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ST. CATHARINE OF SIENNA
NEAR SPRINGFIELD, KY.

THIS Institution is situated two miles from Springfield
about q quarter OF mile from the Bardstown and
Spnngheld Turnpike, and is conducted BY Sisters of 81
Dominic.
Terms for the Session.
Board and Washing including Bed and Bedding Nth ui.
non In The common branches viz: Reading. wiring
Arltnemeue, English Grammar, Geography, Plain Sew
Ing Marking and NeedleWOr so "a
any or all OF the above, with the following branches v
Embroidery Drawing and Painting wafer colors His
tory, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy Chemistry S4s OO
Agents
Rt Rev. r. p. Miles, Nashville, Tenn: Webb Gill e.
Levering, and seally q Dudley, Louisville, Ky
The following Branches will form Extra Char
Latin Language, Sc 90
French kI9IoaoLS Language r,'S -, s,,,:. 500
Painting in Oil, {; 10 90
Music on Piano, !; I2 2Os
Vocal Music, per session, 90
Music on Guitar, Chose learning the Guitar viii fur
~ nish their own instTumentsJ eco
Music on harp, % %
Books and Stationery furnished TO pupils for $50
Medicines administered at ApOtheeGTy's prices.
Mendlng, per session, 90
u ? TnOse who wish the of the Library; will pay
81 so per scholastic
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SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF MARSHALL
COUNTY
THB Second Annual Fair Of the Marshall County Agr-
cultural and Mechanical Society will be hed al Lewis
baFs, commencing on TUESDAY, THE E2D OF sEPTEM-
AKA NEXT, and continue for four days.
aDrIS-Wtd B. A. EWING.
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Barley Wanted.

HB highest market price WILDE paid for Barley, deliver
4 ed at lO7 North Cherry street. by ~
sepA-tWIf uspSu
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Is.HAsBRoOK, J.w.M'wHIRTER, T.P.k'wHIETER.
HASHBR00K, M'MHIRTER g. co.
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT THE OLD STAND OF
EVANS, PORTER d CO.,
NO. 81 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN
A WoRn Tn THE PuRLICI

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC!
JAVlNG received in the last few days very heavy sddi
tOn to former purchases hatte ourselves that
prepared 70 offer extraordinary inducements
purchases OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Our stock consist Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES
&c, which keep constantly hand and offering
very low prices for cash and punctu dealers. We have
large and splendid stock of Dufour d Co.'s Anchor
Brand BOLTING CLOTHS and having purchased them
under the most favorable circumstances satisfied
that sell them for much less than they be pLrChas
ed elsewhere in the city.
TO THE LADIES
particularly We offering large and handsome assort
ment OF rich and fashionable DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
Purchasers ofry Goods will certainly end 1t to their
interest TO call and examine Stock and prices
prepared O6er great bargains any Retail House in
the city.
IL Remember No. 81 Market street.
luly7-0 HASBROOK, MCWHIRTER eco.
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IntesimOneY whereof, have heT5uuto set
Haft3t4A my hand and caused the Great seal Of the
REAt& STATE be ahixed al Nashyilie the iOia
H BAR4l day OF August 1857
49, ANDREW JOHNSON.
- By the Governor:
F. N. W, BUXTON, Secretary Of tate.
DESCRIPTION.
Said Owen 90 years OF age, feet 10 inches
in hight weighs a0sut l35 we'll formed BE X
quick spossn dark complexion and DARK hair, and has
heavy beard presumed he has gone In the direction Of
Hast Tennessse OF Aabama. Laug. llw4t
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Rmainess Change-

have Sins day disposed ot my entire interest IN the busl
ness OF johnson, %, d Co, 10 Jno A. Fisher and
James IS laass hu will continue Il Heretofore, and for
u earnestly solicit liberal siIae Of public patronage
uI. g-u L. A. HORNE.
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Flour, Flour.
E. r. GLASCOCK, ,

a superior article Manufactured from newWhest, by RI
TtnIv % r O,KA
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COAL, COAL.
PROCLAMATION.

PRUCLAMAIIUNs
A NDREw JOHNSON, Governor Of - ~M
n the state Of Tennessee, TO all who
shall see these presents-GreettDg: -
Whereas il has been msde known to me that esrain
JOHN OWEN, charged with having committed a foul and
atrocious Murder June 1857 upon the body Of
MICAIAH WHITLEY late Of our county Of Williamson has
hed from Justice and is now running at large.
Now therefore, Andrew Johnson Governor a. aforesaid
by virtue power and suhJr vested do hereby
offer reward Of Two Hundred Dollars, any person
ne ersOns apprehsnd the said John Oven and de-
liver him 20 SherG Jaii0F Of county Of William
SON. in order justice that behalf may be had and eX-
eeuted.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FTeesOil Property.

WE offer FOR sale that large and commodou bIick dwell
w ling corner OF Vine and DemumbTane streets. he
Dwelling contains eleven rOOus kitchen, servants rooms
&c. The lot fronts ll51a feet Dmumbrane and l62
feet Vine street This property is exempt from taxation
Or weniyE years which gives value it Of 100 per
over taxable property in the corporation.
J. L.. d K. W. BROWN.
Rug5 Az Cherry street
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coNREzo4H0N

10 the Democracy Of the 5tb Congressional DisFSct
GEErLEmRN-I have read the proceedings Of a
Democratic meeting in Franklin county, nomina-
ting me as a candidate for Congress, and Of sim.
liar meeting ia ny own county, acknowledging
the compliment in manner very hattering to me.
These expressions Of confdenee inspire me with
profound gratitude, and TO those kind friends
tender my sincere thanks.
If personal advancement were the leading point
to be attained, these manifestations, with tbeurgent
solicitations that I have received from other parts
Of the district, would encourage the hope Of sue
cess but the maintenance Of cur principles in
the coming contest being 50 much more. to be de-
sired By every democrat than the elevation Of any
individual, the contest being not alone for this
district, but the State, harmony is alike import ant
10 this, as in every other portion Of cur common
wealth. In the lsstEtwo elections we elected the
Governor, and after twenty four years, since 1892
we gave the vote of the State for democratic
President, and with the Democracy Of the Union
and many Of the patriotic Wings, saved the cOun-
try.
Our opponents are prepared tossrenew the COZ =
test but if our party throughout tbs State viii
work with harmony, and hearty COED will we
may certainly expect not only success but that
by an increased msjority.
rs What course will be taken is not for me to de-
termine. can only ssy for myself that desire
harmony aud success for the party, and not only
to do nothing to defeat but every thing in my
| power for tier promotion.
1 cannot express how sincerely gratifed am tc
these friends whose kind parLalities have COM
mended ne TO apositiOn 80 important Yet under
present circumstances feel it to be my duty tC
request that my name shall not be presented fol
tas nomination.
Your obedient servant
| IT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-09

TIE Patriot tells its readers that Gen, Haskell
is ineligible to the Office ofGOveFnOr for the reason
that he has been citizen Of Arkansas within the
last two years; and our Stste Constitution pro.
vides that the Governor shall have been citi.
zen of this State seven gears next before bis cleo
tion," This seems to msks clear case against
Gen. HASKELL. Yet there is nothing ia the con-
siitution to prevent his being candidate And,
if he were to be the candidate, there is no danger
of this constitutional provisins being plead against
him. The occasion for its use would be wanting
By from fifteen to twenty Thousand votes of the
people.
- The Patriot has many friends who will thank
it for suggesting 50 conclusive way Of getting
them ont Of difficulty.
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W The Black Republican majority of the New
York Legislature have adopted an amendment to
tie Constitution, giving the right of suffrage to all
negroes in that STATE The Constitution 90 it now
stands requires of tais Glass of citizens certain
property quallhcatiOn-beiore they can exercise
the elective franchise. TIE proposed amendment
must be Concurred in by twO.thrds Of the next
Legislature, and by q majority of the vctsrs of the
State. There is no danger that it will be incorFo-
rated IN the Constitution, 1t was submitted to
the people in 1916, and received but eighty FIVE
thousand three hundred and six, out Of over
quarter of a million Of votes
This smsn3ment is proposed by the Black Re-
publican party, 20 aVengs themselves sgsinst the
Suprems Court and the South, for tee bred Scott
decision. They degrade themselves to the level Of
nsgroes-to irritste the South. The South hiss no
interest in the matter, and IS perfectly wiling that
they should debass themselves to any extent,
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81 The New Orleans Crescent, uUder the
head of Southern Development, speaks of the
constantly diminishing supply Of sperm and whale
OIL and the importance Of the manufacture of rosin
oil by Mr.. L. Il. Robbins patent process. Says
the Crescent:
Estimating the cost Of rosin at 81 so per
barrel New York price, AID the products tlereot
at the same rates, i. nets - IS per barrel alter
going through the various processes Of msnusc-
tu-e Here is an enormous profit shown at once.
Our calculations may aPpesT startling, but we
assure our readers they are based upoa the most
reliable da1-that furnished by experience. The
entire machinery of the apparatus an be made at
the South and the process Of Manufacture ia 20
simple tlat It may be carried on by any operative
of ordinary sense and intelligence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-09

WATERING CATTLE Among the many cal lse-
stock not thriving as much IS might be des .rable
during the winter, is the too scanJy supply o wa
ter in their cattle ysrds and their stock drink Is
nsture requires If; but most farmers water tHeir
stock by the pump, or by driving them to running
brook lwick or often but once day. Watering 10
bone by rule from fall TO spring. regardless of
weather or food. 1 have observed stock so cry as
to refuse to eat dry tool but after being VS. tered
they eat it borf Cously. Now, 1t IS well ssttled
fact that no animal will thrive well while suffer.
ing for want OF food, water or shelter. Letrhose,
who wsnt TO turn cut their stock in the spring in
good condition, attend to these things and let them
see the poorer and 0easr stack get asmuch IS ttey
VENT dImeT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-09

Or The Galveston CTexas) C.vilian has the
following paragraphs:
VIM. R Virgins, 3 highly respectable citizen
Of Rusk, Cherokee county, was way laid 10 tie
suburbs of that town, few nights since, and shot
dead, by two men concealed. Two arrests, on
suspicion, have been made.
Person Q. @. Jones' who recently left his vile
and chi drsn at Paris, Lamar county, clipping with
another mans wife, was arrested, examined at
Cla:ksviile, and discharged by the Court. Con
ve7siug with Judge Mills on the street soon after
and when about leaving to quit the country, Mr.
Bell, brother Of the wretched woman who had
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Jones, stepped forward, and plscng
a pistol whiting few inches Of his body, sh5t
Jones through the heart. Ben fed bus wss folowt d
aud secured. The woman Immediately left for
Tennessee. The sffar is gwen at length in the
Northern Standard
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SEWING MACHINES.

N. SINGER & CO., have opened ONCE at IS Public
Square, Nashville for the sale OF their celebrated
Sewing Mschnes. Those who wish 10 purchase SEWN.
Machines, which they depend upon, may do the
place Il is generally admitted By all who have used
Sewing Machines that ngers superior TO all others
They be used all abrcs Muslin, Linen Clio
Cotton Leather, by merely changing the Needle and
Thread These Machines work faster durable and
mple than any others. They ted do what
they repre- ented. Singers Mach Is established
Call aRd in operation at 46 Public Square Nash
Vile /. NJ. SINGER & co.
Being practical Maehinis, am prepared 10 tx ell Ma
chimes Of Singers that nay by sccicen Of order
apr6-H +. Toy, Agent.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN 9ursua7ee Of moags executed 10 me on the 25h day
August 1852 by James A. Deey, Presidents Of be Ali
sonia Manufacturing company in the comfy 0 Franklin,
the Tennessee. b. Robert b. Doey, She Secreory
OF that company and By William DeeE ths Treasurer
q thst COMPANY (Which moTg duly authenticated
and recorded according law shall, FRIDAY, The
EIGHTH OF MAY NENT l. lair, between the hours Of 10
and r. A. NJ. but then fair between the hours
OF the fair day thereafter, proceed sell Ct public
ton, the premises for % be; price that be gotten
all the premises, estate real and personal franchises and
property, ard all rgEt, bGEcft, and guilty Tedsmpou
which The said Dsers ed b. The mortgage aforesaid
the payment Of bonds and up0ns re-
msiu uns1tsded. W. n. CHURCH ELL,
apr7-dIm Trustee, &c.
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Ey The Patriot says 'the Legislature of Louis
lana has passed law which asserts, in effect that
the citizens of New Orleans, through their prop.
erly constituted authorities are not capable Of self
government" 1t reeded no declsrstory law 10
prove this. The several elections held in that city
since the advent of know nOthiDgism have clearly
demonstrated it.
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Mss LANE, THE president NIECE She is al
most petite, certainly under the medium Leght,
but Of figure and graceful in her action. Her CON-
pieXion is isir, the Saxon type of besuty-with
bright and intelligent eyes, and her general de-
meauor and appearance IS that of high toned
lady, ard she will doubtless be great iavorite in
Washington society.
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MY FIRST PUBITC SALE,

hNEOgNCED heetCfoTeto come oain Bdgeneld on Thus
"A day, the 9th instant, is postponed until THURSDAY,
the I6ih Instant, Of the extraordinary ard
ucemsncy Of the weather which prevented
many from visiting and examining the grounds before the
day they desired do. end considerable inter-
estis being manifested E5ge1ed those contain
ed in my announcement suORg the eligible that
locality, iapr6l a. Y. S LlNDSLEY.
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1--WE stand where we have ever s.ood-in opp.
sitOn to the sham Democracy of the age. Pa
triot.
Oar Know. Nothing neighbors were not as bold
as this in their avowsls two years age when trying
to bait democrats into their trap. But we read
them then as plainly as we do now. There are
two parties in this countryside democratic party.
and the opposition, by Whatever name they choose
to call themselves. If there remains in the Know
Nothing party a single man who thinks himself q
democrat, let him ponder these positive avowsls Of
taeir leaders, that the object of the Know Nothing
party is exactly the same IS that of the wbg par.
ty- opp 5si.ion to democracy. Lat him read and get
bis eyes operel.
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JAMES b. THOMAS.

Sc For the first time in his life, Col Benton
has visited foreign parts. Last week he allowed
himself to be drawn over the suspension bridge a.
Niagara into the dominioHs Of soYereigu lady VIC
oris, @ Ieen of the United Kingdom.
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RIGHTS OF EEUTRALs IN TINE OF WAR


Though Great Britain entered willingly INTO the
proposal Of the Paris Conference to abolish privs.
teering, it is not disposed TO agree to the PROPOSE
ton Of Mr.. MARCY, necessary to our acceptance
of the 6Est propostion-thst al mere liant vessels
shall be free from capture during time of war
In speech on the income tax, on the 9Th instant,
says AN exchange, Lord JOHN RUSSELL alluded to
this proposition Of the American Secretary as car.
rying with it an sir of philanthropy, but in prae-
tioe was che which would not tend to preven-
war, ard would cripple the energies Of Great Bri-
tain. Foreign nations now dreai The naval supe-
riority Of England, and ara therefore disposed to
peace With her. If, CD the contrary, they were
sure that all their merchant vessels would be az
lowed to pass in safety, one great reason for re.
naming at peace wcu be taken away. The Uni.
ted States could march an army into Canada, and
Great Britain have no nesrs Of Offensive opera
| tons against them, because the Americans would
send out 10 navy. 1t might resort to blockade
but blockade, ss now limited, must be efectusl
ard, with tie American extent Of coast, this coulC
not be done with the entire force OF the British
navy. 1t could not shut up Russia during tie lsIt
war with that country. Great Britain would there
fore be rendered in a measure powerless, and war
would be more frequent. He hoped no ministe
would set his seal to treaty containing this stip
u!stiOn. Without this stipulation, the Unitet
States win never agree to the treaty. This gov
ernmen went to a great length il proposing tn
modification it did, but it will never surrender th
right Of prvateering, in which cur chief nsvs
power resides, without an equivalent which wi
guarantee The safety of cur commerce at ell times
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ZOE Sic On IfENII.

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, on simmer street,
"A South Nashville near DR. Winstons, containing
good rooms exclusive OF kitchen, ssrvaRt room and sm0E
house. also Stable and carriage house. A pply to
mar25-f BRANSFORD, McWHIRTER 4 co.
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~ MADAM" said a doctor one dsy to tie
mother Of q sweet, healthy babe, ''the lsdie' have
deputed ne TO inquire wi at you do to hav' such
a happy, uniform, good child" The mother unused
for moment over the srangeness Of the que stion,
and then she replied simply and beautifully: Why
God has gwen me healthy child, and Ist IL lone
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TUE uRdsTs gned prepared 10 pufehls LEAD ORB q
n good quality, large small Quantities, and will pay
for the lis value according the per age
yielded BY Assay. ne Gre 70 De delivered in Philadelphia
Tected 10 yeBE EESsLkR, II,
aT2s-d3T. Fmh6giPhis, Pa.
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Dancing.

MR.. GOODWIN will commence his second session on
VI SATURDAY, APRIL IiTH, az Q O'Clock, A N. This
will be the concluding Term the present season, owing
10 pressing engagements oseH here and be respectfully 10
vt-s parents and guardians who wish their chuTen instruct
ed in this pleasing arr % make early appca will
teach all the fashionable dances Of London and Paris Days
Of tuition Mondays Fridays aad Saturdays LspE7-dtw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-09

THE celebrated Partisan ShampO Water, 0rcleansng and
aprs HERMAN & RAINS.
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SHERIFF,s sALEs-.CLAIBoRNE COTNT7

SHERIFF'S SALES-CLAIBORNEC COUNTY
WILL sell for ready money the court house door tn
town OF farewell, Monday, the 4th day May 1857
all the right ttle interest claim that G. Neay
in Fy Acres Of Land situated in the county OF Claiborne
District No. p, adjoining the Lands off, Kelly and
levied satisfy judgment that J. WOOton recovered
against the said Charles Neay before Levi Gain, ESQ,
23d OF February 1887 and will be sold unless debt and
paid. This the LIST Of April, 1857.
apTgW3-prsfee 81. ". W. GREBR, Sheriff.
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Bank of East Tennessee

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD STOCK.
PEW hundred Shares Of C5's and 3s paid I'M sale
"A BY Tapr9l BENZ. r. SHIELDS.
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DIR. MORSE's IaVIGORATING CORDIAL,
nor the euIe Dyspepsia, General Debility, 10 Of Mus
Il cular Ere gy Paysiea Lasi udr eli Nervous Disorders
and General PrOstratiOn. For sale BY
aprs KERNAN & RAINS.
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last Tennessee Bank money will be taken at par until
II the LIST OF June nsXt Patents the Imperial
phoT Wash MiIuren This mixture is easily prepared
cates the labor of washing Clothes does iBure the
ceoTs or texture
Certificates from Col Lutrell, Comptroller VIM. g. Swan,
former Attorney General and many others who have wit
messed It's great saving OF labor and time.
Exclusive Right County, Population less than 5000 $50
q" A" 100, $50,
aOt IN cz5
Where Patent for County has not been disposed or
address c. W. CKOIZER, Knoxville, Tenn.
II The Patert Rights for any County State, except
Mississippi and Missouri, which have been disposed Of
april l-tW&W2WH
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AUCTION SALE OF NEW AND SECONI
HAND FURNITURE.

DEM, F. SHIELDS will sell SATURDAY MORN
ID ING, april the Ilth 10 O'clock fine assOrnsn Of
Furniture, etc. Sold Of departure and
raise funds.
b All persons wishing Furniture sold will please send
the day pre- iOus o sales. laprg--td.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-09

VIsITORs.-AmOng the distinguished strangers in
our city are Gen. J. ". WHITFIELD, of Kansas, and
Hon. JOHN II. SAVAGE, Of the Mountain district.
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:" Z ULL loEALlIla
ON SATURDAY the 18Th day Of april next, al the Cour
~ House Yard in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, viii
expose al public sale The highest bidder, for liz
negro Woman about IS year Of age. said negro WOmal
No. servant drst nurse, good pasterl
COOK ashef and roner and is sold in cOmpane
with decree rendered the lass January Term Of tne CIR
cunt Count for Davidson county, Tennessee
aprs-dtd l.. b. CHILUKESS, Admir-, &c.