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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-02

Nothing New,
BY the arthor OF 50 John Halifax, Gentleman
W. 7. BERRY d CO., have just received
NOTHING NEW. TALES. Embracng-
Lard Erlstoun, The last house in C street.
AIWR's First Vile, A Family in Love.
M.Anastasius, A low Marriage.
The Water Cure. The Double House.
IvOl. sVO. Paper.
W.T.B. & Co., have Just received
DIR. FRIENDS BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT
The STUDENTS GIBBON. IVol. I2vo. cloth.
E6r Subscriptions received by
w. T. Berry & Co..
Nashville Tenn,
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Business Change.

have this day disposed Of my entire interest the bust
of job neon, Horne Co., to Jao A. Fisher and
James Wheless who will continue heretofore, and fol
whom earnestly solicit liberal share OF puOe Patronage
July e-u Z. A. HORNE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-02

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
- LANTERz' BAsX Tenn, J
Nashville, July /, 1851
THIS Bank has declared dividend Of per. Of
the PROFITS for the ast6 months and 3peT ofthe
surplus profits, making per- payable the Stock hOl
deTs demand. ljuly3-Iml ID. WEAVER. Cashier.
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Chamuaign and Sweet eide

Champaign aud Sweet Cider.
NEW lot of tbs above Just received packages OF
n New York made Ale Pumps, lot with silver tops;
so boxes French Conectensre assorted candies made
ORDER fresh every days crackers fresh every day;
nuts assorted 100 bbs ale, best brands These articles
auge 6. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
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Notice.

have fifteen twenty No Boys and Girls at nv
House Cedar street the Verandsh Hotel, among
EN- plantation carpenter.
July 30-4tt THOS. G. JANIS,
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Read This and Profit Thereby.
]. @. Nicholson & co.'s.
20 on the Square,

No. &c, on the square,
You con get all kinds Of Goods ct GREATLY Reduced
Prices.
OUR Summer DRESS GOODS We will sall at cost and
~ even less than cost for very anxious 10 close
them all out before fall and will make the price no object
jast sell the goods.
We have LEFT beautiful SILK and Founced orRsudiss
and Beage Plaid Organizes, and French and Scosh Mus
Hos: ALSO Mante, Hosiery and various other thnSs hrb
will mention but be found at our house.
some cheaper than anywhere else. Our stock Of
White Goods
very large, and will give great bargains that way
Be you call before they all gone We are
anxious that customers should enjoy the benefit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-02

St.JO London.
gold vest chain attached The receive the above
reward by leaving it al the JeTey store # J. Flowers
Union street july 3I-I~
NOTICE T0 THE
Mercantile Community, Bankers,
And others.
10 III NJ j. B RID,
OF Charleston c. and late of Augusta has the pleasure
of informing the citizens generally that according
III L III A 5 A RRIY
With his Superior Copying Letter System and
Portable Letter Presses,
And may be found BENZ. F. SHIELDS Auction
These Copying Cards superior to any thing the
Saving of Time and Labor;
and from the extensive patronage in Charleston, Sa-
yannah, Macon, Griffin, and Atlanta, and
at all places where copying is required,
IS AN EVIDENCE
of their great practical utility
n. B. The of using the Cards will be exhibited
from 3to O'Clock, p m.
"endatiOna
w take pleasure IN esiyng 70 the utility of Co.. syrd's
success IN the dispatch of business and far superior
mercantile community saving time and labor giving
more accurate copy Of ettethsn be Obaned by the
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
n W CONNER, Banker
- EDW ARDS, Asst p NJ.
PEAK, Agent ;. C. Railroad.
JNO FRAZIER q CO., Merchants.
A r BROWNING,
HENRY Lopez, Cashier Peoples Bank
NILSSON CARTER, Druggist,
WARDLAW d WALKER,
J & G DAWSON,
CHAPMAN q WILSON,
GEO w WILLIAMS,
Augusta, GA,
LAMBETH HOPKINS, Commission Merchant
JAMES NJ SMYTHE, Post Master.
UNION BANK.
GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK.
CAPT A CUMMING, U. S. A.
BANK OF AUGUSTA,
CARMICHAEL BEAN,
HAVILAND, RlSLEY & co.
RWALTON, Cashier Ins. Bank.
ATLANTA, GA.
G.I. POREACRE, Ag't NJ. & wRR.
VIM w. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
J. B. PECK, T. A. & L. K X. Co.
&. K. WALKER, JT., NJ T. W. & A. R.
Al. BRADY, Agent Bank State Of Ga.
J. BRANTLBY, Agent Ca. K. K. iuly 30
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Sale of Desirable Propertv

Sale of Desirable Property.
Nv ILL be sold at public auction premises Sat
w urday, September 5, 1857, the house grounds
present occupied by the Planters Bank Nashville. TERM
beIalwill be made known The day ofsae. ia y 3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

Gov. Gardner spent the Sabbath, as we un-
derstand, in Springfield, and has been circu.
lating about in Western Massachusetts for
two or three days. The statement that he has
been practicing at shooting at mark with
Mr.. Trask, is incorrect and resulted from his
having private confab with that gentleman
on the subject of rough castings. The Gov
ernor held consultation with number of our
citizens, and it was Gscertained, incidentally,
Of course, and against the Governors will, for
no decent Governor would go running about
the State 10 get up political combinations,
that he has set his heart on defeating Mr.
Banks Governor Gardner "don't know
what ne has undertook;" and Furthermore he
don't know how rejoiced the friends of Mr..
Banks are that he is moving in this matter. =
He could please them no better than by the
course he is pursuing. Mr.. Banks has plenty
OF friends-men who will act and they want
no better job than to fog out all the pro-
slavery hunkerism that can be scrnped to-
gether in Massachusetts. Springfield Repu6-
6can.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

II
Editors At'Gs and Argus. Hon. W. L. Marcy died
at tits place tod ~ l21 o'clock p BE had heen
emf yug excsleat health aud spirits until evening
Whe he fet somewhat fatigusd. THIS morning he COM
paiaed Of sight pain stitch he termedit in bis
back About IL o'clock accompanied by of our
ctzsns, be walked 70 the residence Of n. L. Moore
which about quarter Of mile from The hotel He did
not complain Of serious ia disposition while the doct s
residence aad not finding the physic 10, on being
asked if carriage should be ordered to take him to he
hoi, he refused to take one, and ked back On
rving the hotf he reques ed the office clerk to send
the doctor 10 his rooms and the doctor arriving
sent TO the governors room, but rappng, received
answer. The doctor returned to the bote office and
informed the clerk and it supposed that the govenr
hal gone to visit friends in the house The DOCTOR
however, afer waiting few moments again vent up
his ROOM opened the door, aud found him lying upon his
couch. with book upon his hrsast dead. Il could not
have been mere than tweaty miru from the time he
In the tel Office until he so found by the physician
He died, probably Of disease of the heart; not lscle
was distorted any article Of apparel furniture
the room disturbed he had pulled of hisboots and put
on his slipp rs. S. Or
It is said that Mr.. Marcy had Of late been
subject to palpitation of the heart, but the
symptoms were so slight as not to alarm him
or occasion uneasiness to his friends. A few
hours before his death, he had written letter
10 Hon. John NJ. Bolts of Virginia, which is
probably the last letter he ever wrote.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08
Kanzns srnOcrnrfc Convention.

ST. Louis, July 7.-Kanzas dates to the
third instant, are received. A Demo.
cratic Convention met at Lecompton on the
second instant, Judge Elmore presiding
Ex- Governor Ransom, of Michigan, was
nominated for Congress by two thirds vote,
over Hon. Ely Moore. A resolution endors.
ing the policy Of Governor Walker, and ex-
pressing determination to support him, was
adopted. Another resolution, to the effect
the Democracy will adopt the constitution to
be framed by the Constitutional Convention,
whether it be submitted to the people or not,
was lost by vote of 40 to /.
letter in the St Louis Republican of the
7th instant, says the Democratic Convention
which met at Lecompton on the Sd inst. was
composed of majority of pro. slavery men,
but that the whole party viii support Walk.
er's inaugural, and the submission of the
constitution to the people, Resolutions were
passed excluding all sectional distinctions,
adopting the Cincinnati platform, and assum-
ing that the name, National Democracy of
Kanzas, embraced all Democrats, whether
from the North or the South Governor
Walker was invited to address the Convenp
ton, which he did with great effect. Ran
SONS election is regarded as certain.
Later advices from Leavenworth state that
Gen. Harvey discredts the reported battle
between the Indians and the troops under Col.
Summers command.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08


DR.. DUPONCn's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOB
FEMALES The combination ofingredients in Dr. Du
poncos Golden Pills. perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice Of old DR.. Dupon
co, for 80 years. and thousands ladies tes
tify to their great and never-aing success in almost
every In correcting irregularities, relieving pain.
tul and distressing menstruation, particularly al the
change of life. From FIVE to ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease, the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pill has perm anenty cured thousands, and will Won
fyou them. They cannotharm you the contrary,
they all DISTRACTIONS restore nature to its proper
eh4nne and invgorate the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit increase Of family will find
these Pills preventative For particulars see d
rections the box Price $l-and will be TO ladies'
conhdenaily, by mall by enclosing 81 to either Of the
following general agents Worcester, GEO. r, SPUR,
POI Main street, JAMES GREEN III Manstreet, DAVID
SCOTT, 25l Main street, Of Mechsnic street, Also
by T. B. Choae, Fichburg, Cantrel Son, Daaislsor-
vile, Robert Ger, Norwich, Bach son PROVIDE nee,
Weeks b Potter, Boston, A B. b D. Sands, New York.
A. A. Burditt, Clinton, Mass.
See the signature IUPONCo is the Box, other
genuine. d1y mch1e
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GBe 9alIp Spp,
WEDNEsDAY. july 5. Is57.
40 20 a Geod Cnuse.


We know of no object more worthy Of
charitable consideration, in view of its effect
upon the cause of freedom, than the support
of free press in a slave State, struggling
against adversely to advance the cause Of
liberty and the emancipation of the down
trodden from their bondage to the rights and
dignity of ireemen. OF the many papers OF
this class which have been started, the New
port XVI Ne,es is almost the only one which
has survived the disadvantages with which it
has been surrounded, and the prosecutions it
has endured. $50
We trust that the aid which Mr.. Bailey,
the editor and proprietor, has already received
in response to appeals in his behalf, in Massa.
chusetts and other portions of the North, will
be followed up by more liberal contributions
for so worthy cause.
From the many letters by distinguished
advocates of freedom, appealing for aid to
Mr.. Bailey, we quote the following from Cas-
sius NJ. Clay;
To all vi m these presents shall come-wM s. Bal.
kEY, Of the Newport News, Newport, Kentucky, has
de great pscunary sacrihees IN the OF com
liberties; aud is sid mating sscrifc His paper
Daily aad Weekly is doing good in Kentucky and
encouraging hers all the slave States do the same
Ali the friends Of the kepabcan would do well to
aid him; as little money from each one would place bis
paper basis IT stability and usefulness.
G. NJ. CLAY
From Mr.. Bailey's circular, acknowledging
the remittances already received, we extract
the folio wing;
az do hope, in Gods name that every friend to whom
tn sent will labor for here forget u.s. Do
not let be troubled for the b4an;e due the new
typs, little $500, nor suffer lose my
home that may yet he saved for S $500,
The doEn irodden have press here upon slave
eli lad God grant il may yeibe tronger) that
la birds frown quais before his iigOtten gains
Wi b renewed thaaks 20 all my friends, and prayers
for success il freedoms cause remain fsithu
WIN. 5. DAILkY.'
Any subscriptions for this noble and be-
nevolent object, sent to this office, win be
promptly forwarded. Those heretofore remit
ted to our care, has been put into the hands
of Mr.. Bailey, and acknowledged, We trust
all the benevolent and literally disposed, who
have not already afforded assistance, will re.
member this worthy laborer i'll the best of
causes, and forward their contributions forth
with, either directly to Mr.. Bailey, at New
port, KY, OF to this Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

ALBANY, July 7.--Since last evening,
letter has been received by the committee of
arrangements from Elk President Fillmore,
explaining as the reason for his absence from
the funeral that he is suffering from inham.
nation of the eyes. Ex-PIesidents Van Bu
rem and Pierce, and Hon. William II. Seward
have telegraphed their acceptance of the in
vitatons sent them, and will be here tonight
The students of Union College, Schenectady,
aud the Mayor and Common Council, and
the military of Troy, have also signifed their
intention of being present. All the stores
and public buildings will remain closed to.
morrow from noon until four o'clock in the
afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

Liquor selling has become dangerous bust
ness to the trafhekers, and the liquor law is
living realty-a dread reality to some, the
promise of hope and salvation to others. AT
the session of the court of common pleas, that
closed its labors in this city last week, t,oehty-
seUen convictions were obtained; and in pro-
portion to the whole number arraigned the con-
victions were as large as in anyclass of crimes.
Neither sex, age, position in society, or wealth
gave any security. Among the conviets were
several females: some persons in the morning
of life, and Others to whom gray hairs had not
lost prudence; some who were otherwise
without reproach in the community, and some
who were under no necessity of pursuing an
illegal and injurious business having wealth
sufficient for day-one of them at least being
worth from twenty five to thirty thousand
dollars. And this was done under eircum-
stances as favorable to the liquor dealers as
are ever likely to occur; and the carting of
twenty-seven persons at one time, to tie
county houses, to be locked up with felons
and prostitutes, ought to be convincing that
the law is hereafter to be applied for the sup
preston Of intemperanee.
One conviction was obtained in case, OF
interest to real estate owners, under the law Of
1855, which places buildings used for the lille
gal sale of intoxicating liquors, in the same
category with houses of gaming and prosti-
tution-to be deemed common nusances.
BY that act not only is the person keeping
such place liable TO line and Imprisonment,
but also the proprietor Of the building may
be fined not more than $1,000, and imprison.
ed not mere than six months. If we do not
mistake, that law viii have more general
application especially in the case OF saloons,
at future sessions Of the COURT NeUJurgport
Uerald itH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

Mr.. Sumner has been making an extensive
tour in Southwestern France, OF which a
Paris letter of the 18th, says >
Z" Mr., Summer. alter following down the
beautiful valley and visiting the Loire
went on to Bordeaux, Riarritz then TO Faux
Bonnes in the Pryenees, then to Cote, lou.
louise, DJon, Fontainb!eau, and so bark TO
Paris. Although the journey was, as said,
q busy one, historical monuments, libraries,
museums, and all places and objects of note
that lay ia the way being studiously exam.
ell were arrested. The St. Louis Democrat
says -
When the steamer left, at half. past eight
O'Clock in the afternoon, the friends of Lyle,
maddened with liquor, were endeavoring to
excite riot. Assistance had been summon
ed by them from Delaware, Weston, and 9TH
er points, IN order to lynch Halter and it is
more than probable thai the attempt has ere
this been made; but it would certainly be
unsuccessful, and result in scene Of blood
shed uneq1alled by any tragedy yet enacted
IN hanzas, the citizens being organized under
the direction of the Mayor, with orders that
no gatherings would be allowed in the streets
alter dark.
There was no desire on the pert of the free
ined, it has benefited his health, which, pre-.
vious to bis leaving Paris, was beginning to
suffer from nervous arrangement Although
his nervous system is still morbidly sensitive,
Mr. Summer wears now the look of rugged
health. He left here last Tuesday for Lon
don, whittier he was attracted specially by a
desire TO attend some of the debates Of Par.
lament now in session. lie returns to
France In August to see other parts Of the
country, and to visit De Toequeville at his
chateau IN Normandy, and perhaps Lamartine
at Macon, both Of whom have invited him 70
their country residences" .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

Gov. GARDNER's MESSAGE, giving his reasons
for his refusal to remove Judge Loring, which he
promised at the time of the adjournment of the
Legislature to give at length, occupies between
one and two columns in the Boston papers of
yesterday. The principal ground his Excellency
takes is that the Personal Liberty Act is uncon-
stitutional; but it is no longer of any use what
he thinks, as his term of power is rapidly draw
ing to a close
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE ST
Johns, N. F., July Her Britannia Males
tvs steamer Cyeops, has completed the coast
soundings for the Atlantic telegraphic cable,
which shows very bold shore, and great
depth of water. which are desirable to protect
the cable at the point of landing. The Cyclops
sailed for London yesterday, and will doubt
less arrive about the Goth instant, at or about
which time the whole of the cable will have
been placed on board the Asamemnon and the
Niagara.
Professor Sheppard geologist, in the EN-.
ploy of the New York and Newfoundland
Telegraph Company, is actively engaged in
locating valuable mineral lands on the fifty
square miles of territory granted to the Com
pany, which is understood to be Of great value
as it abounds in rich lead and copper, and
other valuable Mines
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

a Row.-A scamp named William Ayres
while partially intoxicated Monday evening
says the Bay State, passed along Mechanic street,
and when in front of the United States Hotel
Block, stopped at the entrance of fish market,
and without the least provocation commenced an
assault upon two or three persons. He struck
one of them (Mr. Wetherbee) tremendous blow,
which Immediately foored him. colored man
named Jenkins, tn the same block, then seized
him, and mis- career was brought to close with.
out any more trouble
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

New YoRK, July by the recent fire at
Port gu Prince commerce has suffered loss
OF thirty millions of Haytien dollars in goods,
and about ninety houses have been destroyed.
The Custom House, which was fitted with
foreign goods, was at one time in imminent
danger, but was saved through the exertons
OF the Governor assisted by the Emperor,
who with Lis ministers remained all night at
the lire, assisting in its suppression.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

MORE ABOUT KANzAs.- Washington, July
6.-Ihe affairs Of Knnzas have afforded the
subject of Cabinet deliberations since the re-
ceipt of the resolutions of the Georgia and
Mississippi Democratic State Convention con
demnatory OF the course of Governor Walker.
Although his conduct is not entirely approved
of by the Administration it will fully sustain
him, believing that he acted with wisdom
and justice in advising submission of the
constitution to vote of the people, and that
he thus followed a safe line of policy. The
Southern attacks are considered ungraeious,
in view Of the fact that Governor Walker was
sent to Kanzas by an administration pledged
to the defence of Southern rights and opposed
to the Topeka Constitution, and in conformity
with which policy Governor Walker is now
claimed to be acting. The views of the Ad-
mnistraton carefully elaborated will, there is
every reason to believe, soon be officially
promulgated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-08

II. f Bishop, graduate of the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery having had an extensive practice
in tins city for the last ten tw I've ysars, has
moved his office to his house, No. IA Pearl street Rhere
his professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method of treating chill
drens teeth, securing to them, by timely sk and
sight hne set of Natural Teeth the appreciat on of
which has induced many parents to place their children
under his charge-and he hopes all parents will see the
Importance of early placing every child in the care
some skful and faithful Dentist to their future
comfort.
j67- TOOTH POWDER AsD WASH &c, for sale.
Office open all hours If the day and eyenng-I4 Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
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