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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-20

NASHVILLE June %, 1883.
Col /. p CHEATHAM:--Dear Sri have been using
he Rearing and Moving Machine patenented by Nlanney
Of Illinois which vou offering TO the citizens OF len
nesSee ItiS FIRST RATE ABDR SAVING MACHINE IL WotAs
T1y and Rapidly The amount ct per day will depend
,incna, unn the speed of the lf the team can
rave four miles per hour II will Reap or Now ieen acres
wa Io1,o..f,li,. j. SHELBY.
IL T. Bradley. now managing the farm of Dr. shelby,
make the following statements We have haulor more nan
one week one of Cal. Cheathams moving and reaping
machines velavetred It in clover and grain blown and tan
ged, and state that moWs and cuts cleaner lah 'e
syhc lc, acd that il will NOW per day as nmch as Ia
hands, and car rcaPa least tweniy yfour acres per day
juie25-tkw - J.. T. BRADLEY.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY bEsIDENCE FOR SALE.
I WISH todiSpcse Of INV Farm Nill Creek ~ sS
miles from Nashville, aUuut 40 rods from the Muir 80
ireesbaro Turnpike, udioi1ag the lands of Brdwell
Caldwell Minerva aud franklin Colleges, containing about
SO acres about 20 acres wood andtae balance under cul
iivaiou-vh as good orchards gheleHc Ihe State con
ssng peaches apples, pears gralcs plunbs, in great
variety; two ncveriaiing springs ana several chaybeae
springs The Improvements very consisting OF
good frame house with porch 20 ieetirou one good brick
house smoke house. kitchen stables cribs, &c The orch
ard bv close attention. would WELD from $500 to 5000 year
y as the fruit of the choicest kind My only reason for
wishing dispose oft is my intention TO change my oca-
ton anG business will dispose OF my stock ana furniture
to anv person wishing to purchase the said farm Terms
accommodating. TILE ndspntable. For further partcu-
lars enquire OF H. MVSEo
aug4 NJ ~ Oo'eSe st
NOTICE. am closing up my business with view OF
= permanently Withdrawing Many persons are lndebt
ed to me by note and account for years and hope
they will call and pay mp without further delay or trouble
have removed my Books and Papers TO the room al
Ioirite ang ia 1i''''' W. SAN SEAY.
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To Nessrs- scOvil & Mead, New Orleans, La.
JEW DAvTD'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH


NAhDidNA-
MISSES SCovL Z MEAD:I have been troubled with The
eroic rheumatism Cor the last twelve years On the LIST Of
lin - severe tia had Lot slepta wink for six DAYS
Al tls my attending Physician prescribed the Hebrew
Plaster and II acted Ike oharm The pain len me and
- - tLsn half of the night, and in three days was
10 ride ont consider the "Hebrew Plaster tie bes.
ran1eiy for all sorts Of paius now in use.
renie'' " G.. W. McMINN.
ra,s.rsonville. n. c., Aug. Is, 1850.
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FACTORY FOR SALE
TIME SHELBYVILL COTTON FACTORY containing
76S spndles and preparations (part new with wa
fer-whee and complete of wool cards is offered for
sale on favorable The Factory house good brick
81 by A feet and 3 stories high all necessary out build
ings convenient, Enquire Of ~
GOSLINC, WHITESIDE CO,
sep22-1m Shebvville, Bedford Co Tenn.
MALL PAPER.-On hand, fine assortment Of
w WALL PAPER for PaTlors, Halls Dining Rooms
&C. Fre-screens Window Curtains Testers and trans
parent WindOw-blndS at
GLAGES G0RBY'S,
Nc 90 College ST. next door to Sewanee House
.1g"Paperhanging done in the best manner
n b. Transparent WindOwShades made to order.
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DRUGS, &C.
pR RIEDsOFs ALTERATIvE COMPOUND

The Renaelyoeer al RenRfes Ior tie Dis4ses e LlVs,
Dyspepsid Enlargement and LafdnotoR Of the Stees
Heart5wRs Ciac f2atalence Piles, Constipation, al
diseases Of TIE Bosrs and Sac4dlseassS az ise to'n a
Fiyorderd ssae of the Stomaeh, Lirer Boseels as
ScrofaI and Sores Of GRy kind. For General Le5isy,
from uiicI Ladies Frequently suer, there ls not as
equaIia the sckoke lGterid Aeaioa
THE inventor of this preparation for three wears
completely prostrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity OF
the Liver that he frequently for weeks time unable to
raise hiselom his bed He sought aid from physicians
home and in Europe but in yan his pronounced
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been practcng med
icne his in such has been unriyalled tie
has been of the ncfeduty Of the pubic and
queny said nothing Though the press of his case
until the character Of the medicine was fully established
by its success shown IS the certificates which have
advertised i.. .,.I -..-
subon the certifcs e of Prof NJ GABBERT of Memphis
Tenn with whom often advised during the time OF my
suffering.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
fmAN YNow TnvSE1r.


Al H3relaatf Book iol' 25 cents "Ecay Ftna
sld'i hare q c2Pg7
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: =,
Dr. BLEDsoE-I take the liberty and fell it to lie my duty
to recommend TO all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and Bowels your Alternative Compound as a very
seperor medicine My son. aged years. had been under
medical treatment about FIVE years for dyspepsia and dar-
rhea when having almost despared of his recovery con-
cluded try your Alternative two bottles of which, believe
entrelg cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE- 2
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-A new Frame HOu:ejust
completed with seven rooms, well pllstered and pa,
nered Situated on Church street, in Hmess additional
Nashville The said house is about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy, and will be seldom reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire of r. L. Crenshaw or
auglS w u EVbEhlooN' M l'en'ore 81
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g1trt> OF lllil@2e Iie WITHOUT reading the POCKET
CJLAPIUS. Let no one Suffering fTnn a hackn,es
COus. Pain in the Side restless nights nervous feline
and ie Whole train OF Despeclg Sensations and given ~
by their physician be another m0eot without eons1lr
The SC ULAPIUS. Lave the married or those abou. Is
oe married any impedment read this truly useful book a.
has been the means u saving thousands Of unfortunee
creatures from the serv Jaws of DEATH
- Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
e1 IA eier wiii receiFe cupy Of this work by mall
or hTe copies VIII be sent for Ore Dollar
AU';eSS tToS'padJ DR. WM. YOUNG,
HA'te"i'-ly -i0- l52 Spruce 81 P5iIIlslpfsa
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Physicians requested TO try this preparation. We
feel satisfied it will sustain the character give ot in this
publication
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A DESIR ABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE, situated
y on the Gallatin Turnpike 81 miles from Nashville,
containing about IS acres which the subscriber now re-
of Tho hest materials and STYLE and upon a convenient
plan embracing nine and several halls, with all ne
cessary out buildings
aovin in ABUNDANCE heochard contains various kinds
of bearing fruit trees of excellent quality.
In point of health and society the neighborhOod is un-
surnlssed The tract IS susceptible of being divided into
three lots each having beautiful building site, with un-
ming water Terms and time accommodating Possession
can he had at anv TIME. A. H. FORD.
LfNDSLEY & CROCKETT, g..
.-1n- o...rtf Arrnts CnlleOp street
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y. I y
-.- No. 25l Washington ST., Boston. q
p o.. ii No. 81 South 4ti ST, Philadelphia
oAA'Oh 0AfA0AS- No. l59 Baltimore ST. Baltimore
- ... No. Ig7 Elm St. Cincinnati
july30-3m M SINGER & co. =
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For the cure of Painful and Disordered Menstruaon
Miscarriage or Abortion and the relief of all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives oil females
at the present day may be traced TO slight mpudence
or neglect during critical period of their peculiar
sons causing distractions rreguarity &C. which, If not
relieved gradually weakens and deranges the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic orms Of disease-Con-
sumption Dropsy Dyspepsia &c-whch either hurry them
to an early grave render them inyads FOR lie Many OF
the e and oveest of creation at that when the bud
was lust bursting into bloom have withered and died from
tbe effects of obstruction and the of remedy 10 assist
nature At that eventful period.
TRY THE PHlI0TOkEN.
II is not offered of alills that flesh heir TO-
but as q remedy ard preventive for certain class OF COM
plants in which it is warranted 10 do all that is here set
forth or that medicine directed with experience and skill
perform Sold by SCOVll MEAD,
F''. III Chartres street. New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States 10 whom
allorders must be addressed.
Iy dtNEw
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A CARD

CARD.
HAVE this dav associated with the Saddling Bu
siness nv son, A. c. MARCH The business in future
Will be conducted in the name of j. d. March Son All
persons indebted to me- by note or account VIII please come
IN and make payment. ). ID. hAkCn
~ Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
Tore continuance of the same is respectfully solicited
jan2 >. u. ~ MaIeon q M oOH.
AND DVARRANTS.-We " are buying and paving
s al distance having warrants to sell by sending to
by mail or otherwise may depend getting the highest
nTces at which they selling at The time in Nashville and
'"S ir9i I-9i DYER PEARL& co.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A SITE fora beautiful country Residence, containing
2 acres sI miles from Nashville go yards from the Frank
lin Turnpike with Spring and handsome Timber.
ALSO the following Lots in the Ewing addition to South
Nashville viz: Lots Nos $685. 334 and 83j, Ewing Ave
nue. and corner Of Ash street Lots Nos q and % North
side Of Focg street Lots Nos III and 172 Wemorc St
near Franklin Turnpike. Lots II and llS on Franklin
TuIrpike near the corner of Wetmore street.
The absve property will be sold on accommodating terms
Apply 10 LiNDSLE1 CROChEII,
sanT-1m Ne go, College street.
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hereby certify that have been acquainted with DR..
N BieisOe and wears ago he reduced 1 Gel eve
owertan have ever seen any that afterwards
cd with what supposed be Dyspepsia and Liver affection.
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
well other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation of his in being restored good
health. NJ. GABBERT, NJ d.
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR YOURSELF THE POCKET EsCUL
Oh. EAhAl ONE HIS AMN gLINSICLAN

THE Fortieth Edition, with Que
Il Hundred EngraTings showing
Diseases and Malt0rmaiions of he
Human System in every shape and
ioEal. To which Is added Treatise
ga The Diseases Of Females, being Of
ihe highest Importance 10 Married
people, or those contemplating mar
Fisge. BY WILLIAM YOUNG MD
Let 10 father be ashamed 10 pre-
sent a copy Of the 4ESCUI.APfUS
10 mS child. It may ssUe him from
an early eIave. Let no yo.mg man
or woman enter into the secret obii-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-28

for travelling east from Quincy, are so much
greater than any Hannibal has, or is likely TO
have, that every one must see what would result
from such connection Of routes. The making
Of this branch, and the completion Of the North
Missouri Road, would fetteF Hannibal in the
coils of an Anaconda which, to say the least Of
it, she would find exceedingly embarrassing.
So much, Mr.. Editor, have not said, because
deem it necessary to avert any action likely 10
be taken, but simply TO quiet apprehension on
the part Of some in our midst who are perhaps
over jealous Of their interests.
Hannibal is town Of which our county
should Justly be proud-ssnething is due from
us 10 IL, as we'll as vice versa-it is the abode
Of friends and relations it is part OF the body
polite, and concerned in upholding the laws and
Institutions Of the same State that we are
And it would be alike unmindful Of the claims
Of personal friendship and patriotism in us To-
direct the Improvements Of Missouri to the cities
Of any other State, so long as our overgroWn ri
val manifests becoming spirit towards US.
The main object Of this article, Mr.. Editor, I
shall barely have space TO mention. The loca-
ton of the Railroad upon the Southern route,
leaves an extensive and fertile country north
west OF us, without any thoroughfares calculated
to facilitate commerce, and develop the resour-
ces of that country, and at the same time l know
Of no more eligible location for a Plank Road.
If way Of this desc ptiOn was built from Pal
myra to New Ark, in Knox county, via. HouS-
ton, in Marion, have no hesitation in believing
that it would prove q source Of immense advan-
tage TO all concerned. The topography Of the
country, the abundance Of material along the
route for constructing the Road, and especially
the agricultural capabilities of the district
through which it would pass, all warrant the
feasibility of such an enterprise. The necessity
Of such work also is strongly felt in the present
state of ansPprtation and travel over that way.
What say our friends up about Houston and
/ New Ark. AGRICOLA.
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ANornER MuRDER.-The Louisville Journal


has the following communication:
TINnERLAKs, BoLIvAR, Co., Miss, March Z,
1853. -
GENTLEMEN On the morning OF the End
inst, Mr.. Moses BROwN was murdered and
robbed on WILLIs's Bend levee, within two
miles Of his home. When his horse returned
without rider and it was ascertained that ne
had not been in Greenville, where he had in
tended 10 go, to pay taxes, suspicion was at once
aroused of foul play. His poor distressed
mother joined in the search, and taking his dogs
along, they soon took the trail, and coming TO
the bank OF the river: the faithful animals howl
ed piteously. The. spot was dragged and the
body recovered, after lying in the river two
days. His money, which was mostly $40 bills
with few dollars in silver, was taken, but his
watch was left. It is supposed that, after being
knocked from his horse, there was struggle for
his life, as the thumb was severed nearly from
his left hand, also a cash in the same arm -
Some wood choppers on the island opposite heard
him begging for his life, but could see nothing
or account Of the cane.
The neighbors Immediately subscribed $500
reward for the arrest and conviction of the muir
derer. Suspicion falls heavily upon q strag-
CLING German, who, by his own account, was
put off the John Simonds in a destitute cnnll-
ton.
He is about 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 10
inches high, weighs about l60 pounds, light hair
His shoes were nearly worn out, and turned up;
had large sore on one of his wrists; and it is
thought he had warts on his hand.
II the John Simonds put a man Off in Wash.
ington county, near Greenville, answering this
description, and any other boat took man on
of this description, between Greenville and Ma
poleon, they could aid the cause of justice by
starting some one in pursuit.
He also told tale of his having started from
Cairo in flatbost and being wrecked.
Any communication on the subject addressed
to the postmaster at Greenville, Mississippi
will be attended 10.
One word about boats putting these destitute
and vicious men ashore near plantations OF
wood yards. 1t is shamefully wrong, they are
a nuisance 10 the planters, and are only put of
one boat TO be forced on another. It's much
easier TO put them off at some town where they
can get work or be supervised by the lolico.
D. NJ. A.
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killed. The son decldfea that ne prevented
him from committing that crime. II sp-
pears further THAI Spring knew the CAROLS
were to attend The ball on that night, and
that he watched the house until he was
satisfied that the two women were there
alone. ~
The Ledger contains the evidence Of
young Spring, given at the examination be-
fore the District Attorney, from which we
CLEAN the following additional facts:
On Tuesday night last, Spring took his
son to CAROLS house, the former carrying
with him a piece OF lead pipe, from Ma
guire's-the son accompanying him, as he
SAYS, in order to prevent him iIom commit
ting violence, having some suspicion that
he intended to rob if he got a chance. On
arriving at Carroll's, the boy was introduce
ed to the females, and Mrs. Shaw took him
on her lap, telling him that she had nursed
him when little boy, and kissing him sew
eral times. While there fight occurred
between Spring and John w. Carol, which
induced the former 10 leave the house, bu,
on going out he found he had changed
hats. He went again on Wednesday night
but found that there were too many there
for him to attempt TO rob. He remarked
10 Mrs. Shaw that he would come the next
night and see them, but she said that he
need not as Carol and his wife were 90
ing to the ball, and there would be no one
home but herself and Mrs. Lynch. Oh
was in this way that he learned the females
would be alone.) lie then detailed the par.
tculars OF his fathers absence from his room
on the night of the murder, his return home
about III O'Clock, giving him the pieces o.
gold, and telling him that he had murdered
the two women.
He then proceeded TO testify that his faith
er told him that he was let in by Mrs. Shaw
who opened the back door for him: that 9
man and a girl we've in the house, but he
kept quiet until they had gone. He then
talked and drank with Mrs. Shaw; and a
last got her to go up stairs and see if hel
sister was asleep. She came down again
and told him that she was, and soon ate
he commenced his murderous assault upor
her. Before she was entirely dead Mrs
Lynch was aroused by the struggles of he
sister, and came down stairs in her nigh
clothes. He attacked her and had mos
violent struggle before he succeeded in qui
citing her. She crePt behind or beneath thu
settee in the back room, and seeming to b,
dead, he went up stairs in his stocking feet
but hearing n noise he came down again
and found that she had revived. lie agaiI
attacked her with the dirk, and finishes
her by, as he said, twisting her neck, IL
then went up stairs, and broke the dirk il
forcing open the lock OF the trunk. Ii
then set fire to the house, stating that h
burned his fingers in kndliEg it. Whe
his son suggested that the knife would lea
to his detection, he said he had throw
away the dirk in George street. The dir
formerly belonged to his son, to whom
was given by youth at the lime he wa
living in Washington, and was taken fror
him by his father about two weeks SINCE
He had borrowed it before but returned i
The boy identified the sheath OF the dirl
landals the pieces of lead pipe.
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THE PHILADELPHIA

Arthur SPRIng, charged
cry of the two females 81
while q resident of that cid
years ago, bore the reputatto
bad man and n cruel husband, n
In October, lS45, Spring wa ic6 sIed
of grand larceny in New York, and was
sentenced to Sing Sing prison for the terra
of eight years. On the 22d Of October
1852, he was pardoned out through the in
tercession of his son, and he was once more,
set loose on society on the following day.
1t is a singular fact, that the testimony of
the same son published Yesterday is now
likely to condemn the father to an ignom-
inious death. Young Spring also states that
il was the intention of his father to have
killed Mr.. Lynch two nights before, for the
sake Of the money he subsequently, obtained
from the house where the women were
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RAILROAD FROM JERICHO TO JAzEs

The Southern Literary Messenger takes the
following from little volume recently published
at Montreal, 10 ridicule tho administration Of
affairs in Canada. We commend it to the atten-
tive perusal of Agricoa, the editor Of the Bloom
ingtOn Republican, and other Busters and
"Festers," who admire their own profound wis
dom in railroad matters; who know so well ex-
actly where the railroad ought to have been To-
Gated, that they feel justified in abusing the
Board of Directors for locating it contrary to
their wishes:
"And at what do you estimate the cost, Mr..
Sleeper?" / enquired, not at all taken with the
growing picture.
Cost! your Excellency! Pardon mo, but
that is a word not to be found in the railroad
vocabulary. The greater the cost, tho greater
the profit. All railroad experience goes to
show that the more you pay out, the more you
get in. If lend your Excellency twopence,
your Excellency only expects twopenOe in re-
turn, but if l give you 100000 Of course
expect to get large amount of interest back
with my money" ....
Yes, but expectations are not always answer
ed, and men sometimes SOW where they do not
ICdpN NlEs clccpSI. ..f.
Quite a fallacy, assure your Excellency. q,
far as railroads are concerned
WELL said Bullyman, the matter will have
to be talked of in full Council. Buster isn't
here, and the understanding is, that no money is
to be voted without the whole Council are pres
emit can't make out how making railroad 10
to cause the canal TO pay, and suspect it will
cost plaguy lot OF money anyhow, and money
is scarce article with Colonists.'
As my views this time entirely coincided with
those OF the Attorney General, Mr.. Sleeper took
his departure, and the Council soos after broke
up.
The subject was, however, brought up
few days afterwards, in full Council, by Mr..
Bullyman himself, who to my surprise, told me
on thinking over the matter, he had come to the
conclusion that the railroad wasn't such bad
thing after all. What object to- said that
gentlemen, was stopping at Antioch, but now
we've arranged tito make Grand Trunk Line,
TO run right through the island-in at one end.
you know, and slap out at the other. It will
develope the resources Of the country-stir I'M
The manufacturing interest, and put life into the
oyster beds. If it's well managed-and Sleep-
er's the man 70 push it alOng-it's sure 10 sue.
coed, and will have an effect. Here's the plsn.1
and he produced large chart, on which the line
OF theproposed railroad was laid out, sometbine.
after the following fashion: .'f,' = -
oJERICHO, ANTIOCH.O JAZES 70 "a
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~ The second number of the Daily Hanni-
bal Journal is before us, and though not of size
to compare with the dailies of ST. Louis and other
large cities, is quite handsome sheet, and gives
evidence of the enterprise and public spirit of
the citizens of that flourishing city. Success
10 it,-Louisiann Record.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Between 70, NJ, Saturday, aud IL, m, to-day.


J. Andrews, St. Louis J. F. Dobyns, Rails county
Geo. Harrison, Plank Road; F. Glascock, Mandison-
willie; s. Glascock; Maj. Mcdaniel; Mrs. Perry; c. g.
Chandler; Jas. Kilgore; J. W. Eubanks, Monroe, Co
B. b. Wentworth; b. Hayden; WIN. Bybee, Florida
Mo-; Jas. F.. Catstarphen; Miss NJ Jackson; VIM
Castopher; b. Hartman; A. w. johnson; II. A. Pir
dom, Sr. New ork; Thos. r. Hays. 4.
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On proceeding to inspect this .Dlan. a warm B.,
discussion ensued between the msmbes; AZ tLs
Ministry, as the advisability of the patticuIar
ine selected each gentleman, it appearing, hav-
lhs some peculiar interest to advocate, which II,
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library NOTICE.

A Meeting of the Stakeholder of the Hannibal
n Library Institute, will be held on TUESDAY
Evening, April 5h at early candle light, at the Office
OF DR.. d, I. Morton. .... =. f,-..,. III.
Important business win be presented and all inter-
sslsf'aEe inTitea to attend. (meh 2Sd-td)