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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
GEN. PILLOWS REPLY TO GEN. SCOTS CARD

NASHVILLE. Oct 16, 1857.
To The Editors Of the Union & An1er icua:
The card of Gen. ScoTT, recent published in the
National Iaelgencsr, was EVIDENT intended to pro-
duce the impression, that the statement in my
address the people of Tennessee = to the effect that
he had caused to be paid to Sa ta Anna SlOOOO
under the Puebla negotiations, wa "ntrus
1t will be remembered that did not say that Gen
Scorr had paid this money to Santa An"G. My
statement was, that Mr. TRGsr id, at the confer
ence at his quarters, that Gen Sc OFT had advanced
him the money, and that he had aid it over.
know the money was not paid fatO the hands OF
Santa Auna-fOr he was in the cit . Of Mexico ana
we we're in the city of Puebla about 90 miles
apart. The money was, no dou 1t, placed in the
hands Of certain British o5feial he medium of the
correspondence between Mr.. TRIsT and Santa Anna
Gen. SCorr says in his card: 81 certify on honor
nat l never, at any time, paid TO Santa Anna, or
caused to be paid him. to her for his use or
benefit, one dollar or more, on a ny account or in
g!ny manner whatever"
"This bluuder of Gen Pillow Erows, no doubt,
ont of some hint he cOnfdentialy picked UP about
head quarters that had paid the L precise sum to
-- aud - for important inform ration received
and to be continued from the enc Gies camp and
mics"
Gen SooTT here admits that he paitl that precise
su m to - for -, but he denies tina he paid the
money to Santa Anna, or to any person for him.
Though this denialis srasUs, and is a ere qu6bIe
ye inasmuch as it may be understoOda as denial Of
the truth Of my statements have proof red from
the record of the War Department at Wa shington,
COZ les of the sworn statements of Gems QUITMAN
antl SHIELDS, extracts from which are herewith
sui united to the public, from which it will be seen
how far my statement was authorised by tn facts
1 did not suppose Gen. Scorr would have ve Injured
upc the denial of facts, known to be SO fully rOven
by officers Of the highest responsibility in the rny
and gentlemen of the most unquestionable Oh, rac-
ter.
With these proofs submit the points in con tro-
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rsrsy to an Intelligent public, net desming word
Of comment necessary
AZ the ether statements IN s5as address 'enA'n-
ing sncontradcted, the conclusion is inevitable that
they are truths, not admitting Of denial.
The Records from Washington being too voluml-
nous for publication with this card, only publish
such portions as relate to the point in issue between
myself and Gen. Scott, but any gentleman desiring
to examine the whole record can do 50 BY aPPhea-
ton TO me- Respectfully,
GID. J. PILLOW.
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DODGE
Choice Fruit Trees.

THE undersigned would announce to his friends, and all
lovers good Fruit that he daily expecting lot Of
fine and thrifty young r from his Nursery al
Pomona the Cumberland mountain. hess trees are
one two and three years old grated from lis celebrated
Orchard the rut which received the 6rs premium at
late Fair. The comprising from neen 70
twenty, of the choicest and winter Apples.
Those who intend setting young Orchards this
and wish trees Nursery. shoald make early
plieaon the number Of Trees for sale this Fall will be
limited. All orders from q distance, (Which be
compaDied with the CASH. should be to ct Mash
Vile, if wanted previous " the fruits Of December when
the viii carefully put mp and shipped according 70
direction.
Prices OF Apple Trees delivered in this City, from 20 to
80 cents each accord ng to and ag Personal appca
lion made 70 Undersigned J. B. Vests Music store
Union Street. J. W. DODGB.
Nashville, Ten. October 18th 4s57.-dh
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S8.O6N.538 G6

Such other liabilities for bonds issued by the State
and other funds advanced by the State and as such,
could be used under the pledge Of the State, IN
opposition its other creditors, that near seven
millions of means are under the control of the Di-
rectOry meet liabilities but little exceeding three
millions of dollars,-no man holding any claim
against the Bank need apprehe nd the least danger
Of its nonpayment.
With such means under the co ntrOl of the Direc-
tors great difficulty felt in vi Gliding to the policy
thus adopted. Nothing but the t. :ue interests ofthe
Bank as und erstood by them and the earnest wish
to relieve as much as possible the citizens from the
pr essure in the money :ket and the earn
est desr keep the Bank in be st condition for an
early sumption of specie paym ents, which cannot
be h desired by citizen Id have led to such
a alt.
] in this they have erred in he opinion OF the
G sneral Assembly such exp ession OF opinion
1,v them will Immediately change the course OF the
Directors and the debts of the Ba NIX be paid prompt
ly when presented.
Which is respectfully submitted
c. JOHN son, Pre,idaut.
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5oAGETHIHIG NEW.
Ellis & Moore.

W. r. Berry & Co.
Public SQUARE.

Nos. SO 4 is4 Market street,
RE happy inform their old friends and the public ger.
IA orally that they have made large additions
chine shop and Foundry. and have double facilities n
rendering satisfaction 20 ali who may them with cal
is intention heretofore, keep ourselves wen
supplied with every descr pton OF Engines Boier4
Mil Machinery, Shaing, Also, kinds Of work M
Flour Mills, Steamboats, Mills. Tobacco Factoriet
Banks and Jas done az the shortest notice eab
prices. Kills <. MOOg
Nos q & a Market, south Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
cd -'-'h
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BOYS CLOTHING!
Auction Sale Of Groceries by
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

ON Monday next, 18th Get, will offer at public Sale,
" large and desirable StocF Of Groceries and LquoTs,
for Cash, viz:
90 hhds Sugar. 300 bags prime Rio Coffee,
100 bbls Cru he'd Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
90 Boxes Loaf Sugar IS boxes Prescoh's Soap;
$50 boxes star Candles, "A & 10 OF;
900 or half boxes Star Candles;
50 boxes boy les mould Candles;
us boxes Starch; 500 Kegs Nails;
300 bbis whisky, VARIOUS brands
IS bbls Am. Brandy;
900 boxes Manufactured Tobacco;
With Pepper Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Nader, Flasks,
Tumb ers, Wines Cigars Wrapping Paper;
With various other Aniees, &c which the attention Of the
trade is solicited. LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
oct Std. No. 80 Market Street.
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Trust sale.

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed BY Harvey Tuck
ID er to Norris deceased, which record in the Reg
Office Davidson county, state Of Tenn ssee in
book No 49, page $40 will Saturday the 24h day Of De-
tober, offer for sale at the COurhoue gale In the
CITY Nashville the highest bidder for cash,
man named Jacob, aged % years.
Sale within legal hOurs. JOHN McCANN.
add Trustee.
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valuable Land Cor sale.

ON Tuesday tbs 90h day Of October next viii sell to the
~ highsa bidder, ny farm ia berson County Tenaes
see, mile North OF TurneFsyie and tour miles from
the Nashville and Henderson Railroad being 20 miles from
Nashville and 20 from Clrksvle Said contains
1900 ACRES
Of the anest Cor5 Wheat aud Tobacco land be found In
Middle Tennessee. viii sell 1t ia divisions, follows
No. l. contains thousand aeres450 cleared, The bal
heavily tmbered. FMS Includes elegant Framed
Dwelling neatly flashed with 70 good good Kitchen,
negro Houses Csten, CaTag House, Stone Spring
and Barns sunicient 10 cure rs, O00ios tOOseco.
contains 426 aeres 40 cleared, balance well Tim
bersd This tract eOnins olorab good double log house
and never falling spnng.
No. 3 contains $40 cleared the balance Smelly tim
beFed with very superior spring.
No. contains of the hns Board and Slave tim
Der between NasbVs and Pond River through which the
Stage Road from Nashville 10 HOpknsviile passes.
Al the time and place, viii sell present crop
Of Corn, Fodder Oats, Wheat, TObsccO, &c. -7sO, my
stock OF Mules Hog. and Cattle and hundred and any
Cows, ane Jacks aud OF tbs anest Stations in
Middle Tennssss.
TERMS will sell the land for One-hnh eashths bal.
credit Of one two, three, and years, with
Interest from date; retaining alien on the property for the
purchase money.
barbecue win served for the Sale positive.
oct l3-td. ROBERT ID. CARR
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ra.-we sre happy to learn that the Hon W. c.
DUNLAP has so far recovered from his indisp ositiOn
rs to expect to be able 10 resume his seal in the
House Of Representatives on Monday
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SIGNIrICAxT.-The New York Mirror, in closing
an article upon the present financial crisis in New
York, Gays Nor we afford to have starving
population in this city this winter. Let the capital
ISIS look 10 IL p
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A NEW TEEEIT0Ey PEo9osru.--The citizens Of
Utah who opposed 10 the p1ygam JUS principles
of the Mormons are purpOsing separation Of Car
son Valley from Utah, 10 have a separate ter
ritorial government. They say they are tired Of
ecclesiastical government The population OF Car
son is not more than six thousand,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our and extensive Poundry
on the old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturers
company ana are prepared to execute heavy and ght
Work OF any description at the shortest notice Lght Cast
hes 70 small amounts AZ moderate city prices hsavV Cast
70 smounts iurFahed per contract Al Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight We have also Commenced
operations in our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam engines, saWmills Flourms Of bs most proved
paerns made te order JObbnr repairing done sd
aIsy are ready 70 make contracts Tor Engines and Mills
sno sns furnish plans to enable purchasers up @
s WIN hdtle expsnss- Manufacturers Farmers VII
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, made % otas ~
pes. material, com plste with Firsfr0ns Grsies -
ano valves, warranted TO stand a1y pressure ~
MAheiaesurDg or pOrpellinK purpose
BLACKSMITH SHOP
any description Of SmthWOrk doao N e@co-.. ~.
none put nrstrate Iron used-SaWmiii M 49,
fitman Irons, Saw eranks Bols ara All Anu 1Hi A
made 70 order on shon notice. ,r-.hs..-- In
Farmers wishing 70 purchase Iooas eneAP 1-SA-o''' ~
do well to cali at our once o. address Ss95 ~
CIaiborps Machine Works Nashville, lem,
ulv0Stf Late Nashville Man. Co.'S shops.
WhalebOnes.
A LARGgand superior lot OF every Length Just cpensa
II at -. -. rohsi ~ ~ ts.n So1s,ra
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Land ZOE Il.

WILL SELL on liberal 1000 acres Of rich level land
on the Mobile ana Railroad where l. the
Cfb on and 5ion county the second
iron Union civ and Trenton, being twelve miles from
Union City and eehesn from Trenton The tract will make
two fns settlements. 900 cleared Any person Wsh-
ing TO buy can call me al Dresden, Tenn.
ctIs-W9n JR MOORE
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RAGl

OWING to the financial condition Of the country and the
" great depression Of trade, ind II necessary 70 reduce
the price of Rags TO &c. per b. 70 take eneet IN sho ae
first day November 1851 After the Isl oav q AoVem
Der will pay &c cash good and nope tnr trsds
will see the necessity Of this course al Ihs u' Oh
manufactures. Tuctl5-lm.i "lilISMAA.
Banner, Patriot and Gazette copy.
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Agricultural Bureau.

THE State FsirOpens on Monday the 5h inst, to con-
L tinue during the week. ~
Tickets of admission may be had al she Office Of Luck
ESQ al any ims and during the Fair at the Ticket oces
near the the gates.
The Gate keeper will not receive money and parties
visiting the Grounds will please supply themselves. with
tickets.
THOMAS B. JOHNSON,
ootS-5sdlw Treasurer
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STATE OF THE PLANTERS BANK OF TEN
NESSEE AND BRANCHES; OCT. 16, 1857.
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MULES, MULEs.

E1OR sa'e OF the largest and finest Of
the State. Also excellent match Of family carriage
h)rses able work horse. few thorough bred colt
and ies Of approved breed. Also few hefeFs aud
bulls Of the best milE stock.
aug 2-d1 W. g. HARDING
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SGq1q-232 13

making of near seven millions of dollars be-
side the Real Estate of the Bank, which exceeds IN
value two hundred thousand dollars-all of which
is under the control of the Board of Directors, and
the faith of the State pledged for its application to
the liabilities Of the Bank which are as follows:
The circulation Of the Bank, Sl,5S2,7l7 90
Individual DepositOrs, l,ll69o6 Al
Du to Banks, 26O,o3O 10
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A Valuable Business Lot For Sale.

Am now offering for sale that valuee Lot on narKe
feet on Market and back l07 feet toward
Front street.
II would make one ofthe best stands for wholesale Gro
Gerry Store In the City. For terms apply to -
sept9 scr A. V. s, LlEDSLEX.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17

Mr. COOPER presented the petition of sundry
citizens of the town of ShelhyYille, asking for a
Recorder or Mayors Courl, md the erection OF a
calaboose, which read and referred to the COM
mittee on the Judiciary.
The SPEAKER presented ',e report of the condi-
ton of the Bank of Lswrca1s,G. urg, of which $50
copies we're ordered to be p1-n-ed.
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ooUs-5sdIv
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10 zee eEEERAL AssENBLY oT rs sTATE
az rFNNEssEE.

Tbs President and pirestorsi Of tire Bsnk Ct Ten
nessee. have taken siep Of 81 much importance e
the Institution and to the interest Of the citizens Of
the State, as to make it tLer duty 10 Communicate to
the General Assembly, the grounds upon which they
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-19
Arrivals and departures Of The Mails,

via Rus.elsilc and Louisville, ar
rives every d except Sunday. at s
P NJ; departs every day except Sun
day, at 10 A. NJ
via Port Royal aud Turnersville
arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, al 10 M; departs every
Wednesday. Friday and sunday. at
t.f 5a. m Closes at 3 the night before.
via Fredonia aud Sycamore Mills.
arrives every Monday, Wednesday,
~, and Friday, at Ga p m; departs ev-
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
st21% a. m.
HoPKINSVIILE, arrives every "Wednesday, Fri.
day, and Sunday, at Az q, m; de.
parts every Tuesday, Thursday snt
Saturday. Closes ut l0l1 a IN.
via Pea Ridge, Roscoe and Trenton, ar
rives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, ct 4 p m departs ev-
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at 10 a. m Closes at a. IN.
WAVERLY, via Dailey's, Palmyra, yellow Creek
Sailors Rest, Daniesville and White
Oak, arrives every Wednesday, at l2
M. departs p. m.
via Richardson's McAllister's
Roads, Pleasant Mound, Barton s
Creek, Charlotte and Vernon, arrives
every Wednesday. at 6 p. M; departs
every Monday at p. m.
PEACHER'S MILL, arrives every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at ~ M
co. FAXoN, P. M.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-19

FIR ]. N. Neblett having removed 10 the build
I'M ing recen .ly occupied by II. P. Doris, on
u = Franklin Street, and associated with him in
the business, Mr.Wm L. Hammond an experienced
workman is now furnished with greatly increased
facilities, for suppl Wing the wants ofhis customers.
The public will fl q at this establishment large
and very splendid stock Of Tin Sheet Iron Ware,
&C.. which can always be obtained uPoA the most
reasonable terms.
Also Cook Stoves Of various patterns. Every
variety Of Par!or and Office Stoves castings Gut.
ttring and House Roofing done at short notice.
Thankful fer past patronage he S, cits a contin'
nance OF public favor. aud fatlers himself by
strict attention TO business, prompt execution Of
ORDERS and moderate prices to deserve it.
Allwork oredred will be promptly executed and
in style warranted TO give satisfaction.
Old copper, Pewter, Feathers & Beeswax, taken
ia exchange for work.
Feb.29 le56-tf
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NOTICE.

BY order vf the County Count Of Montgom-
ery County, | shall on Friday the l2th day Of
June next, 1851, on the premises now occupied
by Mary Flowers, ia district No, !, sell to the
highest bidder, the very desirable tam belonging
10 the hoirs Of o, Flowers, decd; adjoining TO
l,nds OF 5. r. Moody, William Waricld, aud 9th
ers, containing about l55 acres very desrahly
situated c God neighborhood, surrounded with
all the conv"uienc,s that aye des able, within Il
W miles Of several first class mi Is, within three
miles OF Port Royal aud directly on the Nashville
sad Henderson, Rail Road, and within 3 miles Of
the junction Of the Nashville aud Henderson rail
road, on the louisville, Ciarksyi'le aud Memphis
Railroad. Ouc third OF said land Is well timber ed
tho balance IN high state Of cultivation Good
Dwelling aud out houses, lee house, Cistern,
AID fine young orchard ol select f,uit, in other
words for small farm it /, all that can DO de,ir.
ed,
TEBMs--Sx, twelve, eighteen AMI twenty.
four ,nou 10, in equal insIaimcnt,, Bond and good
security and lion retained on Ia, laUd until the
purchase money g paid
WM. ROGERS, Commissioners.
May IS, lSj7--tw
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-06-19
CHANCERY SALE.

VIM. u Rehecca Crowder In pursuance
TX partr. Of amor eTmdde
in this cause at the april term 1854, of the Chan.
Gerry Court at Cprks'llle, will sell to the highest
bidder at the Court House in C'arksvie on The
9Th day OF July next, being COun-y Court day,
the Tract Of hand In the plea iugs mentioned con
tanning ubou, 60 acres. Said iand lies about two
miles from New Providence on the Barker mill
road, ab ,u one half cleared, bilnre timber, In a
good ueig lborhoot, ard is sold for division.
Terms |. and Yeas credit With interest from
day Of sale, except SIS in cash Notes with good
security required OF the purchaser and lien re-
t,ined for the purchase money, Bddings to be
opened at S25 per acre.
TT. MUNFORD. c & NJ.
May % '57-tds
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IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.

w. f. Ellis, In this cause it appear 5
VS. from the allegations IN the
II II Hol,i.ter etulsS bH aud affidavit thereto, TO
the satisfaction ofthe Clerk and Master, that oIm.
stead HOLSTER aud Lafayette La Bcilreaux are
so that the Ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them,
II is there ote ordered that Publication be made
for four weeks - 49, C,urksv ils Chronicle, a
newspaper cub he'd IN Car svillle T~une,see,
requiring sa d tpn.resi.eut oet'uddnts 10 appear
at the n, 81 term of the ChaDcery Court 10 be held
al Clarksv he on he Sd hopd y OF October next.
ana plead answer or deInur u compliments bill
IT the same vi he taken for confessed as TO them
aud set down for hearing or psTtr
THOS. ] MuNFQRp. E I N
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ON MANHOOD,
And its Premature Decline.
Just Published, Gratis, the goth
THOUSAND:

A few words on the rational treatment ithcut
Medicine, Of SpermatorIhea or Local Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous DebiIi-
", Impotency, ana Impedimentsto Marrage gen
orally by X. Dc Laney, NJ. d. The important
fact that the many aiming complaints, orig nain :
in the imprudence and solitude of'youih may be
easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this small
tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new
and highly successful treatme t, adopted by tn e
Author, fully explained, by means of which every
one is enabled 10 cure HIMSELF perfectly aud at the
least possible cost thereby avoiding all the adver
tised nostrums oil the day.
Sent to any address, gratis AMI post free in a
sealed envelope by RENTING (pos paid) two post
age stamps to DR.. DE bANEY.
II Lispenard Street, New York City
december 18th, lS5G-ly.
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-Nnilce Exlrnor.linarx.

Thsundersig"d haviuV been appointed Receiver
hv the fat OF Hon. w K Turner in the case Of
u u Poson vs. his creditors in Chancery at Ciarks-
villr, for the purpose Of closing sn assignment
made bv said POsisn for the payment of his debts.
Weld very respectfully announce TO the pub
Ia. that he has taken charge Of all the Goods,
Noter, accosHts, 60, belo nging TO Poston Rich
ards. or II n Poston and Intends TO take summary
Rtrps to wind up the business.---ln the meantime
will say 10 persons wanting goods, that the
S,ockis large and well selected and will be sold at
woleFn- or retail nj cost for cash. In my alb.
sence Mr. Ppston will wait upon customers, aud
give them bargains indeed. and will also receive
he money for any claim due--or close by note
anything wAch may be falling due at the end OF
the vesF. = b.. sts
nv acqua.ntances know my way OF doing bus
mess. and il is wholly unnecessary TO multiply
words. or intend TO close Hugh Poston's bust
ness and give his mind ease--so come with your
money and buy his goods aud pay what you owe
him, and by SO doing you will confer favor on
him. his creditors and your Tumble Servant
July 25t6=n III THOS J. MUNFORD.
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Be Generous.

We will need every dollar that is dAeus betwiK
this aud the 10th Of July, ,ni hope no one III
quiet his conscience by say ing they can do W IN,
out the little am owing. We felt very grateful
gentlemen, when on bought oar goods, suppo ing
you Intended paying for them when III accounts
fell due, aud now II you will only come aud pay
rs tif Il were not forbidden IN the ealugue)
We feel Ike we could fall down aud worship YOU.
In sober rnes ness we have TO pay for the goods
Ne sell you. on tho very day our notes IA que
and sOu can well IN e,s'and the difielty Of SO
doing unless you will pay us.