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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-20
Dr.. 5ac.sonss Piia aud aud I5.,ag EnbrOcalisn.

Isii 9lay 10 considered specific sud is warranted to
curs. L 10j aag r1g5,a.sy aa,s pain and intaznnaa
gcn stops a bee1l-g hdIes that iLCcrate itching b
l. 5ao,.- cures very sa0T. tme Persors whose lives
Gre hesI rendered Gzl75o iof JUars! lte application
sodGcss a-a, c., rtaer au Agreeable and peasant
seEsa'7a. CAL ECa- lgr a list Of cures you Wi be
CEtgu'er-f
- EyT s5.0 5- G - Ee1jcrahoti. Nash vile; Bell
Robinson d O., Lyl.s-il- and J. D. Park, Cincinnati
iebs-Gmckw
FTEF&h PRINCIPE CICAV8.-I5.Q0O Of Ils
L. above r,gg.s-d BY lsr-c.s la day b.
tebs-u VESSEL x THOMPSON
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y. E'CsEERY T. n. Hookz,
CA0riest0a Chattanooga.
M3CREERY & HOOKE.
COTTON IA CTORS 81
1 .-----.------ CHARLESTON 8 @ - -
GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.

GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON!
L USr received from New York Tod. ..-..-
81 Copper and Iron Coal Segttle5 aud vases very eeg
A large sortInent Of Tea Trays various st,!e,.
Richly and polished IRE Irons, IL sets
Stands for tre-iFOns, sh patterns
handsomely Japanned Plate Warmers;
Dixons tine BrIiania Tea Seti:
Carved Bread TrencherS and Knives;
Copper and Block Tin Tea Kettles;
Oyster Dishes, Beet Steak do; Coffee GTecq1ss,
Soup Tureens and Ladies'; Coffee UTus;
Toilet O Foot Tubs SiGp Jar aud Water Can of,
Nut Picks Nut Crackers. Napkin Ring.
Table Mats, Sugar Nippers. Cork Screws;
Lard and Oil Lamps. Irou hiteken Lamps;
Crumb Brushes, Pate Brushes D1siius Biushss;
Hearth Brushes aud BTOoms Feather DuStsrs
Foot Scrapers, Dog Ircns EIe Carriers;
Door Mats OF various kinds and ~ very lev pIcss
Fine Ivory handled Cutlery;
Cutlery with Bone, bony, Cocoa and Horn harliiss
Beef Carvers Bread knives, Cooks kuiye-;
Clothes Baskets. hsrks, baskets, Hn'& Baskets;
Cedar Buckets, ChnIus. Is after Cans. ~. &C;
Wooden Ware Of all descii iptiouS;
Sauce Pans from half y;ut upward:
iron do, lined Sith zinc and ruan4led.
BalEer cake Turner'S kgg Whips and Ca,ins;
Butter Noulds, SiiIeFs, salt stamps;
Pie Plates of al patterns. BItsr-Cake Pans;
Cake B0xes, Tea CapiSteis,
Patent and Pl@u Sad Irons; Toy Sal N"us;
JlpAunei Ware ui al Kind;
Nurse Lamps, complete tor ladies and invalidg;
Bachelor Lamps, for he<:ng Ssler making coffee IL
three mnuteS
We ezrs constantly Tccpjygg from New York accesSi0n
10 stock House furnishing G0salS and can suppIy A
short notice any articles be found in This cv
~"v - ..- SNOW. MACKENZiE X co.
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ID ECEiYES DEPOSITEs ~ ANY SUN, PAYAErr
III on demand :-peys interest deposites CFRTIFi-
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psrlod, aud special rates OF interest allowed
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DRESS C0oO.,

Crr,..-aLso. Union street.
Nv - s, n VHes shg a new aud beautiful assortment
~ .rS unsurpassed IN the urarret es,.sssi-
lns q; Ilsin Blsek Plsd, Striped and sroes hsi
isys ~ pam eosor PLAID and Printed Berr1 Pr;pe
meat OF Staple Goods Hosiery Parasojs Tssa sS N
hlits &C. Lap25l TaURSION 4 RERs. - g
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DAGUERaEOTYPEs, Dafnranrnrr-ora,.

DtuUE14EOIfPES! DAGUERREOTYPESf
thAI'l,,-9 I. GlEiAo Fo"id resrecuIly irfoTrl big
~ cusi0nleIs and the ladies' paIticr.rIv t6sf ~
ni'Fei r'n Cedar street 10 ihe corner ~ ieasr; -
AM 'O.ege Streets over Eroyns's wiis-, a.. v n III f
~ - =, p 20 are IN " ant 81 hue and life Ike pictures Hs
ht core :" great expense in httir ID .gerii ~, s
~ siS' and hls Toors are fitted ~. 10 elsrr,t sfve =
s rs engaged le servicgs Of experienced ard poifp o.
l'N'eh, ' me south West, ard s,s assured tbl b. All,
Dc able TO give saisfsrtisu @
1e invites ibe public - call and Examine hfg ge--rr
a. A''H some hGe Oh Paintings iv ciI nla.r ist p
Ci,eG 'r"n Europe, which gu offers ,r .si- very Ii
an al ae eorner OF ljs2de-cs street. srd he soulrr
y; b--An experienced opeTator aia5vs ready ir sr~
Outdoor work such t4siuy buldings de.e,ss Dsrs
fsnfn-ff
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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TRI-WEl.ELLg NASHVILLE AND CT .ARKs.
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Tran s.s E!5-vy DI.iy Daily 6,l5;a;rl9ctsr
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This is 20 certify that T. Willard ,enks proprietor Of
lie v %: -f0. .zchs Hole, having besn sc;ed with
ttHe-s elr Jr the iss twenty years. and IN the
Hiasr T The last T77- ta. L impossible for
>:aT tie -7u5 voice; E7 GsT trying various remedies
EIfcut ggTlE" G-: IN the least va induced
~ SczTps m1Gn Ec5pstic Gil Tor ths cure OF deaf
mesa Ga& st g With great ---, Hgaon enabled 10
atate .i-Elt las peTfC7 restored nay hsaTiry .ad viii
bs bapry 70 ay person vino wsHes ior information ia
relation &C -ly oacE. ny place in West Troy
MEL.A9p .IrNKs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-20

DR. }. ". GRAY
OFFICE No. g. Cherry street, opposite Judge Catron's
~ and next door to Dr. b. ". Hail. Residence City
Hotel. ian2a ST.
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Fare EEeGEsaceei!3
CABEN PAsSAC e FROM CHARLESTON
20 NEW YORK,
ESTY DOLL AIRS.
ETnifell Slafes AEaiI E.Enac

NEIP YORK AND CHARLESTON .STEAJ!
PACKETS, SEIfl- THEEKLY y.
Nashville, 1850 TONS N. Berry Commaader
Marion, 200 tons J. Poster, Comma naeT.
Jas. Adger, 1900 tons, 6. C. Turner, Commander.
Souiherner, l,Q99 tens Thos Evan, Commands.
zs---E--. LEAVES AdgsTs u harvas. every TeIpes.
e5A-.J-ss day and Saturday aflsr 'he arrival Of the
z<9sszst-i.as;ss- cara from She South and Eest
These Steamships all built f)r tha Line ana for
safety comfort and speed uurvene5 On the Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive and cour-
soUs Commanders viii insure Travellers CT this Line
every possible Coga!ort and accommodated.
Cabin PASSAGE, ................ .............s2O.
Steerdso passage .........-.--.-....
For freight passage having elegant State Room &c
Communications, apply 10
HENRY MUSHROOM,
charleston, $, G.
UCv5-u
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V-SE .CA1PA5S ACOUSTIC UII--T9E
X ONLY tURE TOR DEAFNESS - SCARPA'S
COMPOUND Acoustic Oil, ior tire crrro Of Deafness
Pains auJ z-lE2e Cd -Er from the Ear; aso all those
c!ss sIesa5o u,-r 5 ls 6u-, lg c insects falling OF
wafer wLz no of steam. &C. which symptoms Of aD-
TSosclIE Cca2 80, ard ai'a generally attendant with the
lIss4se Many F-sgus Who been Deaf fo- ten III.
teen snt uJy ygars sud vsr5 obliged ear tramp
vs, ElEs aftag us~g v5 or laTse bottles, thrown aside
sbelr tru ratsi being made perfectly well. Physicians
-0d surgeon highly rCc0 5moad its GSe
READ WAaL SgaEP4'S ACOUSTIC OIL Has
DONL!-L-e greatest cure e7cr y5t performed BY sUy
medicine, a. never fails
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FEkFJAEkl, } , &C. AT
STRETCH n ORR,s


Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner OF colors an
Union Street, EazhviIIs.
AF just received large lot OF Fine Pers7erv -,
II sislipg "a part Of the following ~: -
Hose and Almond Shaving Crse.-s
4 AHibrOzial 80 A.
! SspOnaCions % Cgr,--o-,-s.
! Genuine Bea.s OF;
fhiiOcom;
! charcoal Tooth p.s.e
TOaih SOaP
Amandne
COd Cream.
I tIre PUm4taH, IN sticks.
I Bel Lavender water
Toilet and Yerbsr.i uasr..
India Rubber JOmby:
french and American Extracts
tine cologne wafer assorted --Es7i
Metallic Pull Boxes;
EeEiN' I1o5h Brushes.
~# AEseTiesH d. o.
FLESH Brusbes.
HAIR d.
Starch Polish.
fGncine soap:
toilet soap 0f ali yarsties-
Goursrd Nedcaied Soa1-
tlesh Powders. al lind
Nail Brushes
Together with a larre 7s-,--,,a,t -.....- d,
he, 10 Whe" we invite the steuton Of psFsons vs-.
iAe CITY and oall who wish gIcd goods Al he ,ot E
| Bows STRETCH 4 OH
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DANIEL NNrosl
MCINTOSH 3 WHITLEY

IIAYk hard a superior stock Of BRAyDgES
IL WINS AND LIQUORS. Of all kinds which t5sr
Gu ler safe al wholesale retail Also large ot a.
CHARS best brands. Just arrived riauIs-lm
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EEE.-E8N NnTICIL.

conf-ruiy WITH eu order 0r to- Wcrshirfu County
/ G uT made Sc IT'S rau--y 'ern 1855 Ivil upeh aud
Ecld Gu e-cu5l u -1 zs5 81 precincts Davidson coCu-
~ Saturday, tls 0sy u Lar,l next e., ascertain
,e wishes & jc people 5i The IasB- 70 leyvu-
tax OF p cents each poll sa+ q L csuts on The hupd
se dollars worth Of E9gs-tvs fr common School pur-
poses, IN conformity with tho act passed BY He l. ia
Iura Cf len c5sey IehTJ1Ty ZSr 1884, ch. =. sec g.
Those in favor Of lev7iar le tax m hsva on their tick
etj 9 FuH T.E. 5EUOH H." and these a-s5ast the la1
AGAINST EHa SCHOOL" J.. Is. GlGLEY
feb5-td Sheriff of Davidson County
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THURsTON q DERNARD.
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE!

aheSauipI building lot in Ed-cdsd opposite cheafharn
houston addition fronting leo feet the Csain Pike
sa nnng back si5 eel 70 Porter street. aad roatng %
iss ON shs sane Cal soOn bargains Ss ib above
Se.don' ~ onefed. =. l. 4 r ". BA0WN,
no'zo. 6sj Cheer Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-20

- UHDREES, JUST RECEIVED .r
- u,kIng Bird and Canary Cages beautiful PATTERNS
Hall, Table and Sda Board Lamps:
Feather Busters; Floor Brushes: Hearth do
HOuseInd Steamboat Lanterns:
6ecl1 A. MORRISON 4 co
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-10
Lord John Russell.

There is a secret history connected with Lord John
pnsseIrs singular readiness to accept the Austrian
terms of negotiation, The English Court is not for
war Queen Victoria regrets it, and the necessity
which it created for cOnsummating the alliance with
Iops Napoleon Prince Albert hates the alliance,
and regards the continuance of the war as danger
ms 10 German interests and calculated TO spread and
strengthen Democratic principles in England.
Russell, az well as Lord Aberdeen, knows the pri.
,ste feelings of the Queen and Prince Consort, and
before he went to Vienna he was given to under
stand that peace was the great object which he was
keep in view. When Lord John made his recent
disclosures regarding his Vienna diplomacy, Mr. D.
Israeli very adroitly put the question to him, if he
bad her Maiestys sanction in making his extraOrdi-
nary statement Lord John tried to evade giving a
direct answer, but confessed that he had submitted
bis course to her Majesty, and that she entirely ap-
proved of it. The London journals do not venture
pcomment on this feature of the affair, but much
the indignation against it is due to his ready sub
,r7ienCy to the views and wishes of the Court.
Palmerston has always favored the French ALI
anCe while Russell and Aberdeen have never relshed
it. They, consequently, would gladly see the war
terminated without It's offering an opportunity to
Louis Napoleon to aggraDdize France by territorial
spols, and strengthen his position by the glory OF
success This is, too. the desire of the Queen and
Prince Albert The Prince disIikes to see his wife
and himself compelled by Pamerson's state policy
to pay homage TO the upstart Napoleon. We doub
the war will terminate before the accord with the
French Court is broken.-N Y. Sun.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-10
Look out for n Murderer

We received this morning detailed account of
one OF the most brutal murders we have ever heard
Of 1t was perpetrated in the county of Yadkn, six
miles Northwest of Hamptonville on Friday, the
goth inst The name of the murderer is Christopher
Robbins, commonly called Kit Robbins" His vic
tim was poor old negro man, who came into his
possession by marriage. He beat the old man with
the butt of wagon whip until it wore out, then he
used an axe-handle, with which he also knocked
dowr his own wife, and finally finished the old ne
gro by pouring hot 1cater into his ears He left the
neighborhood on the morning of the 21st, starting
he will try to escape by the Railroad. Look out for
him. He is of Is medium size, about 5 feet 10 inches
high, rather slender, brown eyes and dark hair. He
has large scar across the top of the left hand."-
That mark will probably bring him to justice Sal
iS6qLrU Waterman
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c.,zz1v Rear stories.

Can Francisco Herald cites the following as
Inc Of the exceeding ferocity OF the 'Ts"s norm
io SI ~ grizzly bear OF America:
hS oro66tIeman of this city, who has just returned
A ,oIr through the southern mines, informs us
from oovv q poor fellow residing on the Tuolumne
tbst De L S" twenty miles above Don Pedros bar,
liver" Iaa fen up by grizzly bear. The man had
alno'. with a campanion to shoot quail He
gone orIv double barrelled gun An opportunity
csl.sSI and he fired at covy Immediately atter
fssr bear rushed out OF Il chapparal' ABOUT 10
nons" his left and before he could fly or otter re-
france, was upon him The bear rose up on
ls'ap % and seized the head of the almost Petrheo
5na ~ her capacious Jaws. She gave one crannch
ialIeI oF all his lower Jaw and chin, hit him saw
and o: : the side, and with her claws gashed him
ageg tmi1, down the side and in the abdomen. She
soioft him and hurried off through the cnapParal
DII ',rounded mans companion he'd preclpltately
In. ,s The bear made her appearance ana SO
o. 0ItDpd was he that he up tree that ne coulo
Ns nder ordinary circumstances, climo al all IKE
no' Lay From his perch he saw his friend Torn
I;ttn bv the monster. When the beast leit, ne
Gnu down and carried his unfortunate companion
Van ANN. where surgical aid was obtained as soon
DU ossibe Our informant states that the "ouhueu
-, could scarcely recover. This remlnoS US VI d
,-rv related to us few days ago, OF anotneF az
''C,J -. boar in Sonona county The victim was
r.ned bv the infatuated beast, but managed 10 gel
tree and climb it. To his horror, however. the
,,, climbed the tree after him. He went up higher
W, the bear, still mad with rage, followed nm. when
he could go no higher, he cTawled out as lal as ne
e,nId get upon heavy limb. The bear could not
oTow him far upon that, but she leaned forward
Lived him by the heel and literally tore it oH-boot
,nos flesh tendons and al-then appeared satisfied
S sJ he managed to make his way, in dreadful con-
0,.on to his house. where he was our informant
a,,ss in danger of his life. AS general thing, q
gzIv bear will not attempt to pursue man up a
.a Int not because it cannot climb, for in certain
ssts Of the country they are often up the trees
toajnr on the acorns, else limbs and branches
,,5 seen sewng the ground where they have beer
Irown when torn off by the bears. In the last case
ro have mentioned, the bear was so Infatuated thai
departed from its general habit, and climbed the
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. N. C.-August,


ARRIVED.
Aug auSteamer Enterprise Dicksey. from White Hall,
sehr L. Peacock, Terry from New York. to j. H. Elan
ner.
Sshr Louisa, Simmons, Philadelphia, to DeRosset
& Brown:
Schr Vapor, Smith, from New York, to j. R. Blossom
Brig David Dufel Belcher, from Boston, to Adams Bro
& Co.; with mdze
5.-schr. Adele, Coffin from New York, to s. H. Elan
with mdZe.
6steamer Spray Price, from smithvile, to A. H. Van
schr Margaret Y. Davis, Robinson, New York to
T c. Worth; with mdze.
Aug; 6--Steamer Fanny Lutterloh. Stedman from FAY.
etteVllle, to w. T. Elliott
Aug 7---Schr Kate, Way, from Richards to Rankin
Martin with naval stores
Schr PEARL Dexter, from Jacksonville, to Rankin Mar
tin with naval stores.
Schr. Volant Newcomb, from jacksonville to Rankin
Martin with naval stores.
Steamer Scottish Chief Banks from Fayetteville to A
D. Cazaux
Steamer Magnolia, Barber from Fayetteville, to E. ].
sehr Col John MeRae, Bogart from New York, to J. H
Chadboun Co. On the 3l ult, north of Hatteras the
mzzenmat was struck by lightning which also ripped I'D
part of deck and passed into the hold causing leak at
the rate of 800 strokes hour She will go the ways
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Evans, from Fayetteville to T
s.-Steamer Spray Price, from smthvile, to A. H Van
Aug. 8.-Schr. Edward Kdder, Smith, from New York
in ballast, to }. H. Flanner.
Schr. L: P. Smith, West from New York. to DeRoset &
Brown; with mdze.
sell & Bro. with mdze.
Schr. Ned, Zo from New York George Harriss with
mdze. The Ned is fine Schooner of 385 TONS and is
intended packet the line between this place and
Ne" York She partially owned by George Harrss Esq
and Capt. Zol cost $27 900.
9-Steamer Spray Price, from Smthvie, to A. H. Van
Bokkeen
CLEARED.
Aug 4 Steamer Spray, Price for Smithville, by A. H
Van Bokkelen.
6-steamer Sun, McRimnon, for Fayetteville, by w. H.
Marsh Il Co.
Brig H. F. Ryder, Orr for Boston, by Rankin & Marn
with naval stores, &c.
Aug. 7.-Steamer Enterprise Dcksey for South Wash
ington, by George Harrss.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Stedman, for Fayetteville by
w. P. Elliott
Steamer James r. Gt Elder, Fayetteville by A. D.
Cazaux.
Schr Dusky Sally, Gray, for Philadelphia, by George
Houston with naval stores.
Aug. = Steamer Spray, Price, for Smhvie, by A. H.
VanBokkelen.
8Seamer Magnolia, Barber for Fayetteville, by E. J..
Lutterloh.
Aug. 8Steamcr Spray Price, for Smithville by A. H.
VanBoklelen.
! Schr J. H. Chadboun wainwright, for Boston, by J. H.
Chadbourn IL Co. with lumber and naval stores.
9.-Schr r. w. Brown, Derrickson, for New York, by
DeRosset q Brown; with naval stores, &c.
| Schr Louisa, Simmons for New York. by DeRosset &
Brown with naval stores.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Evans for Fayetteville, by T.
| c.. Il B. G.. Worth
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NEW GROVE ACADEMY, WEAR KENANSVILLE.
kATEFUL for the liberal support which he has uniform
VI y received the subscriber has much pleasure inform
his friends and the public generally that he has secured
successful Teacher and he confidently hopes by thus in
creasng the efficiency of the Institution under his care,
give full satisfaction all who may conde to him the edu
cation of their children and wards.
The Fall Session will be opened in the New Academy
Monday, the 18th inst.
Terms per Session of five months
Elementry English Course 8
Classical and Mathematical. IS
Young prepared THOROUGHLY for the University for
Teaching, or for Business
Board for any number of Pupils may be obtained So per
month. Address Rev. JAMES M. SPRUNT.
Kenansville.
August 7th,- 1855 2S5-3t---49--l
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Superior Court of Law-Spring Term, 4. d., 1855.
Josiah MOutsby G"ad for the minor heirs Of Neal Med
Maultsby, decd, Daniel Maxwell.
Original attachment levied all the defendants right in
terest and lease in Real Estate and Timber. Also all the
defendants right to cut and carry away timber.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANT has absconded that the ordinary process
Law served upon him. it is ordered that publica
ton be made in the weekly Wilmington Journal, newpa-
per published in the of Wilmington notifying the said
Daniel Maxwell make his at the next term
this Court to be held at Court House. in Whiteve
the second Monday after the fourth Monday in September
next defend said suit judgment final will be rendered
against him
Witness Thomas D. VAIL Clerk of said Court, at Of
flee the second Monday after fourth Monday in March,
A. b. 1855 THOMAS l.. VAIL, Clerk
August A. lS55-I496t Adv. S. go
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SPRIN GT1LD, Mass, August THE committee
of the Know-Nothing Convention has reported plat
form. 1t allows all naturalized foreigners who are
Protestants to become members of the organizations;
protests against the importation of foreign paupers
and criminals, and insists upon the restoration of the
Missouri Compromise. 1t asserts that slavery as
sectional and freedom is national. 1t denounces the
National Administration as hostile to both these prn
cples, and recommends fusion of all parties to over
throw L.