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Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending from the Battle
Bunkes Hill to the signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
the second Of August and Includes among other things
siege Of Boston, the NEGOTIATION of England with Russia
troops, written from papers the Archives England
France including letters from George III the Empress
Cahane the invasion Ct Canada from private letters aud pa
of General Montgomery and his family the
France and Spain, from very copious documents obtained
France ane Madr the dsincnaOn Of Turgot the
revolution the French Cabinet the proceedings of Congress-
part from unpublished private journals the
instruction in North Carolina from very full unpublished
temporary accounts the purchase Of German troops
fullest collection Of with letters of George Ill the
German Princess Ministers and Agents. hest ancy
trail Colonies the movements for taking Independent govern
nents the Virginia Declaration of the Rights OF Man: battle
Of sullvans Island, in part from materials the solution
Of Independence the Declaration of Independence Signing
the Declaration.
The mass Of manuscript materials collected this
very complete ard unfOds the origin progress every i'm
POrtant tracing the PROCESS of the Revolution
peey in reference part Of the United States pre-
sentng the subject also in history the world
during the period Of its progress.
The History Of the Revolution will he completed two more
volumes.
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Braadstuffs.
The Cincinnati Gasstte Of the Oh says:

Fresh ground Flour in light supply and prices rmer Al
- 1885 Sc including fair extra and choice white Wheat The
lower grades have been shipped OF till STOCKS have been pretty
well reduced but there demand OF consequence for these
descriptions for kind not adapted to the wants Of the
ocatade There has been exported since Saturday 1856 bbls
against 9Se bOs received There sales Of Kentucky
Wheat 81 10 for red and 81 . for white These lots weighed
o. h to the bulhe and samples offered that averaged
ashh as 65 u.s. Old crop broughs 81 O9l % for white The
receipts continue light Corn declined to 4c for in
bulk
The Louisville Courier Of the 10th says
There nothing doing Whest to-day; dealers ers
do not disposed to take hold il lots for immediate delivery
they willing pay l09I Is for choice red and white.
The demand for Corn fair. with sales at Coo Tor white
Shelled, sacks included, quote a. so
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A Situation wanted.

a Protestant German girl would like to get sit
uauon to travel with a family. Is good seam
Stress and is willing to attend children and to make
herself useful and agreeable to those employing
her. Apply at this Office
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12

Yesterday was almost hot as the day before.
A large number Of workmen in various portions of
the city were compelled to suspend operations dur
ing portion of Tuesday and yesterday, in conse-
quence of the intense heat.
We have not met with who remembers
anything like the siroccO of Tuesday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12

SYMPATHY OF THE BODY WITH AN AMPUTATED MEM
BzR.-At Towers Mil, in Lanesborough, Mass, On
Tuesday, a young man named JERRY SWAN was
caught by the arm in some machinery, and the limb
was so badly broken and mangled that immediate
amputatiOn was necessary. This was successfully
performed, but according the Pittsfed Eagle, Mr.
SwANS connection with the severed limb did not
cease with the operation. The Eagle says:
'On recovering from the stupOr produced by the
use OF chlorofOrTl Mr.. Swan sull complained sOrely
Of an aching hand Late in the evening his distress
became very great, and he insisted that the hand
was cramped by being doubled up. The limb had
been placed in small box and buried Ills attend
ants dug it up and Strengthened the hand and he
soon easier. This morning the limb wss again buried
But he soon complained of a sensation Of cold and
great pain in it. 1t was accordingly taken up again.
wrapped up, and deposited in tomb, since which he
is again relieved
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The O,riStiaR Aduoeqie learns that Mrs. JANE T. H.
Cross, formerly of Spartanburg Female College, S
c.. is to be connected with the Nashville Female
Academy, as a teacher in the Collegiate Depart
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COMMERCIAL.


According the statements Of the New York OurnsIs
Official authority the amount of dry goOds received at st
port from foreign countries during the year which
mated the 3O ut s largely in Of any former year.
their total value beng nearly slcs 100000 The following tabs
shows the amount received in each month Of the year
nared he receins Of thet two preceding yeara
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DEATH OF JUDGE REEsE.-We learn by private
letter that the HonWM B. REESE formerly one of the
Judges CT the Supreme Court of tins State, died at
his residence near Knoxville on the 9Th inst
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SSUsANNAH E. HUTTON vs. Thomas Huts,n ct ais In this
appears from cOmplansts BILL which is
that the defendant Thomas Huan resident OF the
State OF Tennessee 1t therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Nashville Union and american for four
cesve weeks requiring said defendant appear tie
Of this Court the Thursday after the third Monday in August
and plead demur to the said bill the
will be taken for confessed agnst him and for hearing
the next term OF said Court. G p. HAMILTON,
julyS, '60-w4t prs fee So Clerk and GaSter.
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Negroes 10 Hire.

NHE undersigned Administrator Of j. c. Bell deceased,
will have forty fifty negroes to hire belonging the
said j. c. Bell during the mouth Of july for the
OF heyesr The will be hired privately upon the
usual terms.
IL Those wishing to hire slaves viii call tie
rows of Hsrpeth, or s. L. Finley, at Nashvile.
A.C STOCKARD.
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DEATH OF HoN JoHN II. LUNrKIN.-We regret to
learn that Judge LUMTKN died Tuesday, of apo
plexy, at his residence in Rome, Ga. Judge L. was
for many years a member of Congress from Georgia
and also for several years of the Judges of the
Circuit Courts of that State. He was one of the
leading men of the State and personally one Of the
most popular politicians
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12

MAY Terra-Order Of Publication.
HAMzs CHIFFON and bis wife John ~ Swan and Wra
MftrhelI Be remembered that the 7th day Of MAJ
$50 On notion complainant BY counsel in the shove cause
and Il Appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that the SAID
Defendant william Mitchell, Is resdsnt Of the State Of
Tennessee and therefore the onary process this court
served upon him: II is therefore n ne Court
publication be made for four succession Ia the Nash
vile Otoa ana kereds newspaper published In lie eitv
OF Nashville, requiring he said defendant appear the next
term Of he County Court be holden for the county Of David
At the court house thereof in the city Of Nashville, the
nrst Mondsy In August next and said bill, or ne saze
wiz be taken Tor confessed hearing expare
bill being partition Of real estate the city Of 6asyle
T. h. CHATHAM 4 d.
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ID D. DAVY 3. NJ. Perkins and others. In this it
III. appears from the complainsnts BILL which is
that the defendants Perkins residents Of the
of Tennessee It is therefore ordered that publication
We.ks requiring them to at the next term OF this Court
Thursday after the third Monday August and plead
demur said b the will be taken for
against them hearing at said of he Court
G. N. HAMILTON, o. NJ.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER z

WORTHY or ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MAN since the great discovery Prof Wood, have
Y tempted only to initiate his restorative but profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
bat they have all and being carried by the
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparation, and have
forced to leave the field 20 its rsess Read the follow
ing:-
BATH MAINE, April 18TH 1859.
PROT o. J. WOoD Co: Gens-The letter wrote you in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, hi
have published this vicinity elsewhere has given to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
the communication second Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue be good order and Of
natural color7 To all and do invariably My
hair better than stage my life for forty year,
past soft thrifty and better colored the is true Of
whske and the only Why is not generally is,
that the substance washed of by frequent sbuon OF the
face, when by wping face in close
have been in The receipt OF great many letters from all parts
OF New England asking if hair still continues to be
various compounds as wei as ms mas no doubt oeeh baSy
initiated and been used only without good effect but
Tor some months and yet my hair Is as good as ever
hund eds have examined with surprise, 81 years
old and not hair in head face and to prove
this fact send you lock OF my hair taken OF the past week
received favor Of two quart bottles last for
which grateful gave it my friends and thereby
induced them to try it, many were sSe teal until after trial.
and then purchased and used It with universal will
ask favor that you send by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, by many
ty from from you pure article will insure and
believe where COED efes do follow, the failure caused
by the impure article which curses the inventor of the good
deem duty heretofore keep apprSed OF the
effect my hair. all who inquire Of Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srs
yours, A c. RAYMOND.
ARROWS Run, Ky, Nov. 30, 1858.
The Restorative is put in bottles of three sizes, viz large,
medium and small; the small holds pint and rgta for 81
per bottle the mediums hold twenty per
proportion than the SMALL retas for 81 per bottles the large
a5otte o. j. Wood a Co PrSprietors, "a BROADWAY
New York, and ia Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
Even, PendIetOn < CO., and retaiied BY every Drug.
house in the United States lfebll-ly
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DESPERATE FIGHT IN MADISON COUNTY.-FWE MEN
SHoT.-A letter TO the editor from Richmond, Ken
lucky, dated July sth, says: " learn there was a
fight at Mallory Springs in this county, on Saturday,
in which five men were shot. Three of them are
supposed to be fatally injured. Can give partic
ulaSl, but informed that it grew out of the diff
culties with the Abotionists at Berea and the Vig
lance Committee
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ADMINISTRATORS NOtiee.

TAVING taken letters Of administration May term
of the Davidson County Court upon the estate Of the
Boyd, deceased This is TO notify those having claims against
said estate present them in the time prescribed duly
authenticated they will be barred Those indebted said
estate will please call the undersigned and the
W P MOORE, Admir-.
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CAPT. WM WHLANs.-We are informed that Capt
VIZ. WILLIAMS, brother of our Minister to CONSTANT
nople, Hon. JAMES WILLIAMS, has returned to Ten
neseee after an absence of few years in Europe.
The many warm friends of Capt WILLIAMS through
out the State will learn of his return with pleasure
He is now in Knoxville spending a short time with
his sister, Mrs JOHN c. CROzER. From there he will
proceed to Chattanooga We shall soon expect to
see him in Nashville
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spring aud SUMMER CIothinE.

We have received our Spring and Summer Stock
OF ClOhbug and Furnishing goods fer Men and Boys
wear, which we are Offering very cheap at No 20,
Public Square. Warn BERNINGHAN & Co.
April 10TH Pm
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Amy Breed.

Mart OF any age WIN Cot By her % %
Collectively.
Fer the largest number fret class Mares-not
less than 90 aud the average 5, and
years old-oWned and exhited by the individual
on Fair Ground, and bona fde sales OF them made
the Cotton Planters Of Georgia, with evsnce OF the
same 70 the satisfaction Of the Convention competition
pen to the world)-slser 100 %
FOR the Cd and largest number Of frat class Mares
less than 90 the average not 5, and none
years old &C. &c, aforesaidsilysr pitcher IS 90
Carriage Mares.
For the best pair Of Mares notove: old to the
...--. W
Foy fbe I'd par of Mares, Aforesaid. IS %
Pr hest harness Mare open to the world age sam 10 90
FOR I'd best 4" , W
T. the .ssaation Of Brood Harness and Saddle Mares in
dridual eceeaee in points OF size yety action 6SpoS
sn and woking qualities will ee e standard value,
uitbout regard to blood or Sped
The great value Of the horse for all usage
- Hanger life in planting States must rank her
br position in the excellence, upon premium list
Fat Cattle. r
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bi,den are fresusrt suf sersrs from external INJURIES
e.peciav from FIstR and Crnapheas Espkosi0Hs-thers
fore every mother should have MS healing Prep
constantly hand. Il heals sess Brsass ans qaieky ~
moses the TETTER RING WORN, 90 prseaeNS 90 Nte
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PARAFFINE BURNING OIL,
MANUFACTURED az
THE UNION COAL AND OIL COMPANY
MaySVIIIes Kentucky.

TENhIS OIL rapidly coming general for giving light
is made from the Camel Coal and oOmmends itself 10 popu
lar favor by its superiority Candles on &C.
in Its greater brany of light economy consumption
being considered equal SUPERIOR any other light giving
agent excepting gas.
Though short time before public quantity col
sumed is very large and rapidly increaiinx.
Fer sale at wholesale by
EWING, PENDLETON 4 co,
May4-EU Wholesale Druggists
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which neutralizes this maar:ous poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver to ex2el it from the body As
1t should, it Goes this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, raler does
what IS Of more service those subeet this Infection
II taken In season it expels it cm the system it is
ABSORBED, and thus keeps those who it free from its
attacks; keeps The system in health although exposed
to the disease Consequently it NC only cures, bur
protects tro tie greet variety of elections which
induced by this malignant influence such Remittent
Fever Chill Fever Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Feyers, Neu-
Ia!gia, Rheumatism, Govt Blindness, Toothache Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma, Palptatons Painful Affections
OF the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie Paralysis and Painful
affections NJ the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
when arising from this cause, viii be found to
more or less the intermittent type. This "AeUR
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements and
cures the disease.
This it acccmpishes by stimulating the excretories
TO expe the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
BY degrees become habted to do this their Office Of their
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Time may accomplish the same end but sften life Is not
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n CHANCERY COUNT Az SAVANNAH

I'm CIfANCERY COURT AT SAVANNAH,
4 TenneSSees-June Rules, le6o-James NJ Smith and II
MangreeRe Herbert and others. In this appears
from the claimants b which isis that the defend
ants, and Smith, residents Of the State Of Ten
1t is therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Nashville Union and American for four
requiring said defendants to appear the Of this
Court Thursday after the third Monday August
plead demur said b the will be
confessed em and for hearing eYparte, said
Of the Court HAMILTON, & II.
julys '6O-W4t-pr's fee S3F
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roTRAVELEEs BY 3 "a AND LAND,

Fh. Nsehni.s tbs FRA : rsssr ard every other indi
v;1,-t 49,. let In ne = thrsEB him within the
ct.1 ~ Ann eo ;. sica, IRE. colisiOa, should
49, - mind 800 ~ Naqic Exir1car Is his lest and only
$500 n IA hc,h pars5le and chezp, and should
- ~ A. friend nneed There thousands
~ sn 3fnerErs 10 testify 5 is marvellous virtue, Who
os hsi- souod lines and : musces 70 It's szEing sfieacy
The fooaing fsE q : ne edatl7 dlss1ses Tor gnch
DALLEYs MAGICALPAIh 4 kAIkAcTOh bR RkssAA-
TIVE as veil a. CURE
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IN CuANCERY At CENTREYILIE. Ter

/ neAsee.-,Juy Rules Ie6O-T. P. Bateman vs. Horstia
Wood aboriginal Bill Upon motion, founded upon
affidavit Of Bateman aioan in this cause and ap
pesng unto the satisfaction the Clerk and Master
ito Wood and Graner nonresidents OF this State,
ordinary OF law cannot deserved them
is therefore orderedhht publication be made in the Union and
American newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, for
four successive weeks requiring the said defendants appear
the Court House in the Of Ceneve, the Mon
day in September then and there Plead demur
TO will be taken for confessed
set for hearingas to them, exparte. ORNlLLE NIXON
iulyIp, '6O-w4t-pr's fee So. Clerk and Master.
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WsakIey County state of tennessee.

I'm CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN
Augustus Charleton and wife Ann Eliza Charleton
c. Brshed, William c. HILL Alexander RoulSton, John H.
Winston, Hinton Hester, Lucien ". Hill ard William H
HOrder Of Publication. From the affidavit to the bill in
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
said said Lucien w. Hill and William H.
non-residens OF said STATE residing in Buckingham
county Virginia. It therefore BY said Clerk and Master that
said LUcen W. william H. Hill file their pleas,
said bill before the next term Of said
ChancerF Court be held at the Court House in Dresden,
Aforesaid Monday Of july 1860, said hill will
be for confessed and set for hearing expars to them at
said Court II further ordered that said order be
published in the weekly Union and
american, newspaper published in Nashville, State aforesaid
day May, 1860 a copy from the Order
Book) NATHAN N. EDWARDS, NJ,
june2 80 u4t-pr'sfee 50 Of said Court.
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UNION AND PLANrERs' B2NKs.-We learn that the
Union and Planters's Banks have officially notified
the Governor of their acceptance OF the charters
granted them by the last Legislature.
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n A S I'll VILE.
IRSDAY MORNING, JULY I2, 1880.
RAILWAY uATTERs.


Persons DESTROYS Of attending the Democratic
meeting at Clarksvie, on Saturday, can go and re-
turn for Lalf fare.