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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-07

DEPARTS ON sUSDAY.-David Gibson for New
Orleans.
DEPABTs on MONDAY Cumberland for New Or
leans. This superior boat, low in port discharging
freight, will positively leave on Monday next for
the Crescent City. The Cumberland has good &C.
conmodatons, which will satisfy any one who has
love Of ease, comfort and cheerful Preside
The Aida is lying in port repairing her shaft.
The A L Davis is now due from Burksville.
ONO RIvEB.-Lste accounts are by no means
hatteripg for rise Of any extent
Weather cold and GEAR.
Water sufficient on the Shoals for all ordinary
purposes.
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Harvey In Nashville.

THE eminent HARvET, 80 well known to every gen
Il tlemsn in Philadelphia the most successful Cutter
oil garments is at establishment No. Is Cedar
street and prepared to take measures and to exhibit
fine an assortment OF Cloths Cassmers and VestIngs
we're displayed in Nashville Our stock OF Ready
Made Clothing, both gentlemen and youths is now fu,
aud our Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head.
ncIlA-tf CIIFION q ABBOIT
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Dr. Frederick BOeder.

'ENDhRS his services as Teacher Of the Greek lain
french and German Languages. The best reconmon'
cations can be given as TO qualifications Terms made
College street. fI y IrovIa :. snu
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80 Cholera is reported as very fatal in the Ger
men emigrant ships arriving at New York.
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GEshN Reward.

T PURCHASED negro man by tho name Of HESRT "a
srms time in September last, Of Mr.. John Thompson -
OF ms nsizhborhood carried him 10 Tensaw Parrish,
La and sold Mr. Harris Of that Parish Since
which the boy Henry has made his escape We suppose ne
will either try make his back 10 this County or 10
some Tree state 40 sold rather black COM
plexon abous feet inches high, very intelligent, weighs
about 65 lbs rather his speech when
little excited quick aud active, has sml bands and iee
wears No Shoes rstand, since he of, that he
roads very well. he IL good Black Smith, We will give
the appove reward bis apprehension and safe eonane
ment until We get him. Address
J. W. DAB BIS, Nashville, Tenn.
nov29-H r H. MILLER, waterproof, La
~ Louisville Journal copy 20 tbs amount Of IS and send
account 70 this ONCE.
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NOTICE.

HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks tn The Ladies'
"A snd (;entlemsn Of Ma hvie, and vicinity, for
,.,,oosge and informs that he has sgain opened
Lac IN business No. "a South Market street, whss he
snas carving on Dying and Securing business ali
a. vayious branches for cash only Having made
Pc by strict attention, 70 mei eonluu-
anee OF your castsm.
A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-07

MEN OF AbERioA-MEs OF TIE AoE-The great
est man. take him all In all, of the last hundred
years, was George Wsshington-au American.
The greatest Doctor of Divinity was jonathan
Edwsrds-an American ,a
The greatest Philosopher wss Benjamin Frank
En-sn American,
The greatest living Sculptor is Hiram Powers
an American.
The greatest living Historian is VIM. H. Pres.
cott--su American.
The greatest 0raithologist was J. J. Audubon
an American.
The greatest Medical Chemist of modern times,
Dr. y Ayer-inventor of Ayers Cherry Pee
fOral and C1tSartie Pills. is an American.
The greatest inventors of modern times, were
Fulton, Fitch, Whitney and Morse-alI Americans
CRoOKER's MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT -Yester.
day was the Fall opening day of the above estab.
lshneut, and prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice as well to be in fashion Gas near
ly every body, we thought, was there) we went
along with the tide and looked at the large aid
fine display of millinery and fancy goods there TO
be Seen Mr. Croker has brought on a very large
and varied stock, embracing all the articles belong.
ing to the trade, of every style and quality. Tie
stock ofbonne:s, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected to
see The finer qualities of these various styles of
goods are indeed superb, surprising anything we
have ever seen Tbs bonnets, particularly, we
look upon as the prettiest things in that line ever
introduced to the potion of the public.
Mr.. G. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale as well az retail, and country dealers de-
string to purchase will DO well to examine his
stock
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GFNTLEWFN'S DANCING ACADEMY.

GENTBENEN'S DANCING ACADEMY
MONS PISGUBLY AZ the request Of many Gentlsmen
M this city. will open his Academy FRIDAY, October
3lst al TX O'Clock, p NJ At his Halt. COOpeTs Baldinx
where he will teach the latest and Fashionable Dances
Of the day. Grand Exhibition BAH will be given once =
month Pupils, amer months Instruction, the
privilege Of meeting the Ladies' Class once a week.
Up Days Of tuition WEDN ESDAYs and FRIDAYS Ea
7 X clock, P. N. Terms-s6 per month in advance.
oct9O-dim.
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GET the BEST.
Larcofnbe's AYabrotypes

TOOK the fret Premium all competitors al the re-
cent Exhibitions, and acknowledged TO be the best
Pictures made In Tennessee
(UP Made heretofore at New YORK and deiPha
prices and put up ia Up top style at his AMbhOIfPE
Rooms 20 Collegs rect, over Campbell Doneg ans
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loo NegcOeS Wanted.

THE undersigned Will the cash for hundred likely
Young Ne delivered to them al their Sale House at
No is Cedar street. Nashville Tenn. They will board Ne
gross and sell for other persons commission and will keep
arge number hand Og safe tail times, and will be re-
spoasble for Negroes left in their charge. Cal and
nnyIo-Iy JANIS IL HARRISON.
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BoILs CURED BY R. R. RRsoLvENT.


Messrs. Railway d Co., Chemists, N.Y.--Send me two
dozen of r. Resolven have been sorely afflicted with
boils been tormented with these dsagreesbIe ex-
for than years. tried all kinds Of
medicines without effect. commenced the Resolvent. One
bottle cured entirely have since recommended 1t 70
others. Yours truly, R.C. WRIGHT.
T.. RADwAY & Co.,
l02, Fulton street, New York,
Sold by Druggists, Merchants, Keepers eyev
where
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JAMES n EWTTT y co,

JAMES I'll EWIrT ~ CO..
HxTILL omen a COMMISSION HOUSE In LIVERPOOL on
w the ls Of January for the sale Of AMERICAN
Msssrs. HEWITT, NORTON & CO., New Orleans Mesara
HEWITT & CO., New York RICHARD ATKINSON, Esq,
louisville Ky, and w. WHELESS, Esq, Cashier Bank
Of Nashville Tenn will make cash advances on property
shipped their address.
NV YoRK. Oct. 2 3, 1850 Inov4-ImF.
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Eqas1ing the crcalatonthe method preventing
Inc establishment Of disesseregulaten the only means
Of purifying the blood and restoring sick TO health
quick enc>ey Of Railways Ready Relief and Railways
Regulators In s-rng the patient of coughs, coRgesons,
rheumatism pneumonia, throat infamatoas fever
and ague, bilious remsnt and intermitten scariet
phus, chagres, and all contagious and noncontsgiou
fevers. l-..-f-est E45T
The positive virtues OF Railways Renoyatng Resolvsnt in
restoring the Consumptive to Health, and seeming
Bronchitis, Asthma. bad Headaches and Dyspepsia.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

IIAvE just opened very handsome assortment Of
II Furnishing Goods, comprising great variety OF
Gloves Suspeuders, Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria Hsndksrchiefs, Lambs Wool aud Cotton
half Hose Gents shsvls and Muisrs, &c., SC, all Of
which will be sold at fair prices
aenfIn-H CHIFFON 4 ABROTT
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GOOD MEDICINES

= GREAT PHYSICAL LAW,
Possessing the most important influence over the health
fsea the BODY, has been entirely overlooked and
neglected By the Medical Faculty.
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WoHDxHruLfowR ~ THE n. n. n. RznKpIHs IN Errrrxs
THE Bo6V HRALTHY AND FRkR FROM PAIs.
H9UALlZk The CIRCULATIoN-RkGULATB THB
- 49, a SYSTEM.
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CITY EXPRESS PAGEA GEH

CITY EXPRESS PACEA GES
DARCELs and Baggage delivered 70 any part Of the city
Il with despatch and safety.
Feeling that enterprise very much needed,
they red heavy expsnse quick
conveyance and hope By prompt tent 10 business de-
the patronage If the business men VI the city
Mr. A. l.. WesIbFoOk, lAte messenger Of Adams Express
Company charge and receive and de-
liver Packages At point the city and suburbs Charges
very moderate.
Once Ne. 50 Cherry street, " stairs over VIM l. Boyes
Jr. lH0Ell-om.
NOTICE FO POLICY HOLDERS.
MR.. K. ID. FARNSw ORTIZ has BEEN duly elected Marine
MI and Fire Inspector IBsuanee Onces and Ageu
of this city and such Inspectors authorised 70 eE
80 - JOSEPH VAULX, Prss't-
ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. STAY, PresH.
octaltf JOS. NASH, Agent
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NTE have just received an extensive assortment Of
w Boys Clothing, of various styles and prices which
we respectfully invite rsnds and the public gen.
orally to call and examine. We also constantly
csivng geutemens over Goats Dress and Frock Coats
aud Vests Of every description Our stock Of Furnishing
Goods is now complete all of which in addition heavy
arrival Of Cloths Cassmeres aud Vsstings in the piece
hatero rselves will offer inducements rarely presented
10 the citizens Of Nashville.
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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LATER FROM BRAzos SANTIAGO.

We copy the following from the New Orleans True Delta
Of the 2Qth ultimo;
TIE United States transport steamship Suwauee J. W
Kitudge, commanding, from BRACES Santiago arrived
last night with government troops, destined for Fort Ny
eFs Florida.
The Suwauee lef Brazos Santiago on TUESDAY. 25th
with three companies 4th artillery d, r. and III !; two
companies 5th infantry asd IT, under corand or Cap
tain J. A. Whtall, Lioutczaats w. T. Webb, O. j. LyuGa
5lh Infantry; LieutsEEnts j. H. Pso9ze L. o. Lee and
II. Weed, 4Jh artillery; Surgeon Thomas A. MeParn,
United States army.
She also brings detachment Of soldiers under tie cou-
mand Of Lieut. J. Updergraf 5h infantry and Surgeon
l. H. Holden, United States army, destined Tor New York
Capt Phelps, Alb artillery, Is also passenger
Transport ship julia u TEsT sailed ou tie 235 for
F5rt Hye- wisa esEt ro1naie8 Of 5sh Infantry, al 81
&C. T. r, G. l. r. under command Of Captain O. l. Steven
son. 5th infantry accompanied BY Surgeon John r. Head
United States army.
The Suwanee len in port ~ BRACES schooner b Knud-
SOD for New Orleans with Captain Phepss light battery
company B. ith artillery also schooner Chrysolyte with
camp equipage, &ci schooner Cloda for New OrleaBs
Schooner General Taylor arrived B-azos on the 22d
twenty-uiae days from Mobile with loss Of boom and
sails and leaking badly
The Suuause arrived At Southwest Pass on the evening
Of h and up to the city for government stores
and fuel She brings the government mall ard the fol
i0rI1S specie: Mes5rs. q. u Heinc So 500; Cramer
TO, $1,000 PrEan x C0uturie, $1,000
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EKPLoRATIoN oF - 49, -.

EAFLohAIlOa w AhE NFFhh Mt2cVAts 49,
The following statement says ibe Lssg ss.r las lesu
placed IN our hands il ordes 10 ezFaa mors f1!J han
has yst besn publicly done az noses rpa causes a led
. he exploration q the UrFer Missouri ~ Lieutenant
Warren, q ghe Typographical EngineeIs under orders q
The War Department;
SQme erroneous notices 81 the natural history collection
brought in BY Lieut. e. X WaTsa typographical eRginaer
from The hed Of hg late explorations having appeared 10
ths public 9asuaa, ~ = considered proper make he FOL
lowing sgtsatnt respecting Eand tha exploration.
Upon the close 81 Tie Sioux expedition under General
Harvey Lieut. Warren who had been attacbed the stan
hat command directed examine the Missouri
above Fort Pierre u connect hat point with the
p9ratoAs inside 10 1858 Tor RAILROAD route the Faeihc
ne was assisted by Mr. N a. Hutton Of Washington Or. H.
" Hayden, 81 New York and Mr. j. Ii. Snowdea of MARY
zud Ihese wish seventeen enlisted aud other employ
made the total strength o the party about thrty
They mat with nearly All the Indian tribes living the Mis-
souri, siouz Rees Mancah5 Gros Yenlres Aeilnibons,
and Crowand treated with the greatest respect by
items proof 81 the beneficial inueuee the Sioux expedition
ha Lad in restraining tie evil dispositions Of thsse saEage
The suallpox, unfortunately, was carried into the
country by te traders ast summer, and M ghtu rayages
already driving many 81 them 10 desperation sin
violence Insult offered TO the party though the Indians
look uP5n the white the immediate Of this
iamity.
Tho exploration uas carried up the Missouri river eighty
miles above the mouth the yellow Stone and Up the yell
low Stone 20 the mouth o Powder river astronomical OBJ
ssrE atoms being made at all important localities. The opo-
graphical sketches made large scale and give the
minute features Of hs bottom lands wood grass water,
sand bars, saa 6c and win be little value nayiga-
on and to the military occupation Of the country, should
future Indian render it necessary for the protection Of
the frOAtier.
The country passed through abouads ia game and wild
ana Of hs largest kinds that inhab Ills continent and
the entire efforts o the party frequently given coli
Letting specimens preparing them preservation.
large collection Of Enura fossils botanical aud geological
specimens Obtained showing the peeuar
ties Of that portion Of Nebraska This eDec1n prop
sry Of the War Department has been in part temporarily
deposited the Smithsonian Institution fol- study and cas-
sldcaton. similar disposition has been heretofore made
o the various collections brought BIZ 5e exploring parties
| sent out by the War Department."
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Az AnntIssInN-

Heretofore the cry has been that the democratic party
was the ragamuaia party, while l the dscency'
heha side The tables says the New York Journal Of
Connsrce) are row turn il the Tribune speaks truly
at least far as men ar wealth are conesrned for in
argument designed to dissaade m black-repubican allies
from resisting Tia eassaI aathoriies and troops on the
ground that dot.at and Disaster would be inevitable 1t
says:
Rsmebev, that nearly ali northern capitalists have
just voted for Buchanan or Fillmore"
And might haze added they have done this in spite Of
the e1hoTtaons and entaca Of the qunupe alliance In
the grand depot Of northern capital New York city, and
Of the bIaCk-Tepubcu press generally which has crtpt
IKE the frogs 0! Egypt into every nook and corner through
ont the North and into the knsadng tToughs It is
honorable alike to the forecast and the patriotism of north
capitalists that they have judged and acted or them
selves without needing The Camor Of the newspapers and
what i and better bare judged and acted rightly
Here the figures for New York city and its envirOng
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nEuncnlTIc rELEnRALfo1.

The democrats u Concord Nev Hampshire, had grand
social gaaering On Tuesday evening o. last week ID honor
n the election of Buchanan ard Breckenridge Nearly one
thousand democrats participated II tie festivities Of The
OCCASION From IRE regular toass We extract the fol-
1wingt
z James Ea.haran. President e1at tile eminent and s.
Gent services ID ta halls gt ConErEs tie oabaeg aad II
a Diplomatic cir cos o Russia aad ER-and ara p4ft 81
the history 81 TIE gusd States and clearly chow hs atnesq
Or ths arst oce which great All FREQ people have In their
ws4o bestowed up0n him. lie viii aGt dissup0ipf tbeo ~
tEer eRrsatsHsna ana se meridian q greatness i
delight and 0onar the whole country f
Responded 70 BY uins cheers end music
" John G. Bfecsinri4ge vice President elect Though
bis hone IN the sunny South yet patriotic people Eave
5ny inquired ot bis honesty be caraby, and hg devotion
d ne Whole cnuntry."
Responded % II zine cheers and music
"rrs8sst pcrc5 a0d the State III View Eanpshfrs AMER
tn absrnoe 81 Hr years ks viii r-u-n II ka1ar ~ a-
S.nea b ~ ysars, she viii return u hn."
Ably responded 70 tY jo7cPh Robinson, ESQ
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LOCA l. IN E w s..

CouHr or CLAIMS December 8, ls56-CoI. James Rely,
o! Txss and Josiah Collins r esq of North Carolina
we're sworn attorneys Of the court.
Il O. Abbey, esq, Of Cleveland, Ohio, was appointed
commissioner 10 take testimony.
Chief Justice Gehrst delivered the opinion Of the court
10 the case OF Nahum Weaver, treasurer 1c- claiming
payment of certain landoce certificates Favorable bill
ordered to be reported; Judge Blackboard dissenting
Judge Scarbnrgh delivered the opinion the rehearng
q the case Of K Rodgers affirming the former opinion
Of the court refusing order to take testimony
The court then took up the Of Thomas r. Gedney
claiming balance due him disbursng officer in the
United States coastsurvey service. Mr. Rockwell opened
the argument for the claimant Mr.. Mcpherson Deputy
Solicitor argued the for the government Mr. Rock
we'll replied, and the submitted.
When the court djourned to III O'Clock, tomorrow
William Finn, esq, chairman Of the special committee
of the Jackson Association has received letter from the
chairman Of the democratic association of the Twelfth
ward of Philadelphia announcing the acceptance Of the
hospitality proered by the former to the latter on their
proposed vst to Washington to witness the Inauguration
Of President Buchanan.
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BOOK NOTICE.

Court e CaiusRepoTts and Digest Of Opinions delivered
since the organization Of ths Court by John o. Deve
reaux, eounaslor-atlag, with Al Appendix. New York.
Banks, Gould, 4 Co.. 1876.
Ii examining law libraries have been led TO remark
how few voansa found which contain anything decara
tory the relative rights and duties between the citizen and
the government. With few exceptions, all governments
claim immunity from suit Although statutes enacted
declaring the duties Of the government and the governed
their construction il only declared By the when the
government Institutes suits The party claiming under the
statutes has submitting his the courts and
obtaining their construction because the government
sueable. Virginia and other States are
ever exceptions. The federal submted be
sued in order to settle certain land titles in Florida Lous
ana Arkansas, Missouri and California. But moreaseently
Congress has created Court Of Claims and authorized
prosecution Of certain classes 81 claims against tie govern
mant This tribunal has been in existence years.
and has Investigated and given opinions in large number
cases. Of which found in the volume referred to-
1t il through the medium Of this that the relative
ties Of the government and the people being determined
and promulgated. Ii in this view that consider the
ports the decisions OF this Of great value The
porter has very properly Included in this fret volume the
acts establishing the court and the rules regulating prac
ce together with the and residence Of commits
soasrs appointed to take testimony pending in the
court. Such volume prove valuable addition 20 the
libraries Of gentlemen Of the bar, and especially those who
are engaged In prosecuting ia the Court Claims
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- ELECTIoN PRArps III ILLIYoIs.

The Quincy Hnois Herald Of the 2sth ultimo publishes
some Startling statements Ia relation t. lie stupendous
frauds alleged have been perPerasd BY The black
raboaus at the recent election IA that State Oar limits
win only pst . . make for the closing remarks
Of the Herald, which are a. lo,.gwa;
owe hka the charge, boldly, that thgJ have baaen Col
iCAards0 by resort 10 0utrageous iuzmous frauds upon
the baatb0x. submit portion Of the evidence for the
calm asbsrags consideration 81 the prVr and dare the
fusion leaders to attempt defence from the charge They
dare attempt open, maay defence. The clrcum-
stances the facts the 6guEssa that bears upon the sob
sct e against them ard though their frauds Of them
selves we're conceived 70 bs Interestingly aud cunning
che fusion leaders ~ Illinois have neither cute nor Gun
uing enough defend themgslvcs Successfully from tho
charge 81 fraudulent votnE Which bring azanzt tar
Let any candid ir-Eiaded mgn take the i've northern
counties OF Cook Joe Davigss WILL Kane and Lasaein
every o. which The 4gnss have large maortticbut
aRy who desires safety kiussr upon this subject
taks these counties standard far they show tie
proportion IF vues = p0pulaon let him square the
IL The other n0rh oouaes b. the these de-
3actnv che fraudulent eHeeses and be viii End that 20 FAR
from being defeated Col Richardson has been elected gov
arnor of illinois BIZ majority % legal votes over Bgsss 81
naayIv Frs haaa1aA IF result Ike ibis can afford any
eauzg rejoicing uascrupuous foes Bet them make
no u1ost ~ It."
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TuE SEw YORK POST OFFICE SITE.

Tho Sew York Tribuus, which rarely ends anything 10
commend IN tie Official 81 TIE President thus notices
b5 rsceat selection q post Office site II that cys
Ths objection that TIE 5t i not large enough Il rdcu
ousl The bumgut ag tho poat Office 70 b erected hore
may coatain many twenty-five thougaDd squaro feet IL
proper advantage taken of The extraordinary capace5 81
the site fgr waiting, which would give twenty square
sat each 10 thousand msn. When are ne ikclv % have
more than thousand persons employed II poet oae
Ar ha W mar have fear ave stories Of working room
chs new post ocs, each q them presenting "a area ~
5ftcn thousand fqgre feet We 10 believe the PEI son
nov living who win the u the Brick Church too
email for the post ofes 81 New Tork. should Il ever Be-
c5uis - additions easily b made of adjacent property
AID connected With this, either under Nassau street.
IL such c1nucxon BE- deemed material Bat this b. y am
~ larxs enough or any ha. viii bs Repaired II H. al
ast daring Tho present century, we Ia complete isolation
from al 0tEag budng, all private property and it. rare "a
tes II acc render il o. r the best property that ha
bsga offered. The President has done he city service BY
his selection though Il has seemed Incredible thai be
should make au7 other.'