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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-08
FREE SCHOOL.

ON WEDNESDAY the 9th inst, on the premises. on
account Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chaucery Court
at Nashville, we will sell the following Lots in
EWING'S ADDITION.
On Allison Street. Nos. IS and Con Franklin Turn
pike Nos. l75 lT6 22s and 269-0n bass Street. Nos
237, 2Ss 25g 24O $685. 400 On Stevenson Street, Nos
200 and 224-On etrncre Street Nos. l6l ard l520n
Ewing Avenue Nos. 2G7, 2s6, 2s7, ESQ, AID $50.
Also one Lot on the of Dsmambrane Street and
the Frankia Turnpike OF the les stands for Retail
Dry Goods Grocery and Provision Store in the City.
TtRMS-Sl0 in Cash each LOT. Residue II one and
years. without interest fer Notes satisfactorily secured
and lien retained
These Lots are most eeggtiv situated, commanding
fine view 1T the whole OF our Beautiful City. Th IN
the Corporation and entitled to ali tn advantages OF the
Free Schools Owners occupants Of these Lots would
the price of their lots and Improvements IN the
Of Tuition alone in addition 10 tie privilege OF send
ing their children Of the Best schoOls in America.
Wewill Also the lime SELL on account Of other
owners, the fOltlWing Lots il he same plan:
Nos. 262 263 264 265, 1885, Ewing Avenue and n gh
Street. and nesr the Chattanooga Railroad. Fine locations
l for persons who have business the Railroad
M 356, corner OF Vine and Mulberry Streets Nos.
and g. on Fogy Street Nos 293, ga 2g5 Bass Street
Nos 3sf and 3S5 OAK Street opposite High The
junction Of the Chattanooga and Southern Railroad, and
TWO Of the most valuable lots in the whole plan
The sale will commence with the Lot the corner OF
! Demumbrane Street and the franklin Turnpike at 10
O'clock A. N. Sale positive and wilhou. reserve. 0mn
/ buses will usual.
| LINDSLEY & CROCKETT,
IS, College street.
mv-td-E r. GLAsscocK, Auctr.
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KHow-NoTHIyG5 IN RELIGIOUS PoIET-In q
recent speech delivered By the Hon. II. A. WISE
in Virginia, occur the following passages They
will prove interesting to many of OUT readers hay
ing both local habitation and name in these
precincts We copy from report in TIE New
York Herald -
"They Qhe Nothings) not only appeal to
the religious element, but they raise a cry abou,
the Pope. These men, many of whom are neither
EpiscopaIans Presby terians, Baptists, Methodsts
Congregatienalists, Lutherans or what not--who
are men OF no religion, who have no church, who
do not say their prayers, who live God defying
lives every day Of their existence, are now seeu
with faces as long as their dark lanterns, with the
whites of their eyes TUNED up holy fear lest the
Bible should be shut up by the Pope. Laughter
applause and derisive cheers Men who were
neve known before on the lace Of Gods earth, to
show interest in religion to take any part with
Christ or his kingdom, who were the devils own
belonging to the devils church, are all of sudden
deeply interested for the word OF God against the
Pope. 1t would be well for them that they join q
church which believes in the Father; and the Son
and the Holy Ghost
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THEN

In 1852, one Valentine Heckler, Of Virginis,
wrote letter to Gen. sCoTT, in which ne asked
him if he was "in favor of the present natural;za
lion laws or not" Gen. SooTT wrote the following
letter in reply; and all the wing papers in this guar.
ter cried AMEN!
Dear Sir: As have already said in my letter
accepting the nomination for the presidency, am
in favor of the naturalization laws as they stand,
with the single addition, viz Give the full right OF
citizenship to every foreigner who shall, in time Of
war, serve one year on board of any United States
shlp-otwsr, or in any regular militia or volunteer
iegiment, Yours truly.
WRfIELn Seers,
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PUTTING THEM ON THEIR GUARD!

The West Tennessee Wig is putting the know
nothiags CT their guard against the speeches Of
Gov. JcHNscS. It says:
"Gov johnson comes 10 Us with high charac-
ter es bold, fearless, independent thrilling and
powerful o.ator-w hose appeals can hardly be re
sisted-and is expected 10 tower over MIR. Gen
try.
1--WE warn the people against too hasty decis
ion, merely On the grounds of superiority in stump
oratory. Let them look to the subject matter OF
these addresses, and weigh well the sound srsu-
ments thstthey may contain.
We accept the cautionl We ask all who shall
hear the candidates to forget it they can, the IN
questioned and vast superiority of JOHNSON over
GENTRY as q popular orator, End TO weigh the
Speeches only for the sound arguments they coz
ta;a. In this regard, JoHSsoN's superiority over
GENTRY s greater than in bold and Irresistible ec-
uuence,
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ENQUIRER.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE IRISH BISHOPS.

In 1925, the Irish Bishops were summoned be-
fore a committee of the British House of Commons
Amongst themselves they selected the most emf
nent and learned OF their body to represent them.
Being apprised Of the subjects Of the enquiry they
had ample time to examine and weigh and duly
consider them. Their answers are briefly cited:
Doctor Doyle is asked:
Can the Pope absolve the kings subjects from
their allegiance?
Q. as it il his power to deprive tho king of his
kingdom?'
A at is not, indeed
@ "Can ne BY any means excuse Catholic from
his allegance?"
A. 'Most undoubtedly not"
@. rs the claim some Popes have set up to
temporal authority opposed to Scripture and trad-
tion?'
A. In NY OPINION, IT IS OPPOSED TO BOTH.
The Right Rev. DR.. Curtis, Archbishop Of Ar
magh, in the same examination and in answer to
the same question, says:
Il do not think it Is very conformable to it.
do not say exactly 1t s opposed H. but certainly
he has received no such power from Christ"
Doctor MUrra', Archbishop OF Dublin
"The Popes authority is wholly confined to q
spiritual authority, according to the words OF our
Saviour, My kingdom is not OF this world His
spiritual power does not allow him to dethroue
kings or absolve their subjects from the allegiance
due to them; and any attempt Of that kind l would
consider contrary to Scripture and tradition"
Dr. Kelly, Archbishop Of Tuam- ar..
1T never was admitted as doctrine Of the Cath.
ole ChIrch that the Pope had temporal authority
outside his own dominions."
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5000,

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
WILL sell $4,000 worth OF Furniture at auction
Tuesday and Wednesday the 23d and oath Of May,
College Street opposite the Union Bank Of Tennessee
sstng in part of the following articles Wit Sofas Di-
vans PsrOr Sets tine Cottage Sets Paror Cane and Wood
Seated Chairs Rocking Chairs Of every description Cen
lre Side Card Extension and Sofa Tables with and with
cut MARBLE Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, Rosewood and
Oak Wardrobes. Ma Ogany, Walnut Cherry, Rosewood
and Oak Bureaus with and without marble tops, Nahog
any, Rosewood, Walnut Cherry, Oak and 81 camCre Bed
teads of every quality and style large lot of CarPeny
Piano FOrtes Clocks, Window Shades, Hat Racks What
nots Foot Stools Oomans Book Cases. and in fact great
many articles not necessary 10 mention.
TERNS-Au sums under $780, Cash
'' from <l0O TO $500 20 days
q" to 900 months
over $500 months
Notes payable in Bank with approved security.
And will be sold in lots 70 suit dealers
will sell by catalogue which bill viii be out in due
time you will the terms Of sale and ar
cles that will be sold thaws have not space put in
advertisement The dealers from the surrounding
ties would DO well TO attend this sale all the
ticles will be closed out regardless Of prices
BARNES,
NASHVILLE, Nav 8, jJ-ltW2w AuctiOneer
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Eg- The Boston Courier thus essays to en-.
tighten the New York Herald on tie subject o.
Massachusetts politics:
"The Herald knows very little about the politics
Of Massachusetts, but it is right in some OF its
symptoms. The abolition party Of Massachusetts,
Is the prevailing party in tie State. 'Know-Noth-
ingism' is the haudmaden of Abolition here
What ever Abolitionism receives Know Nothing
ism carries into effect. The two parties are one
so far as the Legislature of Massachusetts, is con-
cerne1.
The Louisville Jouruel is working with al its
might daily, to exempt the Massachusetts and
other Northern members of the secret order from
the odious charge of Abolitionism. The above
paragraph from the Boston Courier, exposes the
true aspect Of the order in that quarter.
The Boston Courier was one OF the ablest organs
of the Wing party in the Union, SO long as that
party kept a distinct organization. 1t was the
chief organ of Danie Webster--Lou Dem
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w. II. u. a co.

W. t. II. & co.
-Rars also jEst receirsf--
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. By o'Meara.
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. By the Dueh
sss D'Abrantes.
THE LAND or THE sARACES. BY Bayard Taylor.
woLFERT'S RoOST. By Washington Irving.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles.
The LIFE AND EPiSTLES OF ST. PAUL. By the Rev
w. J. Conybsrd and Rev. J. S. Howson
RESTORATION OF Tbs MONARCHY IN FRANCE.
BY LAmartine. 4 vol
HISTORY OF THE GIRoSDISTS By I.smsrsin.
LIVES OF THB QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By His
Strickland. With Portrait Of every Queen.
the WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By DR.. Mantsn. 3
The MEDALS OF CREATION. BY Dr. M.ntelis
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translatedin into English Verse. With Flaxmas'
Designs.
TAsso's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. By WHEN.
PLINYs NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. BY Lieut., CoIcusI
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRRNCE'S LECTURES ON The NATuRAL HIS
TORY OF MAN, &c. Ivol.
THE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABO. Literally Translated.
With Notes.
LILLY'S ASTRoLoGY. IvoI.
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated BY Jas. Gr.ive, ND
DUNCAN's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols, l9n0. IL
ustrated.
POPE'S HOMRR'S ILIAD. Illustrated.
PoPE'S HOMER'S ODYSSEY Illustrated.
GUIZoT's HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. = vols,
THE RELIGION OF PROTRsTANTs SAFB WAY TO
SALVATION. By William ChiIlingworth.
CHRIST THE END OF THE LAW: Being the P,ef,e.
the Genevsn Bb;e 1850. By John Calvin In Black
Letter.
TACITUS. The Oxford Translation.
THE BOOK OF SPORTS. By Piere. Ee.n
CYCLOPBDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-Embr,.
cling Memoirs of the Mos. Celebrated Persons of An Times.
vol.
CYCLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with its Application to
Mineralogy, Physiology and the Arts VOL, limo.
The LAND WE LIVE IN: A Pictorial and Literary
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. vol.
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE. I Volume
With Atlas.
THE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS By Cater
mall. Illustrated.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Weekly Journal. Conducted
by-Charles Dickens. 10 vols.
THE PROSE WRITERS OF GERMANY. By Hedge
EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES. By HaIIam.
LITERATURE OF EUROPE. By HaIlam.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND HsIlan
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. By William Jay.
NJ Together with many other Valuable
New Publications, just received By
W.T. BERRY a co.
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WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING CUR SPRING STOCK
w OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
with great care from the latest importaons and redu
cei prices prepared to crafty the stdOu,
in taste well as the most economical in prices We
pestly solicit the firm The continuance OF the
patrons Of the former trims Of the house and well
all persons wishing to purchase Seasonsbls and CHEAP
Goods.
The former stock will be sid at pricss greatly under
ths market value. STEYESSQN 4 BIRThRlGHT,
sys Csllsgs ssFssL
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las CASAS
Memoirs Of Napoleon.
T. Ben

W.T.. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CoSyBRsA-
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By the COgss
De LAS CIsIs- With Portraits and other Illustrations
new edition in vols.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-08

BEAUTIFUL ExrRA0r.-1he following beautiful
extract is going the rounds of the democratic press
We do not know who Mr. BANKs is; but we ap-
prehend that Mr.. BANKS is used up man. Read
it. and tell US you do not think 50 too.
Mr. Banks says that foreigners have never been
invited here Who invited our fathers? What
Indian chief was ii that sent ont for the MagoUer?
Not invited Do the sun and the rain invite the
springing grass? Does the clear air OF morning
inspire the song Of birds? Do the warm kisses OF
summer invite the ripened fruit? Not invited =
They were invited by the declaration of Indepen-
dence, which appealed to the world for the rights
Of immigration. They were invited by the con-
stituton, which provided for naturalization. They
were invited by repeated legislation upon thatsame
subject. Our broad, and fertile, and unpeopled
territory invited them. Our abundant resources
invited them. There was starvation at home, and
there was plenty here. The Almighty himself in
vited theml Shame on the poor, narrow spirit
which, under such circumstances would exclude
them! Let them comel They t0W come at al
events Let US do our best to relieve their hunger
if they are destitute: to instruct them if they
Ignorant let US make them friends instead Of en-
emies; and as fast as we can do SO safely let US
give them the rights, not Of conspritors, Of secret
potters, but Of American citizens.
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OF What do The Know-Nothing city officer
d. no can't sign Their nam to their official bonds
D, they make the Catholic sign Of the cross1 Hor
blsI-Iha
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o. Hiss, the said Hiss OF the MassachuseIt,
Legislature, has redeemed himself somewhat, by
resgning his seat. He shows more sensibiIity than
any member of that tedy. Why don't they all re-
sign, and thus make some amends to the Common
1vaaIth thew have disoraced 2-Tbid
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-08

"THs BEST MEMS 1t true that two Of the city
officers lately elecei by the Know-Nothings can't
tie their names-haye to sign their names thus,
VI Dem
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NASHVILLE RAILRoAD.-We learn that the work
done on this road, according to official estimates
of the engineers, during the month of april, was
On the main stem to the junction $500
Lebanon branch below New Haven ASP
Lebanon branch above New Haven 1906
Total S25 458
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AdelDhi Theatre.


Lessee and Manager, JOHN GREENE
The Manager has the pleasure TO that be has
effected for limited number Of nights
with the great and unrivaled GABRIEL RAYEL THE
MARTINETTf FAMILY, and their numerous and tasnt
ed Troupe.
. Tuesday Evening, May s, Gabriel Ravel in Two
Of his Great Parts! Last Night but Three Of Gabriel
Rsvel and the MartInetti Family
First time of the Comic Fairy Psntomime OF the
RED MONSTER.
Famous Warrior, Gabriel RGvel
Red Monster. Philippe Martnetti
By desire of many families and positively for this night
only, will be repeated the elegant and domestic ballet Of
action, called
THE ELOPEMENT,
OR 4 RETURN TO THE VILLAGE
Nicholas, Gabriel Rav.l
The wonderful scene La TRANKA, by Mons Philippe
MartiDetti.
The performance will commence with the FGrce Of
NEXT DOOR.
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NEW FIRM.

I d. STEVENSON, having associated with him IN Tho
j.. Dry Goods business Mr.. J. =. BlRTHklGHT, the
business will b. continued under the firm and style Of STE
vgSsox BIRTHRIGHT either Of whom have full power to
settle aud close the business Of the late firm Of Stevenson
White. Imy2
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sO.Oo0 SHINGLES PER DAY.

7 HAVE exhibition at the Crutcher House, SHIN
i GLE MACHINE which will make 10000 perfect
shingles per day 1t is propelled by ONE HORSE rowER
and makes shingles every revolution IL be built
for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. All interested, espe-
cay machinists will please cali and examine Tor them
selves. WIN. A. DUDLEY.
my5-2t
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TIME SALE OF GROCERIES BY ". Il. GORDON CO.
an WEDNESDAY, MAY 9TH, 1855, WE WILL
~ offer public sale in our usual quantities.
400 bids Prime and Choice Louisiana Sugar;
500 bags Prime Rio Coffee Ito arrive per r. Howard y
500 barrels Dean and Hss's Aurora Whskey;
100 do Sam Hale's do;
500 boxes Tumblers. Goblets and Jars-assorted;
Zoo do Window Glass-al sizes;
200 do Pearl Starch
600 do No. Bar Soap;
leo do TallovF Candles; ..-- .
With various other articles.
Terms of Sale.
All sums under 5000, cash; all sums over $780, and
under $500 thirty davs all sums OVER $780, and under
$2000 sixty days. ali sums $2o0o ninety days Gre
dit for approved endorsed notes payable of the city
banks.
"a Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ precisely.
mvstd W. H. GORDON d co.
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ITO RENT.-A handsome Room ia the second sorl
l. Berrys Book Store. In point of access and com
fort, the room IS not surpassed By sRy in the city.
- Apply a. the B)ok Store.
msveu J. T. POINDEXTER.
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DC CASKS BACON HAMS, IN hrst rate order
MAYS 3 II. LOOMS co.
az BBLS LATE GALENA IRISH POTA.
VI TOES Just received and for sale by
mavs 4 H. LOOMS 4 co.
0On BBLS AND 40 BAGS FINE FA MILY
LUU FLOUR for sale Lw, to close consignment by
NAYS NV s. H. LOOMS CO.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-One or two good
w Cigar Makers, to whom constant employment will
be given at fair wages Apply 10 DR.. A. A HATCHER,
Nashville. or TO the subscriber ct Columbia, Tenn
ss3s-st ], W. HAECaxh
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CPLEEDID INVESrMENT.-A very desirable
- Lot for the erection Of large Grocery Storehoue sit
uated the corner of Broad and Summer Streets fronting
40 feet Broad and running back lac feet on Summer
90 feet alley The above lot is exempt from taxation
for the next 80 years, which will save the owner Of the
property from $l25 to s20O per auuum. Clll soon
mys-lN ]. L. & Z. w. BROWN, az Cherry st.
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THE MOST AUTHENTIC AND ENTERTAINING LIFE
OF NAPOLEON
W. T. Berry x Co. have just received
4 NEW EDITION OF
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The performance will commence with the FGrce Of
NEXT DOOR
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INHALATION
FOR THE CURE or
ASTHMA AND CONStMPTI on

|, MOST waadsrl,,i discovery has recently heen pad
u lis IlR ttfA TfS ht the cura Of Asthns ,C,sannP
ton 3Feachus Cong s Colds and s Luna Csniiaipt'
b., M.lir,ttt inhslaitnn. IR CtfhT7s,'S HlGH.
iSGf or FSHALfN6 HlGEiN IIPOR and
CHERRY SYRUP, has ace VA plsshed the atss vaH-
Ae;tl cures asthma and Ia the city ni
New York and vicinity for 4 FEW months pat ever
kpuwn 10 mAn It's producing impression unifseas-
81 The lrnss never before Witnessed See Certificates
in htfis Of leanis
The trhsief l. ,,arn on the breast under The tHca
The least the heat vi The tsis
being sHtic eft To evapofatc the fluid supplying tie
lungs sisiily with healing aud agreeable saor,
ya,ss ar cells and passages of the luass that
c unrt possibly be reached by any other medic -
tisF nj
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DOCTOR DEANS
Neuralgia Pills !

NEURALGIA is at>utse Immediately attacking thu
braiH a.i s>t-m the source OF al sensation
ud rptiaa lah ia ne iislta1 nishei from Rheumatism
;hti bcin. srasi ufn The muscular faftnas at The
.Hi, lises ufd sc ma! pe ditcJ TIE '.ieftt,'s4g
n III tr-tlz.
As tt,s cits; Of diseases rten caused by dera-e
ctcultei rr9,r The 'r gi.a " tuo crinpi4ni
They c;1csite r-myius distractions from lI- sipu
9, h blwr t0d rvrr ~ exciting ihsig functional r.w
MI utU' d-ttIGu. AID hy >rndus The hul4
he eNtreinfIsS 5ti tii- anu an. HrlNe-
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md u-rn itsirt.a; k-nNh The aulhr- ~ Lean Ncsr
line Rheumatic rls iili have sIuos the pi Time
td sVrercate Ter mare Than tnrfe 1risCs OF tbs, pc
rp.i pGt lh.sr pts into The market With the
ii favorable reception aud that the puiAc vii
then, a,iphef ts 4en hpinanftS
Drsts addressed In the asrtts MAYBE fst s. SUN r
N-tchd,a- Eow E-t0n ~sA 10 prupits answered
For sale aisn ht III the 4ciInl Wholesale l'rHse1St
the 49, aetAi bV oih-caries and nr,irrs
ue,licne, tAf aut The Ua.ed d aies and EI4lzh
Pan lpres
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

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Fresh MaN sac.
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