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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17
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Foe FHE usEoY AND AMAaIoAN


Nav ORLELSs, Nov. Al Weather cool and healthy
Flour steady; Corn dull at 60 to 65; Oats, GO; Mess
Pork duh at l5to l5t Bacon Sides to 81; Lard,
I at 32c.
- NEW ORIEANs, Nov l5--Flour 6 75a7 CO. and
dnA Corn, GOa65; Mess Pork dull at IA 50ai5 90;
-Bason, declining, r. ~.
: LOUISVILLE Nov. 16.-Tbe river is rising slowly,
A feet 10 inches water in the canal
A letter is received from Dr. PARKER Of the
American Legation at Canton, announcing that in-
! teligence had been received of the flight Of the
: Emperor of China into Tartary. The insurgents
are within six days march of Canton. The Empe-
ror left the Empire in charge of his fifth brother
Senator Anterior, New Hampshire, died yes
teriay.l l. 81.
+ Ames. charged with shooting Dr. Hail. at Gin
~cinnati, has been acquitted. %
CrxcNNArT Nov. l5--Hogs "a so, few buyers
or sellers Green Meats-Shoulders 81 Sides AZ !,
Hams CD Sales of No. Lard in bbs at 81, buy
~ers furnishing packages,
= PlrrsBuRc, Nov. 1G-There are 8 feet II inches
waterin the channel
= New YORK, Nov. Flour-l50Oo bbls State
sold at 81 0G, Ohio 81 12a7 1Sa7 81 easier. Wheat
10000 bushels sold at 81 20 for Western, and
81 78 for Genessee, firm. Corn-yellow 81, mixed
so. heavy. Whisky 400 bbls Ohio at %. Pro-
visions unchanged. r
y CtscINSArL Nov 16.-The river has arisen one
foot. Whisky 2lR, Nothing doing in Hogs or
Provisions, and the market is statu quo. Clover
Seed So %, which is an advance l..s
MASSACHUSETTS ELEcToNs--In 3lS towns heard
from, Washburn, wing candidate for Governor, 81
0S2; Bishop, democrat 2G,076. The wings have
a majority in the Legislature far as heard from,
of 81, also majority in the Senate and will elect
their Governor
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TIRE .EXCELSIOR RIELESn

This company, composed entirely of gentlemen
engaged in the Nashville Manufacturing Company,
was organized about five weeks since, and made
lis first public parade on Tuesday evening It's ap-
pearance was very imposing, and has been the sub
eet Of general commentator. Such body Of
fine looking and intelligent men is an honor to any
establishment 1t numbers about 80 Privates, be-
ing we believe, about one-fourth Of those engaged
in the service of the Manufacturing Company
On Tuesday evening, the "Excelsiors had their
first target shooting. The target was riddled in
a manner that would have done credit to the best
disciplined company Six handsome Prizes were
shot for, and were won by the following named
gentlemen:
- lst Prize-ASlver Cup-by W Elan.
Cd 4" Cold Pencil and Case-by B. G. Wood
Sd Silver Goblet-by J. B. Patterson.
4th {" Gold LOcket-by n. Zucharla.
5th Breast Pin-by NJ. O'Brien.
9Th "-Signet Rng-by Mack Page.
The following named gentlemen are the officers
Of the Company:
Captain. L. Killen.
Isl Lieutenant-Jo C. Smith.
-'# cd Lieutehaut-Saml- r. Morgan. ~ .IirH
Sd Lieuenant-Thos. Rock.
Ensgn-C Isbester.
LIST Sergeant-JOhn Creighton
I'd Sergeant-V. Wadsworth.
Sd SsrE~,pt-B- j. Wood.
4th Sergeant-A.J. HILL
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s.uALLoRAN,s ALmAMRRA.r

4S CHerry NtFsst, olposlle t9t01rs ba'1lFlgs-
TNIIE above establishment IS open 10 the public "A
and in "a style demonstrating 10 those who "a
cali that there is nothing left undone. The bar Is
stocked with the finest Wines, LqRors Cigars eta etc ~
and the Restaurant g arranged that the guest may
RELY on the Injuries Of the season being properly
served up. In fact. his arrangemsnts are eompiess
an hopes 10 enjoy some patronage The above eeIi-
aeat will be nnerfie Iusdate sperintendenee q M
J. s. BERroII the undersigned hieself devotng ana entire
attention the CaisiaS and general supply deParments
Continual experience OF the last fifteen years in some OF
the first houses in New York Philadelphia baltimore and
this city serves make him Of opinion that he conduct
n house to the wishes Of good custom
.gLUNCH every day from l014 70 l219, and Al plight
from To IL O'Clock W. o. HALLORANs
prnurietn-
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Davidson County Court November Term, 1853.
Henry J. Hyde

200 .#..
Mila Shannon and others
this appearing to the satisfaction OF tire Court
i that the following defendants to wit William SHAM
and his wife Milla shannon formerly Ma yde whose
residence is not known, and Edmond Hyde Martha HYDE
and Morgana HYDE the three last beng children OF
John Hyde r deceased and residents of the State of Hi
nos nOreSdents of this State and Of the urs-
deOn of this Court and that the usual process Of this
Court cannot be served upon Them ordered that publ
cation be made newspaper for said defendants
forward the first Monday in December next and
plead answer demur TO BILL otherwise the same will
be taken for confessed Them and for hearing the
said term Of the Court FIR. CHEATHAM CLERK &c.
ov9-tw&wlstdec-P Printers fee 81.
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t1B~ We have received a communication from
HAYDEN, HALE & JASPER, complaining that we did
them injustice in our article in regard to some of
the coal merchants Of this city. We disclaim haY-
ing any allusion to them in article and cheerful
ly correct any wrong impression it may have ocea-
stoned
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STATE OF TENNEssEE.

Davidson County Court-NOvember Term, 1853,
Z. A. Mabry, Admir-, -
Daniel D Mabry and Others "a
1T APPEARING the satisfaction of the Court this
i case that the Defendants Vim. H. Mabry and Lewis
Mabry nonresdens Of the State and that the usual
process of this Court not be served upon Them
ordered that publication be made for thirty DAYS
newspaper requiring said defendants appear and
the term Of this Court December 1885, otherwise
they will be proceeded against by default
f. X. CHEATHAM,
nOvg-w&tw till dec 9 Clerk.
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DAMAGES BY THE LOPEZ ExPEDITIoN.-In the Ha-
vana Darfo de Ia Marina, of the 18th October,
there appears an authorized and final report of the
operations of the relief committee for compensa-
ting persons i'll Cuba for the injuries suffered by
them in consequence of the invasion of the island
by Lopez and his coniederates, and it appears that
the whole sum of money contributed for the pur-
pose was $685., 1913 49, All of this was paid to the
sufferers their surviving relatives except So l55
not yet claimed, and Sl98l7 Is surplus, which lat
ter amount, 10y the recommendation of the Captain
General, has been handed over to the Treasurer of
the College of Public Instruction.
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FRE-We regret to learn that the house Of Os-
CAR NOEL in Edgefield, took fire on Tuesday night
and was entirely consumed 1t was just finished,
and unoecupied No insurance. Supposed to be
set on fire by an ncendiary. The house adjoining
of B. r, MCKENZIE was only saved by the use Of
wet blankets and tearing away of portions of an
adjoining building t- -.. 4-..
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lumbia, stopped at SMITHS wagon-yard on Thurs
day evening of last week. and after Embarrassing
and feeding his team be went to neighboring
grocery to get some refreshments, and has not been
seen since. He had on his person about one hundre
and fifty doiiars-one hundred of which belonged
to Mr.. McKMGnT one of his partners. The City
Marshal, Mr.. CHANDLER mas made diigent search
for him, but he cannot be found.
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/ AND FUR 81 IE.-B1 FIEfIt z OF A DE
i cree of the County Court OF Davidson county, rem
dered the October Term 1888, in the Of Thomas
Farrell Administrator the heirs Of Jeremiah Shimmick
deceased viii offer for sale at the Court House. in The
Of Nashville, Saturday the sd at December next
TRACT or LAND containing acres, situated tn,
MurfI eeSbOrO pike about miles from Mas vile
Said Tract OF Land belonged Ia the estate of perennial
Shimmk deceased, and is sold for the purpose OF payns
debts ofthe estate and upon the following terms wit
$500 cash. $50 npOn credit of mants and the bal
upon e credit of twelve months with interest from
the date Notes with good security required, and lien
tanned upon the Land until the purchase paid
oct26-trw&d p X. CHEATHAM Clerk
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s7H~ DR.. DRoAGooLE has just opened patent
medicine store on College street, in the new build
ing of DR. Foster 1t is the DIS design to keep
every thing in the patent medicine line also an as
sortment Of fine soaps, extracts and periumery of
every description.
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CALENDAR OF
HoUsE-EvAS1Se Session.

The House resumed the consideration Of the bill
to incorporate the Nashville and Knoxville Rail
road Company. 1t was severally amended and
passed.
The bill to amend the charter of the Lexington
and knoxville Railroad; and the bill 10 ncorpor-
ate the Memphis College of CHEMISTRY and Phar-
macy. with number of other bills on their second
reading were passed.
A bin to pay the owner of slaves executed for
crime one-half the value of the slave
The passage of the bill was ably advocated by
Messrs Buford and House, and opposed by Messrs
Hubbard, Thompson, Wallace and Cowart, but it
was on motion indefinitely postponed when some
eight or ten other bills read second time some
passed and referred and others read and referred to
appropriate committees.
On motion the House adjourned until half past
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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TENNESSEE LEeIslATURE.l


TUESDAY, Nov. Is. :
The bill to incorporate the Nashville Commercial
Insurance Company passed third reading
T The House resolutions appointing w. h. Eeke
Trustee of Knoxville University, and Edward West
Commissioner on the Tazewel and Knoxville Turn
pike Company were adopted. -
The resolution to pay John II. LeutyS48 for
eight days servives in organizing the House Of
Representatives was referred to the committee on
claims - (
The resolution to buy maps for the internal I'm
Provement Committee OF the House and Senate was
amended and adopted. - -
Mr.. Reid introduced resolution requiring the
Comptroller to furnish the Senate mior1naian in re-
gard TO the extent Of State aid granted toraroads
and applied for at this session.
Mr.. Carriger offered an amendment calling for in
formation in regard to the amount of Statebonds IS
sued for internal Improvements and for public build
mgs IN NaShylle-to public officers in Nashville,
&c, &c EF
d MIR. FARoUHARsoN moved to lay the arnehdme mt
on the table, which having failed, 20
Mr.. <. offered an amendment to the amendment,
requiring the comptroller 10 report the amount Of
taxes paid by Lincoln county, and the amount of
State bonds she is honestly entitled TO- to make her
equal with Davidson, Claiborne and other counties,
which was rejected, and the amendment Of Mr..
Carriger prevailed and Mr. Nave moved TO indeh-
nitely postpone the whole arrangement, which mo-
ton prevailed. ayes L. noes 3.
Mr. BELL offered bill to add $4,000, annually
to the Common School fund. = g = - Z e =
Mr. BExEox, bill to amend the charter Of the
nyersburg and Mississippi turnpike plankroad COM
papy.@ - ~
Senate adjourned to 10 A NJ tomorrow morn
ing. .sf.., q.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court November Term, 1853.
George DlHamlett. Admir-, and others,

Squire Johnson and others.
1T APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court in this
case that two of the DEFENDANTS wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nonresdens of the State
being citizens of the State Of Missouri and that the
process ohs Court could not be served upon Them
ordered that publication be made in newspaper fO
thirty DAYS. requiring said defendants appear ihe DE
cember Term OF this Court and plead To the peton ether
wise the same will be taken for confessed as them IN,
set for hearing, &C Pqrte. +. X. CHEATHAM.
NOv9-wktw ulldec9 CLERK.
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sa37 J. BRewNE, on College street, is getting up
some OF the handsomest oEercoats we have seen this
Season They are very superior, and of an entirely
new style
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SENATE-ArrERNoox SESSION

az Mr.. NELSON, of Knox, introduced, on Fri
day, "a bin to authorize the citizens of Anderson
county to file bills in the Chancery Court at Knox
vile or Jacksboro, NOT JonesborO, as heretofore
reported.
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HOUSE-MoRNING SESSION.


The House met pursuant to adjournment
Prayer by the Rev. DIR. LAPsLEY.
Mr. BAILEY chairman of the committee on Banks
reported several bills and resolutions with various
recommendations
Mr. Richardson introduced a resolution propos=
ing TO appoint commissioners TO investigate the af-
fairs of the Bank Of Tennessee and its Branches.
Mr.. HARRIS introduced a resolution directory to
the Joint Select Committee on the Capitol, &c.
Mr. PHILLIPS introduced a resolution directory to
the principal Clerk
Mr. MUM introduced a resolution directing the
building committee TO procure a cleck and put it
up in the Hall of House.
Mr.. BAILEY introduced bill to amend the rev.
enue laws of this State; read first time and passed,
referred to tie committee GA Ways and Means
Mr.. SMITH of Davidson, introduced a bill to III
corporate the Ashland Female Institute in the
! county of Davidson; read first tine and passed.
Mr. LAMB introduced a bill to amend the rev.
enue laws; read first time and passed.
Mr.. MATHIS introduced a bill to authorize the
heirs of R. b. Hinton to take wharfage read FIRST
time and passed n
Afr. WHITE introduced bill to incorporate
a Turnpike Company Read first time and passed.
Mr. MAXWELL introduced a bill to legalize the
importation of slaves into this State for sale. Read
first time and passed. -...a.
Mr.. CHowNIxG introduced bill to define the
qualification of Jurors. Read and referred to the
Judiciary.
Mr. HERD introduced bill to change the time Of
holding the Circuit Court in White county. Read
first time and passed.
CALENDAR OF RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution directory to the Committee on public
buildings Read and adopted.
Resolution directory to the Comptroller. Refer
red to the committee ways and means.
Senate bills on their second reading were then ia
ken up and considerable number read and passed,
and others read and referred to the appropriate com
mitteeS.
House bills on their second reading were then
taken up.
A bill to amend an act passed January 9th
1852 entitled an act to quiet certain land bills, and
to secure bona tide purchasers against Hlgation.-
Read and rejected.
A bill to charter the Nashville and Knoxville
Railroad Company taken up and. before final
action on said bill the House adjourned until .
o'clock P: NJ
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MTseEEhANEoBs


THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING c0MPAgy-f
THIS establishment is provided with Machinery and
Il Tools complete of the most modern construction; ASS
with the best Mechanical skill Bs aeoEntry Affords and
respectfully solicit orders They prepaFedo execute
RAILROAD MACHINERY. - - -
such as Loeootces for Passenger and Freight Train2
Messenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and amor1
every description ofwork appertainng TO Rail Roads ~
f'--Alta > STEAM ENGINES. - ...--
Boat and StatiOnary-frOm TO 500 hOrsepo wer-wifh
boilers of the best Tennessee Kroa ~ -
SAW MILLS.
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or Circular Saws
complete, with tie newest and most approved nodes
-i.~1 GRIST MILLS. t.,.
a9Snes and Machinery made for al sizes complete to
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins
so Machinery for Blast Furnaces embracing Cat Iron Cyl
iaders for blast, &c. - -fs s-a -
u ROLLING MILLS. 'i-s
Engines, Cas-. Iron Rollers and all machinery for Roll
ing Mills omplete-lnade at shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
or any description, with shsftng mill gearing water
Wheels east iron Bank vaults &c, &c, made TO order.
Address 9on FHoypsos, agent fwho Is practical
elenist) or the undersigned. JUN B. JOHNSON.
lnnzl--iy.a- = rrr President
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MILLINERY.
THEBEsrOE BOOTS AND sHOEsARE ALWAYS TIE

CHARLES SAVERS, corner Of Market and -rEaD
7 Union Streets would say to his customers and HMt
The public that he sl continues to manufacture all ~
kinds Of Boots and Shoes the shortest notice and Of god
Materials lie has hand large stock Of the abgye
named articles both heavy and light Of the latest fashion,,
of his make. which he offers fer sale n low prices
the quality be purchased in the city. All be
asks is TO give him a call and be convinced that IS 10 the
interest Of the buyer encourage home industry. He also
makes 10 order aHd keeps hand superior article Of La
dies Shoes suitable for fall and winter wear
5. Resairng done at the shortest notice and rca
sonable terms. oet4-Sn:
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lR w. i. GRAY, Druggist, corner of Broad
and Market Streets has justreceiEed consignment
of Morris Invgoratng Cordial See advertise
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STEAMBoArs-The Luella and Republic arrived
yesterday from Paducali
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Ono AND MISSISSIPPI RATLROAD.-This Compa-
ny, says the Louisville Courier, have paid to con-
tractors in the past three days one hundred and
forty-fy thousand dollars in cash This large sum
was paid for labor, masonry and work done on
bridge structures, during he month of October.
The first eghty-seven miles Of the road west
from Cincinnati is rapidly approaching completion.
Track laying is going forward at several points on
the road Already about ten miles Of iron has been
laid. The Miami bridge is finished and ready for
the track Several of the other bridges are COM
peted and all will be ready by the first Of January
next, soon after which it is expected the road will
be open for travel to the intersection of the Jeer-
sonvile and Indianapolis railroad.
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DRUGGISTS.
DRUGGISTS.
EWIN BROTHERS,
DR. u G G. Is rs. -
No, I, North College Street, q g

No. 4, North College Street, 50 3
70 NASHVILLE TENN, @
zVIToUID respectfully inform Druggists Mereb ants
w Physicians and Manufacturers, that they have
again commenced the Drug business the new building
selves the WHoLESALE TRADE. Their stock Is near
y entirely fresh one and they determined to make
BON the prices and qualities satisfactory They offer for
sale low Tor Cash or time to panetual men 81 "a
$40 gallons best Winter Sperm Oil % "a 81 II
500 =" q Tanners oil;
1855 pounds Indigo. OF prime quality;
l4SS do Madder,
$50 do Extract Of LOgwOOd in small boxes
,.SS q q s sS;ia's oifrn' .IElHj I.
l4aO do Refined SalpetrIs iJfI
lO00 do Epson Salts 8 q -l4t
$50 do Gum CamphOr;
1900 do Sup Carb Soda = 4 = 81
80 Gro. Mlanes Vermifuge; 49, ~
10 DO M'lane's Liver Pills; Fra
20 do Faknestock's Vermifree, =
100 doz Mustang Lniment
% Toe Gro. Wood box Matches, r. b
900 doz Mason Backing; +ftff u
= $50 m. G. ID. Caps;
1000 pounds Red Lead-dry
500 do White do do;
goo do Ietharge; tsEl
1000 do Eng. Venetian Red;
200 bush. kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
40 boxes Bonn Bonn Scotch Snutf, in packages
2 "a do CARROTS do do;
s O. Massahey sas 1f N 9 q s''''s'
p 800 boxes Window GlAss--assso urs d. S'''
I 1000 lbs. Putty;
100 pounds Pearl Sage;
. ll0 do Tapi0ca;
$50 do Gum Arabic;
: S6 dOz Cod Liver OIL ashton, Clarke Co.'S
ca do Seidets Powders in TN boxes;
So do Soda;
60 pounds Caednel English and American;
10 do Hydriodafe of Potash;
2lj do Spirits Nitric Aeher;
sc do Aqua Ammonia;
20 do Sqr. Iodida of IRON al
.Schsefen S Extra Powders and Extracts;
Physicians Pocket Gases Instruments Of various styles;
Physicians Pocket Cases of Walls "a large varity;
-Amputating Disseciing, LythotOny, Trepannins and
Midwife instruments, in cases;
Medicine Chests variety of sly les aud sizes.
s--}- Feathers Beeswax, Ginseng Faxseed &C. taken
al the highest market Rates lectiS-tf
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THE RITER-The river continues to rise. There
are now full four feet on Harpeth Shoals.
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TOLD LEAF AND FOIL.--10 ounces Abbey ;
VI best Gold Leaf Is Packs best Gold Leaf Received
and for sale low By oet20 EwIS BROTHERS.
ZINC WHITE PAINT.-5O kegs received and for
II sale low This article Is said TO be much superior
White Lead in brlancy Of color durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes which the latter applied
and costs but little 1t is coming largely into use in
the eastern cities. oct2O EWIN BROTHERS.
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SENATE.-MoRNrNe Session.

/. lE-MOhNING OESslON.
"a WEDNESDAY, Nov ,lG
Mr.. REID presented petition for Engine Com
pany No. to build an engine house the capito
ground a~ 'l a -
Mr. NELSON presented the report of the Commits
sioners of the Montgomery turnpike. ~. 81.
MIR. NELSON. from the Committee on Internal lm-
prOyements, made report recommending the pas.
sage Of the bill to charter the Junction Jasper and
| Chattanooga Railroad Company Passed second
reading
Mr.. DUNLAp, Of Henry, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, recommended the passage of the
bill to amend the revenue laws of the State. Pas
sed second reading. a
Mr.. BowLEs moved to amend the bill to protect
real estate, byproyiding that persons may cut down
trees when he has good reason to suppose there
are coonS Wild cats, opossumS, or other Wild var
ments lodged therein Laid on the table s-.s..
Mr. BENTON offered resolution to adjourn sine
de on the 18th January. Hqes
The resolution relative to acquiring North Ala
bama, adopted but afterwards reconsidered
and laid on the table.
A large number of House bills were passed on
first and second reading which will be more fully
noticed on third reading. 5lr.rJ -~ 1900 81
The internal improvement bills were made the
special order for Monday and Tuesday next
The bill to amend the practice in the Supreme
Court was passed on the third reading. -
And the Senate took recess until q o'clock.
SENATE-AFTERNooN SESSION. 'a
The entire afternoon session was occupied with
the bill to increase the jurisdiction of magistrates
and the Senate adjourned before taking vote ON
the passage Of the bill. ~