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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-04
FNSHT1NNnLE ELOI.hlNG

AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENTS.
No. II Cedar street.
Five doors from Public square,
w HERE may be found choCs and well select, "a
w ed stock 0F ~
Cloths, CassiH1ere~, and Vestinss, R
" 'ne latest ana most beautiful pa gcrus all Of which w
as sht nonce as can be doue III any city in The Uuion
and s6rlces 70 suit the times
nGEns received my entire stock Of Goods for the Fal
and Winter and being satisfied tba tbev are by
far the handsoest Goods brought TO this market an
examination Is requested before pure nasing esewl ere
Heady-MaGe ClOthing,--Coats Pants and Vest, of
all kinds hne assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks aud Merno Underskrs Shirts Stocks Gloves Sns
penders Crava.s, Pocket Handkerchief silk aud Linen
Shirt Collars Umbrellas "a
~ Garne pts cut At the shortest notice Please call
aud examine T.JHOUGH,
sepS-1 Agent
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TIE MUIUAL FhUIECIION INoUhANOL VUMFANI
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
OFFICE Sheppard Cos ExchA Office, wa
~ insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses,
Merchandise, &C. &c, &C.. against Loss or Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, any of the Western against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Cagues of Vessels Of
every description against the Psrs of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives Of persons in good health for single year.
for term Of years. during life Also, Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution, entitled to full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount Of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ. S. PITCHER, President
J. .BJ0HNSON, Vice President
C. ]. F. WHARTON Secretary. janl
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.EAEEES NEaIWOE.

tP "a ''N h4'-, -SSSEAOEIs y
No. 20 PC3LIC SQUARE,
N ORDER 10 MAKE ROOM FOR Ny FALL. PTrR
: CHASa5 which wiil be received few weeks, h,
r-elgsE ugLs- he great Dre51tios thar - nm drIt
arty 1Ll ts re Esra VIrkstS-I will close out INV
present stock prices tar below the regular rates Cash
uu.gr7 bunsual dealers wishing anything my line
,g1uld 90 wel 20 call Immediately, have hand
ere many desirable goods such EVENING SILk
DRESSES Sli X Of evsr, description; CAPES, COL
LARS, CHEHlZETFE-, LACES, sc, &c | deter
mined 10 close the present stock enable open
az entire new supply OF Fail aud Winter Goods.
b.. sg.t.I JAMES NICHOT.
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BRICK DWELLING, with rooms, kitchen, ,
N large brick stable, DC, No. 81, of High E9s
and Gay streets. The lot fronts Is feet High and -
1S5 feet Gay street. Apply at No 681 Cherry street
JOHN L. 4 r. W. BROWN,
ie7.f Real Estate A0ents
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IL. X. WuITESIDES,
CEREBRAL CTIONEER

TIE WILL sell Horses, Mules, Land and Negroes upos
the most reasonable terms lie viii also Agent
r .e hiring Of Negroes and the selling renting Of Land
Rele. % the citizens O. Jackson G. c. Torbett Nash
vile my25-iyw.
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DRY GOODS &C.
.t FALL IMPORTATIONS
DUNCAN, MORGAN q CO.,

TILE, TENN,
w srs now receiving and will have in store bv ths
v mi9ule on august our entire stock Of = -
=. FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. .
erauy we particularly invite those buying FOR cas o eo
short time to examine our stock and prices Oar S,.ss.
conducting business on the E9s- CASH AND S50RT
TlME-PROMPT PAY SYSTEM, 81 satisfies ,1- 49,
u IS entirely practicable and that there is large class q
buyers who closely studying their best Interest," an, no.
acting upon that system.
Casa AND sales enable to keep our mesns
IN rapid use and thereby greatly TO reduce the profits 70
qulred to sustain business predcaed long credits
In addition TO purchases will have large ot o.
Goods on consignment embracing various brands OF Cot
ION arms and over 500 bales BROWN DONESTTCS
Drlngs &c, of all grades and prices These goods are
Freely to he trade in general regardless Of Ehshsr
other goods are bought or not
lyS9 DUNCAN, aORGAN&CO.
~ All kinds Of Barter taken in exebsnge for ooaS or
cold for customers witbont cbar,,s
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septs

NOTICE.-Ihe COparnersDlp p heretOt ne exist un-
- der the firm of DOlSNNS CHURCH aud DOBGAS
l. co, dissolved No is authorised 10 collect debts
OF the concern but Mr.. J. I. YeiTOut.
sep3-SL l. J. DOBhNS.
RATIS-JUST TfsTBIISHED.-AN NEW DIS
OCOVERY IN MEDlClNF.--A fen lC2rdS On tie rd-
tJ1aL rsI11snt without medicine Of Spermatorhea,
Local Weakness Nervous Debility, Low spirits assi.a6e
Weakness Of the Limbs and the Back, ludspOsuOn and
Incapaetv for Study aud Labor Dizziness OF apprehension
Loss Of Memory Aversion to Society Love 4 solitude
Timidtv, Selstrust, DErsess, Headache, involuntary,
Discharges Pains in the Sde Affection OF the Eyes, PIN
Piles the Face Sexual and other lnhImItes IN Nan.
IEr0nl the FJsHchof Dr.. b. DsLaasEI
The important fact that these alarming complaints may
easily be removed MEDICINE IS in this al TACT
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly
ceSsful treatment adopted by the Author, fully
planned by OF which every is enabled %
R1aSay perfectly and at the st possible cost avoiding,
thereby, ali the advertised Dostrunls of the day.
Seut TO address, gratis and post free, 0 sealed en-
velOpe by renting post paid two postage stamps 70 Dr.
b. DELANEY, II Llspe ndard street, New \ ork.
septS-6m.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
the last meeting uf the Directors OF the Edgield and
"A Kentucky Railroad Company the following resolutions
we're adopted:
l. That the Engneeris hereby directed TO make
possible the final location OF the route Of this road from
Edgefed through Goodeuville, Springfield in Robert
county
g That call of eight per cent. be made upon the
stock payable in monthly nstaments OF wO per cent, to
wit0n the I'd day of Se 1tembeT the I'd day OF October
I'd day of November. and 5ae I'd day Of acsnbcr next
Payments to be made at the Office the Gas Light Com
Pany WASHINGTON BARROW,
Secretary and Treasurer
Aug lS, 54-eo&w. orth T. and X. R r. Co.
TOR REM CON portable house on spruce stret,
Il doors beyond Dem umbraue, containing rooms
good Kitchen stable &c $50 small frame hou = N
augi2 ~ WI. "a. BID
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ASSURANCES.
THE UNITED PIREMEN'S
Insurance Company of NASH
vile.
Capital 100000,
Chartered by the States

This Company is now in success -
So ful operation, and is prepared TO -
-SeksezA. take risks on Buildings, Goods, SzSAeA
Ek1gE9 and Wares and Merchandise against.
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also Goods Wares and Merchandise and Cargoes gen.
eray against the SEAs RIVERS and INLAND TRANsFORRA,
rIox upon as favorable terms any Office in the City.
Office No. 25, on College street. opposite the SeWanee
House. 10 EDWARDS, President.
JoHx s. DAsH1ELL Secretary. nyl8-H
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
WILLIE,
CAPITAL 100000.
THE COMPANY being fully organized under It's Char
ter granted by the Legislature Of Tennessee, is
prepared to issue Policies against loss damage by Fire
on Buildings Goods Wares and Merchandise generally.
ALSO.SOn shipments against loss damage BY Seas
Rivers or Inland Transportation, on the most favorab
terms.
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates.
s5 Office No. 81 Public Square, up stairs W. T.
Berry Co.'S Book Store.
DIRECTORS
Samuel Seay, K J. Morris,
L. A. Lanier, J.F. DemoviIie
c. NJ. Nichol, W II. Gordon,
HUI Douglas H. B. Morris,
H. S. French, R. N. Williams,
P. W .Naxey 7. D. Harris,
A j. Duncan.
SAMUEL SEAY, Presideut.
Isaac LIrroN, Secretary. Bws my7-H
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
>,,r,,,,r, , PANYiMGAPITAL Yi-1t; TT $3.50 900.
OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods Of every de-
scripon against fire; Steamboats, and Cargo against FIRE
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other crafts and vessels and other cargoes
the usual terms. JOHN NJ. HILL President.
JOSEPH VAULx Secretary.
DIREcroRs.-4lex Allison, John Hill F B Fogg G N
Fogg James Corey JDo NJ Bass, Joseph Woods, Ssmus
Seay, Matthew Watson, J White, Jacob AsGaVOck-
ianl
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH.

On and after this date the Articles enumerated below,
will be sent through 10 Charleston Savannah, the
prices affixed to each article:
Cotton per bale of 500 lbs less 81 25, and IS cents
for 100 lbs for excess Of over 500 lbs
Tobacco hhds., per 100 lbs, SOC.
Pork in bbls., '' 81 90
Bagging and Rope, " 81 90
H. l. ANDERSON, Supt
iuly4-H Supt Transportation
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NOTICE.-Ihe COparnersDlp hereJUt Ire exist ~ un-
~ deTthe hrm of D0}YNS & CHURCH aud DOBYNS
CO. dissolved No is authorised TO collect debts
OF the concern but Mr.. J. I. ieiTOut.
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rVAIB AND TABLE LAHPS.-A full assort-
uleat Of HALL Table and Side Lamps for burning OIL
and Lard. Just received.
49,. A MORRISON 4. co
NV H. SEIAPARD q co. have removed 70 ~.
w 10 College street They will buy snd sell all kinds
oCrreprrent Bank Notes Gold sud Silver buy and Ssl
Exchange on all the principal oides of The Union, &C. &C.
septl2
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s30O-EIGHT YEARS. CREDIT, WITH.
OET INHERENT

s3OO-EIGHT YEARS CREDIT, WITH
OUT INTEREST.
T HAVE House and Lot on Vine street, just beyond
i Demumbrane, renting for $3.50 per mouth, which ]
will sell for 90 cash. and $40 to be paid the first day Of
every nlenth for years. r. A. BALL0WE,
sept2Z Gent Agent. No II Deaderick ST.
s5s- Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums,
and n Sweet BTeath.-All who are desrous Of obtain
ing those benefits, should use
GERMANS s CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH.
This delicious article combines many meritorous quail
tiles that il las become standard favOts with the
citizens Of New ok, Philadelphia and Baltimore Dent
lists prescribed in their practice most successfully, and
from every source the most aatterng audsOns award
ed it. named and bleeding gums are immediately ben
eftted by use action upon them is mild, soothing
and effective t ceanses the teeth thoroughly that they
made rival pearl in whiteBes and difuse through
the mouth such delightful freshness that the breath is
rendered extremely 1t disnfecs all those impuri
ties which produce decay and, consequence,
when these are relieved the teeth must always
sound.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Druggist sad
Chemist Philadeipha- Sold wholesale and ret all by
W. f. GRAY, Nashville.
And by all Druggists at only 25 twentyhIe cents per
bottle laug9-Sm
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

EhESh ARRIVALS
TUST received per New Orleans, Cincinnati and Pitts
- burg steamers the following articles, which Of
eng low for cash Country Merchants and dealers gene
Tally will do well 70 call and for themselves
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 doz Brooms;
60 do LaguYra do; 900 kegs Pure Lead;
600 bbls prime Molasses;2JO do Mol do;
80 = bbls do do; $50 casks best English Soda;
I5U hhds Sugars, al grades 90 bags Race Ginger;
i.ostCrus he'd and Powdered Sugars, assortment;
Is bags Pepper; 10 chests Teas assorted;
Is do Spice; SO bbls Soda Crackers;
10 terces fresh Rice; 30 do Butter do;
loo boxes RaisiuS Cotton Yarns: assorted;
30 boxes Cod Fish; gruss Wash Boards;
20 90 Herring, Is nests Tubs;
20 hbs Mackere; casks Brandy;
100 kits, assorted numbers; do Signette Brandy;
10 cases fresh Sardines do do;
2j boxes Pickles, assorted; do Madeira Wine;
bbs Brimstoue; do Sherry do;
10 DO Alum 10 do Port do;
$50 bags hne Salt rs bbls S n Wine;
l 0 Demlyohns, ass'd Sizes 30 n bbls NJ Wine;
10 lsais Almonds; rs bbls Holland Gin;
100000 Cigars brands; so do American Brandy;
so boxes prime Cheese; so do Old Bour Whisky;
30 do Quart Flasks; so do Old MonOng dG
$50 DO Pint do; IS do Old Rye do;
so do Fiuted Tunbers assoc do Rectihed do;
200 kegs Nais, assorted; 20 do Old Peach Brandy;
50 boxes hne Tobacco, assoc resms Crown, Medium,
sorted brands, and d. C. Paper,
lC0 y and u boxes Rsisins,
Together with all other articles usually keptin line
Call NICH0L 4 PEACOCK,
aug24 Corner Of Church and Market SITS
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CARDS.

J. A. DERRY. w. B. DEERY. R. E. DERRY
DEERl BROTHERS.
ALIS0NIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No. l9k Public Square, Nashvale, Tennessee
may22-tWly.
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SUNDRIES.

R. STEWART. R l. WEAKLEf
STEWART q WEAKLEY,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee.
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NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMPANY

NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMPANY
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY AND l05 CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
vi in al kinds of Rubber Goods ma de under Charles
Goodyears Patent consisting of Mems WOmens, Misses
and Chldrens Metallic Boots and Shoes Goats, ClOaks
Overal Combs Stay and Dress Bone Dolls Doll Heads
Balls, Toys Whips, Teehing Rings, Syringes, Breast
Pumps, &c, &c.
The above Company would Socts call from their friends
and the public before purchasing.
iy25-6m JOHNSON LETSON Pres
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WINES &C.
DAVIS IL SWAMI, rsr.
4 AUCTION d COMMISSION AER CHANTS,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &cs, DC.
no. 49, EAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE In ST0RE-by recent arrivals, and which they
oer for sale for cash the lowest prices, to wit
s75 hhds Sugar of every grade from very fine to all
qualities below;
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
$40 barrels Plantation Molasses;
$50 half bbls do Molasses;
SO bhls Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
so do Loaf Sugar No. to No g.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Ii
qu0r line to meet the demands of country and city buyers
which they deIerm ned to sell low any house in
Aille Tennessee They have also to arrive, 10000
Sacks fine Salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf to
suit purchasers, al small trihe advanced on cost.
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods in line. would do well to give call before
buying elsewhere.
I'D DAVIS SWAMI,
feb26 No 7S, Public Square
f. A HORNE, SIS WILLIAMS, A.
JOHNSON, HORNE & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
CoE1ziSonan Forwarding Merchants, and storers Of
Cotton aud Tobacco.
~Hsg Of Market and Broad StS, NdshUeUe. Tenn.
july g. 1858.
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FINE WINES, BRANDIEs, sc.
lo1k CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
5A Z" Sherry;
5I Port:
l019 pipes pure COgnac Brandy, old aud Hnei
pipes " Holland Gin;
puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted COrdIals;
Fer sale by [declll E.S. CHRATHAM CO.
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CREAT BARGAIN IN LAM

rF immediate application is made great bargain viii
b given ia the following tracts OF land TiE 800 ac7es
n whites Bend fronting Hydes Ferry Tui npiks aud
Cumberland River ~ miles from Nashville, Z acres
cleared balance well timbered-sOil mostly q od Also
s acres near the NOensvis Pike adjoining Woodson and
W. R. Lucas "a miles from Nashville Also 2I scres Ad-
Joining Lucas Apply TO B. Moore in Whites Bend or
ansll. JOHN L. R. W. BROWN, ChsrrTsi.
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The Know Nothings.

In the history of our country, there never
has been known secret organization OF
men, welding the influence as this know
Nothing" order. 1t is of recent origin.
year or so back, f. 4. c. Judson, alias
Ned Buntln, man who has acquired some
notoriety for writing several "thriling" sto-
ries, and for being chief participator in the
Astor House riot for which he was confined
i'll the Penitentiary several months, besides,
notorious for being much of II bully, and
latterly divOrcing himself from his wife and
marrying jewess; and yet, many other
transactions of vicious character this Jud-
son, was the founder of the "Know Moth
ing order
At the North, they can be counted BY
thousands. Judson, man of considerable
influence, made every effort to extend the
influence of the order, and he succeeded
Like the little cloud no bigger than mans
hand, but which in few minutes, over.
spreads the whole frmamcnt, so has the
"Know Nothing" society increased.
They vow inveterate enmity against for
eigners. The Roman Catholic Church is
their abomina ton, so much so, that in the
fury of their excitement, they have dcsecra-
ted and even demolished several churches.
AT the North, in almost all the Northern ci-
ties, they have elected their own candidates
to office. In Philadelphia, they swept every
thing, and elected Mayor Conrad by large
majority. Then their influence has worked
South, Norfolk. even in Memphis CTenn.)
they have elected their own men to Office
We are told they are strong in number in
Savannah, and we doubt not but they are
pretty dominant in Charleston. Whether
good will result from the practical workings
of their political ethics. we do not know. It
remains to be seen. One principle of the
order is deserving of.laudation, their sympa-
Lhies are in favor of Temperance and Tenn
perance candidates. ...
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Williamsburg District.

From II correspondence which we find in
the Sumter Banner, the candidates for Leg
islature in Williamsburg district, are discus
sing a question propoundcd to them, which
we have not heard mooted in any other Sec
tion, viz "Should tho annual appropriations
made for the benefit of the South Carolina
College be continued!"
Some of the most prominent candidates
are in favor Of Withholding the appropria-
ton. May this not be proper! Some no
doubt will cry foolish foolish! Let them
cry as much us they please, but we do not
consider it a foolish question by any means.
The writer of the communication alluded to,
says, "it is question which perhaps had
better be let alone" We do not think so,
and would like the matter agitated in every
district in the State
Speaking of Williamsburg, we learn that
in anticipation of the N. E. Rail Road, lands
have risen much in value.
There is no other district in the State
which has increased in population in the
same ratio in the same length of time as
this; in the last ten years the population has
been doubled.
Atthe Court House, (Kingstree) lots have
come into demand, and command much
higher prices than they did short time since
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Abuse Of the Pardoninp Power.

There Is no use TO compass the conviction
ola rogue In South Carolina. As soon
as 1t is done, and the State has been put TO
any amount Of expense, on the presentation
Of petition, the Governor pardons him, OF
commutes his sentence ~ a farcical banish-
ment from the State.
We are led 10 these reflections by seeing
q petition handed about In behalf of Thomss
w. Kinman, now under sentence for negro
stealing, 10 be hung on the 28th inst. n.
The Executive should interfere but sell
dom, and then only where the claims TO mer.
cy are unquestionable. Il Is amazing that
80 little is said In this State under 30 great
an abase Of this dispensable element in the
due administration Of justice. In Is years
of observation, we have frequently known
men par,toned who Justly deserved the pun-
ishment annexed 10 their offences by the
LegslatuFe--whoss eonyictions cost the
State thousands Of dollars--thrs making a
mockery of the criminal laws, and their en-
forcement 10 South Carolina. O.
IL seems that son 9 Of the Jury have recon-
mended KiDman 10 mercy, bot what signi-
nes that, without q similar Recommendation
from the Judge who tried himi II both
Judge and jury concur In Recommendation,
The case isthen fairls one for the Governors
consideration, but not otherwisey and TIE
Governor who iatersres, withoat sech re-
commentator, abuses bis power. ,s
but we have no fears ofonr present able
Chief Magistrate acting Ia any other way
than az the purestmUtiscS connected with q
consctentious disckafge oils afdnSes duties
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:CoMING Eve rs CAST THEIR SHAp owa
BEFoRE.'-A little girl, about ten years old
daughter of Mr.. Oberland, a resident of the
Eighth ward, as the clock was striking II
on Saturday noon. exclaimed mournfully TO
her mother, "to-morrow ut this hour | shall
be in Heaven There was something 50 sad
and planitivc in the tone in which she uttered
this, that in spite of the parent not being of
a superstitions nature, it made an impress
sion upon her mind, which she found it i'm
possible to throw off. At dinner she told her
husband of the circumstance, AMI he endevor-
ed to rally the child, but with sweet and
sad smile in which, however, no fear was
manifested at the coming prospect, she re-
peated her conviction of her speedy dissou-
ton. 1t was now the fathers turn to feel
a depression of spirits, which overshadowcd
him the whole day, so much so, that in the
evening meeting officer Young, watchman
OF the ward. he told him of the child prog
nos,icaticn. UP 10 this time, the little girl
had enjoyed exceedingly good health, but
during the night the parents were aroused
BY her complaining bitterly of pains in her
back and head. As early as possible physi-
clan was called in. who pronounced her in
high state of bilious fever Notwithstand-
ing all that human aid coull effect she en-
pired at noon. Her fatal prophecy was full
filed Cincinnati EnQirer.
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WAXING UP A CoNGREG ATIoN.-On last
Sabbath morning, while the newly installed
pastor of the Juno street NJ. E. Church,
Grew. ]. r. WaSeley,) was preaching very
eloquent sermon On our "National Privilege
es," he observed some of the elder portion
ofhis congregation mapping" and addressed
them in tones of thunder in the following
manner: ..
"You may wake up when the grave of
American liberty is dug and her funeral ora-
tion has been pronounced You may wake
up when the geuinus of Columbia has taken
her flight to some other land ! You may
wake up when the sun Of freedom has gone
down and darkness covers our once bright
and beautiful country! Be careful, or YOU
will wake mp when il is too late! too late
The die is cast-the nation is dead--every
star in the galaxy of liberty is extnguishcd
and the stars and stripes that we have
looked at with wonder, delight and Joy, no
longer..wave, but lie torn and rent in pieces.
Such is the fate of this nation unless the
people wake up to the protection of their
rights The child is listening to my voice
to-day, who unless there is II waking up,
will live to see America wrapped in her wind
ing sheet, and tyrants holding Il jubilee
overa falling republic"