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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-22
DAVIS SWAMI,
W ESALE GRVC ERS,
AUCTION * COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

~. DAVIS g. SWAMI,
who'll ALE GROC ERS,
AUCTION d COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
IAVE now store, unusually large and select sfoe
i of Groceries, Liquors ines, c., all OF this season
mporat0rs by the walls from New Orleans
cincinnati and Ptsburg, among which are
ass hhds New Crop sugar, Of all grades, from
dunn TO very fine;
IL hhds " bite Chry stalized Sugar;
500 barrels and u barrels; MoSsses; l--
$50 bags New Crop Rio Coffee.
so bags Old Cove nlent Java Coffee;
100 hbs Loaf sugar, all qualIes f
SO bbs best Crushed Sugar, No l
90 bbS Crushed Sugar, second quality;
rs boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas;
-. 20 tierees Carolina Rice, fresh:
p bols No MaekeIel; 5eeroons Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish; 500 bXs assorted Glassware
LOO boxes Scotch Herrngs 500 kegs Wheeling Nails 81
800 boxes w. H. Cheese; sizes;
100 boxes Fox Pearl starch 100 GOO Havana Cigars;
so bags Pepper; 1t0 boxes Melee do;
% bags Spec --- e.. II . boxes Va and kv t.
ueroe' Dutch Nader; bacco, various qualities
100 boxes Star Candles
The above stock will be added during the season b.
weekly arrivals from New Orleans, Cincinnati and Ptts
burg BY which intend making stock always larg
and well assorted and invite the entiOn OF
merchants visiting Nashville to give goods and prices
careful examination, house in the South West vii
hold out greater inducements than intend to do.
. oil E. $50. DAVIS SWAMI. -
p S.-We will have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout The season. - ID. d 5.
ianl6-u
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PUMPS! GARDEN AND FIRE ENGINES!
TBST received from the manufactures of Downs Co
q and Cowiug Co, large supply of
PUMPS OF ALT DESCRIPTIONS
REVOLVING SPOUT CISTERN PUMPS of all Sizes
Deep Well Pumps;
Force Pumps, with without Air Chambers;
Brass Cylinder Pumps;
Chain Pumps, with extra Reels and Spouts
Zine Tubng-ysrious sizes;
Garden and Fire Engines for the protection of private
dwellings.
All the above articles we will sell for small advance
upon New York prices
Dh2S SNOW, MACKENZIE & CO.
" just received large supply of
CANARY BIRD CAGES-very elegant;
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NATE ARE ALSO IN RECEIPT Of a large IN
w voice Of Fhnngls, Bleached and Brown Musns of
every description bought astonishing lew figures which
will sell very cheap to make room for our Spring Stock
iau2S,-tt K. C. McNAIRY 4 co
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- ALSO, IN MAGAZINE. ..sr# ga.
7SA KEGS Hazards Kentucky Rifle Powder
(CU o75 u kegs do do do;
Us kegs Duponts do do; -.
$50 do Deer Rifle do do;
1000 do Blasting Powder, in kegs and barrels
$4,000 feet best quality Safety Fuse
10000 do single and double Tape Fuse;
Which We will sell TO the trade us usual
S. II. LOOMS & CO..
mar22H Agents for the Manufacturers
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-IVO bbls Lafayette
l. Mills Flour, direct from the Mills.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-22

H. SHEFFIELD, II. D,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. A. Bolies, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. G. b. Perry, 80"
Prof C, D. Williams
Prof J. II. Pue. Cincinnati Ohio.
Prof L. C. Witherill, A"
DR. J. D. Armstrong, Louisville ky
Rev. Charles Tones, Nashville, Tenn
Mr.. J. B. Craighead, 4"
oFFICE-NO $50 Cherry Street. Up Stairs-5 doors
south of the Post Office.
Nashville March %, lS55-6m
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NASHVILLE, DEC 26, 1854.
THE copartnershp heretofore existing between the SUBJ
l. scribers under the style Of DUNCAN, MORGAN
Co. this day d solved BY mutual consent Messrs A.
J. DUxCAS Co become possessed of all the debts and ef
tects the concern and viii attend the settlement of all
the affairs A. J. DUNCAN,
IRBY MORGAN,
GEORGE SEARIGHT,
FRANCIS FURMAN.
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The boat leaves the wharf at the terminus of 10Th
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PROCLAMATION.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.--The best mate
u rial and the best work only allowed in the SHIRTS
made and sold by WIN. H. FAULKNER, the only
practical Shirt Maker in the city Of Washington. Try
them, and save money, in addition TO trouble time
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Against the insidious wiles Of foreign influence

" .Aganst the insidious wiles of foreign influence
coni1re YOU TO believe me, felow-citizens jea-
oasy Of free people ought to be constantly awake;
sine history aud experience prove, that foreign in
uence is one of the most baneful foes of republican
government - Wdshington. afE .
nI hope we may find some means, in future, OF
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, pohtica
oommercial or in whatever form II may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining IN the
wish Of Silas Dean that there we're an ocean OF nre
between this and the old world. '"-JefersoH.
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RRIGGs, HALL " CO., Engineers and
hb General Maohinists, corner of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington, District Of Co
lumbia nov IA. .-1Y
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sAILING OF THE OCEAN sTEAMERs.
MORE ABOUT LOCKS.
H0NES,S Hatafiag permufation

u8NEsh hotatiHE Fermutatton Plate
- Look, now commonly called the WORLDS
FAIR LOCK, without key or key-hole, is the Lock
that secured the outer doors Of the Herring Safe that
contained $1,000 at the Worlds Fair London, 1851
being necessary 10 unlock this before other locks
in the safe could be unlocked All parties interested
are referred TO the following notice
THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK,
NOTICE.
have this day sold 10 Messrs STEARNS& MAR
WIN, manufacturers Of WfI.DER'S Patent Salaman-
der SAFES, New York the patent right Of my
ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE LOCK,
Commonly called
"J0NES'S ANTI-GUNP0WDER LOCK-" or THE
WORLDS FAIR LOCK"
The latter title acquired in consequence of this
Lock being placed in Safe at the Worlds Fair with
81 900 in the Safe, TO be the reward Of any person
who could open the door.
The gold remained therein for period Of forty.iye
days, whilst the vsiters got tired OF turning the d
ais, with such poor prospect Of success the number
Exchanges being A,s0oo0O
Bankers Jewellers, and Merchants who desire 10
have these Locks upon their DOORS can have them by
applying 10 Stearns a Marvin, No l46 Water street
who have the exclusive right 10 manufacture said
Locks in the United States.
HENRY @. JONES.
Newark, N. j., January 20, 1858.
sTEARYs 4 MARVIN,
Successors 10 RTcH A CO.,
IA and 146 Water st., n. T.,
THE ONLY MAKERS OF FSALAMANDER SAFES,
combining WnDERs and RICH PATENTS.
s. II. HOWELL Agent
mar 22-lm Georgetown, ID. O.
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N which viii sell at importers prices at
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UNE QUESTION iNSULUBlE,

Un onvrage du rlas han, in,e,s,, 81,
doablc point dc vur de Ia med. cue q
d' Ia phy''ol"g'", y,r"t de parnftre son.
i" tire - lie Ia pe,ns de na"n par deco
puafion." fnfuno.se ttedH d.. frn tc doc.
'e"r M"li, traipil dn hoilandais p.r IL
doeienr Van Dye, medcclu Tnouroa,
ay.c commentaries.
l.'antc"r nsens'sage pa. en- elle.msmc
Ia question de la rcIne de mort. mai.
son cxic iiou.
On lit dnns i'exposf des motif. d,.
code penal (i'asi., 1910, o. ID :"i..a..
semble" cons'ilnan.c II red 1T la peinr
de mort Ia simple privation Dc i, vie .
la secnon dc In itle par I.Epte, a
ha h.. on 10 g.Iloiue r.s-nui. .eIe H. pro-
blear de Ia NOR. Ia plus promp,e el
In mnins donionrrnse Z
lie doctenr MoiI rcline assez 4 pen
ser asec le docten Sie, que tnule la vi
tali'e Sc pore, IN instant a,ant Ia dicol.
lai.on, dans IL cersea", de sorie Que In
ie'r conserve "a vilalitd propre jnsqo'an
tcfi enlargement gni pent dnr.r un quart
dhenre. On n va des letes de- suppIicies
cxpri,nrr ion. lt'e rcntitnnis d'epouyant !,
de donleni, d. honir n.eme et de dssen
poir qn', xprimc Ia face ,iyante. Lertx
pe,i.nces faites sur lss anrnnnx on, pro.
dnt d's eti' Il plus rrolonge- en ce zen.
que lenrs traits noii'eni peini pour non.
/, xrfcs.in' DE- Ia race humaine.
|, concla', d.ns l'incrriiiude DE- Ia
.s'icnce, ce que lie iegi.la,rnr eff,c.
de- code. IN l.ine NOT qni. en plein
To- ,lecle. J figure encore con.me une
tacle 'ouge.
NJ. Van Dye est partisan de l.s bali-
lion de Ia peine de mort; mai. conirai-
d NJ Dnrptiianx, il pense qa.
+ hnna.nte o,doane, ii eelte grande RI.
inrme n'est pas p,s.ibIe de notfe ismps,
l'ar,iser al itolns snprrimer i,,raus
Ia Ia'p'oba''ll'te De. .orinfes qni, poar .ui
We le i,r's1,ier sapplire. ont pea, elre
aassi etf,oyables que si clles lie preca.
talent.
Nj. Van Dye cite 'ontes les aa,oritf.
p ur OH co,lie foplnion du doci.nr Sn..,
Il .es ieaexions snr des experience.
aombieures que nona ne dscr,suns pas,
.ar pla-isars .onl flutes pour glacer II
nsgna!ion d'harFasF. Ell cette lecture
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de h"tonc' IT, pai'i qni Sc fondan ~,
d" s"mb Iabirs bases. II est drvcnu anti.
know "ohing sans cess d'a,re wh;g. IT
il -'est uni aux damoc, atrs qui, an mi
lieu de Ia COZ fusion II dn dt.o,drp re-
liant de- l., e rsnalnn dn nouyeau pnril
ii,nnrn, d'uue main Etmc ct dtvoner
lr dr"pta" de- /, !ibertt rel gicu,c CT de-
droi,s du Sad
Ne pouvant le vaincre dams Ia dis
cas>lon, scs aivtr-al,es ess.irm de h,
I"rdfe ""x yr"x d. crux sur q"i il 'xrr.
cr Ie pIn. d empire. Is mrttrn, cn p,a-
'iqre Ie NO. de D gle "Calomni. z.
calomnl. z, Il tn re.lr ionIors aIrlYur
! hoe Maihcurcnsc tncnt pou, eux, Nj.
Bu.h a la ra,olr rrtcnti.-antc ellie cou-
,i,a bicn,6l les clameurs dc In ca.
.onuic.
(CoMrY,e, de Ia Louisiane)
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UlSCOURS DU GENER Al.
QUlTMAN.

In immense concour. de nos ri'oyeu!
setai' t,ndn hitr an ,oir 4 Ia sale DE-,
Old Follow pour cnlcndrc Ia .oix elo
i't"le d" general QLilm.n, sur Ic.
questions viiaie. qni absorbent HclueIie,
III ~ t"nt's L.. populations du Sud l.'o
." eur so"ilrail b"anro"p dun hume
cse-i peiue ii srs re,n.fqnc> pouvaient
arri,r jn.qn'a l'nudito'c. o., nous avait
promis de nous iapp"rtcr en- enter IT,
ii.co"rs pronounce par NJ. Qni'man; uais
Is p,r.oene a." .'eiait ainsi engage, u
eonapIate me,t nfg!gt de 'c,npIir sa
. otnrs".
l." ga, era Qni,man n di, que la pln-
anpo,ianic question. cn ce moment, cA
reIlr relative d l'ssc'avgc; que de- ce't'
question dtprn -nrtou,, Ia p,o.resiie
d. SD a,'s.i, a.t-iI. danr IN nagnif ne
'no"semeai "rat.'itt, deMonite que c'e-
fai' "nr yntstion q"i e'aii Ie hui DE-
tanirs les ;itaqncs d.s gus du Nord,
4 ,nr teponS>er ces conrtan'es aitaqne.,
- gtnfial Qmtn., ~ volt 9n'un .roI
10, en !: n,ile d arliol l.'oratenr u di'
ne Sn ma ri. II 4 eraindte de- et,an
gc,. scs .enls ennemis. il les trouve
a ~ ie- {, f,e.>.oiler- ct les aboitioni.te-.
La qn sion de l',srlavage ct III srult
don't t. SID doiye s'occupcr en- ce mo-
,nent.
i.'orafeur ajonte que le part Know
No hng e-t l"in ro,nor deto"ne'
les dangers q,i nous en- ironnrni. - II II
de- o &C to,i cr qn'il y u d'"dir"x da"s
Ia prescription de c,ioyrns ronr It"rs
c,c, ance. ,eligita e- on lenr quite DE-
ciioyens natu,a'i,e., - Nous ne faison>
que donncr M apr,cn dn disc urs dc
NJ. Qai,man.
II nous fant IN re moment dc crise
lGS NOMINEES uIs que vi. Qaittnail, q"'.
'ans en- aprr'e' anx me'aphotes, aux fl.
ynrrA de iliploriq,n. yois exro.eni t,an-
.hern.nt et ne.,ement Ia po,ition dn
,ays. /
II e.i plus one 4 nps dne le Sud torte
r. l'apaih,c Cd il q, ploaga It recon
80 $s 4
,ai..r enfin i, yerila. Qn'il mc'tr DE- o.
{ dcs prej,gt. 'ilIcnie.. quill recon
ai-se que IL popnaalion eiiangare e.,
anconp ,noins da, geren.e -FOUR lai
ne ces Ame.i, aims ne- da,,- Ia Nonvellc
Inglelrrre et daus le Nod, &C.. na'i
aims, di.on-- or. dull le seal de-il est !.
'aneantir Ic SID. lM.) +
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hnlF 8trr r.'strv6e aux homm,s de In
"r'e"cr pr"fessonnclIe. II terminr tga,
hm' Mt par l'aven d" | impo--ihilits' d'nr-
Flvr' dies donnees certaines on memes
p obabl 8.
'."S movements Qui snivent In mort
N apparrncc ahsoInr, In coniinra ion
d" Iro d"s resorts apte. Ia section de Ia
etc, tit"enf.ils. 81 no,s ponv"ns
non rxprltn"r ain.i, In suyv,vnnce ds Ia
r.e, sr no' r@f"gie engir dans H. Ger.
'e'te. @" faction gavanique p"rc"cut
phy.iqur
!lev""t ces redontahes questions, In
ra'so" humane ne peut que protester ct
.emir.
(P'ogres.)
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h'e" que |" 'ac''tirc de leu,s rr,ncipe
les pl"s chers ct Ic- p'us acra- ddr er,
'r pix de cct'e acquisition. l. ,e ION
bo'"es a tracer onc Iigne dc ddmarca-
''on rntre ceux Qni. dams de, vlrs n.ss
"i'0:trse ""s>i me~quincs. sc sont dt'ta
lies dc organization na'ionaIr. Ct cux
memrs, e"x pour VuI cttte organization
c'i 81 here, ct a |avuclle ils attach, NJ
""'ant dc pr'x qua Ia prune!le de lru:,
yeoX
Nous n" Ponvons laire "nusc Commun"
'v"c ce"x. pneIpne considerable que soft
'""r nomhr", Q"i "ni r"nI6 Ie gouv,rnc.
n"nt ft ohIlcau tt al senIc veriiablc
bare, Il Pr"e-'antsme ei reternelle
ho'I'i'e ''nflnrnce Jtsni;ique. Nou>
II" p"nSons sy'npa'Fi-rr avec d's fcri
va'"' Il Is que ''e1i'"ur de P!!xponen;,
q"i ma pas de mot n.~,z violent pour
denonc"r qn"lQ"cs A"gIais ,ui ont ar-
bore, Ic 4 juliet, dan, Ie Milne. le dra.
pea" angI"js. Ior-q'is rc.t"nt 40 j
m""is q"c In tombr en- presence de,
"n''"ges qua rccar notrc BANNER, etoi-
lee dc Ia part dr- jdsnites d. 4e Dis
'rict de- noire propre vile.
II rtt |on d. dtsr du consei, don,
je s"is lhnnbIe src,ct,ire, de- fairp uaf
'te drs sentiments hostiIrs cut,e cux ct
crax qni ont luge convrnahie de Sc se.
parer de ! Orhre en- "dopta une not
s"!le profession DE foi, rl celia sutton,
rarCc que les cous,iI- savrnt dune ma.
nie'e posi- i've qn'on grand nomhre de
eek qmi ont etc eutgaines q nbandopucv
Ofd'", s"us le rretrx'e qu'il ne scrait
'as polt'iqne en ce nomrtt, d'insi.trr
"r Iart'c 8 de "a p'atrtorne nati"s
1" c. s"nt hch's he ce qn'ils ont f,it, g,
, atIrndent pn'nne occd-ion favorable
our &c faire pardonner Ieur. e,renrs.
Tn dehors de ce'te Vile, les sept i,n-
iemrs des nrHhret dc l'Oldre ,oni de
"ui. nn di' Ordre, en rai.on meme d.
"' artIrIe 3 qui u el6 rfprdte ct Ie scr;,.
IN d. Fesecnon ir noy"mbre uinchai,
~ nvtrh i Ia vic1oire ser, coa ttpisp f4,r
u pat' Ron'ain ou Ie purti Amarlcuiu
1es .,chsnai'4urs Am6'icains ponrron,
b'r"lr tes places daus In vile. mi.
pres 1'fleCllnu on n'cutendm p!u- nar
r d'c"x, ct its anrout pin. ',,n,uuc
onncxte atec les principe. on !'orgu.
'sat:on du parti AmtucHin.
('HAs w HARDY,
Sec. correspondent d.. onife.
Anffcnins de a 20 uisiane
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roru Avec r GENERAL,
IL. Wsg,.2.eM ekOJses
D'Orlsans.
NJ. LOUIS BUSH.

Ai'i d'asnoinirir sutant que possible
i'infiarnee qur 50, acquisr NJ. I.oni.
Brh. par ron nagnitiaae ialen, d. pa
rol' pa'mi II. whig de IL loui.iane. he
Kpcw No'hing. fom onir IL braii ooil
charg4 DE- pa,ti = qa'il -'esi fai, de.
moernie. NJ l.aai. Bpsh o., re.,s
whig. Senlemrns ron intelligence hi ,s
fai. dsc'Mvr'r ,oa, &c Oil y asait De
fasal l,nsr son Eiat dans les doctrines
o. Know. Naihlngi-me. y y. W l'i,ta.
ltrAace, !, 'sligieusr. y prescription dung
c'''s' nombrese II. mtre ropniaiio, j.
g meme l'aho'i'ioni.m., qui u pr. nd
pat y psine de ~ eacl,er dan. les ~.
seme'ee' k'os>an'hing. du Nerd. Son
ardent pasiiosi.ms Iai ! ial. "a dvyoir
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NJ. Handy n, dn noin., nn merit" il
ne sc cache pas de'riere "ne phra,to'o :,
gte "mh'gne il dii nettemrnt les cl.o.
'e'' il " /" co"'ag" dc scs opinions.
Ce nif,ete e>t dcsinf i r.ire h.
Our de n l.o"i,i""". Non. c.pb,ou. 90,
nos "'ni' de- rhroi-sc- hi dot,ncrout
io"le Ia pnbI,c'lf g"'iI me- lie.
(CoWrrier de la L.omisiane.)
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lie MANIFESTO DE NJ. HARDY

Nans public cid..taus M ranife.tss
q. NJ. Ha'dy. ss'eta'rc correspond III
ds- .onrla,e. K,ow. N",hf 6. de h
s.oui.ianr. Mus all.t. .srcca.lon d.
a'arlet. d'nn.. facon afIailifr, de CO do
cnmsat important, don't ns,u. rccomHEli...
d""' u lecture M pubic. u pfoa. = III
ve.ile de- ce Iuc .It,us aso,i- si ronvsnf
rereis. ! no. lcciears Ie bn, pr,neipsl
de I'ordre secret est la gaerre aux ca.
.holriaef.