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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-03
NasshViIlel.umberYard,
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j. G.. DARDENN,

DEALER IN-LUMBER. SHINGLES, AND
s'a-r BOARDS
HAVE now on hand a large lot of Cedar, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank,
ist Scanting Square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar
hiugIes, nave Five Mills cuting Poplar and Cedar, Oe
dressing Poplar, and Yellow Pine Flooring One Shin.
gle Machine, making No. Poplar Shingles all in constant
operation supply any quantity of Lumber or shRgies
shortest notice. and at The lowest prices for the cash.
Leave your orders for prompt attention with sa'l
msr% -,-s- -~.- pea - - j.. u DAhDEH,
Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III Broadway.
LUMBER,
GOOD lot Of Joist, Scantng, and two iNch Plank
"A hand cheAp cash. good fot Of Boards and Poplar
Shingles delivered in few days to those wanting
them. My Mills cutting daily am Agent for other Mills
will pay particular attention to all orders. Call al the
Savings Institution and leave your orders you wish them
alied .;..- nov2Sl ,..-s-si,..f 10 .DAKDEN-
, NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
+ AN now receiving NY Stock of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS of the latest styles, expressly for Gentemen's
wear to which invite the attention of my customers and
the public generally. 90. -l a..
Also, ScoTT's RFPoRr FASHIONS for the Spring and
Summer. --- SAM. PRICHITT,
- feo2T--i ..,...s - u o. -4Hl as college street,
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PHOENIx BRDsTEAD FACTORY.
FUNERALS.

FUNERALS. -
w R. CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale of,Fisk,s Cele
va brated Patent Metallic Burial Gases, is
prepared 10 attend TO all funerals fore when hIs
services may be required. Office at The Phoenix
No. 49 Spring street Cherry Residence No. IL ne
street, between Spring and Broad, &c. s o. ..s. vi
N.BWi also attend TO receiving and forwarding bodies
&C., when notified. go ~. -...- Eapra6-tf
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Glassware.

500 boxes at and pk aud half pit. Flaskst -
IS gross Brady Bottles quarts;
= 200 boxes fan4bleFs, assorted kinds
100 do5 WindOW. Glass, S. 10. and 10eS Is.
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e Fine Rnilding Lots

In the different Additions Nashville. Also, Lot
Market Union and Church Streets being one 0lthe
best bMsi ne ss leca tiOns In the city.
For TERMS &C. sppIytS 80 f-t0HN NICHoBS4
jue 7-lntI ------------- Gen! Agi.
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Liquors.
Foreign Brandy & WINE.

10 half pipes Celebrated Brandy;
. a, so baskets EhaHpagass - % -fs e.
10 boxes White Wine; -
"a "a haH PIPES Sherry, Pors and Medra Wine
Weare Tie Agents IN Nash eof I6ngWortht CatawbA
Wine that's 50 very pOpular. ,..... "a, - -.
> aSSo1tf' p - f3ItRGEkALLEN.
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lqsse.e LYONS & Co,
- -, n7esss2s ov 2sB wAoLss.rs BiAIsxs h 80
! AlavSana Cigars, Tobacco,
.zp Az Erspsiss, f-sE . ''-'-
;; ey,,,? Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc
.ss.I .g.r,i, aaNASEzYrsrs srsss,1s,,-

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TO THE PURIECx. 1920 ~
NI e nese DOW On handaad ar soesss,s,v
: new snd Well assorted stock of ''''A''"s
HAVANA CIGARS TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
:, ,,,,.-,...,is- AND LlQUORS, CO. y
2 Whieh we are Offering 70 tie trade A ,r;,s. sr.h
lower than tnsy can % bad from any oher horss IN tie
eH var stock CONSISTS % the finest brands Of HAy.Sa
cannot Be surpassed and imported By ours-vs. direct
through TIE Custom House 70 this city SErssy Po- ND
hApszk WINES warranted pure and ofths best qualities
maica BEN, hoilaad Gin, and all other kinds
a AT To Country Merchants We cfsr the bet induee
ments purchase from cur stock Is large ana alwsys
CASH bdyerTwe give every advantage All orders BY let
ter OF otherwise win always meet With prompt attention.
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SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.

NXTe have hand small supply of the famous Patent
w six Minute Rreezers, that have givsR So
much satisfaction in every in which they have been
used . s-i
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ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY. ,aa
A T this Foundry I am making Cooking, ParIorS
n and Heating stoves, Of every variety, HOI low
Ware OF all kinds Androus, Sad Irons and sf8e Irons
fall kinds. al
ALso tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, all OF VII ch
propose 10 sell EQqRlp retail cheap for cash Or %
punetual time dealers Particular attention pa to Roofing
and Guttertng. f--as~.l, ~. d. =. bOhhtS,
apr27 No. COLLEGE street. NaahVi,le -
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Cigars. T.,

$1,000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
10000 initiative DO do;
81, 900 assorted brands.
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Liquors,
,entine in
Cigars in
Goods in
brubb
ing Glass
Saddlery,
rPrf!g
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
Democratic state Convention.

Al n meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Committee. held p San Francisco On The 2Ulh Oi May.
the following resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED. That the next Democratic State Con
yeniion be holden at the city OF SacraAnen,o. on
TUESDAY. the 14Ih day of July next, aud that the
basis of representation be IS follows, vzT pne del
egale from every two hundred Democratic votes
cast and delegate for every fraction over one
hundred Democratic vote cast for any Democratic
State officer at the last general eecti0n-the Prsi-
dcAia eectOr being considered, it the purposes OF
thisresolu'ion, as state officers.
RESOLVED. That Messrs. Thomas Moore and Red.
ington are hereby appointed "A committee 10 canvas
the official returns IN the Office of the Secretary OF
state and from them to make up and publish the ap
portiOnment Of delegates to wh;eh the various coun
ties are entitled, according TO the basis Ol lresenta
ton adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following report. by which the Democrats
Ofthe various counties will be governed In eecng
delegates 10 the State Convention
ALFRED REDINGTON. Chairman.
i. X. WOODsIDE. Sec'y Dem State CenlIal Com
To GEN.ALFRED REDISGToN. Chairman. &c.-Dear
Sir: The Committee appointed at the recent meeting
Ot the Democratic state Central Committee 10 appor
ton the el mites which each county will be- entitled
10 elect under the resolutions Of the Central Commit
tee. 10 meet IN Convention in Sacramento on the lhh
of july proxImO, have made the following apporLion-
LAent, VIZ
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

Fourth OF july. lone month from to-
morrow will be the anniversary Of the
birthday of American Freedom A day
on which every American looks with feelings
OF reverence and pride Throughout the
State we hear of preparations being made
towards proper observance of tire day.
Will the people OF Oroville be behind in show
in their patriotism in these matters. We
learn from Mn. Morris that the new theatre
will be finished by that time. Why don't
the fire boys get up'a celebration, aud close
the scene with ball in the theatre.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
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YHE MoRMoNs "A letter 1T the National
MtIHgencer presents some very startling
views Of the power and designs of the Nor
mons, 1t is written by gentleman who is
said to have lately spent twelve months in
the Salt Lake Valley, engaged in business
coNected with the transit Of the mails
through the territory, to and from thePa-
cifc. He confirms fully the statements and
apprehensions of Judge Drummond, and in
sists upon the necessity of taking some
very prompt and decisive measureeto pro-
tect the country from the dangers which
threaten'it from that quarter. He says the
Mormons are 100000 strong in Utah, be-
sides having 200 900 spies and agents seat
tered throughout the country, and being in
close alliance with 800, 900 Indians, upon
our western borders.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
Republ,ehn county Convenfan.

The Republican pixies begin to slisten id
the political field in this county. The or
ganization which has lain so long dormant
and llfeless, in obedience to the call of the
Republican State Central Committee, begins
to arouse itself from the inglorious lethdr9y
to which it was consigned last fall, by the
gallant Democracy of Butte-tO exhibit
symptoms of returning animation doubt
less with the intention Of showing fight, and
making another struggle for supremacy in
Butte. pike" issues call for n meeting
Of the Republican county Committee, to 6e
held in Orovlle on the 9th instant, for the
transaction of important business, and 1t Is
important to the republican organization in
Butte county, that the important members
Of this important committee, should not for
get their important position on this impor-
tant occasion, and neglect to discharge their
important duties, which are of the utmost
Importance to the important republicans OF
the important county of Butte. We trust
our republican friends will see the importance
of the call, and will not fail to ee in attend
lnce.
The Know Nothing organization merged
into Fillmore men last year, and are now
extinct. They "sleep the sleep that knows
Nothing, and are undistnrbed by the calls
of committees, by the cabalistc magic Of
the dark lantern, or by the Fillmore grip
which they taught magic power during the
great grasshopper season OF 30. They
have lost their Footing, and can no longer
.NafShai their forces in battle array. Their
been obliterated. and hencetorth their deep
slumber is to be disturbed no more, forever
Peace be to the names of the defunct poit.
cal monstrosty. The monument reared to
its memory is the figure head on the prison
brig at the capitol city
The probabilities are that there will be
but two political parties in the field at the
approaching election-the Democratic and
Republican parties. The earnestness ex-
hhited by the Republican leaders, show that
they are confident of making much better
fight in this State, than they did last fall,
when they divided portion of their
strength with the Know Nothings. That
viii bring the contest down to square fight
and the Republicans may not think it worth
while 30 elainain their organization there
after. We charge the Republicans of this
county nothing for this notice of their pri-
will afford the Democracy, ,for an hour or so
on the morning OF the election will amply
repay us.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
KlllaHs

Yesterday afternoon, about three o'clock.
sad affair occurred in this town, in which
man by the name of james Chase was
killed by shoemaker named Coleman. II
appears that Chase went TO Coleman to get
his boots repaired, and after he Goldman
had finished them, Chase put them on and
vas in the act of walking away without
paying the bill, when Coleman clinched him
and a scuffe ensued in which Chase was
knocked down. A number Of bystanders
who saw the whole affair, state that they
thought the men we're merely scatfiing until
Chase fen to the ground, and Coleman com
menced kicking him in the head, when they
went to separate them, but before they
could reach the spot, Chase was scnse!esS.
A doctor was Immediately called, but before
he arrived, the unfortunate man was dead.
Coleman was Immediately arrested, and is
now safely lodged in Jail,
Drs Vrooman and McGure held n post
mortem examination on the body, the result
of which will be given before the coronefs
jury this morning Mt nine o'clock.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
Important from M.xleo,-

We learn from private letter from Ac'
reapulco, of the 14th May. says the .ifd'
hat there is some serious Apprehension that
he communication will be cut of between
Acapulco and the city of Mexico, The In
lians numbering from 4 900 to 5000, have
.eyolted near Chilpancingo, and have de-
eated the fusiliers of the government ana
killed the pr eject of the district. The cause
# the outbreak is that their priest, who
las been preaching insurrecton from the
pulpit, has been arrested, and is now III
prison 1T Acapulco
Old General Alvarez has just left Prov.
dentia with his Indians, to subj1e the bell
gerants; if he does not succeed. the m
uunication will he very soon cut Oft between
Acapulco and the capital.
The following items have been made up
from the Mexican papers:
Gen. Yanez has announced TO the supreme
Government under date of April 10Th, the
lefcat Of the flGbusters ut Cavorcn, and
that he has suspended his own departure for
Sonora after having dispatched by sea.
troops, artillery, arms and ammunition, un-
der the command of Gen. Jose Marin Wales
quiz de Cardenn. and that he has ordered
the squadron Of Cordora, which had lett
that morning to enter Manzntin. as the
place was left with "A very feeble garrison
The Trdu dURi0n, OF May 18th, men
tions that rumor WAS then in circulation
in the city of Mexico, that when the news Of
the execution Of the ft:y eight fliihnster
prisoners taken at Cavorca reached Chlitor-
mia, the Americans there had massacrcd all
the Mexicans in the country upon whom
they could lay their hands. The TRAIT
dIniOR doubts the rur,or.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

RUMoRED DEFALc CATION IN THE MINT
The Union contains n telegraphic dispatch
to the effect that large defalcation has
been discovered in the office of Melter and
Refner of the Branch Mint in San Francis
CO. The defalcation is stated TO be as high
as 100000 The true state of the case will
probably not be definitely knowa for sever.
al days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

THE HOMESTEAD OF GEN. SUTTEa. We
are informed that by the recent proceedings
Gen. Sutter will be better off than he has
been for some time. He is comfortably pro..
vided for. and wall not lose the premises on
which he has been residing. Three per cent.
per month got him, asst has hundreds of
others in this State, into difficulty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
years.

"ERRIToRIAh GOVERNMENT FOR ARIZONA
The San Francisco Her0id learns that n
petition setting forth the grievance and ne
ccssitts of tire people Of Ariz ma, is in csr-
culation throughout the Territory-ani that
it will be presented to Congress through the
Hon. Stephen A Douglass, Chairman Of the
Senate Committee on Terrnories-by gen
tlemen whose residence in the borders Of,
and acquaintance with the people of tire pur-
chase, has enabled him fully to appreciate
and make known the truth Of their repre-
sentations and the business of their claim
The petition asks simply for n separate
Territorial organization and such other leg
islati0n as may seem most appropriate 10y
Congress to place the people of Arizona on
an equal footing with the people Of Oregon
and Washington Territories. To California
this people look for an earnest and thorough
support in this matter
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

ARRESTED - Constable Patton went out
to Barker's ranch yesterday. and arrested
four men, three for assault and battery, and
one tor mayhem. lie brought the whole
cavalcade into town, together with two
to press, they are having an examination
before j udge Stafford.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

.BUCHANAN's BIRTH DAY Thursday the
,23d of April was President Buchanan SIX
.ty sixth birth day. The Washington star
says, at no tiuse within the past fifteen or
twenty years hos he seemed to u to have
been more vigorous, physically and mentally
than now, notwithstanding the heroulean
labor he undergOes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

RICH INFORMATION The steamer An
telope landed NJ Sacramento on Sunday
evening, ns we learn from the TniOR, three
splendid stations tonr large 'incks' and
six fine sheep-South Downs--receptly i'm.
ported on the steamer Golden Gate-the
stations by Friedrich Werner, of Sacrament
to, the jacks from Los Angeles, and the
sheep by Jerome Davis of Iolo, as stock
The stations, which it is designed to cross
with California stock, are truly beautiful
animals. One bred in Washington county
New York, is of the "Old Rattler' and
'Hamiiton" stock--half brother Of the IA
nous trotter Lady Ellen"--dark bay, six
teen hands, full, six years old Another
a colt of ermont BLACK iIawk'-is eighteen
hands. eight years Old and coal black. The
third, a oelt of "Trnstee"-is fifteen and "A
half hands, three years old, Chestnut sorrel
half brother of 'f-shion " They lett New
York on the 2cth OF April remnued, ne
cessarlly, at Panama over one steamer, are
in hne condition, and cost about 80 600,
landed at san Francisco The importation
will no doubt havea beneficial Influence on
the stock of California horses \ finer lot
Of animals have never been imported into
the State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
Know NOTHING MEETING IN Sac,

Know NOTHING MEETING IN SAcRA.
MENro.-The State Journal says the adj
jouINcd meeting of the faded X. Ms. held
on Saturday evening, was even more slmly
attended than those which had preceded it
One dozen, not two. presented themselves
and they now intend to hold out until the
number dwindles down to one, aud this last
solitary mourner is 20 se his own execu.
tioneer, having witnessed the dccease of the
entire body of friends by whom he was once
so numerously surrounded.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
Democratic County Convention.

The Dem cratic Electors oi the different Precincts
in Bntte County. are hereby requested 10 send dele
gates To the Democratic County Convection which is
her by called to meet at Orovile Monday, july g.,
1857, for the purpose of electng delegates to the
state convention. the Fifteenth Judicial District
Convention the l4th Senatorial District Convention,
and for the onnaion Of County Officers Accord
ing to the apportonmen adopted by the last Cdnv"
ton the diiiereat Precincts entitled 60 repre-
seDtation ns follows:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
MOrtunrV.

The City Sections Report shows the fol-
loving deaths during the month of May:
Anna Cora Baily, died at sea on the Sd,
and buried in Orovlle May 22l; age 3 years.
One nlan found drowned, name unknown.
Wm. Gilbert, found drowned age c5
years--from Springfield. Illinois.
q. n Campbell, died of hemiphlegea, May
25th--torn in Holden county, Maine, age 80
years
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

Tbs WIDE WEST This popular San
Francisco weekly has been enlarged, and in
general much improved by its publishers,
L. & Jefres s. 90. IL is nov printed IN
quarto form, and is filled with interesting
reading matter
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

RAILROAD MOVEMENT. - The Common
Council of Benicia, have under consideration
an ordinance proposing to subscribe for one
h,t. dred Mou,and doiidrS Of stock in the
railroad from Benica to Sacramento
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

Run AwAY.-A hor .e broke loose yester-
day, and dashed through Montgomery street
at furious rate lie was finally corralled
No damage was done, which seems strange
as there is so many small children constantly
in theastreets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

RoAp MEErino The RABBIT Greekites
held Roadimeeting on the2lst of M"y' at
which il was Resolved that the route through
that place was Of more importance TO the
State than any other route, COit.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

SENT UP.-R Escarsiga, the Mexican
who killed Mr.. Cary at Spauishtown last
Sunday, was yesterday examined before
Justice Stafford and held to answer before
the Court of Sessions for the crime of mur-
der in the first degree
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

JUDGE MCCoRKLE.-Lettels from Wash
ington state that the Hon. j. W. McCorkle
will arrive on the steamer due on the 18th
instant.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

INsANE-Thc unfortunate woman who
smothered her child in San Francisco, by
lying on it. while intoxicated, hns become
maniac, in consequence of the shocking
though involuntary deed
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
S25 90 REWARD.

A ~ STOLEN from my premises on the
t1-It afternoon Uf The first day Il June. u
L.<=xs-.1-S LARGE BLACK poe, with some
white ON his breast, and white Cle feet. and
a tew white spo TIA his fore legs; MS tee h
much worn, ana he answers to the nlIre OF Sep
The dog Is Supposed to be In the vicinity OF lhump
sons Flat. Any person returning The Sad dog To az"
in good condition win receive the above reward. and
no questions asked.
June 3d-:t GRO +. SNlTH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

HIGH WoRps.-Those uttered. on Pilot
Peak k-MOuntd, N Messenger.
HIGH ROAD TO. RUIN The Emigrant
road through the American Valley.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

GS-W. l. Ferguson, Gen. Reddington
and Col. Moses Stout are candidates for
State Senator. from Sacramento County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

IMPROVEMENTS ON THE YUBA.-The Er-
press notices new oyster stand IN Marys-
vile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

T8- tn El Dorado, ii is said the miners
are bent upon expelling the Mexican popuia-
ton from the county, Us an act Of retaliation
for tile massacre Of Crabb.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03

Coon YIELp.--The claim of August Bohr
& Co situated in the rear of the Water
Company's Office, near Oroville, paid two
men for five days work, last week, twenty
ounces, one dollars and eighty seven cents.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Express and Exchange Notice,
Don't throw your Money away

But go to HENDEE'S and have your Likeness
taken. corner ef Iluntoon ST. and Miners Alley -
They have had over eleven years experience in the
art, and warrant their pictures To be MS GOOD can
he made GAVE THEM a CALL.