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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24
70 MERCHANTS


HILLMAN BROTHERS,
NO - COLLEGE AND "a MARKET SIS,
TIAVE recently erected on Market street urgs thfss
II story hOuee, which they Cd their ed
Iron stora on College street, and Offering lha %
lowing arces of saia loW for casa pulcusi aeaaf
time
SOC tons vel Asserted Tennessee Req - Charcoal iron
% lleir oUn anu acluT uarFlntad
$50 atsarted PITT bur1 ,s1n oest nraads
10 Staelt A.B 9. y b. G ~ shear and Gurmaa:
$50 dozen sorted Eilss snd Ras11;
lue RoEland & Amss' Snos-s a. q spadasf
Is Collus haRt's 8easy "a LaPplneoit AEsrI
Grow Bars;
3 lea K. ties;
Stone Ha1meus
s C1Tn Shz.ll 70 and straw CgitoEs
IS easks assorted Chains
Mouse haLa Auvis;
WdghIs Sohd Box Vices;
IS sctg Wagon AEslI, al sizes
$50 sst assorted Buggy AK--5 best brad
$50 pfa 81 springs, bet 5raudt
1910 kegs ASSORTED Nails ana = kus best hrand;
30 oils Manila Cope, ali q E-s.
We vii Be pleased OFeeoire orders or ans 81 ne afara
articles and Tends roy geIt ng lhsn a Us
lowest price aH-e r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24

IHaAaraaId b Walkers.


TTAEERFIELD 4 WALKER are undsT ian head-uny
~ Wth he rev styl. Of Geutemens Htta, and eora-
enuy reeommeld ihem 20 the 10 ice Of 81 wac Welr Ha
q wan Bats 20 year. This siyss Vefy light and chs
~ tna p peculiar process 10 manufacturing al painful
pfessuha - oQlssrated. WATBkFlELD = WALKER.
FINE SOFT DRESS HATS 9
isfges, ard most aeeet assortment Of sol Fst Hats
a Ni % found ~ Wateled q aksris-thsy have them
10 great variety, and an he new a. ians and popular
eoloLs. lmrhIi WAKEFIELD & WALKER
NEW STA LE RIDING HATSl
THE ladies' viii dnd q WalaraaId q WaItsrls nov acd
~ assoltmegi Of hne Riding Has. Also, Fsnsy Eais
mLh7 wATRRFILD WALLER.
TO MERCHANTSgf
IA EkCHANIS viii Ind a. Walerdeld & Waikurss an ths
IVA new and desirahs styles Of Hats for The season. 10
cash prompt shor e buyers o6sF unus al advan.
4zgas WAIhRRikLD q WALHER.
mrh7 Fashionable Helis7s, 2s Public square.
IMPORTED aABTA JACK FOfS SALE
N ERE vii Be aod ths Publie Sqasre on SATURDAY.
the 2ls ins the highest bidder imported Malta
Jack stock aissrs VIII and d 20 hsir inieesI be prea
eni TsTm-iour meulhs credit nos payable In hank win
satisfactory security, yell endorsed.
mrhI0-GeW T. EVETT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24

q EANDs
HAVING soii entire Retail stock % Mossra Has
BEnOE & hcWHIErrH, take pessuls Ia rscommand-
Ing then ~ our eustonsTn And The public esnsrRly.
EVANS. pDRTER a co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24
PIANO FORfES.
Looking CLASSES. &C
Pianos, Pianos.

TE LAD flily quaiifsd tsscl lrrrri rsie ard AZ
~ flgih RANCHES, luafioa ie eaaf % 6eFnrrels
b fauiiy he snduiry n ne lae111 dra.sh7.
The best ol aralrr1 Tren Pigasa 1EaIes a. p D
Sex So Posi oGes, Mscsu, Ca IaElt-ea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

DAvY BRoDERrcK DEFINING his PosTrIoS.-
The letter published to the Caliiornisns by the
new democratic Senator from that State Gin days
gone by one Of the lively boys Of the Tammauy
brotherhood) is a very curious letter. It shows
that while Davy not only secured his own cleo
ton TO the Senate for SIX years. but the re cleo
ton Of DIR. Gwin for the short term, the Doctor
and his get have carried of the lions share of the
spoils at Washington-this, too, in spite Of the
express understanding that Davy was to have the
lions share. Davy does not like this; but we
derive some consolation from the assurance that
be still intends TO stick TO the administra-
ton. And this is the example we com
mend to all democrats-epoils or no spoils. IL
wssa lucky thing that this Senator from California
went out to that country when he did. Other
wise he would now, perhaps, be no better than
the dcmoralizsd spoilsmen Of Tammany Ha!l-a
mere spokesman, and nothing more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15
the want Of those supplies which they formerly

the want Of those supplies which they formerly
contributed to the markets Of Europe Is b. ginning
to be seriously felt there This policy i'm olives
two points-the destruction of slavery, ana in
tee words Of one of Lord Pamerston's official d. 's
patches, 80 powerful element of resistance to anD
scheme for annexation to the Emitted States
where slavery exists." Time is slowly answering
the question that the truthful Humboldt asked
thirty years ago, and which the European poll
ticiaps have been continually repeating:-"Who
shall dare to predict the influence which an Afri-
can confederation Of the free States Of the Antilles, ly
ing between Colombia, North America aud
Guatemala, might have in the politics of the New
WosldW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

UTICA, N. T., July 1871.
At O'Clock this morning flames were seen oursu.s
rom the cupola sf the New York STATE Lunatc Aymm
this cliff Soon they asoended grand column sna a.
burned owrward, spreading owsrds the wings oo We
west BY barricadpg the passages Win umpes COVE
I'd with blankets The Gre ws CHECKED. Inc ssme
effort not successful ON tne es' 10,
and that wing Was very badly DANCED In
water provided upon the premises vas ess,y 'u.neo
upor the fire. but he ragged with sucn violence ne
summit of the building the water had but iue eneo
and The suppy Was soon exhausted The IRE department.
were ouly on the gr 3und but the lack OF water IN the
vcn,,v asIsv ed their Lines were formed 10 tho
canal n Obtain water bot the great distance anc The ee
alien az The Asylum above the canal, made the supply
,rsrtlc,eut 10 caeck the flames They RACED to- Rrr
hory. and completely burned out the main building N ths
ro,y ceer damaging much the east wing and somevhs
,rsy,ng the vest wing The wings uniniure1.
Voc couranies from Rome. New Yuk MAs Little Falls
and Herkmer and rendered efcien aid. tive kun.
dyed PATENTS IN the asy um at the time They
removed 10 the wings, and considerable nrubaT o.
Them vefe taken, az the IRE progressed. .rit
grove IN the rear Of The but irgs. The
CITIZENS corr~ stationed esis sr01ud t1ea, and
the seymour artillery W. Vn'on Cuarts, the Emmcs
Guards the Johnson Gusrdf the farner All cry, and The
German Rifles called OCT 70 gard the property
moved and TO prevent the escape Of patients N the
element The origin ~ the ere Ia not explained but N
said that OF thu chinies had been nre ard tbai
spark from that r,ay have caught the woodwork
Dr. Gray and bs assistants were cool and energetic IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

Gov. WISE on KANSAS AFFAIRs-Rcad our
despatch from Washington touching the position
of Gov. Wise on the Kansas question. We have
no doubt that our correspondent in the premises
is substantially correct Ourreaders will remem-
Der the Washington letter from the Richmond
Enquirer, to which he refers 1t advocated tue
policy Of referring the Kansas State constitution
to all the people Of the Territory, bona de as the
only policy of justice and fair play. Here, then,
is the Issue exactly made up for the mkt demo
cratic Virginia Legislature, as bst~een Mr. Bu-
chanan, Gov. Walker and Gov. Wise and the Ne
braska bill on the one side, and Senator Hunter,
Senator Douglas aud the Southern secession ul-
tras onthe other side. We are with the admits
tration and for the fair application of the Kansas
Nebraska law; and we shall now pretty soon Cad
out who are against the administration, and what
they are after.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

SLAVERY IN OREGoS.-We perceive that some
of our Seward republican organs are rolling up
the whites of their eyes at the reports which they
hear Of the design Of "Jo Lane" and the
Oregon democracy 10 fasten negro slavery upon
that Territory. Humbug. When white men
ere substituted for black men in the cultivation
of the sickly rice swamps of South Carolina, then
we shall be prepared to believe that black slave
labor can be made to pay better than free white
labor in the high Northern ATTITUDES Of Oregon.
II We could repeal The laws of nature we might
establish African slavery in Greenland, but in
default Of this legislative power African slave
labor and a niger climate must 60 together.
This is the law that s solving TIC niger question
in Ksnsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15
the old. dismal and dimly lighted depot was favo

the old. dismal and dimly lighted depot was favo-
rite resort Of pickpockets and other thievea
The leases for ten years Of the Hunters Point and
Hellgste ferries were put up for sale by auction
yesterday. Az there were no bidders for the He'll
gate lease the sale was postponed till the Sd of Sep
TENDER next. The Hunters Point lease was knocked
down to A. ". Winans at one hundred dollars per
annum.
The cotton market very firm yesterday with sales
OF about bales based chiefly upon middlng upauds
al l47sc. lbc Flour again dull, and closed at
further decline common and medium grades Of about
&C. per Dbl Wheat was duh for inferior grsdes while
prime 70 choice lots nrm Sales Of prime white ca
madam were made at g. and Nil wauke club in the clip
at 81 t2x red Southern at 49, and Chicago spring at
81 d. Western mixed corn rather nrmer, with sales
at sSc. sSkc Pork was Arm, With sales at S22 80 .
500 90 for About 400 hhds Cuba sugar
were sold at rates given elsewhere Coffee steady
with moderate sales For stocks and prices another
column. Freights ere dull and engagements light at
unchanged rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

The SCIENCE OF BURGLARY IN New YORK.
The extraordinary Developments made in the
case Of the defunct burglar Myers, alias Jack
Spratt, give us valuable insight into the sys-
tematic complications of the science of burglary as
practised in this metropolis Of law and order
Jack Spratt had several active confederate
Burglars, his house was supplied with all the
useful implements Of the profession, the gang
were aided in various ways by several women
doing the duty among other things of pioneers
and inspectors Of stores to be robbed. 1t also
appears that this gang were not dependent for
the warehousing of their stolen goods upon the
notorious junk shops of our filtniest localities;
but that such ss Jack Spratt * Company transfer
their deposits to agents holding the character of
respectable retail storekeepers. 1t further ap-
pears that these upper crust burglars of the
Jack Spratt order live in fourishing style,
and have a happy way of closing the eyes,
ears ard mouths Of the police with what Mrs
Myers modestly calls "hush money" which
is the climax of perfection in the art AT this
rate, before another year is over We shall be in a
nice condition for the introduction of San
Francisco Vigilance Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

THE New SILVER COUNTRY or ARHoNA.-
Some Of our credulous contemporaries are giving
currency and color TO the otherwise vague and
irresponsible reports Of the abundance Of silver
In the Gadsden purchase. Against these vague
rumors We interpose the official testimony of such
men as Gen. Kearney, Col Emory, Col Fremont
Col. Cooke, Kit Carson, Lieut.. Beale and last
though not least, Mr.. Bartlett, of the Mexican
Boundary Commission. From the personal obser-
vations of these and other United States officers
TO say nothing of private citizens who have
travelled through this territory Of Arizonis, We
are satisfied that IL is one Of the poorest and ost
Godforsaken regions in the world, in water, tim
Der, gold and silver-the very next thing in fact
to an African desert We therefore caution all
persons interested in silver mines to await the
definite location of these wonderful mines of
Arizona before investing in thcm-otherwise
they may turn out like the Mexican silver mine
of DR.. Gardner a Co., regular swinde.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

and commercially and are consequently opposed
by all clssses Of our citizens The partisan cha
racter Of the vote by which they were carried as
well az of the spirit which gave them birth, will
be seen when it is remembered that out of $4,000
votes cast in the city at the last election the re-
publican party received only 10000, and that at
least half of those votes were due to the perso-
nal popularity of Col. Fremont Besides, the
votes of some of the rural members Of the Legis-
latue in favor OF the Police bill were obtained by
false representations of the disturbed peace of
the city, and by getting up hue and CRY of gar
rioters in our etreets.
The legislation that originated in such parti-
can spirit has, we regret to say been seconded by
Governor King in like spirit of partisanship aud
nepotism. The laws in reference to port aud
harbor, and all other affairs, have been entrusted
to Commissioners selected by the Governor from
party and family motives; and the knowledge of
that fact has helped to embitter the hostile feel
ing Of our citizens, and make them opposed in.
stead of being obedient to the laws.
And then there has been altogether too much
petty despotism exhibited on the part of the new
police officers. 1t is the old story Of the tricks
played by men clothed in little brief au ihorty"
Captain Hartt, of the Seventeenth ward, made
himself extra ofacious last Sunday in having
the lager bier saloons closed-an oficiousness
which, as we showed yesterday by the extract
from the Excise law, and as is sho m By the
recent decision of the Supreme Court 10
reference to lager bier, was not justified
by the law. This created some i'll feeling there
But the trouble was principally occssioned by
the harsh, brutal and utterly unjusti6able con-
duct of some violent members of the Metropii-
tan police, who undertook to force the teeming
population of Third street within doors The
houses there are are occupied by from five to
twenty families each, principally Industrious
Germans, and men, women and children were on
Sunday evening on the sidewalk and in tae street
getting whatever pure air they could They
were quiet, orderly and peaceable, and when they
were commanded to clear off the sidewalks they
very naturally declined to obey. The police
commenced to use their clubs. The Germans be.
coming incensed, retaliated with what weapons
they had at hand; and hence the riot.
All this is much to be deprecated and de-
plored. There are no better, quieter or mere in
dustrious citizens than the Germans; and when
we find them involved in riot or fight, the natu-
raj inference is that they must have received great
provocation. That they did 80 in this case we
have the highest assurance. But let us have no
more of these riots which are disgracing and in
juring the city. Let obedience be rendered to
the laws unpopular and outrageous though they
be; and if we would be free from anarchy, let all
good citizens of the metropolis and the State at
large indicate by their votes at the next election
their desire to see our municipal rights and good
government restored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15

Mrs CUNNINGHAM IN Cousr AGAIN This morning,
July H. Hannah ocnlsn appeared before Judge OConnor,
CT the Second District Court, No. Chambers street. for
the purpose Of sueng Mrs. Cunningham for wages Mr.
Stafford MS Cs counsel appeared for her, and requested
that the should not be dismissed but continued IN
fer that another might not be issued against
her. The Judge adjourned the temporarily Hannah
caused tho be drawn Ia OF Canning
ham, 10 be returnabe this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15
TIE LATEST NEWS.


NOn-ArY1val Of the AmsE1ca.
HALIFAX July I'LL O'Clock, p Il
The Royal Mail steamship Amsrics, now duo u this pors
from Liverpool has not up the present hour been a.
nailed Weather calm and foggy.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24
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= SatsrnatIt lisftrts, olIrpp fur 10 aufciuanrsr
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= nslder bic 8srfilibs, ibre 9strdasrCien aus:
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d lGs Die Ststber Srn 8antncttu: ptattcn 9r.
y Sen iu, oaR Ct Der 9rSBts 8sunsr pcn paptsr:
q Sdo 1T Der iset lsbt
@r5Bts grfnbuns bss sssenpartissn Satr.
? bunperts um perfdIiGte Sanfacten Su rnt'
. feden,
. bsIhrsiteuo cine isce 9anfncte in Griiisn,.
uno ,eiasno bei sriter 0uiidt cine ieee @sr:
- fdtibts in Circulation 60 bcwuncsrun9s:
- pdrbie sin9cribtct, ooe bic No6iuhune gan;
- siufab uno Ole Gntoedun9 auecnmidtih IT,
- 0-8siu Rssiitsr III gu sramiNiren 8ri:
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. ein9Srithtst, eaB es nur elm eiu,i9Cr 3lid oSs
p 8aufmanns, oss 8antiers cosr pts 9ei1dlts:
- SRauuCs erfcreert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24

Die 9rAa SbHlbrt GsirGIdaft gift biertur6
Na6riGt. pne lie nun tereit N aae &rten Saut'
mam5s Sitter gu cmrfngen unp Sa pcrihifen BON
pbilapslpbia mad Cation, Sstblstem, alentaun.
M1ud Gburf unp 9enn Saprn, uno allen 3mi'
f6snplGsen, auf pem Deldwars uno rem Se6a
Canal. Die Gutcr pcrpen smpfansrn unp rer'
l6iift BON ibum altcn Stanrplab. crltsr sSbrf
uterbolb Der 8ms StruBe, 9bilapeIpbja.-
ielte trGst aud Sitter BON uno na4 gleuscrt auf
Dem Dedpare unp Hdritan Canal. Sitter welte
purh pirle einis pcu gPsuYorf SeriGiift wcrren,
gebrn nit u. 9. gieilIon's 9ne scn 6abr;fu9cn
naA 9leus Srunsrid, pur6 Die SAaluppcn ,,Srr''
uno ,.@rrp Scunp, - wslGe in Der Gltans Salin,
am 5uBe Der Gspar. r.Strabe, Nerp. 8psr, srfun'
ben werpen.
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rem in Operation, unp, nit ibren sermebtten 6a'
cIitdtsn. teift lis ale guter auf cine prcnpte
gReils teftrpern 3u tSnnsn-unp tittrt ra9er UNI
bic Sunpifaft Der Stiifcnesu. ...r..
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24
Mntpeifuuaen.

gSenoe ca an ourd, reibsn no @hmsrieu ccsr
,Nrautbeittu srhiren banu Bebedt ptt Sbeiten nit
einem rfIaiisr eemadt aus ssSltem Seics. earan
bsfte ein ednner llnithla9 rcn Baunireu Mating !
bann bsbsde cas Batting nit odunsn Musttu.-
Sdumpcle ooer rrclIener StaHusQ mag 9ebraudt
uercen anfatt ssSlter Ssioe. oatet ptrcsn absr ot
Orsraticfeu ecs Naittss ni6t 70 lhuea ano prtfanl
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vnsinisten bsitenosu Gsruat uahaeten.
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allen tbrcnifbsn cotr attipen @ntidnounaen bSdhl
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bic MuStetn uno 9etente cpsrirt. .
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Sheer, uno Sd aus Dem Sponilb Slirsnbauni.
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gBiro fabri,rt ourb cine 9srfabrunssart psthc neu
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pcunb) fcrmircn. cbns Den Sebrau6 ron Gbsntta:
ern sctrcnnt lperoen. E 1'."-'-"a H.l
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Suli 80. 1856. .--. ,f.a ublS