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DOOTS AND SHOES-As cheap as they
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
AFFAIRSN UTAH.

The Washington correspondent eff the New York
Journal Of Commerce. writing under date of the 18Th
inst, says:
"Several gentlemen from Utah are now here. and
others from Iowa, who are well acquainted with
Utah affairs. I find that Brigham Young has not
been expelled from the Territory and has neither
abdicated nor fed as was reported. On the con-
traFy, he is preparing to maintain his power under
the pretezt Of unfolding the principles Of squatter
sovereignty.
s'Ion' writes to the Baltimore Sun, under date Of
the Doth, as follows:
The government has taken n decided course in
regard 20 Utah affairs. Since the dispatch was re-
ceIVed from Major McColIoh declining the office Of
Governor Of that Territory IT has been offered to
gentleman IN Indiana, friend OF Gov Bright's as
have learned who indicated him as a suitable man
for the crisis.
The military force ordered for Utah Will concen-
Uate ana take position upon the government
reservation forty miles south Of the Salt Lake
Ysleys and await orders and events.
II IS suggested that Governor Young has taken
measure to resist the federal authorities and to in
crease ms large military force by an alliance with
hostile tlndIans- When he shall be superseded as
Governor ms authority win be paralzed in the Ter
2teFy and he must either leave it or be subjected
80 prosecution for his Hagous acts. Ifhe hold his
ground he must make open war, and that is said to
be his Intention, His abuses have been so lone
tolerated that he has gathered undue confidence in
his position, which may soon be diminished after
the government shall take decided stand in oppos
tiQR to him"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW BOOKS,

" T. BERRY 3 co. hare also Just TEceived-
KEY % the Goo.ogv Of .Ac Gi.oa. By Egs2rd over
Pro:ss s1r ~ Gel-sy suI Chemistry 10 'ba R-versy
Nashville vol. $50. With Maps aBa Uls<fIns.
, OCEAN GARUESS: History Of ne SlaEIaa aqua
rgB By H. Noel Humphreys. yoi,, with II hsagaI coll
Ored plates.
, BACoS's Essays; With Auuolasons by Richard
Whatsy, d. H., 81 uu5iiu-
HORsE FOXES Diversions Of Puriey. Wish numerous
Additions from sos cops prepared By tss Author Tor re pub
Hcatien. IvI.svo,
WILLIAMS Our ITon Roads their history cCnsTucs
lion, antsoCfsl influences volt s1a.
q. CHAMBERS Cyclppaeda Of EBsIish Literature voIr
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:. CHANBEES Information for he People, vol $40.
=. HORNE'> la.ra5 urtoa 10 CuuraI EaeBtesa Of Tho
Holy Scriptures. Isua edition eulseg written and re-
arranged Avery large vols syo., IJE rsll
tSACE AeUaiaF Complete SFt5gs. new aHt 5Es si
lj,u vols, blue rIorn, W',H Illustrations.
10. CAMBRIDGE E,saFa G1F Is5s, contributed 5y Gou-
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l. CYCLOP8EuiA of Chemistry Wi;a igs Applications
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Thompson, II. D, vol.
y AETCALFE galore IT'S mechanical, chemical and
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"A IHB COLLECTED Letters OF IInrace IS aP0g, with
portraits
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
Mr.. BELL Of THE CONSTITUTIONAL CUES
TON


As proof rha, John Bell was one Of s' the aivo-
Gates u the constitute nal power Of Congress 10 pro
fih:- sayer IN the Territory Of the United States,
thar raycr L-5- mi Err.-tc,s7 cites the fact that
.e voted against the repeal Of the Missouri compro-
mis-, The L-..or end 4ms-irJn knows very well that
the supreme Court ha not decided that compromise
unconstitutional when that vote was given. though
gllagvers 70 make contrary imPresslon.-b dh1sf
-'.' inst.
This apology for AIr. Bells vote on the Kansas
l.. has certainly the merit OF originality The Su-
preme Court had not decided, (says our contempt
rarv1 that the restriction was unconstitutional when
tA1r vote was given. What has the decision Of the
Supreme Court 10 DO with the question. If the re
z.rctou or prohibition Of slavery in the Territories
was unconstitutional Two monts ago when the SUI
prcuc Court SO decided it was equally mconstitu-
ti5nal when Nh BELL voted against its repeal But
whe her constitutional or unconstitutional, the obi
Gus discrimination against the Southern States of
this Union should have been purgeIt the statute
books At least our own Senator from Tennessee
should not have voted to retain and perpetuate the
enormous wrong. It was bad enough that our North
,rn States should have so far forgotten their seut
mcnts Of kininess and regard but that one Of the
children of the South an honorcd and trusted rep
rcscnta,ive Of her rights and interests, should have
Inns laborcl abase the land of his birth Is utterly
irreconculble with eth. r. duty or patriotism.
But even this excuse for his vote upon this ques
ton. weak as it IS is swept from under him by an
editorial article in the Patriot of tie same date. So
far from claiming for Mr. BELL any exemption from
the responsibility which attaches to his course on
Ibis question: for want of knowledge Of the uncon-
-,ituliolay of tie Missouri restriction, that paper
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
MIR MAYNARn NOMINATED

We learn by a private letter received from Knox
viIeOn yesterday, thatthe late KnOwNOthingC Council
which met at Clinton to nominate candidate for
Congress in the second district, selected Horace
Maynard, Esq, late candidate for Elector on the
Fillmore ticket. We at loss to divine how this
was brought about in view Of numerous voyu7ar as
pirants for the position but however that may have
beenit relieves the Democracy from all appreheu-
sion in regard to the result Mr.. Wallace his Demo-
c'atic competitor, viii have nothing TO DO but to
walk around the track, and take the purse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
ThaCher House,

HGi+4r%f-f tLsEsfsg I I'm
TIVE above house having been rstted rnrSughou. sud
ldfHShrd ~ the most appropriate manner possible Viii
be opened for the recep company on th Of J1rs
Families wishing to escape the beal u cities 0f Iup v
time.
The proprietor would call the attention those going 10
eFsheoa Springs that they VIA aud after hard DAYS r55
IN t5 beat aud dust q The cars COOL sad comfortable
houses and after good nights viii refreshed
aOe . pursue their journey With comfort lhs stage
Ih4 leaves the house. every morning FOR Syringe,
miles distant. And also "a families do nOt visa 10 b
Gt public resort would say shat adjoining tls ttBIss
IS Hu story house containing large front aud
sosy furnished where theg sHjOg themselves as uf
Vaeig athOles Those wishing Tor such rsus san pFH
notify ne Immediately by mail.
Passengers taxing the day on the Nashville and
SnGilan'oga 6aAroad y Luahuma, reach McNnHVig as
O'ciorAS r d. H. s. I'll 4CHEH.
nlagSJ-lH Pr1DreG0F.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
Two PHASES OF Kyow-Noruno1su-we clip the


"In the senate of Massachusetts the proposed
constitutional amendment requiring adopted citizens
to reside in the State two years after being natur-
allied, before being allowed 70 vote, adopted by
vote of p to o. This IS Massachusetts, Raoo-noiRS-
isns In New York the property qualification for
negroes is not only to be abolished (says the Albany
Argus but the three gears residence heretofore re-
quired of that class. This is New York know.notb
ingism. In one State five years is too short term
for white man, and in another three years is too
long term Ter aegr0l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
NEWS ITEMS


nr.-5 AMONG TIE Cattle -ThoDss,7z -. .,
have been starved and frozen to death. durfn, 49,.
mast winter. in Missouri. A letter from one : 49,
interior towns Of that state, in the New y,,,. -,
I,,,. saws that in ordinary seasons cat-,a o., -.
.eraI with but little no feeding. On Tho lTf,-,.
Flats thousands of head subsist duripg tho ,,-.,-
season entirely upon the rushes and wild non ri,,.
which are found in abundance, and do bettsr ,l.-
if fed ON hay or corn The prospect LAST f,r -r,.
exceedingly fair, till the first dav Of Dec.,rl, =:
commenced showing, and continued mos, ~ H..
Inn. one tremendous storm, until the snow f.,l
cha 5anrh of between three and four foot TI.
zr,,rv might be compared to the clouds Of now.
ND an the deserts Of Arabia; while the ,,sr,,,-
,roeI from 20 to 80 below Zero and in r,,r,t,,.
Of instances actually froze 1t made clean s,v.ar
Of fowls and swine and nearly all the cattle Som,
rbo had several hundred of cattle lost tr.rrI.1,
Same shot one half to the feed for the otIs,.
half and those finally froze to death, shut nm ~.
barns and stables.
Loss OF 100000 GovERyNEyr Moyry-Tbe
Government seems to be the loser of SIoo ooo b-o
snr,Iar sort of transaction between Secretary C,r
win and some fnanciers of Columbus. Ohio TRo
officers of the Columbus City Bank and the CoIur,
Inns Insurance Company, twin institutions negotiated
with Mr. Corwin for the transfer of e1oo eoo ,f
,,.vornmant funds to New Orleans, in sixtv Ia,s r.
a., osnacial benefit Of the Columbus civ. p.,f.
which was to use he fund during that period Tho
Secretary had some scrupes about the matter. but
finally consented. and the money was drawn in ,lc
name Of the Insurance Company: instead of the
Bank. The insurance company iailed' without full
filling the contract 10 transfer 'he funds to New
Orleans Inc baHA was sueu' Ou' Judge Mclean
charged jh't iNV COM 'lo' was WIN the Insurance
Co. and not WIN INC ''LA' anu 'le a'cr IS not re-
sponsbe. 80 the government loses th'I nee sum,
in addition 10 many "'"e's '''' II h'l sustained
- Il ne" CLASS VI HAS l''otE
-WLl'ln '"l'' o'',7 '''' ','''9 u We"
York anu Ne" o''''''' '''0 i''O' Vi 'i'eI opera
uonS' anu 'Li'y '''' nus '''II
OF. we I'e""' "I'eA
houses are ''0" - ''~' anu ,,''s nave
large capitals ''i' ''' '''o'' i-'. P.'N
conneclons' anu. 40 '',s' '''',' oO's HI N,.'''' 80
'i' my 81 :, Nov o,loo,,. ~.
7. .,,I, Tbov .ao,o like ,Lo Io,,i.l ,.
P0'''''7 .,,,otbo,. ,y,,.. on.l t,:...,s1
r'''''',7' -,ooiin,,I,, sI,ro,rl :, n,.n.,.,I..
e'l' o3n,,t.,,os Co.. -. -
r.r,.ion. which ovoi1iro, IhoT.soru,.r
thew are fast superceding the English as exporting
merchants.
-, -. - ...,,.,- H. :-.,..-,
49,. sn,.., =, -,
l'''',''S W" 49,, ,.s,..I
.-,,..I--r
s. % and Of snoford 4 Tilcstop The latter firm
sort IN order for 10000 tons Of Manila s,r,r ,
now. IF which has already arrived The out1., far
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
JUDGE DUNLAP DECLINES.

We regret to learn from the Memphis Appeal Of
the 25th inst, that the Hon. ". c. DUNLAP declines
the nomination for County Representative, confer
red upon him by the Democratic party Of Shelby
county.
The Judge assigns duty to others as his reason
for declining the position rendered him, and sug-
gests meeting of the party at Raleigh, on the first
Monday in June to nominate another candidate, at
which time he will address them, and give the rea-
sons why he ought not to accept.
The AnPea5 correctly remarks that had Judge
DUNLAP accepted there would have been no reas-
enable doubt Of his triumphat election His servi-
ces to the people are such as always to insure him
their entire confidence and their ardent support"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
We copy the following from the Huntsville (AIa.)
LaIePeeHsat of the 18th inst.
N&C. RAILROAD, o'clock. Nav "a.

N. s c. RAILROAD, o'clock, May "a.
The Excursion Train which left Huntsville this
morning, has just met with serious accident-two
cars being thrown from the track, and literally
smashedup. Some FIVE persons are wounded, one of
whom George Moore, Of Memphs,D think will
die in an hour or two The other injured persons
are, DR.. Tuck, Paul Kay, James Case, and a negro
man, Jerry WaIker-all from Memphis, No one
from Huntsville hurt Some few others are slightly
bruised The accident occurred near Whitesides
Station.
1t seems like a miracle that no more damage was
done, for the embankment where the cars ran off
is 20 or 30 feet high. A. L. Vices.
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THURSTOH & BERNARD,
nn H.

Next door 20 CsIaouais)
ME now have on hand beautiful stock Of Frenea
w and English AsrU0s, PLAIN Plaid aud Andre
shaded al wool DeiaDes, Bombazues, Cashuerss, Nan.
rheste OehsInes Plaid Bed elbow and White flames
al Quantities. Also complete Stock Of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of all kinds 10 which We invite the tts1-
ton OF eli CASH buyers, a. eau give good bargains
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Illa &IIsIa Books.

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Kay, Lehe tlr"t fans alteH Lsarets .rrss
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for medicine lais is good enough for Taea 3D. rarE
sell pure, and wor'a ali We asa for It, We Bave
halls pipe Central society Of Vineyard Prcpno.0r5
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half pipe same vintage $50
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27

by Hon. VIM H. Sneed whose health was too
poor to permit him to make another race for Con
gress, and James NJ Welcker, Esq, of Knox,
whose brothcris Il candidate for Senator and Geo
Brown, Esq, Of Monroe, all Know Nothings are
candidates for Judge of the second judicial circuit
Of a verify, offices have a terrible time seeking out
men in Know Nothing districts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
Mount EAGLE TrinnIe-

MI have jast received from FustGn large lot OF Inns
~ popular article For cleansing FHt0Ws Mirrors, and
GassHaTe1 10 IS cdsaVsr tbH laase 1t IS the best article
khogn Tor cleaning gad burr hIH Gold, silver, Copper
Seoi Tin and al other metals. lsltle e dues great
uea dad d IS iheretgre very economical and iuuc
non all that ueedOi bring ru every
family that SIudes neatusss and C0ml05E We avs s
u Tebat az tHe Boston price, that all GLASSES may
to usa ii daily.
ALSO.
Bristol Brick Dust, for sharpening Knives. Ee.-
a ussiat and economical continuance.
We have also The famous
EUFmiGIE Polish. for reuovatifg old FuFrilura
Carriages, Harness. cEe.
Liquid Glue, in small bottles, for repairing f1rn.-
tUfe, eC.
also, 10000 fire Brick, 0C ths bess Brands for
sale low BY Way23 &AEhEyZiE WILSON
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STATE OF TENNESSEE-Cofi County.
F. bruarY Tnrm 1857.

February IEFm 1897
NVHERE A., John Charles, Collector of state and County
W Taxes for COUNT OF Coffee reported the following
tracts Of land aud town lots a. hu Been rstarus for me
year I-Jj and remain
due and unpaid, and the respective oEucrS
which he can drst2an f1r ss axes asa report reads ia
the words and figures following, To wit
tennessee: john Carr., Collector cf the pub
ii: Taxes f,r the county by report
the following i-Id LOTS aud parts Of town
taa.t1e taere rsman due an. unpaid, and t6a the
respective owners claimants thereof, have goods
axes, TO wi: Jamcs Deery one re o. aui cont.t1u:
5Jt acres, living civil distinct No. >, yet 500,
J6ranteI VIM IIcharisOu.
John Turner, Of Iaaj .rHia 500 acres, hing
Lar lam f~r ar ''' '''' 0''' ''' '' ''-''A -
U. II. T. b. IuncGE's heirs f land containing
-Ol acres, nEin c'l. district SO a. valued 10 SJJJ pre-
ed 10 Province.
int 5' ~ one ' '5 ',' 81 al I ,.lr,ic
y,r,'e,1 at am a., 4-r -. , "a r.r,s t,.
~ ~ i-V ~ u'-.- " j. -..'@I y" 'ss1i.
iii - ~ ~L. = X ., '5 u. Co ~ -, : II
I,j. c.srss lee s. Soec.5r,. Rec o. .lls ~ Fer
A. e. Jscrsan one tracr OF Ian rlp0 5lq ..-ss w.
in4 IN cyl ts5l'y 80: TO- valued al iDO lax.s 40
l PM zee i'SO 'sIN 49,. - l-S -. Il
11.orl-aD T. Tam,
Poj''T" Irg1 C lr,ct land c,.i f ,, ryf.
in c,l dsot N2Id va".d at 500 H"s Il cents pm
'0' l 'O '''A '' '''0' ''''1.'' '7' Il Nl1I'7' "
Isty ya,ra H.. r,,, hall, 80 ~ living in ,ss
s"Tn 81 4a'ssatr, , %,f 70. ~ 'a.Iel al S,.
49, - -''0S' P'i 'O A.' o--'N ~ I'''' ''
William, yEaet onsr., y .n ~ ,s, ,r,7, Of ,Fe
so"n Oh hah'nestti cl'H as RET 70 o. N.'-u ,s SUI
Fe ''''''' p'i'''' 's LOW 0s'A '' Lug
TIbr Lannon's ono. ,r,.f ,s f,r ,-,..., g,s, az
Wing in civil itrirr No " y l.I a, @ - res
PfLh1 zee I,'' y'5fA 10, I'o collector lee "A
We.sick Granted a. Jan,t'ap ~ jo-' II VI rs
SS'OA' "i0''s1 3" ''i'h''aU VI 'o1' A "
sro,, 60 ,,3 ..t.s...f. a - 80, ~ : L'AF'LE3s.
@O'n Gay oi Fe'Fuafyr TO- q, 20 ,,,.,.,-.,'.-
1880 zr.r - 1. DIR " EF,sCIk.
"a - -, "a ---J ~ ~ no 10 jiuS0HieLL 90
80 ~ - - . sJ g 'iosat u4cs OF .Anl,
o"u Lo.s HAu F4tIS 'i .'"h los u Ia name Ut the
80, ' A T., eNt-, 3 amount OF taxes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27

n 7hLISIOh 3 BERAAfsU have removed 10 No. 20
L Public Square, next door 70 CalI0ua's, where fas-
vii be happy 70 show fhss customers Est r8te stock n
Dry Goods, consisting Of Black Brown and Hue ErasF
Gotns; Slack aud Fancy Jessnscss YessRgs, Glove
H9'lsry, CFaTabs. HaadEegehisEs &c. &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27
Potatoes

SUPERIOR los Of she Gaena and Meshamock Potatoes
"A on hahd aud for sale By Cs &. HARDY q co.
may 2l-dlw Sc Broad Street.
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CHlCKERINC & SONS PIANOS.

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thrctpk ernsS~ .nrNahvu aua
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ElTE 1IINTTE EREENEas-

h@ have On hand small supply tae famous Patent
- SlN Minute ErceZCTss Ihag have given SD
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pr..s.t.,io.. ba. from asr own immediate s1Pe

representation. 5u, from cur own Immediate sHPF-
rieuce
We rave briefly traced the a1tsceden's o. the poor
tov. who. at the age Of fourteen with NJ fortune,
VIII no education save what lie hal acquired N
three wears with nothing. save ms In1o-..s '"-
ergy purity Of character and strength OF intellect,
has been. before he was forty years Ut aye p III Id
berof the State Senate, twice d member %. tom
aress twice as Presidential Eector. and no"a can
5idate for the highest Office within -he -.' "t tire
reor1e Of his native State-wirl almost absolute
certafntv of being elected thereto.