON ne atSe eli larcJtics OF aoetca az oter
- $3.50 IN r45uts are c911noSed tlke none
5as TB. rrSfanstAc COrdtat' this you can
re unoa II Is grfecy harness enc can lot iniure the
5o io Price a5 ceats Full directions sceompa-
each bottle. Prepared My By ,,.rnErT,
No 4u9 Broadway, New York.
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a CONSIGNMENT Of Superior Fresh UOrn Meal by
"a BENJ. +. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
jaaes % & rs, oeatral Auction Rooms, College ST.
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Rev. !. Il. GRAVES viii preach at Firemen's Hall
Capitol HID to-day. Services to commence at lO4
o'clock A NJ.
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TOBACC0Ths business Of the week in Toasco hiss been very
light. The following are the particulars:
On Monday there we're no sales.
On ussday Fisher, Wheess & Co. sold 10 hhis at IS Is,
30 90 o5, e35 40 35 70, AS 4so, s. 4eo IS,
4 IS, 8j, 1855 SIS
On Wednesday A Hamilton sold IS hhds s., 60 s.,
O5 Us, Is, Is s5, IS 30 81, 50 60 sS'
co. 25 co, IS, CO. TO- 70, ., 80 W. and
SIS
On Thursday Fisher Whsless & Co. sold hhds At %, p,
IS S. 3 20. so, and 90
On Friday Hamilton sold aids at 10, 10 o. %
Is, 90, 6 20, and 95.
We heard OF the sale Of only two hhds to day by Fisher hhe
less & Co at 5 IS and 5 30
FLOUR AND GRAINThe stock Of Flour on the market con
ssts principally Of Ohio and Kentucky brands We quote
superaae so and Extra s77 5OPer hare the outside
figures being the prices small lots In sacks the prices are
S36O9375 for Extra from hands The market Tor FIur
is firm at our quotations. with good local demand Tor me extra
qualities especially such brands crean Of The SOUTH Whea
We quote at 50 6093 IS per 100 pounds from hrs' hands
We quote prime Red White WHEAT nomnaly at Size
L3 the few sales occurring scarcely aoding criterion fer quo
tations.
Corn is in actvs demand 65970 and very superior ar
sce of prime white would probably cOmmAni 0e per bu'he
PRovIsIONs-he receipts Of during the week have
been very light quote the extremes oil the market as iol
lows: Shoulders Sc Hams OlOe, and Clear sides lOsle
from wagons From packed &c advance on hese quota
tons is demanded.
There considerable inquiry Lard whioh We quote at lOA
9IO1Sc according to quality and packages
IRISH market continues well supplied and
planters will find no difficulty procuring first rate article
for seed We quote duI at s29ss5 per Dbl accord
ing to quality.
GRoCERIEs-The market is we'll supplied with Groceries
and there fair amount business doing this department
We quote:
sUaAR-Fsir s and Prime to Choice 9G9lie in hogs
heads and Ic advance these quotations in barrels New
Coffee Sugars t09 Crashed and Powdered lSSzc
Loaf Il H9I2c. -,
barrels 494c Sugar House 494jc Golden Syrup in barrels
75c, half barrels soc, and kegs item gals &C. -
oFFgE-Rio I3L9l45Sc Laguyra l42l5c Java lSG2Oc b.
TKA-Impera 5cSl GunpoWder 50 975ci Young Hyson 81
ESQ, Black 6O99Sl So
sALT-We quote Coarse sa at $780, and Fine a. sL6o9
TO- and Barrel Al buhe Tas stock the market is
ample to meet the demand
COTTON YARNs-Ths foIlowngAre the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns $780, dOz: Co., lOc 500, le and
400, l2c
WHIsKY.-Rectiasd is held at aO9a9c p gallon, and
country at 5Oa75cper gallon, according to quality
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THE CovcEEr.-Mr TAYLoRs musical entertain
ment on Friday night was in some respects more
attractive than the preceding one ms lady CAMILLE
URso) PLAYED with the same taste and feeling and
with considerably more power than on the former
occasion. aud the charm of novelty if no other,
commended the ladies who made their first appear
ance before Nashville audience.
We shall make no further attempts to describe the
pleasure with which we listened to the viOline Of
CAMILLE URso, for we should only string together
number Of superIatives, conveying no definite mean
ing to any who did not hear it, and quite superuous
to any who did; we will only say thai the piece
which interested US most was the unacc5mpanied
air called The Dream, by F. SIMON. When we say
unaccompanied it would be more correct to say the
air in which the violin accompanied itself, for by
the beautiful management of her double stopping
the Grtiste made her single instrument produce all
the harmony Of an orchestra.
Both the ladies whosung confined themselves to the
French School except that Madame URso substituted
for one of the pieces announced for her RossNE's
Una rocs POGO ia" in which we think she was less
at home than in the French songs; the scena of NEI
DEREYER in the second part beng really abeautifu
composition chastely aud beautifully sung, perhaps
after ali we are wrong and should call it German
rather than French
Mademoiselle GmGNoN seemed to labor under
painful degree of tmidity, but manifested cutiva-
ted taste and finished style without any considera-
bic volume of voice. We hope to hear Ter again
when her timidity Is worn of a little.
Mr.. TAYLOR we need only say played the unri-
vailed Noise Of THALBERG, and showed by his thor
ough mastery Of Its difficulties that he had full
right to play it, which cannot be said Of over half
dozen pianists now living.
The attendance was by no means what we hoped
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HIDEs-Flint -, Green sec, Dry Sailed lC9 Green
Sailed 7c Sheep Skins Is 60c eich Deer skins jc b.
sEEDs-Clover 90 Pbushel, by the barrel; Blue Grass
stripped si75 s22 bushe Of IA bs Timothy $50
325 bushe Herds Grass l4O9l5Oi Orchard Sl70 Mlet
500 so; Flax Seed 81.
IkONTENEsEEThe following are the quotations LOT Ten
nessse Iron: Band 77Hc, Bar SIC, Round and Square
9c shoe &c, Pow, Plate and Mould 69le Boil
er Plate exc Nail Plate &C. Nail Rod &C. Oval and Hall o.
1885, Gin b &C. Nut Iron 7c, Buggy Tire exc Sheet SAC
PITTsBgRs1Bar SIC. Band 595, HOrs Shoe l1zc, Nail
Rod &c, Sheet 5z96c, Hoop 797Ac
NAILs-The market may quoted follows, the regua
way, aLd dull: -
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FOR COUNCILMAN.
weqAIey county, state Of TENNESSEE.

We authorized TO announce :. CHEATHAM as can
49,, fr ~ election, rs C0uncllm-n from The jth ~ ard
Al ne ensuing Municipal eitct'on. Ju7e'--ld'
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From, 81. Eouir.

{ ST. LOUIS June S.-The programmes for the Fiftl
Annual Fair of the st. Louis Agricultural and Ne
chanicai Association are ready for distribution
The leading premium is a sweepstake prize Of 1895
for the best roadster stations to harness. and three
premiums of $500 each-for the best Thoroughbred
bull thorough bred stallion, and roadster stallion to
harness $500 for the second best and 500 for the
best, of each description Of animals offered All the
prizes are in keeping with the former fame of the
Association, and cover almost everything connected
with the Agricultural and Mechanical world en-
bracing the fine arts, the floral kingdom, &c. The
premium list amounts to upwards Of $4,000. The
next Fair commences on the last Monday in Sep
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HoOFLAND's BiLSAmIC CORDIAL
wanted immediately.

FEW hundred bushels late Red Potatoes for planting Tor
"a which the highest market price will be paid
A. JENKINS,
Nashville, May ls 1860. No IA South Market street.
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Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyZed alRayS pre-.
sen With he ESSENTIAL elements, and gives
thu True Standard. AnalyEe the Blood Of person suf
sc and We ind ia ecg Instance certain csRcies in the
red gohues Of the blood Supply these deseisnce and
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Land fer sale.

r WISH to sell tract Of land lying two miles North West
from Franklin, adjoining the lands Of D Davis Glass,
Jemes Hamilton, and TIE heirs Of Marry deceased and
known the Porter place Containing about 3 sores bu %
Of which is in woodland. n EDWIN PBkhlNsi
Frankli1, April 10, 1860 iAW-H
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SSIXTY-FIVE SACKS CORN, Just received
CONSIGNMENT and for sale by D. D DIOKEY,
jane5 II Market street.
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FVVAKEN up BY VIZ. 2. TILlEsnE, living in Humphrers
County, District 40 7, small Mare Mule, about IA
hands high, about a years old with some marks q tbs rea-
lai &c head small knot on the sE bone saddle maFl & APP
praised to SIS. w. WEIrE. RANGER
iunel O0-Elts Of Humphreys CountFs
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1ruunhrsEs COUNTY, STATE Of Tenne..ea.

I'm CIRCUIT COURT--8Iay Rules, 1906 " Rsa-
gus vs. WhitWell-Atachment On motion Ct the plain
~ y his Attorney and appearing that the plaintiff sued
an attachment against the dndant the 18Th Of 3uy, 1854
which levied on the property Of the said defendant and
returned hy Magistrate the Circuit Of said county
Il there ordered that publication b. mEde in the Nashville
Union and A1aerod, newspaper published 10 the city q
Nahye, for four successive weeks reu ring said defendant 70
appea the Judge Of the Circuit Court be hor
sad county The Court House, in the town Of Hevery on he
third Monday July and defe.d said suit judgment
J. 81 TOWLEs, Clerk.
Nav Is 'gn-F4.-pr's fee "a
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We are daily indebted to Mr.. BUTLER, the agent Of
the ADAMS Express Company in this city, for late
Louisville Cincinnati and Eastern papers in advance
OF the mails.
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THE CROPS IN THIS STArE.-The Springfield Spocll-
Irior says the farmers in Robertson county have
commenced harvesting their wheat, and that the
crop will yield about half an average.
The Dover Journal Of the 9TH has cheering &C
counts in regard to the corn and cat crops from
evey portion Of Stewart county.
The Cleveland Balaar Of the Sth says We learn
from many Ct our farmers that the rust is making
its appearance in the wheat crop. We are also in
formed that there is an unusual amount Of it that
turns out to be cheat This viii reduce the crop in
this section to almost an entire failure"
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DR.. FEoOfIand's Celebrate,
GERNHAN RITTERS

TWILL cure Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia
NJ dice Chronic or Debility Diseases Of the hid
% and All diseases arising from dsordered Liver and stom
a,h Constipation Inward rie ueS OF oad 10 me
No Acditv o. the Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
pa F1ess or Weight the Stomach, Sour ErGctatioDs,
or FIutterr the Pit Of the stomach, Swimming Of the
~ and Difficult Breathing. Futterng at the Heart,
Chatting o ocating Sensations when II lying posture Dim
-fsio Dots or Webs before the Sight Fever and Dull
pain in me Ha Deficiency OF Precipitation leowness Of the
stir ana IVES Pain In the side, Back, Chest, LIMBS &c. Sud
den Flushes Burning In ne tesh constant lmasn-
in-e 4 Evil and Great Depres non OF SIHts 49,. go
% ators in ling the attention OF the public 10 this
on do so with feeling OF the utmost confidence In its
admiration the diseases Tor which recommended
M now and untred article, but that has stood the
@ Of ten vers' trial before the American people, and its rep
nation and sale are unryalPd ~ any similar preparation tx
tant The test mouy its favo- given ny prominent Anl we'll
rou Physicians and Ddvi ais IL al parts o. ~, IS
ana rbe rprienr. ana he hs gratis o; any OF ms Agents
cannot hut satisfy the ske ticai thai s reeag Is really
deserving the great celebrity It has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BiLSAWtC CORDIAL
VIII outstanding Cold in very short time Read the
following: -. ~ 1e ,szs
DR. NJ. JAcKsoE-sir: had for some time teen suffering
undsr cold having pains through my Wnoe
and hosrseness when recommended 70 uy ho1
lands Balslmc Cordial accorngy procured hotte ana
am harry that one Of il completely cured me-
unhcstargy recommend it my friends who NAV be s
ary afflicted, and deem l. than justice 70 bear I'M
public testimony TO its virtues Resp cttully youTs
ELEANOR McHENk1,
Tenth street, above Coates.
Prepared emily by DR. G. Jackson, No 4ls arch Street
Philadelphia and for sale by Druggist and Sorekeeers through
out the United states Carade Price IS per bos
o. J WOOD st Louis Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLET0N g. CO. Nashville, Tenn, w esalS
Retailed by 10 g. BROWN and EN ans a. W lin
DRRSUOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville J. B
MATHEW S, Edgefeld; J. C. D0&CH, South Nashville,
febl-ly
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Aporuon Of Robertson county-the vicinity OF
Cross Plains-was visited by tornado on the 4th
inst, which did great deal Of damage to the fruit
and grain crops
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Cages sULPHUR SPRINGS.

CAKCE'S SULPHUH STRINGS.
TUyHE undersigned respectfully informs bis old friends and the
public generally that above watering place will be
opened for reception Of visitors the ls dsy Of June
He has large Dancing room, Ten Pin Alley, &c, for the
amusement his visitors These springs have fine medicinal
qualities any the Sae All who afflicted with Dyspepsia
Bowel Diseases HEADACHE &c would do we'll to give them
rial sulphur. ohaybeate free stone waters, All OF
he very kind The Springs situated in pleasant
locality. south Of aukin and three miles West OF
ThomponS station. would all who favor him
pains will be spared maketa pleasant one
TERMS.
ek
do DO day ~
Single neal - ~
Children under . years and servants half price.
Keeping Horse per week.. 81 %
All trouble extra charge
1.-THE hack will meet the ThOmpson's Station
Mona Wednesdays and Fri ays, the morning, and Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays in the evening
VIM. CAYCE.
Nashville iwee1Iy UNION AND copy forbid
and send accounts to this Office FrGHblia RsCtel0
iune5-tW I'm
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Tbe Cnttnn EToYcment.

We have compiled following comparative statement OF the
receipts various ports since the ls OF septeneI
from, the latest mail aes received at this Office:
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COMMERCIAL.
lReviev q the NnshviIle 1farAet, fOF :
.rnnr- --.nsn.n- rnr.a o.

week ending June o,
ooFrONrhe weskhas bsn remarkably dull in every depart
aer OF trade snd we dc not 6nk the sales Of Cottonhsv
ssedd SO bales The stock market very light and hold
e5 manifest 10 a'xy sell, feeling we'll assured that prices
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constitutionally unable to afford any relief ex-
cept TO make land redeemable at six per cent
instead of ten, adjourned and left the people
to pay the expenses of the session. And such,
if not worse may be the result and conse-
quences of converting the Legislature at this time
Both experience and the history of the world
prove that in a crisis ike the present either TO
the political excitement the pecunary distress of
the people the remedy and relief is alone with the
people themselves. If, therefore, every man, wo-
man, boy and girl in the State viii, for the next
twelve months from this day, stay more at home
and go abroad less, work more and play less, save
more and spend less, the people viii find themselves
relieved of the present difficulties.
If the crisis be such to justify the call of the
Legislature to permit the suspension of the Banks,
that crisis will excuse, if justify the Banks inn
mediatey to suspend and relieve the people. and
not wait the time for legislative permission, which
can be had retrospectvely in October next as well
as to the penalty and thus instantly apply the RENE
dy, without mourning the expense to the people in
cident to a call of the Legislature. PATETA
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Effects of the Crisis.

A few days since we noticed Geographic dispatch
snnounclng that some New York merchants had en-
gagged business houses in Savannah. The following
paragraph is from the Savannah Republican;
CoyTNe SoUTH.-We read yesterday letter from
a good Bell and Everett man ana large snip owner
in Boston. who. after deprecatng in terms of sad
ness the state of affairs between the North and
south. announces his determination in the event OF
dissolution to move himself and all his interests 70
Savannah and carry On bis busiress from this point
The South will receive such men with open arms
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CLEVELAND" the Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer who wrote such marvellous
reports of Mr.. DOUGLAS popularity, during the re-
cent canvass, in late letter 10 that Journal shapes
out the policy of the DOUGLAS party in Tennessee
for the canvass of 1861, in the words following.
Having heard rumors to the effect circulating
through the country, we publish it for general in
formation:
Col William II. Polk of Tennessee, viii be pre-
scented bythe Bell and Douglas interests for Cover
nor Of that State, and the Constitutional candidate
for President in the late election will if he chooses,
be elected under the same influences to the Senate,
in place of Andrew johnson, who in the Presiden
tia contest went against his old friends and chief
supporters in the Homestead Bill and for the dis
union candidate.
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The President.

The correspondent of the New York Times writ
ing from Washington under date of I'D, says
The RIGHT of President Buchanan to entertain and
carry out his own views is not questioned by any
Cabinet officer and he is preparing these views for
his Message While he will deny the right of peace
able secession. he will show that he has no legal
power to prevent it. Independent of the difficulty
Of there being neither Federal Judge Marshal in
South Carolina the acts of 1895 and 1907, the only
acts in force on this subject give him no authority
for using either the Militia the Federal forces to
enforce the execution of the United States laws,
after Congress has been in session thirty days The
bower must come from Congress. Suchls the view
of Mr. Buchanan after thorough examination of
the subject by himself and Attorney General Black
and on this he will act, without objection on the
part of his Cabinet sensation dispatches to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
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From the NeR Orleans True Delta.
Co--so lY.F1

From the NeE Orleans True Della.
Carrie Fell.
Upon smooth and placid stream
That le,ves the eastern Shore"
Beneath the suns soft. golden beam,
light bark glidei DER.
Upon her deck. spied form,
Round which the graces dwell
With heart all glowing, pure snd warm
Sweet charming Carrie Bell.
A bright array Of lovely girls
Gave beauty to the scere;
And one, whose golden tinted eurls
Ecipsed the y-god's sheen, i.
Threw s1nl ght, she moved aloag,
Where'ir her glances fell s1
But brightest Of that fairy ihrong
Was blueeyed Carrie Bell.
I've gazed on beauty's love lii face
And beautys radiant eye
On forms as peerlefs in their grace
As seraphs from the sky:
And brighter maidens, it may be-
Upon this green earth dwell
But seem half sweet to
As blue eyed Carrie Bell.
Fair girl. thou neer Wit press the hand
That sweeps this trembling Tyre,
To sing thy virtues, pure and bland,
In wild poetic fire.
The minstrel's heart n az know
The magic Of thy spell;
Rut still to thee his thoughts will flow,
Sweet, blue-eyed Carrie Bell.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov, 1850. W.. Q.
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Tbe Con.,itu,ionaiist for Disunian.

The Augusta, (Ga,) ConStitdiOaGliSt, the organ OF
the late DOUGLAS party of GeOria. and acknowledged
to he one of the ahest and influential of South
ern Journals thus alIudes to the recent speech of
Hon. A. II. STEPHENS:
Mr. STEPHENT' SPEECH.-Anything from Mr.. Ste
phens will be read with interestaDd this exciting
time speech from him will be sought with avidty
We therefore lay his speech at Mlidgeville before
our readers. But are compelled to differ from
him to the feasibility of his plans or of any plans
to save the Union. The antagonism of the two sec
tions. North and SOathis radical and incurabe The
South should take care of herself by establishing
government of her own. Let Georgia SO act as to
make the South Enite. avoiding alike needless delay
and undue precipit&acY RStttdiondlist.
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South Carolina is the only Southern State which
has an armory of her own. 1t has been in opera
ton some years, and turns out good work, though
at cost not less probably than that OF the same
class of arms in the North.
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Notice 10 stockholders of the Nash
willie Il Chattanooga IL. Il. Co.

OFFICE N. "a C. r. R. Col
Nashville. Nov. %, go.
TUNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
will be held at MurfreesSoro on
Tuesday, the I1th dayi of December, next,
and the following election will be held FOR fifteen D
recors manage the affairs of the Company for the enung
year.
Stockholders by showing their certificates of the Con-
uctors will carried Mureesboro the whole
they may prefer back home the llh 18th 18Th Of
December. W! A. GLEAVES.
noY2S-td Secretary.