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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
MORGANT0wM:
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1876,
Words Of Wisdom and WARNING.

~ Against the insdious wcs of Foreign nflucncc-
couro you To believe mo, Fchow.citizcns the iesous
at Free People ougl to bO constantly awakct l. one
OF ne most 6anetu foes of Republican Governments
~ Ii is tnnc thst should become n little more
Nmnrc0izcd, AMI instead Of feeding the Paupers and
laborcra OF England, feed own; or else IN a short
OGtscves-LACkSON = -. = -
s-8'l hope we may fud means in future of
thtchting ourselves FROM Foreign influence. Political
Commercal or In whatever form may be attempted
Wish there were of Fire between this and the
old wOrl.--JEFFERSON .. ..'... - 49,
81 nover the Liberties of this country are DESTROYED
.'wt be through the muchiuaons of Romish Priests
LNFAYETTE.
~ Foreign Influence Ia n Grecian horse to the Re-
puhAc-wc cannot be too careful TO exclude entrance
MADISON .
~ There Is nm imperative necessity for reforming
the Naturalization Laws of tho T. Stacs--WEBsTER
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
Tcnnessec EIeclion

LOUISVILLE, August 6.-Returns from 3S
counties III Tennessee show ret gain for
Gentry. for Governor, of 52s. The Demo-
Gratis claim the election of Johnson.
Rivers, American. for Congress in the 10th
district, has 700 majority.
Zollicoller, American, in the Hermitage
District is elected by an overwhelming ma
ioriN.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
Mr.. Wise and the Frecsoilors.

pATs wlS0 anu INC 1TeCSoliViSs
The Richmond Examiner of July "a,
says, distinctly and cmphatically:
"Mr. WISE, the distinguished lead
CIR of the Virginia Democracy, imme-
diately after his election to the govern
orship of our venerable and respectable
Commonwealth, as if to signalize that
renowned event, dashed of a letter to
tho Van Buren, Democracy of the En-
pirc State, rendering them the FRA
TERNAL HUG, and esp0ustng Mcr
cause witA Head and heart and all his
might"
gs2a-, Now is the Examiner authori-
ty in this matter? Who doubts it p
1t supported Wise for Governor, and
its "Dcmocracy'' is genuine, accord
ing to the late approved standard. 1t is
one of the mostreliablc papers the anti
Americans have got in the State. 1t
don't lie about every little petty trans
action that comes to pass. 1t stands
foremost in the rank for independence
and truthfulncss. Well, then, if it is
good authority, did it use the language
we ascribe to it above? We say it did.
The 'Morgantown Telegraph, gets the
Examiner in exchange, doubtless, but
the 'Morgantown Telegraph dare not
deny that the Examiner said all that
we quote from it. There are subscrib
crs to the Examiner in town, but not
one of them will DARE to deny that in
that paper, Of July "a, Wise is charc-
ed with rendering to the Frcesoilers of
New York, the .ti'aternal hu1-(isn't
that aifectionate? )--and espousing their
cause with head and heart and all his
might! No, they know it is true, to
the letter, editors and subscribers-if
they don we do, and we have the doc
umcnt to show to any who may be
crodplous. Surely, now, tho Morgan
town Telegraph chipping under the
wing Of the Richmond Enquirer, will
not interposc its imbccilo ipsi DIRT to
the plain and emphatic declaration of
the " Ecaminer." Nonsenscl ridicu-
lOus in the cXtrcmc! 3.-
1t was, no doubt, in view of the oppo
sition of such concerns as the "Telc-
graph" (for it is decidedly "poodle"
in its mein and management that the
Examiner, abiding to Wisc's summer
set and the position in which it places
the Wise party, says: a~
off we too do not turn a quick sum-
merset along with The Party, and fra
ternize with the Van Buren, Domocra-
cy Of 1913, and Marcy and Prince John
and the spoils, with 'head and heart
and all our might and main, we shall
have the entire troupe of party editors
at our heels, barking with all the rack
ct and ferocity of a whole village of
Poodles, when they spy strange mas
tilt, trotting leisurely, with sidclong gait
and spiral tail, through the settlement.
B65% And sure enough, Mr.. -Eaumt-
"er, the poodles are ON your track,
and you'll have to either turn that
summcrsct or box their cars ! Per-
haps the latter would be sufficiently
dignified for the poodle that is making
its kennel hideous in this quarter.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

NO. Prof. Stoy has been on visit
to our excellent Band the past week,
giving them some new and choice music
and perfecting his course of lessons -
The serenado on Wednesday evening,
by the Band in their new Carriage, was
quito exhilrating.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

Congressional Nomination.--At ST..
Paul's, Minnesots, the Free sellers have
nominated w. X. Marshamm and the
Democrats II, M. Rice, for Congress.
a colored preacher, named S. Dut.
ton, aged 70, committed Suicide at Pat.
torson, N. j., by cutting his throat
with razor, OH Thursday last.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

Sport at Cape May.--Visitors are ar.
irving at Cape May, at the rate Of five
hundred day. 1t is noticed that there
are many more from Baltimore than IL
sual. There is q great crowd on the
beach every morning, and sometimes as
many as four thousand in tho water at
once more than halfof them are ladies'
many of whom can swim.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

Army Appointmeat.--Prcs rierce
has appointed John a Thompson OF
Moundsville Va, and a nephew Of Capt.
Walker, the celebrated Texan Ranger,
TO BIO second lieutenant in one of tho
new cavalry regiments.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

peAs Mr.. VIM. Samsel showed us a
Cucumber, the other day, grown in his
garden, which measured 101 inches in
lcngth, and was beautifully proportion
cd for the pickle cask. Whoca bcatit?
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
North Carolina Election.

Five Democratic and two American Con-
gressmen elected lone district to be heard
from.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11

NOTES.-The counties marked thus
arc not Official bot thought to be cortee,
The total vote polled in the State To-,
Governor is i56,i9l. '' '''
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
ours, Very truly,
X. RAYNER.

Ia IVA ~ GII6.
Mr. Ellis also wrote to Mr.. Barring
er on the subject. Mr.. Barringcr re-
Piled, from Saratoga, under date Of
July 23d. AS to the precise form of
the remark made to him by the Popc's
NuncIo, he says in this letter:
you arc mistaken as to the MIR.
port OF the remarks made to inc bv thc
representative of the Pope at Madrid
1t was not that he knew beforehand
that Mr.. Campbell would be appointed
and as a member Of the Catholic Church
or that he knew anything about it be.
fore the appointmontwas actually made,
What ] said, ard what I REPEAT ;s
that BEFORE [ HAD ANY CER'
TAIN NEWS of the FORMATION
of TIE CABINET, and while it's con.
stitution was still in doubt, and tho sub.
.jcct Of conjecture in the public mind ot
MADRID, He Popc's Nuncio) TOLD
Me that Mr.. Campbell was appointed
and that lie was A CATHOhiG, which
was the FIRST INFORMATION /
had of EITHER FACTw
nsD~ There, now, is the evidence, as
plain as language can make it, Of TIC
damnablc FACT that the Post Office in
chief Of the United States has been
SOLD to the Roman Catholics by Mr.,
Franklin Pierce Of New Hampshire.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-11
xoursv111r RIOTS.

Read the accounts of the disgraceful
Riots and bloodshcd, the MURDER of
Americans by Foreigners at Louisville.
What think you of Americans being
shot down in the streets by the dutch
and irish, excited to such deeds by the
incendiary and inaammatory appeals
of the anti-Amcrican politicians and
press. Read the following letter from
our correspondent, on the ground:
Correspondence of the American Union"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18
sTRAYEn Or STOLEN

TNR0M the subscriber residing three miles south of Mt
Il Pleasant, Maury county, Tennessee the night of
the 9Th December last brignt bay horse three years
old fifteen hands high shOd all rouGd short name and
tail rather Short the Ouy he had little white
above the hOOf Of the right hind foot and small enar ge
the SPAWN joint of the left hind leg He bad
when he LETT Spanish saddle the had been broken
and mended; the born good order when he left.
Any person giving Information OF said horse to the Post
Master Mt Pleasant Tennessee, shall be beIsly
warded. NJ. J. NJ. D0BB1S,
Three miles south OF Mt Plessant-l 9Th district,
ianll-w4t
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ensouTnEIN
Conn Fn crciaa Co2leg ege,


RIPIRG- -[NSPETUTE. +
TEHE first term ofthis College will COM
Il mence on MONDAY, Feb. Is, in the 1>5ss>Szzsr,-s
arge and spacious Cooper's block, Es-s a-as
yn Cherry street, i've doors above Deaderick.
The course Of nsTuctioD in this Institution viii embrace
Book Keeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
nd Pennanship. = ~. siot Fl
No pupl Will receive cploma m til he Is borxlu Oh jv
lualiied to discharge the duties of tie accountant
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
rms adopted By the best regulated houses the country
4mong Others one which dsenSes with the use OF the Jour
1a greatly lsssenng the amount 0 labor and liability to
err aud another which renders the OF the Cash book
and Journal superhuOus aud enables the boOkeeper 10
post his personal accounts daily, and his merchandise aud
sash as Gftea rs may suit his SaEeniepee. -
This latter form particularly designed for tie use
Ji retail establishments. i.. \
They will be taught simple process by which the mer-
shAnt may at all times ascertain the amount of his loss or
gain together with the quantity OF goods on hand without
FesoFng The tedious process OF taxing inventory
This institution will be permanent aud has been estab-
Eshed 70 meet the already important and growing con-
ercis interests Of e city of Nashville and State Of Ten
nessee and it is designed to place upou basis Inferior
The Importance 70 every business man, of ku9yedgs
1f accounts, must be sufficiently e5yiOus 10 al refecta
minds. .. ...-,L a.a.-
To the man OF wealth it important TO enable him 10
manage his aaTs scientifically and without pecunia-y loss
and the Lawyer oen called npen in the diseha-ge os
hls professional duties to unrayel the most intoate
Counts butto vnnng man who depends upeH bis owa
resources for iiyelhOed il IS Invaluable. gives hna
position which nothing else can. -
lie koids The post confidential ciek IN his employers
service. ~
IN connection with this establishment is department for
!he beReit of those who wish take lessons ia writing en-
y, where elegant hand writing will be impaired to all
who place themselves under the OF the preceptor
PUPILS entering this institution nc. limited 70 any
number OF lessons b6t for specified price may coutnus
any branch they pursue until shay perfected retaining
The privilege Of reviewing their lessons any subsequent
period, free OF charge. .
tehl1-1V
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18
pEUc-HEstN EttITS
before tae CigIa and .ia,tcr 81; E;@:,zt:c -
AicDd"y al l'ecoiHarr- =. -. 1854.
Clifton A. u-ig-0v


Wesley O-'rsarS distributes !
a appearing 10 ,.s s,-,l.alaH o., tie Clerk j. Master
that ''u NJ o. es"y. James csasbg clu!rra tii,ba
Richard, Polly ,Ns,th and Et'E -r, and Siarzre It<
lev are csisnaApts o. Le b as! iH SINS c4ss and i,
tusy are hon residents O.. th" tcte oi lran-->.- M II,
consequence thereof beyond the eaC1 OF he ordinary pru
oi tnis court 81 IS therefore ordered bv the C,ek
MasSeT aud 81 entered "p"u lte I es that v bcau be
made IN ihs Na-Eriie 'anu i AaerCan i. news rauer
p.blshsa 30 uf CIV n NIsU.e, Tor three weeks ~ sug
CsSSou c1G,H laGIpE te sai uateHdauss appear at
plead aus eg OF u-uT o complainant, bill a. tie next
:sasa oi said Court be urji a. us Court house IN
the town 81 Lafayette on e 80 Monday February next
sad 5 w take pTo-scuiss>o as 70 them apd sci
OF hearing eIpsrte, JOHN CLAIBORNE CSN
Dec. Is 455E-Stw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18
FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT
D. =. WELLER,S,

No. b, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
7 HAVE juss received and oher for sale all kinds Of
4 Implements and Tools for farming purposes such
Steel Ploxs, HsrrOws Corn Shelters. Crshers Large
Boilers Spades Matocks Shovels, Picks, MauuTe Forks
and Hay do. In word, have tool in the garden
ing and farming business all Of which will be sold 90
liberal terms.
ALso-I am in receipt OF a large lot OF Garden and
Flower Seeds of the superior quality, from b. Ian
dreh of Philadephis. warrant them TO give satsfse-
ton. Come and try them. jsu1l-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18
NASHVILLE AND CiAREAs.
WILLIE PACkET.

THE popular and truly neat leht draughJ rrsz.
\ Passenger aud Freight Steamer Aida " l=itstLes
J. HA"NoN Master, having been purchased S=7s-rs4aSa
ciosiFsiT tor the aboye trade. viii : soon the
wafer permits commence her regular trips as abave and
L" AL utsunedas landings and respectfully sociiS The
p'6Hs patronage. Intending make mouhlv arrange.
meat al Ciirks7iie for Warage all Feigbts VIII be con
Vegea without extra charge TOR same.
iiue Hotee viii be given of the DAYS Of departure
dsciI-GnO " Il N IlsRRzgoy Ar
U. S. Mail Packet office, Nc. 49, ,rout ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18
Premium Boot and Shoe Manufactory

JAMES W. HAMILTON. EBxN FULLxs
HAMILTON 81 FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT SHOE EMANUFACT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Te IN
NE would inform Oor friends and the public that we
w are still at our old stand Market street. where
we have on hand. and manufacturing much better
assortment of work than have before offered the
public, consisting part of the following kinds:
Mems superfue French Calf Boots and Caters
Men and Bows fine Cali Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties;
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf aud hip Boots,
Mems, and Bows Kip and Thick Boots, double and SIM
gle soles:
Mems Boys and Youths Kip Shoes, double and sin.
glesOles;
Double Sole Negro Brogans;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light
Youths and Chiidren's coarsesnd hne Shoes;
Ladies and Misses Calf Boots ss~sd and pegged,
- Kid
a :. French Mo.
French Morocco Boots,
Sewed and pegged.
We are making our own work from select stock and in
good Styles and warrant every part Of the Workmanship
Prices Go1r and nnitOFD.
.4s- Work made to order Also, repairing promptly
.as- Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
janll-ly HAMILTON FULLER.
RECTIFIED WHISKEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbis "N5ciar Whisksv-fdr sale by
Il janis +. s. CHEATHAA x co.
FINE WHiSKE1.
TWO HUNDRED bbls Robertson County OLD Double
L Distilled Corn Whskey, very Superior quality.
For sale by ljanl6l E. 5. CaEATHAM 4 co.
RYE MHiSKEG
TTNWENTY bbIs pvye Oh MonongahcIa Rye whiskey--
l. superior article. For sale by
isnIe E,S. CHEATHAM co.
ALE.
F!NHiRTY bbs 5e5t Cincinnati Ale fresh Just received
i and Cor sale by Tjanl6i E. ). CHEATHAm 4 co.
CHEESE.
nNE HUNDRED boxes Ss-ecE ". r. Cheese. Just re-
! eeived and for sale by
ianl6 f. :. CHEATHAM 4 co.
STARCH
INWENTY boxes best Cincinnati Starch. Just received
i and for sale by Ljanl6l E. :. CHEATIlAM Il co.
BRUONs.
vsNHIRTY dozen Corn Brooms. Just received and for
L sale by janlel +. s. CHEATRAM Il co.
STAR CANDLES
J Candles just received and for sale BY
jamie h. ). CHEATHAM co.
OYSTERS.
EORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters ia Guns Just
Il received aud for sale by
janl6 F. $ CHEATHAM & co
MATCHES.
JIFTY gross Matches in round shar: boxes Just re-
i ceived and for sale BY
janis ES CilEATHAM CO
TEAS FRESH
TINHIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
L half chests EXTRA fine Black Teas:
do do Green do
Just received and for sale by
janl6 f. s. CHEATHAM co.
FLOUR.
THREE HUNDRED bbls :. +. Flour, Faxss Just re-
L eeived and for sale by
ianIs IS. CHEATHAa d co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18
ATTENTION.
AMATEUKs IN HULBOUs ROOTS,

AMATEURS IN BULBOUS ROOTS.
b. S. WELLER
No. 80, market Street. NEsHuiitp, Tennessee,
HAS just received lot of Imported Bubous -, - -
IL Roots superior 10 anything Of the kind ever i|,
offered consisting of Double aud Single II W.
cynths Narcissas, TULIPS Johnquilles Iris, Gro
Gus, Early Duc Ven Throll's, etc.; from Van Der A
School & Sons. Florists and NGrserymen, at Hillegom
Haariem in Holland. As il is now the proper tme
for planting am in hopes person VIII let this Opp0rtu-
nifty pass without calling 3 ). WELLER aad making
their selections.
As soon as the waters up, shah have large loI of
Garden and Flower seeds Of the most superior kind from
D. aDdretb, of PhiladephA, who is extensively known
by Gardeners and Florists throughout the Union by
WbOlesaleand retail. @
ALso-All kinds of Implements and Tools for Farming
itornests such Steel Pi0ws HarroTs, Corn Shelters
tnh Crushers Large Boilers for stock Spades Mattecks
CeyOels, Picks. Manure Forks and Hay do; In a word
intend keepug every tool n tbe Farming and Gardening
line, and am in hopes generous and liberal community
will patFonize such house. decS-dkw2m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-18
TO THE PUBLIC.
WE now receiving the largest and best selected
w stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

TO THE PUBLIC.
NE are now receiving the largest and best selected
w stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
offered in this market We offering extra INDUCE
ments 10 all pulctua buyers knowing that many
persons will be induced IL purchase their goods for cash.
when they gain advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables TO offer buyers great advantages the
OF low prices and good styles.
,Fy Country Merchants will find stock of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and Desnes Merpos Rib
b0ns and many other desirable goods suited TO their trade
al very low prices
Rich Plaid Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
asrinos; ,RSa IsSs n%slin n0r!a'0s;
=" Delanes; Satin Lanes;
French 4 English MerinOs; Union Damasks with
Black Bombazines; Tassels, Gimps Coynce;
' Alapaccas; Bonnet Ribbons;
:" Merino DeLaDsS; Baek c0ored Velvet
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves; Super French Cloths;
81 Collars; q" " Cassimeres;
Muslin Fancy Vestings;
Muslin Habit Sleeves; lambs Wool Shirts;
Emb'd cold linen Cam Hk fsMerinO
White d cold Six Tules; Gloves and Hdk'fs;
Jackonet l. Swiss Fiouncings; Cravafs and Scarfs;
White Goods, all kinds Brown Canton FlanneIs;
Ssttinetts, all qualities; Black -
Jeans Ticking all qualities;
Tweeis Prints
Flaunels Gingbams
Plaid l.nSeVs Irish Linen.
Blchd Sbeetings, all qualities; Table Linens, "
!" DOmestics 90 Twilling.
Brown nOBestics 1" Super Bed Blankets;
800 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such usually kept in
"b-s class" Dry Goods houses. We invite buyers
anime stock and Judge for themselves of the induce
ments offer. W. A. h j. G. McLELLAND.
sePt6 metropolitan Store, Nos 81 and 50 College St
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YALUARLE FARM FOR SALE.

FiNE subscriber offers for sale his residence living in
McNary County, Tennessee, four miles of Purdy,
and twelve miles west of Savannah, Immediately on the
Stageroad, containing $50 Of Iand75 90
good fence and fine state OF cultivation IFS
Of rich bottom land There is good TOomy framed dwell
ling, framed barn aud stable, servant houses, two
failing well and spring water good young orchard and in
healthy neghbOThOOd the State affords. Ia shoIi
this place offers every thing that heart cond desire in
home Terms 10 suit the purchaser aud possession given
Immediately ifdesired
octlI-3mw. JOHN G.. COMBS
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oFF1cE-OORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS


THR WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
10 subscribers at tle following rates. Single copies one
year. ia ADVANCE g to within the year. Sc OO at the
end Of the wear, 81 90.
CUBs Of Eve oce, and upwards 50 90 per copy,
for year Clubs Of subscribers viii be received for
six months at The foregoing rates ~
The TRlWEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday at S. 90 per annun in sdvsnce if not
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The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
~ THE MONEY IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
Eemsnces Of subscriptions may be mads by mail at our
Tisk
No paper viii be sent Of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash. .-. ..sts -
- We wish it distinctly understood that paper will
he discontinued ua all arreaages paid, except at The
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