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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-03
MORE HOPEFUL NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.


We are under obligations to our fellow citizen.
JAMES WAIEEs, Esq, for copy of the following
letter, received by him from an officer of distinc-
ton in the Nicsrsguan army. It's intelligence is
more hopeful than that last received The next
news will be looked for with intense solioitude
and we hope it will confirm the antiCipstions Of the
writer Of this letter:
PoIETA Arenas, Jan. l3, 1857
My DEAR FRIEND arrived here on the 9th.
am impeIed to write to you from the fact that
think my opinion of existing sfairs here may be
interesting to you, from my being al eyewitness
The President is in Rivas, his Capital, and has an
army of 1000 men and IA pieces of artillery. He
has plenty Of provisions and munitions of war
The enemy, by treachery among Americans and
stratbgem, have obtained possession OF our lake
steamers and river boats We have here 270 men
and one piece Of artillery. We intend ascending
the river as soon boats be procured: we have
plenty of provisions. We feel perfectly confident
Of carrying Serapeque, and then as soon ss rein-
forcements arrive we shall take Vitjo Castillo and
San Carlals that is if the President does not anti
cipate US and take them himself as more than
expect be viii. He is more secure in his present
position here than he has ever been. He has 1000
veterans with him, 27O here, and havs no doubt
500 will come out by the next steamer from New
Orleans. I am here as volunteer and shall re-
main until the President has undisputed possession
Of bis rights and then shall return to the United
States
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OF 1t is extremely gratifying that the investi-
cation Of the charge of corruption recently made
against Congress by the New York Times, has re-.
vealsd the fact that the name of no member from
the south is mixed up in the discreditabe business
1t is left to the moral and phsrisaics north alone
to send men to Congress who are capable Of either
giving or receiving brides. The Washington cor.
respondent of the Pbiladel phis North american
(B. r. in late letter abiding to this subject has
the msnliness and csndor to say:
And if the truth must be spoken out slavery
seems to exercise conservative and honorable in
huence. The fact is notorious to every observer at
Washington, that nearly al the wholesale schemes
of plumber which have been carried through Con-
gress for years past all the corrupt jobbng all the
projects of speculation, and ell the vile and Vensl
combinations, have been planned and carried on
under the control and with the means of northern
managers. While they shouted the loudest for
freedom, and s,igmsJzsd slavery as q stigma to
civilization, they took care TO piHage the treasury,
by way Of refreshing this sentimental devotion
The self appointed leaders who were most exer-
cised a few months ago over the decentralization
that would attend the possible extension of slave.
sy, who mourned over the alleged horrors, who
beat their breasts in agony stits mention, and who
led what protested TO be q great moral crusade,
are exactly the men who have swarmed the lob
bies since Congress opened, scheming for the sue
cess Of new plumber, and COntriving the most su-
dscous combinations with the very shareholders
whom they affect so much to sbhor Develop
meuts Ike these, which are every day forced be-
fore our eyes, serve TO disgust intelligent and honest
minds at the cant Of these sordid hypoCrites who
are trading upon principles, the integrity Of which
prght men proudly maintain.
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A wealthy citizen of Brooklyn, on Christmas
day, distributed $4,000 among his nephews and
nieces-E Exchange.
The Richmond (Va) Despatch learns that during
the late extremely cold weather, neighborboOd
Of poor women in that city had been furnished
with fuel for three days by man of color near
by, who was, when their condition wss discovered
by some benevolent gentlemen, in the act of divi.
ding bis last bsg of coal with destitute creature
Could the rich msu have done more, and would
he have done as much IS this noble fellow, who
was ready to divide his last crumb with those
around bim2
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PUBLIC BUILDING AT NASHVILLE.

The Secretary of the Treasury, in his late Report
on the Finances, gives the foIlOwiDg information in
regard to the building for United States Offices
about to be erected in this city:
NASHVILLE, TEEEEssE Proposals have been in
vited, offers received, and site selected for the
building designed for the accommodation Of the Gus
tom house, post Office, United States courts, and
steamboat inspectors at Nashville, Tennessee. So
coon as the legislature shall cede jurisdiction and
exempt the lot from taxation, the purchase will be
completed and the building be erected. Pending
the action Of the legislature, plans will be prepar
ed, and contracts awarded contingent upon the ia
vorRble action Of the legislature
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Hon ANDREW EwMG.-A correspondent OF the
Nashville Union, in an article containing The high.
est tributes to the ability and worth Of this gem
tlemanl dominates him as the next Democratic can
didate iCr Governor Of this State The burthen of
the article is that Mr.. EwlYG, while bat;1g man
fully AID effectively for his party for several years.
has, nevertheless, failed to array sgainst him the
bitterness of the old Wing party by reason of his
haOltuel courtesy towards his opponents. 1t il ar
gued that Mr. EWING has always srrsigned with
force and Doidugs7 the measures of the opposition
while be has accorded honesty and sincerity to its
men. For thisrea.On it is believed he can carry q
larger vote in popular canvass than any man il
the Stste. Mr.. EwEG is certainly gentleman of
solid talents and unoemished reputation and is de-
serving of the respect of all men of all parties -
Memphis Appeal
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAmRoAD-THE
PRosPEOT BRIGRTENs. We met on the street yes
terdsy our esteemed friends, Judge E. ". N KING
and J. KNOX WALKER, just returned from Arkan-
sss. We are pleased 10 learn from them the most
cheering prospects in regard to the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad. Not only has the Legisls-
ture extended the time for the completion of the
first and second divisions Of this road but the city
of Little Rock, by a unanimous vote of the Coun-
ell, renewed the subscription of 500, 900, which
had previously been revoked, and ordered sn imme-
date assessment of taxes for the payment of in
terest on her bonds. Little Rock is now out of
debt, having within the last few months paid of
the last dollar of her Indebtedness. AHbail, Lille
Rock Memphis Appeal
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEB, 3, Is57.
GOV. JoHEsON-RAII,RoAD AoCIDENT

Wesre informed that the cars on the railroad
between Augusta and Atlantis ran of the track on
Saturday last. A great many passengers were in
jured; among others, Gov. JOHNSON, Of this State
who was on his return from Washington, had his
arm broken, and was otherwise bruised and injured
although not dangerously. We hear that the cars
fell down an embankment of near sixty feet, and
were perfect wrecks, Gov. JOHNSON stopped at
Atlantis, and it viii probably be some days before
he will be able to travel.
We understand there were other citizens of this
city on the cars-smong whom we have heard of
Mr.. ELLIS Of the firm of SFRIcKLEE, ELLIS & Co.,
and Miss MEDoRA CARTER, daughter Of A. c. CAR
TER-.none of whom were seriously injured.
A despatch, to be found underline appropriate
head, reports the number injured at forty.
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GOV ~ BROWN.

The annexed paragraph is from the Washington
correspondence Of tn Pennsylvania argus We
trust that the prediction it contains will prove
true:
The friends Of Ex-Governor Aaron Y. Brown,
Of Tennessee, are still hoping and almost certain
that their great man and isvorite will be invited to
a seat 10 President Buchansu's cabinet They
claim that be is q man of superior endowments, Of
crest political experience, Of an inspected Demo
cratic record. Of great popularity in Tennessee
and of moral character above suspicion and
above reproscb. They also contend that EE-Gov-
ernor Br5gn was, whilst they lived, the intimate
and cherished friend Of Gen. Jackson and Presi-
dent Psk, and that those great men always i'm
,,g-,,.Iy c,ufied in him, and always found him as
I'm, ~ steel TO 81 their mearurea. This IS true,
rs I Know, for knew them well IN Tennessee and
yyhilst tbsv were in official life in this city
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COMMITTED FOR DRowEIEG A DEAD NEeRo.-We
learn from the Abiogdon VIrgiaiqn, that a man
from Bristol was committed to Jail in that place
last week, for drowning dead negro" In other
words the charge is, that q trader, losrg negro
child, and not having time to stop and bury it,
employed the accused to do go, who, instead of per
forming his duty according to contract, nailed the
child up in a box and threw it in the creek near
Bristol where it was subsequently found. We
know nothing Of the facts, but give the public ru
nor KaorUilIs RsQister jan %.
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

AcuINNFiLLE5 lenn., Jan. 70, 1871.
SEALED Proposals will be received at McMinuvills until
- March 10th, 1851 for the Grading, Masonry and Bridging,
Miles of the South sstern Railroad commence
ing McMinnvile- the Southern terminus and running
North through Warren, White and Putnam counties, 10 LY
ingstOn, in Overt0n county.
The character Of the work is heavy, comprising large
Rock excavation, heavy Jobs Of Bridge
Masonry, and 1900 linea feet Of HUWes McIallums
Birding.
Proposals Cor the above work may be made by Sections Of
mile each 3d. the whole 60 miles, including ITOn
Trackayinz, Depot Buildings, ard all other equipments
cessaTy for operating the Road when complete.
Plans Maps PrOfes and Spec dCaons may be seen, and
all information obtained, the Eng Once, az
March let at McNunve, Tenn, before that BY
addressing at the Engineers Office of the NJ & o. r r.
Jackson, Tenn. ROBT. STERLING,
febI-i6w. Engineeriu Charge.
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MAN FOR nALE.

DY virtue OF decree Of the County Court Of Dickson
ID county, at its January Term, 1851, will Cd MONDAY,
the 2d day March next offer for sale The highest bidder
81 Court House door m Charlotte, negro named
Jerry age known belonging the Jas Yaes
decd and sold the payment Of the debts said estate
Purchaser will required give with good security
and credit Of y months win Be given This The lth uSy
Of January, 1857. THOMAS MCNEtLLH,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fee 81. Commissioner.
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OF Pending a famous "wster suit" somewhere
in Vermont, SAKE, TIE poet, amused tie court
with the following imprOmptu:
"My wonder is really bOuadeEs
That among the queer cases we try,
land case should often be grOundlsBs,
And water case always be dryl"
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WOMAN-LIKE

Laughing. the youthful Isabel
Had challenged me to kiss her. Well,
By strRtagem | soon obtain
What force would labor for in vain.
l boosted. "DOu't be proud" said she:
"'IIs nothing wonderful: for, See
Your TalOr's not so very killing;
You kissed me-true-but l was WillingP
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Paee's Patent Lime KILN.

THIS KILN win burn 40Obashels OF Lime Stone (Which if
EoodStone is equal % 1000 bushels Of Stacked Lmel
every "a hours cords Of and Is perpetual
OPerstonhe Lime being drawn from the base IN three
% six and replenished az the top Of he eupalO
his but the nary ever capacity Of Kiln
been abundanty demonstrated BY those ady opera
Il also makes much better Lime burned
the ordinary way, SToNE PERFECTLY BURNED
Any number Of reliable certificates capacity
Kiln and any other In formation 10 reference 70 It will be
furnished any applying By letter Otherwise the sub
seber who is Agent for the sale Of rights and putting up
Kins 10 the State Of Tennessee. J. A. RICHA RDSON
fanaq-ddzW3R. MrMinn
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NOtfcs-InhaIRtiOn in OOnsumPtIOns-sss
advertisement unde this head. Female Complaints, Vsne
real Affections uT pepsi Diseases Of the Heart and Liver
&c will meet ID due attention. Oets6-der>'
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~ The thermometer at Lscomptou, Kansas,
on the 18th inst, Indicated twenty degrees below
zero,
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DY virtue OF decree Of the County Court Dickson
ID county at its January Term 1857, will MONBAY
% DAY Of March, 1857 offer for sale the highest bidder
the C0ur House Charlotte, about y Land
lying in Sd District Of said cOunty Turabul creek
near the location Of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail
road Said Land located in body, or nearly So and will
be sold all together or in Tracts to suit purchasers. Sold
for the purpose distribution among the heirs al law Of
Jacob Langley deed Notes with good security will be re-
0uired and lien retained the Land until the purchase
money il paid. This the 18th day OF January, 1851
THOMAS MCNELLLY. commissioner
3vy prs'f
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New Books.
HUMOURS OF FALCOEBRIDGE
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COMMODORE PERRY'5 JAPAN EXPEOITION--NaT-
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piled from the Original Notes and Journal Of Commodore
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l.. Hawks ID. ID. One vClume v0., with hundred En-
cravings and Charts. For sale by HAGAN BRO,
decI7 Market street.
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Auction Sale
OF
GR0GER IBSo
BY
Morris & STraGtOn.

ON WEDNESDAY morning, February 4th, 1857, at 10 o.
~ cOck, will at Auction, in front store,
Market street:
50 hhds choice new Sugar; 900 bags crop Coffee,
100 Dbl do do MOlasses; 50 bags Old BALI Coffee;
100 bbls Loaf, Crushed, and 25 casks Ale;
Powdered Sugar; 95 casks London Porter;
500 casks sup. Carb. Soda; 100 half bbls Moasses
500 kegs Nails Figs;
100 bbs cider Vinegar; 90 half bKs I, g Mackerel;
so d0z Wash Boards 30 or bxs ., g 3 do
so dOE Buckets; 900 noNes Herrings;
30 bbls !, . and Mackerel; 100 boxes Cod Flsh
so kits do do do; 100 do hf and or Raisins;
so bags Pepper, spice and 100 do star Candles
Ginger; 80 do TaIlOW do;
100 boxes Tobacco 100 do select Cheese;
499 do Glassware-assOrted; 200 bbls Pixies Magnolia
100 bbls American Brandy Whisky;
10 bbIs Gin; 100 bOls other brands do;
bbls Smiths Old Reserve 10 bbls V. A. Browns
Whiskey; Whiskeyi
With various other articles In the Grocery line.
ian3O-td b. NORRIS q STRATTON.
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CAPITAL 5,OOO!I
SCH =
Whole Tickets s4-HaIves Q-Quarters ].
nT-l n M q p = LnTrl.l

Whole Tickets S4--Halves 2-Quarlers J..
PLAN OF TIE LOTTER.
Same the Royal Lottery Of Cuba-With this difference
the Havana Lottery has 900 NumbsTs-his has only 5000
there wheels each Of which there placed
two Locks. The Supeunteudeus have each key the
Locke and be opened unless both pre-
sent There placed in the wheel OF numbers
containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No 70
UOO the wheel Of prizes there placed tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with the prizes them ranging
from SIS, OO0tO 500.
When the wing takes place. which will be in public, IN
wheels are unlocked. and after revolving them, number is
drawn out the wheel Of numbers and the time
one of the Prize wheel by boys with barred
10 the shoulders and bndfOdsd-he tube is slipped or and
the number held up aud enrolled that the whole audience
can see 1.-THE number is then called of and registered by
the Superuteudent The Prize drawn credited % the
lumber drawn time and until all the prizes
are copy Of The drawing is then sent y the
printers and aer comparison the Supennendent certify 20
The correctness the drawing These Superinendens
sworn 10 perform their duty without fear or favor.
Il will perceived that in this plan, every prize Is drawn
out course person must get themi drawing is
sent 10 every ordering tickets. The Prizes payable
thirty DAYS after the drawing, in full, without deduction.
TT7 Drawing takes place every Saturday.
r. Orders Tickets addressed TO G. H. WINTER, Box
352, Nashville, will be Immediately attended TO.
JAMES f. WINTER,
fsbI SIT Manager, Macon, Ga.
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:
Mr. ]. was elected by the know-no.hing order
at the late election as one Of the representatives
from Marion county, one Of the stronghoas Of
knoW-nothngi5m in Missouri
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SHERIFF,S SAFE.

DIV virtue Of order Of sale directed, will on
ID the 18th day Of February 1857 the Court House door
GanebOrO Jackson county, Tennessee offer for sale
Tract parcel OfLand situated in said cOuuty in District No
Is, containing, by estimation, acres, lying on Marters
creek being place Abesha Cannon lived bounded the
South and East by the Land of NJ McKnly the South
BY the Lands Of Hogan the the by Marers creek
Sold 70 satisfy an execution favor VIM Lambert. Sale
within legal hours. This the 10th Of January, 1857.
fapl9-w4w. 4. tORNWELL. Deputy sheriff.
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY,

CLASS II, to be drawn at CoScERT' HAIL. Macon, Ca,
under the sworn Superutendenee Of Col. Geo. NJ LO
gan aud W. C. Anderson, Esq, On SATURDAY, FEBRU-
AIRY 2, 1857.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
$4,000 NUMRERS-PrizesP Payable without
WnanaH nfr.mn
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BACK AoArE.-lhe following appears in a late
number Of the Jefferson (MissourD Examiner:

uuuIU5T OF Lu6 } tu5FsOn (MI35OuFlJ EI1nll1eT.
JEFFERSON CRY, Jan. u.
Il feel It due to my convictions of right, and to
my selt-respect to announce my intention hereaf.
ter and ever to act with the democratica psrty in
my legislative and private capacity.
Z. have all my life been a democrat from prin-
cipIe, and in ds=OlVing for time mycparty ties
have never ceased to be Q dencc-sf. 1 cannot
consent.suy lougerto maintain connection with
a party which is il intimate afiliation with Ben
tonism end black rsPu0Lcanism.
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CONLEY & JOHNSON.
Copper Tin and ShGet-IrOn
Workers,
ADVICE TO HUSBANDS AND WIVES.

Also, THOsE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
CORD Steel plates plain plates p free Of postage
TVBIS work contains dissertation the necessity OF
Marriage TuctiOns in Counting, with Cure Tor
Leve effects OF CebaCy, COhabiOn, cause Of Stery
paIned increase family with many other useful instTuc
tions-frOm the French Of Jean Dubois
Address HENRY S. G. SMITH & co.
AGENTS Wanted rfeb3-6ml Box 1910 Post Office n. Y.
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and sOCits liberal share Of patronage She is Tea,
for the reception Of freight. Apply on board, or TO
tunq9-tf n H. HARRISON, Agent
HILLMAN BROTHERS.,
NO. "A COLLEGE AND Al MARKET SITS,
TTAVE recently erected Market large three
II story house, which they have connected IN their Old
Iron Store College street, aud offering the fol
lowing articles low for cash pUnclu9l dealer
time
500 we'll assorted Tennessee Refined Charcoal Iron
Of their own manulGcIur., warranted
$50 tons assorted PittsbuTg iron, best brand
10 Steel, A.. & K. B. Cast, Shear and German
$50 dozen assorted Files and Rasps;
100 Rowland & Ames' ShO yels ard Spades
IS g Collins, Hunts, Beay's, d Lppincott Axes;
q" Crow Bars;
IS Tea Kettes
Stone Hammers;
Corn Shsllers and Straw Cutters
IS casks assorted Chains;
Mouse hole Anvils;
Wrights Solid Box Vices;
IS sett Wagon ANels, all sizes;
$50 set assorted Buggy AXels, best brand
$50 pFs " Springs, best brand
1870 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand
30 coils Manila Rope, all sizes.
We will be pleased receive orders for Of the above
articles and friends may rely getting thsm The
lowest price. [Jan2s-f.
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FOR GIRO and MEMPHIS.

= TEAMER TENNESsEE BELLE. Dean, 4zzaFzaa a
- Msser, will leave FOR Cairo, Tuesday at l-.ss=st
Il, n. NJ with De enrai Illinois SlEIsts}I
railroad L1us, and lhe Cairo and New -
Orleans mail .saneTs for new orleans.
AppytO o. ". DAVIS, or
Gb.3-H H. H. HARRISON, Ag'ts.
CAIRO, PADS CAH AND SMITHLAND.
TIME lsht draught steamer BLANCHE
n LEWIS, CURTIS, Master, Will leave E1- u
THIS DAY, as above and all intermediate SS5s
landings, l2 O'Clock A NJ For freight passage apply
on board or to "a. II. HARRISON,
fsI3-lt A. HAMILTON,Ageuts
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

THE steamer ELLA, Captain b. WEAVER, will
i leave Nashville on TUESDAY, the 81, at 70 elssSA
O'Clock, for the above and all intermediate pert.
febI-2t a. HAMILTON, Agent.
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R, c. M'NAIRY & CO.'S
Spring Circular

OUR Buyer is in New York and By the 18th o. FEB
" Tuary We shall be receiving snd opening our SPRING
STOCK Goods iuthe large brown Store Building, No
IS College Street. erected by Mr. James Erwin, expressly
for our occupation Below we present memorandum Of
some OF the leading goods always be fonad In the Differ
en departments which We promise ouFends and the pub
lie, shall be sold at prices 70 suit them.
We therefore invite and pFOmot buyers TO examine
the immense display took shall be prepared TO show
We beg to say that lust now we Offering GREAT BAR
GAINS in our WINTRR STscK, remaining on hand
r 81 McNAIRY & co.
rs,lTa, Cfra,t
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CLOTHING AND TAILORING.
WE have fine assortment Of Winter Clothing hand,
w which we Will sell OF at Eastern cost.
Ieb3-Im ALTMYER & PETRE