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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-18
Letter from Mr.. Film

The Augusta Chronicle aud Sentinel, of
Wednesday last, contains the following noble
letter from Mr. Fillmore, to J. w. H. Berrien,
Esq. Of Charleston, enclosing the article which
appeared in the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
against the restoration of the Missouri CONS
promise, extracts from which we published
some time ago. The slip sent to Mr. Berrien,
it appears, was endorsed, "my sentiments, M.
F."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.

SMTHvnLE, Oct. 80, 1856.
MEssRs EDITORS In looking over one of the
know nothing papers of Nashville, 1 find com.
muncaiion signed by two Americans, alias know
nothings, purporting to be report of the speaking
between Gen. HASKELL and Col SAVAGE at Sparta
1 know nothing about the speaking at that place
was not there-did not hear it-and will not
call the correctness of the report in question. But
these two know nothings say that they were in
formed that Col Savage declineda discussion with
Gen Haskell at this place.
Their informant, whoever he was, is guilty of &
wilful perversion of the truth. Col Savage did
speak here with Haskell, and he brought up such
an array of facts and arguments that Haskell did
not pretend to answer them Haskell spent his
time in lamentations over the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, and finally proposed to Savage
to quit, because he thought he was spending his
breath to no purpose The idea OF Savage declin-
ing discussion is perfectly ridiculous to those
who know the man. He has got the nerve and
the will to contest every inch of the ground with
their ab'est cham pions. He is always ready and
willing to break lance with any respectable knight
of the know nothing order.
l hope hereafter that when the know nothings
of White take it upon themselves to report for US
that they will have some regard for the truth.
Respectfully, BETA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
THE MONSTER MEETING AT MEMPHIS.

The Appeal brings US most brilliant account OIL
the great ground swellof the democracy of Shelby
and surrounding counties on the 18th and 10Th
inst Weregret that we cannot copy the deacrip-
ton at length. Ex-Gov. A. V. Brown Was the
principal speaker of the occasion. The Appeal al
luding to his speech says:
"Goy. BROWN was received with the warm and
snontaneous welcome which the democracy know
how to extend an able, tried and eloquent veteran
of the cause, such as Gov. Brown, who has thrown
his whole heart and soul into this great canvass,
and is now laboring with an energy and efficiency,
in behalf of Constitutional principles, such as he
has never before exhibited in his palmiest days
We shall not attempt to follow him through the
points of his great and eloquent effOrt-one which
would have done honor to the most brilliant ora
tors of the Republic and which will ever hereaf.
ter link his name indissolubly with the redemp-
ton Of Tennessee which is sure to come on the
4th of November next. We feel that we cannot
in the space to which we are necessarily limited
do the sembance of justice either 10 the orator or
TO his great and momentous theme.
sHis flowing periods flashed with the fire of pa.
triotism--his sweeping sentences held up, as in a
mirror, the fearful issues and pers which are hang.
ING upon q single cast of the die-and that large
comnsnv of fair women and brave and intelligent
men bowed to the wand o. patriotism and of elo.
oueuce. The Gov. spoke about three hours, and
1uly concluded when be was a lmost exhausted
amid deafenipg cries to go on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

| BURRTT COLLEGE, Oct. 90, 1856.
Atameeting of the Students of Burr College, held th
morning at 10 o'clock W. H. WEsTBRooX called to the
Chair and J. W. wILBAKKs appointed Secretary, the fol-
lowing resolutions were read and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS in His wise and mysterious Providence, God
has thought fit to remove midst esteemed and
beloved fellow student H. MoCLELLAN Of Smith county,
Tennessee who died this morning O'clock OF fux,
his room on College Hill, aged about l6 years and four
months. Therefore,
R,solped That We the students Of Burrt College, the
friends and associates the deceased deeply the loss
offs friend and schoomae by his sudden and unexpected
death And tender sincere and heartfelt sympathy
and coincidence the parent and OF deceased who
must be sadly afflicted by this dpensaton, bereay
ing them Of kind friend, and duEiul ana aneconate
child.
Resolved That while his untimely loss to
selves and his friends sincerely cenhde in the wisdom
and goodness of God loss is his eternal gain, and
though no more on Earth will meet his smiling face,
ma, meet him in Heaven where death and parting un
known.
Rssopsd further That the usual badge ofmourn-
for thirty days and that be formed al the
tong of the BELL the remains Of the departed
through town.
ResOvsd That these resolutions published in the UNos
AMERICAN and the Nashville Bannsr and copies be for
warded to the friends of the deceased.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
w. H. wEsrBRoox, Chm.
w. Williams, See'y.
HOIIOway's: Ointment ana PiIIs.-UIcsrs
and sores drain system vital energy Their dis
eased action kept up by vruen vessels of
the glands and skin. This matter neuraIized by the
injecting operaton of Ointment. The Pills indges-
ton in all its forms.
ZIP Sold at the manufactures No. so Maiden Lane New
York. and No. 24 Strand London and by oil druggists at
Csc, e2Xc., and 81 per pot or box.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
SUNDAY MORNING, NOV. 2, 1856.
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS AT THE BAL
nov

Friends of BUCHANAN and BRECKENRIDGE,
watch the ballot box on Tuesday. 1t is
now manifest that the recent concerted
movement in relation to the alleged
"carpet bag" inundation, was gotten up
for the purpose of diverting public atten-
ton from the real source of danger. That
men have been sent into Tennessee by
the abolitionists to vote for FILLMORE and
DoNELsoN may be true, and that such men
should say, that they were sent to vote
for BUcHANAN,i is natural, but sensible men
will not be deceived by such an absurd
declaration. Again we say, watch the
ballot box and see that no stranger votes
unless his right to do so is strictly scruti-
niZed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02

Iy. You can and will defeat them BY honorable
mesas- and sill others you must discounten nee.
ANY other conduct woald be alti-demccratc-
false to your creed and ycur country. At the same
tine it is equally the duty of every citizen 10 as
sert and maintain his own rghts-while awarding
justice to Others, to assert the claim of justice to
misunderstanding, alike, the character of un-
licensed DULLES or of submissive towards, bat act
lag as discreet, dispassonate, law.abidng citizens
--TrNsEssEAss-who know their rights and know
ing dare maintain them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
THE CLOSING Up OF THE CANVASS.

According TO the agreement entered into be-
tween the two parties in this city, the democracy
closed the canvass on Friday night with speaking
at the Arch.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable chilliness of
the evening, respectable audience were present
]. LTrroN BoSricK, Esq, who has heretofore acted
with the opposition, and who will give his first
democratic vote on Tuesday, was present by invi-
taton, and made strong, consistent and torcible
argument, highly credabe to his talent and evinc-
ing that sincere patriotism which the exingency Of
the times exacs tof every citizen.
Hon. ANDREW Ew1SG, whose ability, earnest
ness and fuency of style has always secured him
large and attentive audiences followed at some
length, depicting the excellencies of democratic
principles--the threatening character of the con-
test in which we are engaged-the encouraging
indications that surround us-with an eloquent
and effective appeal to our friends to do their whole
duty on the day of the election. The frequent
applause that responded to him told that the dem
ocrstc heart of Davidson was thoroughly aroused
to sense of responsibility and duty. Would that
his stirring appeal could have caught the ear and
nerved the arm of every national man in the State
When Mr.. Ewing had concluded, W. V. THoMp.
SON, of Maury, was urged upon the stand. The
night was cold-the crowd had already listened
sttentively to two interesting speakers--Mr
Thompson was unknown to Nashville audience
To ssy that, under such circumstances he was able
to detain the crowd near two hours longer, is, o.
ITSELF compliment enough. But Mr.. Thompson
did more than detain and interest them-in tht
Judgment of very many, he made the very bes
timed speech that has been listened to in our city
during the canvass. Keeping up well connected
and striking argument, he interpreted it will
such happy Illustrations, pungent humor and well
applied anecdotes, ELECTED the attention, impress
sed the Judgment and excited the humor of thu
entire crowd. Mr.. Thompson is young maj
with a very old head, and when he comes to Nash
vile again will receive the cordial welcome of
host of democratic friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
SUMMARIZES GOING FOR FREMONT.

Tom Corwin, of Ohio who has been making
Fillmore speeches, has abandoned that side and
come out for Fremont. The Commercial, of Gin
cnuati, Fremont organ, thus slludes to the fact;
Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN.-We learn that Mr. Cor
yin is posted as one OF the orators at a Repubi.
can Jubilee TO come off at Hamilton on Fridsy
next. As there is no vestige of the shadow of a
hope for the ghost of a chance, for Fillmore, Mr.
Corwin goes Tor Fremont.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
Id. w. RUSSELL.
M MANUFACTURERS ~! AGENT

MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOX
PITTSBURG, CINCINATTI n LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO so BROADWAY, NASHVILLE
NHE folio wing portion Of the articles propose taking
orders for: Reened, Bourbon, Reserve, MOnOngahels
and Rye Whistles; Brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum and Por
ter, Onsworths Sparkling and Dry Catasba Wines Stas
TalOw Candles, German and Palm Soap lard ana Lin
OIL White Lead Iron, Nails, Stoves Castings and Hol
ware, Wood and Willow ware, Cheese, Vinegar Gass and
Glassware, Handw are, such Shovel spades Hose Axes
Picks, Matocks, COriage, Wrapping Paper, Matches Sc
Orders handed me will toabe OF ordering or erpen-
Of travelling 10 purchase, authorized 10 take or
dersOn the same terms and prices you purchase If
was at the faeto ia person All orders handed mo
will be Immediately semitic the factory and hipped prompt
on opening Of navigation Hoping share good portion
Of your beray and kindness remain very respect
fully,
Octss-u D. ". RUSSELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
w. C.. BRUCE.

we Ss Id h UCE.
just returned from the Eas with largest Stock of
II consigned Goods TO be sold al Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Western country, to-wit
STATIONERY.
1000 Reams of Letter Papers
1000 Z" " Commercial Paper
500 GO &" Bill Cap .
ESQ Fancy Not Note :.
1900 selfsealng Envelopes
3 cords of Blank Books. various hanpk kinds;
1000 gross and Pencis
1000 90 Steel Pencils.
CUTLERY.
1000 sets Lnives and FORKS
1000 Pocket Knives;
500 pair Scissors;
1000 RaZors;
1900 Hammers and Hatchets;
100 doz. Argentine Silver Spoons;
IL cords Of double barre. Guns
FANCY GOODS.
so dOz Cologne
50 Hair Oil;
1916 Fancy Work Boxes;
500 Ladies, Companions;
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves
$50 dOz Cents White and Fancy Hose,
$500 Port Monaies.
$50 dozen Linen Hid DIS:
5000 Spool Thread;
So +" Cents fine Me1no Undershrts;
BOOKS.
Is 600 vol Standard Books;
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY
25 Magic case Gold Watches;
$50 English Gold Patent Levers, manufactured by
Joseph Johnson, 25 Oh. street, Liverpool
$50 Silver Lever Watches;
$50 Open Face Silver do +;
els Composition do;
s Ladies' Hunting Case Gold Watches;
$50 do Chatlings
$50 do Gold Neck Chains:
$50 Gents Fob and Vest do
S25 do Gold Seals and Keys with Locktts:
500 sets Of Can Oes, in cases
80 do FlOrenLine, do;
500 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings
5000 Ladies Plain Gold Breastpins;
1000 Gents and Ladies' Gold Pencils
$1,000 worth of Gold Finger Rings:
GOLD PENS.
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases assorted;
1900 90 - Gold
And all other articles usually found Iewelry Establish
ments. Merchants Peddlers and generally are
invited to cali and make selection, as ali the above
Goods have to be closed limited time as they be-
long to different estates have articles too
tedious to mention in short have anything that Lady
Gentleman would call for. W. O. BRUCE,
Auetioneer for Consgnees, No. II Cedar street, Nashville
tennessee. nov2-6md&W.
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. UJQEHE0DN
SALE OF
GROCERIES,
BY
3. LANIER & Co.

ME will offer in front Of our FRIDAY morning
w next the 9Th of November at 10 O'Clock
ment OF Groceries, Liquors &c This being our last Auction
Sale for the Fall, will offer goods in liberal quantities
and hope TO see large attendance Of buyers Towit
81 hhds Fair and Prime Sugars
100 bags choice Baltimore Rio Coffee
100 do prime NJ do;
so bks Star Candles
200 boxes Tallow do
100 do Virginia Tobacco;
800 kegs Nails
go barrels Orange Valley Whisky;
% do DEANS do;
100 do Sam Halter do;
25 do Toby's do
40 do Pixies do;
10 do Old Rye do
IS do do Bourbon; do;
100 do Gin Brandy nd Wine;
500 reams Wrapping Paper;
90 doZ. Brooms;
81 boxes Bar SOAP;
so do Fancy Soap;
100 crosses Mason's Backing;
$4,000 Melee Cigars;
10000 Regala do. Together with all the smaller att
eles Of Groceries to make up complete sale.
nov2-td B. LANIER & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

80 IHE Few light draught steamer
Ls4ts4t$zGEN. PIKE, WM. FULLKa, Master, slsa-slA
Et.k1A being expressly built Tor this trade ssssss-Ss
win ali the modern improvements, with the drausht
su0stsqnch aud new steamer SAMUEL P. HIBBERD
GhACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing season between the above pssone The boats
oen9 IN port every week. These boats being
OF Old and experienced with sups ror
isees Tor passengers and freghts, solcts pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply board, 10
II. H. HARRISON. Agent,
ocESS-6m FrDgt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
NorICE TO KEEpERs OF SALOONS.

the solicitation Of many citizens Of The city,
n posing gentlemen of both political parties, wen
some Of the Retailers OF Liquors, induced through this
medium to request that Saloons be closed during
the day which the Presidential Eeetions held and Also
at night in order that undue excitement may be created
and We may sasan reputation for quiet and order
justly ips rs such occasions. ANDREW ANDERSON,
noyl-4d Mayor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02

TIE OPINION OF The MEDICAL PRcFEssIoN.-
learned writer says: "Sarsaparills or the extract
thereof maintains the secretions, especially those
of the skin and kidneys, increases nutrition, and
sllsys morbid irritabty of the nervous and circu-
lating systems. Hence an admirable remedy for
debility during, or after, mercurisl course, and
for the multifsrous variety of systems that arise
when the health is broken down, as we'll by the
disease as by its remedy"
E- HuRLEYs concentrated fluid extract is the
best preparation manufactured in this country.
Notice-InhaIatiOn in Con sumptiOns-See
under this head. Female Complaints Vene
real Affections, Dyspepsia Diseases of the Heart and Lver
&C., will meet with due attention. Ioet2e-d6m,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
PresidentiaI ElecfiOn.

DUkSUANT 70 order issued 20 me iTOm he I'ouDtv
il Court OF Davidson county, will on TUgspAY he
4h day of November, 1885, proceed open aud mold an
Election President and VicePresideut of the limited
States in the several Wards and Civil Districts Of David
county The COusables Of each District are antho
rised and requested hold elections IN their espev
Districts. loctlsJ J. h EDMUNDSON. sheriff
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02
CHANCERY SALE OF ONE OFT e HOST
BEAUTIFUL AND DESIR ABLE
Residences and Build.
ing Lots!


ID virtue Of decree in the Chancery Court at
ID at lis May Term 1885, in the A. d. Davis
oy &c, Timothy W. Gilman, Will the part % the
compliments sell at Public Sale. The highest bidder on
the premises, At ID O'Clock, A. NJ, on
TUESDAY, The Urn DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT
most beautiful Frame Dwelling, with rooms, and all
necessary out buildings with LOtoi aud ICG poles
said Dwelling commands fine view Of Nashv-, and X
situated on the allatn Pike miles from city. Per
sons at distance wishing TO Nashville viii never
have better opportunity ofsecurng Ofhe desira
bic Residences in its vicinity than Attending the
the 18th instant
TRIMS $4,000 cash, balance a credit Of !, 3 J. aud
years. with interest from date be paid annually Notes
with good security will be required, and retained.
Possession gwen lst Of January
We will offer most beautiful Lot Of about go acres,
fronting 269 feet the Gaain Pike, and back
Of about 46 feet Said Lot IL opposite the hand
residence Of Elk Gov. Neil Blown, and Commands
a fine view Of the city.
ALSO from 10 to 20 desirable Lots in BOods, HousOns
and Zolco1sr's Addition 70 Edgeield.
TERM-Most liberal. Edgefeld Is rapidly improving and
the grounds unsurpassed for private Residences
p Omnbuses will leave the square at I01i O'Clock on
day Of sale. COLLATION. as usual
Oct2I-d3a. J. l.. & X. W. BROWN.
AuefiOuaaF. hnrr
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LOOK OUT FOR THE
New York Firemen!
Fresh Arrivals,
BY
Vessel & Thomson,

On BBLS. Cranberries all size packages
~ so boxes Raisins, 81
200 Figs;
&C Lemons;
10 cases New Prunes
% chests Black and Green Teas;
50 boxes Italian and American Maccaroni.
SO do English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
IS do Nuts, assd
25 baskets Champagne, extra brands;
70 do do, ordinary Brands. Together with a
larger supply Of SKY Rockets, Roman Candies Crackne
Biscuit, sardnes English French and American Mustard
Sauces, Pickles. London Porter Scotch Ale Foreign and
Domestic Liquors And to arrive $50 dozen Wood ceebra
ted Oysters For sale low for cash by
nov2 VESSEL q THONP9oN
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ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE,
OnhIssbad Eraf;s .Lo OO,L

Just Published, Gratis, the Goth thousand
zEIEfz FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
ZaES&} TREATMENT, without Medicine, of Sperma-
GW-H[W torrha of Local eakness, Nocturnal Ennis
sons, Genital and Nervous Debility, Impo-
tency, and Impediments to Manage generally.
BY B. DE LANEY, n. D.
The important fact that the many alarming complaints,
originating in this mprudence end solitude OF YOUTH may
be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, in this small
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly
cessful treatment adopted by the Author fully explained
by Of which every enabled
feey and the least possible thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums Of the day.
address, gratis and post free in sealed enVe
ope by RENTING (pos paid postage stamps to DR. B.
De LANEY, II, Lispenard Street, New York City.
oct26-6md&W,
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Boots! Shoes Trunks

LADIES' SHOES.
7 AIDES fine French Lasting Heeled Caters;
IL " :. - Thick Sole do, upt and PIN;
" " Congress do
" Kid BoOtees, with and without heels;
Kid, FIR. Me- and Goat Welt BoOtees;
India Rubber (eather sole) Clogs, art'e;
" Kid slippers, ofevery description
Velvet and Lasting Slippers
variety of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers
Thick Sole Kid and French Mo- Shanghai or Kos
sUth Bootees with general assortment Of and
Chdrens Kid french Morocco Goat and Calf cit Bootees
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Gentlemen's fine calf v aierproof Boots
% Double Sole do ;
- " Dress Boots
" Congress lGaiters, double aud
single Sole;
. " Water-pf. Shoes and Oxford Ties;
large OF MEMS Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip Work, OF coed material and work manship.
NEGRO SHOES.
large varied assortment Of Negro Brogans for men
and boys Negro Bos &c Planters respectfully invited
call and examined efore purchasing.
TRUNKS. VALISES, &c.
Alargs lot of fine Sole Leather Trunks for Gentlemen
:" :" &" Ladies';
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, lot of cheap Leather Trunks;
Pine Sole Leather Valises Carpet Bags &C. all of which
offered low forcssh JOHN RAMAGE,
Oct3I No. AZ College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-02

FOR SMITHLAND AND PADUCAH.
THE light draught steamer HARTSVILLb, go
Il RoRT. GRUBBs Master, will leave as above Lei2S<
on MONDAY, Nov. }, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ For
passage or freight apply on board or to ,,,oo,e,,r
nOYl-d2t p. Il. HARDCASTLE.