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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25
Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and OhiG,
RAILROADS.
UNNINa TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUs. OgIO. AyD


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI
THE ONLY kOOTE by which through tickets 10 wash
ington can Dc procured TO which point as vel as 10
5altmOre Is the shortest mOsi direct ana in sverv r.
speet the reliable roue II is the onlv route bv ieh
purchasers OF Through Tickets 70 New YORK rs suabsd
. reach the cities Of BALTIMORE PhadeIph;s and Nsv
York, a the cost OF Ticket 70 New Yors Cuy thus ep.
,bng business zen and Travellers 0r pleasure or intor-
nation to visit four ofhe principal cities The Uson Tor
sss cost than csn be Afforded by ary other route
And II Is the only route By which Thr0czh Tickets can
had TO Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredsrIcksburv
And Petersburg, Va Charleston, osVauusb Macon AZ.
anita, Augusta BeTksy Springs ana Bedford Sprlngs
Passengers from SAsHyIL1E take t1e saas Joaebss al
srier Thomas, or steamers tie Cumberland rivsr
LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers 20 Cincinnati, with The Jefsrsonvile
RallrOad 70 Indianapolis, Ind make direct connection al
oumbus, OhIO with the Central Ohio Earoad 70 Wheel.
lg, whence close connection with the almorg and hio
IlrOad Is made 70 ashlngtou City, BltuOrs Phis-
leiphR ano New iOrk.
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from NAM
MS are transferred a. Caro- 10 the cars Of the Illinois
Dentral Railroad, nom thence passing through Terra
dauts, Indianapolis Dayton and Aena 10 bus Thrss
Jsy Trans leave Columbus o. 10 a H.. $50 r n and
t1 p "a.
Travellers requested to notice that While this IN
Og route adlrding Through tickets % 40 the Eastern
lhes at the same rate as charged by ether routes 10 %
fOrk only, h Is also The Shortest most speedy and direct
all the leading points IN the Eas The distance from
columbus 10 Bann only SIS miles being about 100
niles shorter 10 New York. than by any otherroute Tb
re less changes OF cars by TINS route and couseguentv
sss detention than BY any other.
iS The road IS ballastsd with broken stone and In
intirey free from dust
For further information, please apply D. G. RUMSEY
agent, Nashville, Tsuu
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of
de u D. Mail steamers, al the JsdersOnvils Railroad
tlee, Main s'reeL NM. ). WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. &ORR
JOHN N. SHARP. General Western Agent
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25

INSURANCE SUCK FOH SALk-
IN K Bsnk OF Nashville oneES for 81 about Twelve hou
sand dollar worth Of stock the NashVe Con meYcia
Insurance Conpapy and the enussses Marine and Fir
Ipuranos Compan, and viii receive In paw sns the Note
md eru aestsaol dsPosite Of ths Bank " EashVile
The arst named Conpany paying diVdsn ds aS FAfs
or 10 and the other u per cent. per annum.
new II-dIw. w WHRLEss Oashisr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
TO RE ERAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER.
approximation Prizes
100000
,495 Prizes amounting 1870 600
PRICE, OF TICKEFs.
WHOLE TICKETS SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $21S
d A x I

WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $21S
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate Slips Of paper
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
first 47 Prizes, similarly printed and encrcled,
psced in another Wheel.
The Wheels then reyolved, and q number is drawn
from the Wheel Numbers and the time Prize is
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
ou opened and exhibited to the audience and registered
by Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the first Prizes Will
be erttted 10 the % Approximation Prizes For exanp
II Ticket No. 1850 draws the S6000O Prize, those Tickets
numbered I24s II2z9 1881 l2j2 will each be entitled 10
1900 f cket No. $50 draws the $50 900 prize Tick
cts numbered 59 @ 552 will each be entitled to $500,
and so on according 10 the scheme. ..
T6e8 Prizes Of $40 will be determined BY the last 6g.
ure of he No. that draws the S60000puze. For example
if the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with l. then
ali the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
TO e2O If the number ends with No. then all the tickets
where the number sndE in will be entitled to $20 and
90 onto0.
Certificates of Packages WILDE sold at the following
rstss which ia the risk;
k-N k
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Arkansas Farm for Sale.

hB subscriber OGsrs for sale the most valuable
ka ms in Arkansas situated in Social Bend oD The Mis-
sss pp river i've niles above the town 81 Randolph In
Mississippi county. The tract contains about n BLVE
HUNDhBD ACRES, between two and three hundred Of
which uRder and Is Of he most desirable
farms in the state, The Improvements consist Of dwelling
negro houses BARR &C. and In very good condition.
Por tsrms or anj information respecting the farm apply
70 she subscriber on pemses By letter addressed 70
Pecan Point, Mississippi county, Arkansas.
nov l3-trigIm I'm. HARDING.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25

AN authorised to sell and make complete titles to the
H Trsot of Land upon which the late n. Walker re.
E6ed and he lot upon hiOh the Blacksmith shop stu
sted and the slaves Gud stock the place The place
is situated on the Gsatn turnpike sno is ntersectsd BY
fbe Nashville and Louisville Railroad, Is near enough 70
Nashville TO make It convenient country residencs for
persons doing business the city has IS hne spungas
there the State and is susceptible OF dvlsons Into
ing situations fronting the turnpike rGrOvd am
thoriEsd 10 sell the entire Tract in body or IN parcels
and such credit as may deem expedsnt, snail be
on the place during the s and second weeks OF hoyem
ber nex and will receive proposals for the purchase al
private sale OF all any Of the above named real aud per
soma property In the time any person desiring TO
examne the property do By calling Mrs Agnes
Walker the place. and proposals 10 purchase caR be
made to her John Taylor Mathew Allen the plsce,
or addressed to me 81 Trenton Gibson county Tenn.
eept24-H SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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Fine Old Whistles.

received from Philadelphia three barrslsot
" 4. * n. CatherWOods old Mouuiain I've WbisFv
Three barrels Of xxx -"
Three DO Xxx
Two do XXX
One
- Iso barrels old Bourbon, 1853. Thsss ubissies aro
" -13 - 4" any Gaahdty' HOLLlSTER q CAhTBR,
NPi-' Tnior street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25

WISH to sell the f4r where live, containing about
two hundred ninety acres, situated twelve miles
southeast from Nashville, beiwt the Nashville and
Murfreesbtr0 Tarnpike and the Nashville aad Chatta
noogs Railroad; a psrt Of the lands fronts on said
Turnpike ne halfa mile and part lies with two hum
dred yards OF tae Railroad The place is well Improved,
comfortable dwelling and out houesi GOOD water, and
orchard APPLE and Peach trees and other fruits The
land Of good quality and under good cuVi ton, there
being sky dys well SET with clover Aihs sna
is neos.d with Cedar rails abundance of wO d. and
is every way desirable pantston being admitted one OF
the most healthy situations 10 Law dson county.
Tbse wshir TO buy good pleasant and healthy place
would do well 10 call soon; am sTous 10 sell and WI"
gye abarqsn Apply TO the Subscriber on he premises or
70 James H. Mcdonald Esq., Nashville, NO Az Chefrl
nv ~ so,,i R. Il. WALLACE.
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Frederick Bleir,

NERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, Saxony, has ia
T kea once 81 No. TO- Front near Clark and Of
~ ts services The citizens Of Nashville oy the relief and
-nTe OF Female Complaints Of all kinds Sorofuls In its
S-orst FORMS Consumption, Rheumatism nd Dropsy. His
eTenoe and practice in regard 10 these and similar dis
have been enabe him guarantee perfec
cure II treated or taken In time.
Eor sale A. above, a very superior article Stomach
F8itters Of own invention and manufacture together
viii a variety OF othe T'' 'irs. tsb7-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25

In ORDERING 2ICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed on the receipt of which they will be forwarded by first
mail Purchasers hsve Tickets ending with any fig
ure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 70
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
ESy- All prizes of g. 900 and under, paid Immediately
ssr the drawingOthe prizes ct the usual time Of thirty
days
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta. Ala.
or, z. STIMSTEIN, Box 3, Nashville.
~ Persons residing Montgomery, Als Atlanta,
Ga can thor orders 8led and me by address
ing S swan 6l Co., at either Of those cities.
nOV30-u
III list of the numbers that are drawn from the Wheel
w6 the amount Of the prize that each is entitled TO-,
will be published after drawing in the following pa
pers:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charlie
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteligenceL.
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mond Dispatch and New York Dispatch, and Psuldng
4 1
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN

A RARE CHANCE FOR RARGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE.
WE offer for sale any Of the following ruo4 dsSlr,
W bic property or Cash, per een below is real
value.
lst magnacent sesidsncs Lossin gdgesed, OF about
~ acres onlng 2os Ct on the Gaaun PiEs opposite
The residence Of Hon. Neil s. Brown.
I'd. oeautiiul limb ed L OF acres. "a miIss
rom the ctys near The Gal aiin Pike.
I'd beautiful u z ct SQUARE cornef of
Gay and rok streets 10 HadiEg's addit u % Nashviu
six or eight hundred ards the apiloI.
We W take great pleasure houinE any or all Of the
above properly 70 Vishir buy ana h3 are pot
peeety ssIsied with bargains We d. not -h hem ID
Ouy- ]. l. q K " SkOWN
ney -lm 44t LherIysL
STAK CANDLES GC.
100 Scd %HgLs }si9 Boxes "erk q Co.'s s'ar Candies
2OO Or
2OO boxes Madison Starch
100 Fuxs
1000 Prescott & TO. NO.I xtra zS,n
nSl tore, and for sale bv W. n GORDON 0 90
'-DUNDEE" CAEPETITGS
MOTHER large lot recsiyed dir IRON the Manus,r
turers they the best CzrpeJ Hes ever a. red b ~,
Market Al the prices ssllin then. a.
-, BENZ SHIELDS,
Oestt Agent for ennsssss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25
ERrHH T. a II

WISH 10 purchase from 10 10 1000 bushels Of prime
merchaU table " heat OT immeOaIe delivery, for with
viii pay the fun market price. X. C'KANE,
pDe I6--tWGwu Market Street.
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

lust received % Magazine ans or sac. kegs 500
U haf kegs 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
bV NJ. q Is. tHFAiUAN AGENT
Nsuufp aFurors
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NUMBER 232.
Railroads! Railroads /!
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



TUE tCentrsl Route oonneetng the Atantieeitiss
u with estern, Northwestern Southwestern Safss
By continuous Railway direct This road also connect
At Pinsburg with daily line Of Steamers 70 al porfs On
be Western Rivers and s Clsvsland and SandaskV vim
Steamers to all Ports the Northwestern Lsksa; asnr
the most drsct cia1pest qnd regia6L roEts bv -beS
FREIGHT can De forwarded 70 and from the Great Vss
., Bates between Philadelphia and PittSburgs
n 6oTsSI FuIV Fsst5sTs ~ N0OO 75s per I0oD
SECOND OLASS-BOOks and StatOnery
Dry Goods On bAes,) Hardware, Lea soc par leon
tncfS az -...-..a.......
HID DOLASS--Anvtls, ,BaSging, Bacon
a7d PORK (in bulk, Hemp, 6s..... 0Oe per 1oOD
JR1H CLASS.-CSdee, Fish Bacon ! .
and Pork (packed lard Eud Lard Oil sOe per lO0D
flOur-75 CTS. per hs uni 2 Gslhsr noties
Grain-Sj ois. per X lba q q Il further Hotica
CottOn-s2 psr tals E0tazessiug 500 Ibs weight min
iurther nOtice-
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Psfs.
ielphia be particular 10 marx package va PkaaeSi.
Ratroae." All Goods consigned 70 the Agents of 80
Road 81 Phsdephia or Ptts5urg will be forwarded vita
jut detention. r II
kRHIsEf AsnErs.-Harris, W0rmley & Co, MenphiA
Iennesses5 K. +. Sass 4 Co., St Louis J. s. Mitchell 4
SON. Evansville, Indiana; Dumesni Bel and Murdoek and
Carter yeWeit Louisville, BY. Il. q. Medrum Msdison
indiana; sPrignsn brown and Irwin 4 Co, Cincinnati
\. W. Graham 8 Co, Zanesvils Ohio Leach 4 Co No
81 Kil5y street BOston, Leech Co Ast0r Rouse SeV
York; MOL William ttreet and No Bstterf Place Ne~
York; e. Sneeder, Phiiadelpha; MagraE q Koons BaI
amore; Geo. Fraucscus, htssourg. -l
II. II. HOUSTON, Genera Fr6lgAt Agsnt Pkila
d. J. LOMBAEbI, Sept, Ats0oaa, Pa.
Sly
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MAMMOTH STOCK
OF BOOKS, AND STATIONERY,
Watches, JeFelry, Fancy Goods, &c.

II
and Philadelphia othe la-gess and extensive
Brok aud Statienary, received any House
in the Wes which am authorised BY The sell
per less than the regular trade sale publishers
price. This stock purchased extremely low prices
and will enable me 70 eel them also al reduced prices
would advise all 10 want Of OF the above articles call
And examine them sell with git during the day pr.
vas sale and will sell at auction every night pleading
mJsdi undue advantage shall be Ia and that all
tcles will be old their respective Trusting the
patronage bersll, bestowed upon by my
tne ds aud the public generally, return gT teful
knoHleegmfnts OT al past faVors Although times are
hard u they want anYthius IN line, don't forget call at
30. q CEDAR STStEf. under The Commercial Hute
where they vi fHd hand al all lime
Ladies most respectfully requested " call and exanine
the stock before purchasing elsewhere e. FOX.
N. B-Ths the oBy fres Stock received in this city
Fs and IL 'ompO ef only the but
bound Books sold 10 any market. novll Z. FOX.
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ScOtch \ Erish WhiskY.
Powder ! Powder I

OLD ALANIADO MADEIRA
THREE original casks, which offer as GENUINE aud Iu.
Il PHRIoR NHE. q. l.. SIMPSON,
mASh4 - Public Square.
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Bank of Nashville,

WE have compete stock Of Groceries, consisting IN
w peTtOf-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco, Brandies, &C; which, with Bale
Rope Tagging and 20 bales Of Augusta Drills ali which
Will sell reasonAbl for Bank Of Nashville Notes
Tor certified checks Of deposit
Nc have also desirable y and Edgeeeld property
which will dispose Of fsYorgbe terms in the
way. Apply 10 FISHER, WHBLESS & co,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25
Wheat! Wheat!!

NHb undersigned having orders Tor wheat VIII pay ne
Il highest market rate deliverable at McCrea d IeTrass
ware house, comsro oil Broad and College st.
&. WEBB,
July I'D GWu Cotton and Produce Broker.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-30

decentralization or a change in the con-
stitution. The first is reasonable, and the
last is Quixotlc. 1t is very natural that
we should dislike the tribunal which de-
cides against us-but it is not rational IN
that account to try for the overthrow Of
authority. The Supreme Court is an es'
sential part of our federal organization
The government could not Exist without it,
any more than it could exist without the
Senate, which is quite as hostile to freedom
and quite as unjust to the free States, bu
fortunately not quite SO long lived. as the
Supreme Court itself. If any section, Of
any party, is to seek the humiliation Of
whatever branch of the government hap
pens to be against it, our political contests
will become struggles for national life-a,
temPts to tear away, one after another, thu
limbs of the body polite.
There is an appeal to the people agains
the action of his, as against that of every
other branch of the government which i
perfectly Legitimate and proper; but it mus
begin by acknowledging not denying it
authority.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-30
Further by the America.
HALIFAX. April "a.

HALIFAX, April ~.
The America arrived at P. NJ. on
Thursday, and sailed at ii P. NJ. for Bos-
ton. She passed the steamer Africa on
the 18th inst, and screw steamer sup
posed 10 be the Alps, on the 18th.
The elections in England were nearly
over. The Ministerial net gain, SO far, is
computed at IS.
Sidney Herbert is spoken of as Minister
Of War in Place of Lord Panmure.
E. Dennison is the Ministerial candidate
for Speaker.
The English government furnishes three
steamship to assist in laying the Atlantic
telegraph cable. The cable will be com.
pleted in June and laid in July.
The rumored attempt to assassinste the
Emperor Of France was unfounded, blu,
several arrests had been made of persons
connected with secret societies.
A Madrid letter says active communica-
tons are taking place between Spain, Eng
land and France, on the subject of the
Spanish Mexican difficulty. The Spanish
government hopes to obtain the moral sup
port Of these Powers, and in case the ques
ton goes beyond war between Mexico anc
Spain, their material support also.
The Cabinet of Denmark have rendered
their resignation; cause. local politics.
The Danish Diet unanimously approved
Of the abolition of the Sound dues, and
treaty is concluded with all the foreign
Powers
An Austrian circular states. respectin,
the Austro-Sardinian rupture. that, shoule
the mediation of England and Fame
prove unsuccessful, Austria will seek meas
ures for her own protection. The authen
ITCHY Of the circular is doubted
The Austrian Ambassador at Naples re
peats the statement that Naples is NOR
and more unwilling to make advances to
wards the re-establishment of diplomatic
relations with the Western Powers.
Letter from St. Pstersburgh says opera
tons for raising the sunken vessels at Sc
bastopol have commenced, and Is alread,
been recovered.
The Ottoman Ambassador at Teheral
had required the execution of the treaty
and the restitution Of seven towns to Tur
key.
Latest Geographic advices to hand from
Bombay are TO the 10Th, from Calcutta t.
the 18th of March, and from BushiIe t
the 26.h OF February. Gen. Outram hat
planned an expedition for the capture O
Amehenemerahonorrenmishogrationemera
on the Karoon. The embarkaiion Of tn,
troops had commenced, and the attack wa
expected to take place on the Goth March
The Persian army was being collected a
Burajor.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-30
True Greatness.

Chief Justice Marshall was in the habii
OF going TO market himself and carrying
home his purchases. Frequently he would
be seen returning at sunrise, with poultry
in one hand and vegetables in the other
On Ole occasion fashionable young mar
from the North, who had recently re-
moved to Richmond, was swearing VIC
lently because he could get no one to carry
home his turkey.
Marshall stepped up, and. asking him
where he lived, said.
That Is on my way; will take ii fo'
you
When they came to his house, the young
man said: What shall | pay you?'
%. nothing, said the Chief Justice. L
was on my way and no trouble.
who is that polite old gentleman VIII,
brought home my turkey for mc?' inquired
the young man Of bys ander.
That .eplied he, is John Marshall
Chief Justice Of the United StaIes?'
why did he bring home my turkey?
TO give you a severe reprimand. and tc
teach you TO attend to your own business,
was the reply.
True greatness never feels itself above
doing anything that is useful; but especi
ally. the truly great man will never fee
above helping himself
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-30

The New York Times administers q
pointed rebuke to the Tribune, Evening
Journal. and the lesser lights of the Repub,
lican journalism. for joining in "hot cru
SADIE" against the United Safes Supreme
Court i'll consequence of the decision o.
the bred Scott case. The Times regards
the decision with as little favor As the jour.
rails named, but il says:
There are some discussions in which a
journalist may pro6lably engage. and some
in which he cannot Before the late cleo.
ton 1t WAS legitimate and lauuabla to re-
sist the election Of Buchanan:-since thai
event, We have not been able TO perceive
the utility Of such line Of argument. Ii
Ia the business Of newspaper to aim al
practical results But when point Is once
estabished--beyond all possibility II being
changed-slrength is wasted IN continuing
To assail it. The decision Of the Supreme
Court in this instance, as in all others. il
the law of the land. What it has decided
must stand, all the arguments and remon'
stranceB in the world to the contrary not,
withstanding. II we thought We could
persuade the Judges to reverse their own
decision. we would gladly prosecute the
endeavor. but we see no special ground t(
hope for such n result.
Some Of our correspondents appeal from
the court to the peopl'--denounce liz
character, repudiate its authority. and
strive to arouse popular hostility against
the supremacy ASST ned to it by the Con
stitution. We cannot second these endea'
vors. for we deem hem unsound and un'
safe. They point n one or two slterna