Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-04

ed for, will be charged tor inc eAO0S1'
lob PRINTING.
We o,,s -, - = ,,,.piop of Merchants BusiDeEs men
and otherst to our facilities for executing win
and IN manner jos PAINTING In all It's Varees'
"a o,ors and solicit share of their patronage
Having gone to considerable expense in hng up our Job
b,r F,bIisspt we prepared TO execute all kinds Of
plain and Ornamental work, such as Ball Tickets, Pro-
Cards every description, Circulars all varieties
NJ Printing in Gold Silver, Bronze Coor also, Pamphlets,
T,ve-s, Briefs Checks, Bill Heads, Bills Of Ladng Pro-
misory Notes. Way Bills, Hand Bills, etc., etc., with neat
ness and on reasonable terms.
To Agents and Correspondents.
II will great deal Of unnecessary trouble i
our friends, in writing to us will bear in mind the follow
ing rules:
Always give the date, post Office, county snd State in
the body Of your letter
II you wish the paper changed from ofics to an.
other give both Offices in full.
If you write on business and on other mat teTs write
separate sheets OF paper or different leaves oil one she
Attention to these matters will greatly obilge us
SUNDAY MORNING, ::::::: OCT. 4, 1857.
II For The information Of friends state that the
EDITORS Room is up stairs over the Post Office.
ARRIVAL OF MEMBERS.
SExAToRs-Travis of Henry, Goodparture of
Overton, Wright of Monroe, Harris of Washington
and Gardner of Smith.
REPREsENTATIvEs-C Caldwell Of Weakey, Rose
of Hancock, Lamb of Henry, Harvey of Giles,
Bentley of Lawrence, Turner of ROane, Griffith of
Monroe, Dobson of Polk, Senter of Granger, White
of Knox, Anderson Of Sewer, Richardson of Ruth
erfOrd, Lloyd of BledsOe, GOlladay of Wilson, and
Kendrick of Wayne.
There may be others in the city whose names we
have not learned.
R8.We have had the pleasure within the p's
few days Of meeting with quite number of our
Democratic friends from every section. In addition
to those already mentioned, may name Gen. Pill
low Of Maury, DR.. Moore of Hickman, J. E. R. Ray
of Memphis, Col. Whiteside of Chattanooga, Col.
Ballew of Athens, Col Mcclellan of Sullivan, Hon.
J. D. C. Atkins, member of Congress elect from the
9th District, II F. Cummins of the Paris Sentinel,
II. F. Cooper of the Chattanooga Advertiser, Hon.
John H. Savage, Congressman elect from the 4th
District and others.
STATE CAPITOL The State Capitol will be iIlumi-
mated on Monday night by order of the Secretary
of State.
BS-There will be preaching at the Market House
this afternoon at o'clock.
nenp J. B. Ferguson will preach at Odd-Fellows
Hal, this Sunday afternoon at half past o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
BS7~ At the request of the Young Mems Chris
tiau Association, Rev. DIR. Howell Will address a
sermon to the young of the city this evening at
the First Baptist Church. Services commence at y
o'clock.
rSg- Those in want of fresh lemons will find
them at S J. Carriers 25 Union street.
INTERNAToNAL SYMPATHY.-The Journal Of Com
neraeis informed on good authority that President
Buchanan, at late interview with Lord Napier took
occasion to express his sympathy for England in her
present trouble with India and that the Presidents
kindly sentiments have been duly conveyed to Her
Majesty, the Queen.
GEN HENDERsoN.-Gen. Henderson, of Texas,
has entirely recovered from his late Illness and has
announced his willingness to accept the position of
United States Senator for the Eastern District
PLANTATION GooDs-Iu making stroll through
the extensive wholesale establishment of Messrs
Bransford & McWhirter, on the Public Square, our
attention drawn to their large and very superior
stock of Plantation Goods embracing articles of
negro mems and womens wear. These goods are of
the best material for the purpose the strongest tex
ture and the cheapest we have ever seen. We would
call particular attention of our friends among plan
tiers and others needing such goods to the supply
which they are at present offering at remarkably
low prices assuing them that they will be pleased
with the goods on inspection. Such oppor-
tunity as this is seldom offered.
II,
Jar " Stars have already stamped themselves the
most attractive of travelling talent. Mr.. Drew it is
clear to assert is the most natural and earnest of
stage Irishmen since the days of Power. With him
it is not merely sufficient brogue it, but to follow
clearly the very walk and action of the Hbernian.
Mrs. Drew is exceedingly clever and commands
admiration in every scene she is at once one of the
most'dashing and finished actresses of our day. t.,
morrow night fine bill is up, the elegant Come
delta Of Delicate Ground, and the great historical
Drama Of the White House of the Peppers with
several songs by Mr. and Mrs. Drew.
Hsg- Information has been received that a gen
eral Congress representing the Spanish American
countries will soon meet in Chill TO devise plans
for protection against American fllibusters. Iris
sarr the Minister from Guatemala ard Nicaragua
here, has been ordered to attend such Congress on
behalf Of mis- Government.
Ps- A banker asked young lady of this city
what kind of money she liked best.
.'Nlatrimony," she replied
What interest does II bring?" asked the sharp
tanker.
If properly invested it will double the original
stock every two years, she replied.
He concluded she was a match for him, but the
rest is secret.
PrrrAnArIoxs FOR WAR IN UrAH.-W Washington.
Sat a0-Advices just received from Utah state that
five hundred kegs of powder have been captured
from a Mormon train. The MormOns are said TO be
openly preparing to resist the government of the
United States. and threaten to cut of our army
supplies On route to Utah
r-sy- Lola Moutez is bound to keep herself before
the public. The last anecdote about is not bad. II
is reported that while in Montreal she visited well
known confectionery establishment on NOtre Dame
street. and while there annoyed by the entrance
of several young army officers, who, under the pre-
oil buying something gazcd pertinaciously and
unVlcgsantly at fair Lola After submitting awhile
Miss Montez walked up to the mistress Of the saloon
and asked e. Madam, how much do these persons
owe vou?" Her only answer at first was a look Of
surprise: but, on the question being asked, she was
told one shilling and sixpence" 4" Here it is then,
said Lola &" would not wish that these gentlemen
should lo-c single copper in satisfying their curl
osity by staring at me" The officers retreated in
contusIon-3Hgay Statesman.
WooD.-It costs the New York Central Rail
road Company one million three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars year for wood; audit isestimated
that not less than thousand cords are consumed
daily, costing not less than S4,5O per cord.
rEn- The sale of T. Eubry's Farm has been post
poued TO Monday, the DIST. inst.
MARR1ED.-On the -4th lust. 10y he, DR. How Q
At the residence Of the brides father in Cheatham
county. Mr. B. b. SIoAN TO Miss Many c SLOAN
1prDrsrNrs Of speech cured, in three hours
without pain; Deafness in all It's 'orms, disga eye
3 ola t,pdrg diseases where blood poisoned by r
, and diseases orthe kidneys, liver, successful
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