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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-07
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

DAVldSOh county OOUIl-NOEtIIDtI FIIHg 1900
George D. Hamlet Admir- and others,
Squire johnson, and others. ....
IT APPEARING the satisfaction Of the Court in this
case that of the Defendants to wit So ire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nonresdens of the State
being citizens of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process ofths Court could be served upon e ii
ordered that publication be made in newspaper for
thirty days. requiring said defendants appear The De
cember Term OF this Court and plead the petition other
wise the same will be taken for confessed them, and
set for hearing Gr plrts. +. X. CHEATHAM,
Nov9-w&tw til dec Q Clerk.
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r. II. II. No. I.-Internal and External Palms.
Railways Ready Relief viii instantly stop and quickly re-
move the calse. r. r. R.-Diarrh@a, Cholera Norhus.-
Railways Ready Relief viii check the most painful dis
charges and stop the most distressing pains in few min
utes 1t allays the most painful irritaons By bathing
the head neck face rereshes the senses and mpars
renewed e strength and vgor to the weak and weary
The very moment r. R. r is taken or applied its magic
like effects experienced 1t instantly alays the mos
painful paroxyisms of Neuralgia Rheumatism, Cramps
Spasms TOoihache reness in the bones joints Pain
and Weakness in the Side Lumbago Govt and Paralysis
Taken internally it cearses the stomach from acd cures
Heartburn. and mpars sweet fragrance TO the breath
Persons troubled with Sc7Headache will receive instant
relief fro the use of r. r. R. 49, .z.-r
II. II. II. No. 2.-Rsdway's Ready Resolvent makes
the blood Pure Rich and Health Renoyaes Cesnses and
Enriches the Blood and resolves away from the joints
muscles bones and Solids all diseased aud poisonous de-
posts. Cures Ulcers Fever Sores Bad Bumors crofua
Ricketts, St. Vituss Dance Ssphilitic Comp'ai ns Nodes
White Swellngs Tumors, Cancers Bronchial Swelings
Wounds, Salt Rheum Mercural Complaints II acts quick
and powerfully; few hours after taking the Resolvent
the weak, emaciated and disease-eAen patient feels
glow Of health ana strength thrilling through the system.
Price of r. R Resolvent, 81 per bottle
X. II. r. No. 3.-Radway's Regulators do not grippe,
pain weaken scken the patient Small doses regulate
Large doses purge 0ae Regulator will gently the
bowels and regulate every organ in the SYSTEM They act
upon the liver the stomach kidneys and bladder They
costivsness liver complaint, dyspepsia kidney COM
plants biousness feyers of ali kinds No disease or pain
can act The system while under the influence of r. R. R.
Remedies. ift
Price of n. R. Relief 25 els. 80 cts. and 81,
/" +" +" ResolFent 81
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County COurt-NoyemberT Term, 1853.
E. A. Mabry, Admir-,
vs.
Daniel D. Mabry, and others,
TT APPEARING TO the satisfaction of the Court IN this
| case that the defendants VIM II. Mabry and Lewis
Nabry are nonresdents of The State, and that the usual
ordered that publication be made for thirty DAYS in
newspaper requiring said defendants to appear and answer
al the term Of this Court December 1885, otherwise
F. r. CHEATHAM,
nov9-watw till dec Clerk.
DHEJ'M ATISM.-s. RHEUMATISM CAN
IL lie cured either inhanalory, (acuie) chronic. No
what form of the disease, how bad how long
standi w. by the Of that celebrated Vegetable Internal
remedy hurtlmoIes Rheumatic Compound and Blood
Purifier" Fer sale by the oulv Agent IN Nashville,
noTl9 ii g. SCOfEL-
TOR RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE WITH
Il SEVEN ROOMS, KITCHEN, &C. No. IA Vine street,
between Church aud Broad Notes with the approved
security required. Apply at office No IS Cherry St
X. w. BROWN
deco Real Estate Agent
WINDOW GLASS.-A LARGE SUPPLY
w of Window Glass of the best quality, just received
and for sale by nov27 STRETCH ORR
CEMENT FUR CHINA, GLASS, EAhrH-
EN- Stone and Marble Ware, warranted TO stand boil
ing water and the parts remain strong they
before broken. For sale only BY
nov27 STRETCH ORR
TNOR SALE.-TMENTY-FIV ACRES OF
LAND nine miles from Nashville, in District No. s. and
Immediately the Liberty road mile from the Frank
lin Pike snd about three hundred yards from the Owen
and Winsted Pike
nOv2s RIA BALLowE, General Agent
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A cARD

A CAED
4 HAVE this day associated w:h the Ssddn2 B,l-
siness my son, A c. MARCH. The isinesS IN future
Will be conducted in the Of J. ID. harch Son. AT
persons indebted me by note account win pcase
Up and make payment. j. d. MAKCH.
Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hers
ian3 .-s j. ID. MAKCH 3 SON.
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Read and be Convinced From Rev. S, Moody

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who well and avoraby known throughout Tennessee
ndAlabama A roice from hs Ministry.
SHELBYvILLE, jan TO- 1855.
DE-. j. P. GRoMGOoLE: Ny Dear Sir-The bottle of Eve
Water which purchased from you time has
erred my eyes completely Its decidedly The speedy
and eectual preparation ofeye water which have
used lift Will benefit you others to be relieved
your preparation worthy the entire confidence and ap
probation If all who sefferng with form of
eyes y ours truly, s. S. MOODY.
For sale in Nashville by the Proprietor the Patent Med
icine Store College street. and BY Druggists generally
dec7-dlw T Hl.9- rf-
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ERs's PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND uHDEpEH-
DENT CORN CHOPPER

THIS very important invention has been in aSost
i three years. The inventor has made improvements
which have rendered il perfect as STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE Ii has given entire satisfaction 70
every who has used IL and the superior machine
in use for the purpose for which It is designed II sra
pie in all its parts durable and easily kept order II
seEfeedng and easily worked BY abOy ~ years Of ag
Ii wall straw in the shuck fOm half inch 20
three inches IN length Many certificates might be pro
duced from Farmers who have used them 10 prove their
superiority over any other straw and cutter now in
use Persons needing such article may rest assaed
that in they will ind valuable acquisition 10 their fArm
or stable. Sad
The subscriber has greatly extended his mems ormsn-
ufacturng these machines and he solcits foe them
the attention of the public and the farmers and pantes
uarcularIy Of the South and West lie will hereafter
able fill all orders rapidly. and all machines
do the work for which they are designed.
Being the inventor and patentee aud sole proprietor. h
will dispose Of rights for counties states reasonable
terms to any Mechanic who may wish manufacture ihe,
and viii furnish one Set Of casting for patterns
ssp7-Sm JOHN l. LIB. =
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PLOWNI PLOWS Z !

TIME Southern States that have so long
1 depended on Pittsburg and CinciH- =. SszZN
matt for SUPPLY Of Flows, Wagons and iz.=a-szzsSs
OTHER Farming implements get all they want 1.-THE
Agricultural Manu- actory, Market street, Nashville,
Tenn We would call the attention of Planters and Mer
chants particularly to very large stock OF Plows
ssting Of great many Of the improved kinds
IN use and low prices they be brought here
from other places At the place may be found all
kinds Of Wagons Railroad Carts, Wheel BarroRs and Rail-
road PIows Cultivafors and Harrows. Those wishing
Pows can order them direct from from most Of
the primo pal dealers in such things in Nashville they
keep them Of our Manufacture. GEO. C. ALLEN, Prest
of Agricultural Manufacturing Company, Lower Market
street Nashville Tenn. nov24-4m
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W. A. GLEAvES, Secretary
,,nr3I-fd Z Iinilrnad Cnnnr,anr

DUBERr MOORE, COMMISSION MER-
IL CHANT Cincinnati. o.. Agent tor the purchase and
sale Of Lard and Linseed OIL Star Candies Cheese Glow
and Timothy Seed Superine Flour Buckwheat Flour &c,
hopes frcm long acquaintance with the wants Of Nashv le
Merchants fill their orders satisfactorily ~ Prompt
ness and small profits. sEr Irovl7-3w
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OFFICE OF NASHVILLE Gas LlGHT CO,

OFFICE OF NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT Co.
NOVEMBER L. 1883
DIVIDEND of per cent for the last twelve months
IN Il per share-has been this day declared the cap
ita stock of the Nashville Gas Light Company payable
the 4h Of January nexme being allowed to enable such
Stockholders as NAV hold fractions Of Shares consolidate
them. JAS. II kENDRlCh, "a.
nnvS-lm Secretary.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS kssEzzzss
y An election of Fifteen Directors 10 manage -s51
the affairs of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road Company the year will take place urfrpes
boro on the 4 December and the report the of
the affairs of the Company will be read usual Stock
holders will be taken the road to hear the report read
the l4h and back home the l4th 18TH the
whole road and back the day. they prefer
free Of charge They will be required 10 show their stock
certificate the Conductor evidence of their right go
free the
~ Parties travelling under this privilege must have
owned their stock thirty days more.
W A. GLEAVES, Secretary
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~ REAT BARGAfNS IN FbRNISHlNG
III GOODS AT MYERS McGILLS.-As we intend to
move TO TIE first of January next and in
order to make for Spring Supply will sell
present stock greatly reduced prices fully twenty-five per
cent lower than usual rates Our stock consists part Of
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts-every variety;
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T1OR RENT FOR THE EXT NEAR, "a
il the Third story Rooms suited for Offices or bed E
the second floor and shops and oiees on the
ground floor ofthe Union Buildings the corner OF Cedar
noyls-f 5. P. ALLISON, No. 81 Cherry st.
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JIOLT AND MALTBY,S CELE-~ x
III BRATED PLANTED BALTlM0KESS Mo/
OYSTERS-Br Brought in ice and for sale at No. W.
Public Square, between Market and Front All Uy
sold at this Depot warranted fresh and good.
-nov22 WILLIAM NJ MILLER, Agent.
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And many other articles too numerous to mention, but
would respectfully solicit all in want OF such things to
call and examine our Stock.
MYERS 4 McGILI,
Ladies' and Gentemens Furnishing Store No. SO College
street. dec4
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ITEDICAL CARD.-DE J. N ESSEGMAN has re-
vi turned from Europe and will resume the practice Of
his profession Office as heretofore Spring street opoi q
the Episcopal Church Particular attention gwen ehronio
diseases sud surgical cases
Oice hours for consultaon-fon O'Clock to 10. A. g.
and from 2 p. NJ. octg-Im
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NOR SALE OR RENT new Frame HouseJsst
completed with seven rooms. well Pl-steTed ard pa
pered Situated on Church street. IN LINES additional
Nashville. The said house IS abog fou- hundred yards
terms.
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DOY'S CLOTHING DEPOT THE subscribers
ID have the most extensive and varied assortment Of
Clothing for Boys from Is offered fer sale in the
Union Orders for Genemen's Clothing filed at the short
est notice
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment have
the privilege of changing them if they donot suit
= A. HOYT 4 BRO.
s. W. corner ofChesnut and 10 st., Philadelphia
Anril l652-Ir
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$4,000 %l EasE IN f3 q. E FSE sa!Psa.66
Bridge at par payable in Merchandise at cash prices
noTI9-3m r. H. BR0CKWAY, No.7l Publ &c Square.
CUMBERLAND COAL.--The undersigned has
J at his yard College street. opposite Capt Horne's
PANT Shop fine lot of the best Cumberland Coal which
will be sold at the market prices The public invited
TO call and try this coal JAMES HUGHES.
~ Having Wagons and Teams. | am at all times pre-
pared furnish my old customers and friends with Sand
and Gravel to do any hauling that may be required
Nashville October lS53 + III
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

! cling around the room and while the
| English ladies have been forwarding
the means of transporting Mrs. Stowe
across the ocean in a steamship, her
sister, Miss Catharine Beecher, has
found a more convenient mode of To-
comotion, and has actually travelled
around the room on table See
what an age of advancement is ours
How silly to trouble Congress about a
railroad to the Pacific, when with so
much less expense it could furnish ta-
bles for the entire route--for if a lady
can travel round the room, why not
round the world Miss Catharine at,
tributes the power entirely to the will
of the medium. The strength Of wo-
mans will being proverbial, 4 see no
end to the excursions to be performed.
provided the medium be woman.
Washington Irving fourishes in the
Capitol this winter, and report says is
quite a beau. He must have lived his
three score and ten ere this, and may
yet reach four score without his
strength proving "labor and sorrow"
il we may judge him by the present.
Perhaps he has some Sleepy Hollow,
where he keeps Father Time under
the influence of narcotic, and this is
the secret of his vigor and elasticity.
How many gray bachelors would give
all their white hairs for his secret!
Let me present you an idea sab rosa,
Of the fashions that are to be, SO that
your tailor may have the chance of
making a model man of you before
your neighbor editors can enter against
you as rivals. Sleeves at Orientale,
and full under sleeve, just as your
pretty lady friends wear-breech
and knee-buckles like those Of your
great grandfather silk stockings, and
shoe buckles on your shoes too. How
l should like to see you in your toilet
Ia distingue Have you wife !!
Make her don short waist ala jose
phine, and high heeled shoes; yod
will rival Malvolio and she will be so
much the rage before the week is out
that you will have to add another yard
of paper to accommodate your new
subscribers. Seriously, would this ot
be good way to advertise? a most
becoming one, certainly. And with
these hints on fashion, and the bell Of
the steamer almost ready to ring, a
gain bid you AU REvoIR.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

SIPS FROM "PUNCH." - We get
some capital tasting from Pauach, by
the last steamer. Here are a few:
Passing Strsnge.--A lady passing
a bonnet shop without stopping.
True Freedom.---The patriot, Bru-
tus, could endure no yolk but that of
an egg.
The Doctors best Friend 1.-The pi-
ano; for young lady no sooner goes
near one in society than she's immedi-
ately seized with cold.
Memorandum Of Nine Proprietors.
In building column you commence
with the base, but to sink shaft you
first lay down your capital.
An old English Beverage.->-The
ancient apothecaries compounded "au-
rum potabile:" drinkable gold; which,
if made out Of coin, was an anticipa-
ton of the Yankee notion oil mint iu-
lep.
Discovery Of an old Joke.-One of
the Trench aobleSSe (who had read
Glakspeare) being asked why he had
been forced to emigra' e, said that ike
the crime Of the king in Hamlet, his
offence was rank.
The Triumph Of Iemperaace.--The
lovers and advocates of temperance
need only look at tie present $ re of
the quart and pint measures to be con-
vinced of the gradual decrease of drink
in this country.
Sincere attachment.
"Hast thou ever yet loved, Henrietta 2" l
sighed.
"I should rather imagine had, [" she replied;
"Oh, did not my glances my feelings betray,
When you helped me the third time to pud-
ding to-daya'
Tie difficulty ofsoying "No." This
difficulty has never been so wonder
fully proved as in France, recently,
where in the matter of the election of
the En- peror, no more than 2Je, l45
persons could be found to say "no =
whereas near upon 100000 came
forward to say eyes" This is a curl
Gus example of the politeness and gal
lantry of Frenchmen, who have elect
ed man like Louis Napoleon, En-
peror of France, sooner than hurt his
feelings by saying mo" 10 him. Ger
tainly the French are the politest peo-
pie in the world
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Per Wells, Fargo s Co.
Great CODfiagratiOn.
wEAvERVILLE DESTROYED. LOSS
Sl0O.O00.

From an extra of the Shasta Courier
we take the following intelligence:
We are grieved to learn that two
thirds of the fourishing town of Weav-
erville in the adjoining county of Trim
ity, is now smouldering heap of ruins.
The fire broke out about 2 o'clock on
Friday, in the American House, and
spread up and down the same side Of
the street with the rapidity of thought
From the Magnolia Saloon it crossed ov-
er to the building Immediately opposite,
and thence swept both sides Of that en-
tire street, as far as the Spanish Corral,
a house of i'll fame. In the opposite di-
rection to this, from the American House.
and upon the same side of the street
only, it consumed every building to the
Diana Saloon. Thus in few hours has
another of our mining towns been al
most consumed by fire.
All the buildings on the side of Main
street. opposite the American Hotel,
from the United States Hotel towards
the Diana Saloon, were saved, though
many of them are much charred, and
otherwise injured. All the papers, let
ters, &c., in the Post Office were con-
sumed. Cram, Rogers & Co.'s Express
Office was saved. The fire spread with
such amazing rapidity that but few per-
sonal effects were saved from the build
ings. 1t was not known whether the
fire was the work Of an incendiary or
not.
A list of losses is given, amounting in
the aggregate to 100000.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
From AustraIia--The right side.

From a letter sent 10 Dr. Tibbts OF
Sonora by Mr.. d. Leiber, dated Sgd
ney, Oct. 11th, 1852, and published in
the Sonora Herald, we extract the fol-
lowing. Mr. Lieber, it appears, finds
things different from what he expect
ed. Says he has been on the Turin
and finds nothing that looks like
gold p
"True, there is, no doubt, some gold
in the bed of the stream; but there is
not enough in the gulches to pay.
Men are working here for six to eight
shillings per day, and think they are
doing well. They think more Of one
pound sterling here than people in
California do of one pound weight of
gold. There are, however, some pla-
ces in the river that may prove rich !;
but the uncertainty about working
them has caused nearly all to leave--
they having waited for twelve months
for favorable opportunity. 1t rains
here the summer through, every few
days, thus making the chances Of work
ing the river claims very uncertain.
Besides, the climate here is very un-
healthy in summer. Fresh meat kill
ed in the evening will not keep sweet
for next days dinner"
am summer the water is very bad,
having to be boiled before drank. Ia
king every thing together, it is mis-
erablc mining country, even if the re-
ports had proved true; but bigger lies
never were told in any country than
arc about these mines.
off the Port Phillip mines turn out
as these have, the whele will prove a
farce. therefore would advise peo-
pie in California, in the strongest terms
to rema;n where they are. l shall
leave here tomorrow, on my way to
Port Phillip"
GAS regards the country and cli-
mate, l think California has much the
advantage. The country which we
travelled through in going to the Turin,
with few exceptions, is the toughest
and most barren that / ever saw. /
would not give one thous I'D acres of
rood land in California for the Whole
Island, if the rest is no better than
what we have seen. This is no place
for an American TO bring family to;
and I would say, for Gods sake keep
our females away from here"
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

~ The seat of w. II. Carpenter,
the sitting member of the Assembly
from Contra Costa, was Oil Friday eve
ming declared vacant, by vote OF 81
to Is, and the matter referred back to
the people. An election will be I'M
mediately ordered by the Governor
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
rSS. Tho ed;tor of the Placer Herald

ESy- The editor of the Placer Herald
has been taking .jaunt by stage coach
among the mountains and describes
what he saw with spirit and raciness.- =
A prosperous condition of things since
the opening of spring presented itself to
his view on all hands. Miners paiticu-
larly were pushing forward their i'm
provemen,s, with an encouraging prom
Use for the future.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

nm- A gentleman from Ell Dorado CO.
has been exhibiting nutmegs in San
Francisco, the growth Of that county.
They are dissimiIar in shape from the
Amboyna nutmeg being much longer
and more tapering and are of superb
OIL flavor.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

pSs- San Jose is rapidly increasing
in agricultural development and pros
peritv, and evinces marked improve
ment in the last half-year.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

A lady correspondent of the Trans
crfpt writes the following readable
letter: 8n3 s5gis
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
LIST OF LETTERS

En EMAINING in the Post Office, NEVADA,
IA CAL, March lst, 1853.
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THE UNION. WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING April. % 1858.

With passionate burst OF tears the girl dashed the
csnkng purse upon the ground and then kneeng 10 the
dying woman whom her griel startled tom The apathy
OF DEATH she her over her. and cried Forgive
me, Jessy-my darling Jessy could not help i, dear
would not bear that Offered TO we here, by your bedside
Gel better dear for he will come aud do not tell me that
killed sou by my wicked thoughilessness =
Jessys faint lips moved with smile that died 10 com.
ing The girl laid her head upon her friend, and gently
sobbed
"For Heavens sake try 10 calm her," said Lady Julia
TO Bertrand; will 20 10 fetch him will bring him
myself" i.
She left the room with head less proudly lifted than
when she entered il; but thought her lace looked far
more beautiful in lie downeast tears than when il was
confronting the public gaze IN The great pofiico.
Bertrand, who young Frenchman, bred in Eng land
told me the whole story but there is little 10 add
We left Jessy die alone with the father OF her dead
child who honorably brought back 10 her. And
some aonement has been made 10 Anna, her friend.
think she had the subscription meant Tor Uncle Tom,
many times multiplied but that did not, truth makes
confess, rein her tongue when she found that Jessy
upon the lover. | confess too, that he
boldly did his duty in undergoing the penance which
believe few of these demorazed young Engllshmen
would have had the manliness TO bear, and which il
eved Annals heart TO inlet Also, he did duty in al
tending mourner when buried Jessy. Bat how
much better II he had thought OF his penance before
how much better il those well meaning easy going
formers. who set up TO teach in America how put
the world to rights al blow, would think OF The path by
which their own uxuries reach their own dainty selves
How many Jessys each following The other SHIT
perishes, It takes 10 cohe Lady Julia through all The
seasons she enjoys!