Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-13

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for every one desiring servant for domestic pur.
poses.
GrWe are pleased to learn that Messrs. WooD.
SIDES & WAREIEIDs express, between this place
sud Columbia, is rapidly winning on public conf
dence, snd that they intend in short time to run
a messenger on the cars to ThomPsOn's Station,
where they will be light express wagons to carry
freight Of ell kinds on to Spring Hill and COlum-
bia.
JAMES GLOVER, Of Glover d Cos. City Express,
is their agent at this point and without sttery we
can safely say that $ more prompt, energetic man
cannot be found fer such business.
A WEALTH. CLIENT BY the rsport3of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, we perceive that Govern
ment has brought 200 suits during the present
century against delaulters, to recover Sc 900.
Ia all these csses, the conclusion Of the suits has
been that the de'auder hiss not been found, or has
been dead or iuslvent, and Government has bad
TO pay the costs
NAVAL CONGRATULATIONS. The officers Of the
United States navy, aod Of the marine corps, now
in this city. met yesterday at the Navy Depart
ment 10 full uniform, and proceeded to the EXeCu-
tive Mansion, here they paid their respects to
President Buchanan - Washington Union.
WAsHNsrov Gcs-IP.-The Hon. George ".
Jones, OF Tennessee, who has been in Congress for
sixteen years, and IS up for re election, is spoken
of as the successor Of the Hon Elisha Whittlesey,
as First Comptroller Of the Treasury. Both gen
tlemeD have been pleasantly bonOred with the
title Of watch dog Of the Treasury. Lou
Courier
Without any knowledge Of the circumstances
upon which this rumor is based, we are satisfied
that there is not particle oftrnth IN It
sUsAR CEoP-The ad7icss from Cuba we regret to OBJ
serve speak unvoTably Of the Sugar crop. Instead Of
an increase over year. which was generally anticipated
short yield is apprshended. The Diaro de n Nariaa
Of the goth Of Feb says
All tn, reports worthy Of credit which come from the
airy which have taken careful pains to collect
agree that the hopes conceived at the beginning OF the sea-
s0n will not unfortunately be realized FAR regards
the amount Of yield Not only have the terrible trOsts
caused amount Of damage but anterior stsTnstOns Of
excessive great drouhs had not caused less pre-
judlce in the principal producing districts Consequently
without vsnurng opinion to the amount Of CROP
state that II viii not show that increase which
believed Ourselves authorized TO hope for
To say many good judges do, that We shall hardly
reach the product OF the preceding season. would perhaps
be saving 100 much for that depends upon thousand cir
cumsrsnces which 1t is impossible 10 fcresee with
tsiutY II the weather should favor the grinding Il is
very possible thar attracted BY the good prices
viii elGrt hasten The cutting
Of the cane instead Of leaving as they did last year.
great quratiy standing IN The fields Even in this case,
which the most favorable the most we can hope for is
reach The point In the opposite event the deficit
will be certain, and perhaps large
WREAT PRosFEC7s.-Tbe Springfield an sioair.7l Of
the 9th ult says: To this time SO far IS information
extends tho wheat crop in this vicinity promises good
yield The weather has not been 50 favorable as could
have been desired owing to the frequent thaTs and fesz.
ing but understand is generally alive and unless the
March rosts are too severe, it may be considered safe
The His5oro Herald Of the 28th ult says: From all
parts Of and adjoining counties hear the most fat
tsrnR accounts Of the appearance Of this crop and
there was unusual amount sown last FALL may expect
az abundant harvest
The Jackson (hich) Patrjgt says: We have visited
portions the town since the disappeared and
never saw the wheat look BETTER if present appearances
continue t viii be the best crop We have hsd years.
The Russellvlla (Ky) Hsrad says: Contrary to our
anticipation the growing wbs crop Of Logan county
tanned but little injury during the winter from severity
thee cold From accounts from all sections Of the county
the prospects zterng for large yield the coming har.
vest"
HAND rHu AEaUSD.-The names Of the members who
voted to sustain The corruption IN Congress follows
bitter opponents of the DsmOcracy;-Albrgh Bennett
(N.Y) Burlingame Of Mass.. Campbell co. ChafFe,
Clark, IN. > Cofax Davis (Naszsl Dickson, Granger
Holloway Miller a. y Morgan, Murray, Oliver, N. y
Wabridge and Woodruff. of Connecticut
- The appropriation bills passed by Congress OF
Thursday dispose OF $4,000 900 as follows: SI3 OOO OOC
for the army; sI2o0OOO0 for the navy; 81 800 900 fol
steam mail lines 100000 for ortidoaous and IS 0OO
900 or 6 for items Of civil service such cOas
survey capitol extension, custom houses, &C
E5- The Sanders7ie Gs9ygila says. "a very sensible
shock Of earthquake was felt at this pace and many
parts Of this county Sunday night last at about clever
O'Clock
FACTS FOR PARENTS.
The only way 90 bafs overcome ssase is = DegiI
II the undatlou and cause. Hence patient
80 hon --aa-aL EarlaLE ase-aa. nEhar