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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-22

SHOW or ARABIAN UoEsEs AND TuoH0reu ERrns
A correspondent Of the New York Ereqny Pos, ST
Lexington, Kentucky, under date Of the ita inst.
writes as follows
Mr. 4. Kccnc Richards, of Georgetown. Ken
lucky, graHed hc audience to-day by an exhibition
of his splendid Arabian h0rscs-Mokhladi Mas
s0ud and SockloUc-anl TWO Arabian mares
Na-s0und is rich chestnut fifteen hands high bred
by the Anayza Belouiuss he possesses great action
and power, and is altogether the finest specimen of
a horse ever saw. Sackiourc is beautiful rnabor.
any bay but Of far less spirit AMI action than Mas
s0ud. M0khlaii is a gray; hc has a v Try fine head
otherwise there is nothing remarkable about him /:
he has got some fine coils. Mr.. Richards certainly
deserves the thanks OF The society for bringing his
stock 10 the exhibition.
Immediately uferthe Arabian stock the thorough
bred stations were called into the ring Four or
them responded TO the call '' Wagner. the famous
four-mile racer whose defeat of GRAY EARLE is ON,
of the most memorable events in the history of The
American truE "ScyIhiau," a splendid bIv STALL
ion, imported last year by Mr.. Alexander of Ken
tucky, and said 20 have been the best stock horse Fin
England no lIe time Of his purchase. 'Sovcr1iguf
a dark bay, twenty-one years old-a great gorter of
race-horses, IS evident from the fact that thirteen
cut Of fifteen of hs colts took prizes in races run
last spring, and the d" American Pedlar" The ig1g-
os had great difficulty in awarding the ribbons in
this ring They finally save the blue TO Sovereign"
and the red 10 ' Scyihan,' a decision which caus-
ed immense excitement in The seats where "a good
deal Of money was saked on Wagner DIV whom
the Kentuckians swear in all matters pertaining 10
horse flesh
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Fall Sporting !

ME have just received, direct from the manufacturers
w the largestand most complete assorman mt ofFeay fine
oOI GUNS ever opened in Nashyil e. These guns
an MADE 70 our own Or1e expressly for trade Among
these We have Wesley Richard's' genuine besides other
English aud inch Guns from the Makers Particular
henon Is called TO the oek Of extra fine Deer Guns vary
ing price and quality to suit all demands
we have also ul s,Ok of Sh6rpes Rifles and Shot Guns
Flasks, Shot Pouches, &c.
sept % 3m in AZ Public SQUARE Nashville Tenn
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Capital Prize 100000.
1000 TICKETS

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
BIZ AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE GEORGIA.
CLASS &C,
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Lost

T AND Warrant No 49, GATED 18th March, 1851, is.
IL sued to Alfred NJ Flemming 1t mailed 70 me in
December 1885, at West Grove, Davis comfy Iowa. and
never has to hand. l orewsrn all persons from
using the same, am the rghtfu owner, and shall ap
ply the Commissioner of Pensions for duplicate Of
said warrant W. E BAIRD
CornsrsviIls, Giles county. Tenn, Aug s. 81. w6t
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Louisa Fowler and Others the Heirs OF Jefferson Fowler
deceased. Petition to sell land and slaves.
appearing II the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
from the allegations in the petition, which is To,
that homas Jefferson SoyeT John Slower, J Marion Sto
Ver Jane sover and Sarah C. Sever (and perhaps
heirs whose names not knOwG Of
state OF nnessee, and within reach Of the ordinary
process OF said Court therefore ordered public
be made for three successive weeks in the Union
lean newspaper puoshe the city Nashville requiring
said non resident defendants to app before the County
Judge OF the County Court held county OF
Humphreys at the Court House in the Of Waverley
the hrt Monday in November Rsxt and plead answer or
demur said petition, same will be taken for con-
fessed, and set for hearing paue
LEVI MeCoLLUM, Clerk and Master.
% vat mrs
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THE TRUE POSITION

Those sterling democratic papers, the NcNinnville
NeU Era and the Fayetteville Observer, on the
Senatorial question, have declared themselves in
favor of the election Of the man who may be nomi-
mated by the sixty democratic members of our next
Legislature" We join hands with you, gentlemen
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THE Foundry, Engine Machinery, Patterns, &c, &c,
I belonging to the FULTON FOUNDRY, now used BY
Mari Cooke. This Foundry Is located the business
portion of the City Hickman, and has everything
airy for immediate while the cOutry around Is rapidly
improving No better location be found for any
DESTROYS TO engage in this bushes. Terms reasonable
Apply TO [sept. I,-dIw&wIml A. s. WATSON.
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take pleasure stating bis old friends IN Davidson ana
ducements IN the way OF BXTENDED ASSORTMENT, and
select elegant styles Of stock generally ss pc nas
orally an inspection Of his stock LADIES DRESS GOODS
consisting in part Of
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ChancerV sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court Carks-
Vile, the OF Ihos W. Barhsdae and others,
PhilaRder Freshly A. v s. Lindsy, and others shall
MoLGay the 18th OF OcOcer next at the Count house, in
Nashville at O'Clock, sell to the highest bbber Lots
In Hays addition TO Nashville credit Of q q 10 months
for notes sasfaeto ry secured bearing interest and lien
retained. A. V. S. LINDSLEY,
sept. IL B.. P & Commissioner.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS


WT.RBRRY & co have just roesiv.S 80, 49,,
OF kkM4EKABLE CASES IN SURGERY 49,, ~.
Prof. PAUL ?. BYE,
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49, a. .ntervais long distant, in dersn eoun
tries. and under diasrsnt surgeons. Hence tbi. -
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IN unusual cases. and be may here really and example,.
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H. Hon. JEFF. Davis is in feeble health. in con-
sequence Of which be has abandoned his contem-
plated canvass through the State, having filed a
few Ofhis appointments.
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Tennessee, COmptroller's Office,

State of Tennessee, COmptrOller's Office,
NASHVILLE, Sept. l6, 1857
FHlS is to certify, that the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany lOcat ed at Philadelphia in the State Of PennsJ
vania has complied with requirements Of an pass
ed by the General Assembly OF the State Of Tennessee
March 1856, entitled An Act regulate the agencies o.
Insurance Companies incorporated the State Of Ten
nessees and that Joseph Nash, is the legally authorized
sgen OF said Company in the town Of Nashville Safe Of
Tennessee. ]. G LUfTRELL, Comptroller.
The subscriber will issue Fire Marine Policies
above excellent Company, eqitable terms
JOSEPH NASH,
sept. IS-3W No. 25, College Strset.
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FOR SALE.
1swv4 Co. CT ~
FOR RENT.

Lot on Cherry street, South shvie, the Baptist
4 Church, en- which there is a small Frame Tenement
The lol fronts 20 feet is $50 feet deep. Apply to
sept % A. v s LINDsLEY
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Ex-PREsDENT PIERQE.-The Portsmouth IN. H
Chronicle says;
Ex-Presdent Pierce and lady are still boarding
at the Rockingham House in this city; and it is re
ported that they are contemplating permanent
residence here. We are glad to hear that Mrs
Pierces health is better here than it has been for
long time; and this fact Of course offers great induce
ments for them to abide with us.
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sept. 10
FOR SALE.

The Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters, will meet the day, above, att
clock, p. M CHARLES A. FULLER, Grand Sec'y
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W. 7. BERRY & CO., haze Iass received coss srDs,
p Marion Harland, author OF Alone and The Hidden
Path -
Nohirg need be said toaWaken interest in new book
~ ms ehamng aHihoress Foryse7sn thoaand copies q
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American Publishers and the demand is at present con-
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STANDARD American authors. Those who the ad
vance sheets Of MosSSIDB unite in the opinion that s
superior 10 both Of Aaoa Haands former predictions ia
interest," style Populsrtact i is fa Of Incidents Of an
exciting nature, while pl0tis and systematic
eally arranged.
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ABRIDGEMENT OF THR DsBATEs OF CONGRESS-.
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The Debates Of Congress,

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TILE s1nn PITCHERS

Referring to the three one hundred dollar pitch
ers to be awarded at the approaching State Fair
the best ten acres of wheat, corn and cotton, the
Knoxville Register says:
We are fully satisfied that East Tennessee could
take two of the pitchers offered above, if our
farmers could only be stirred up to contend for
them. In raising corn and wheat East Tennessee
ought not to yield to any section of the world and
we would like to see our people give evidences
mistakable of our superiority in this respect. Tive
of these Nashville pitchers ought to come this side
of Cumberland Mountain. Who will bring them
over?
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To Cistern BuildersI

OOO BBLs. Hydraulic Cement, genuine article, in
ZCO store, and for sale BY
July McCREA & TRRSS.
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State of Tennessee, Humphreys County
q. he. IRrrIr

TIE Rutedge property be rented until January
1859. Pos 'essOn given Immediately. Apply TO
septz2 BFS A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAILROAD

EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAILROAD.
The annual convention Of the sto khoders in the
last Tenn. and Geo. r r Co was held at Cleveland
on Wednesday and Thursday of last week We
have not been advised OF the action of the conyep-
ton further than the result of the election for D
rec'ors for he ensuing fiscal year The election re-
suited in the choice of the old Board. as follows.
c. Wallace, Thos. II Galloway
Thos. Lyon, Robt Sneed.
w. B Reese W S Callovov
W. NJ. Grant, ThOs. J. Campbell,
VIM. II. Stark.
We were very much surprised to learn that a very
formidable opposition to the old Board manifested
itself IN the cOnvention-formidable because IN
locked Tor 1t seems that those opposed to the pre-
sent management Of the Road, had been very active
for some time previous to the assembling of the
Stockholders in gathering up proxies-a movement
Of which, we understand, the members of the old
Board were wholly ignorant. Any thing like ricke-
~ Is sure TO be repro5aed after it has developed
itself, and the members of the old Directory could
not have hit upon a mode of giving The in
Cumhents additional friends, both among The stock
holders and the people at large than by attemptin
TO GUST them by any such means-R R0rUUe Rsg.
lister.
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Rosemont For Sale

I'VE have For Sale that most beautiful and desirable
w place, Rosemont, the residence Of Southal
decd 81 miles from Nashville tue M1T eesbOro pike
coDtans 70 of Land Il fne qualify ef the
most beautiful and romantic building sites in the country;
has hrstrats Spring and sng house. good Garden house.
and Negro hOuses aso rick Kitchen and Smoke house
extensive Orch ard, with every variety Of Fruit of the best
quality. A good Bargain will be given.
Sept. 18th 1851. J. L, & K. w. BROWN.
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B. P & o.
IA COPYJ

PHILADKLPnA, Aug. 1s 1857.
Statement of the Condition of he Quaker City
insurance Company made up to July !,
1877. III compliance with the laws OF len
nessee.
Chartered Capital, $500 600
Capital stock paid up.....-.......... $500 900
surplus, 50 ,yyJ ID 253y90 10
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1000 ACRES

dOOO -AOhEIS
OF exceent lands Warren county They generally
IN uatDg and the portions not cleared studded With fue
0ak poplar nlekory walnut and other de. Grip tons OF tim
Der producing mast in abundance. Chareys Greek, an
unialng stream furnishing Abundance Of waller
hrongn the GENRE OF them and there are 10 addition,
twenty nne springs scattered through them The soil
well adapted 10 the cultivation OF Corn Wheat Oats all
the small grams and domestic grasses and Will compare
svOraby with the best Warren county iands PrOdue-
ing grains spontaneously in abundance there is better
range for cattle and sheep IN the State portion Of the
lands are improved there being some eight cult
yated farms with egttges upon the tract Independent
OF the beautiful residence Of Mr.. Gl4sc0ck The whole
body Of them has, however been recently surveyed and
laid of IN small tracts containing from loo 500 acres
location has many advantages-churches schools and
mills are convenient and the Manchester and McMinn.
vile Railroad, which is but miles di iant affords
an outlet 10 market The town Of McMnnVIls the county
sent but nine miles of which il Is believed the
great Southern University to be established under the
auspices # the Episcopal Church. will be located thus
enbsnc 1g the value Of all the lands in the neghbortod
The celebrated watering place, Beersheb is bat Is miles
distant hfuiness Of this portion of Middle Ten
proverbia it is the retreat Of numbers
of persons from the South
This sale will afford an unusulIy fine opportunity 10
those DESTROYS Of purchasing stock farms in one OF The
best sections OF the state and it is hoped that al such
as well as those who may wish merely 70 Obtain plaes
Of refuge from the heats Of summer, viii examine these
lands
free barbecue will be prepared al the Big prp0 head
Of Chareys Creek for the accommodation Of all who nav
attend
TENS SALE-One, two and three yeara' credit for
notes with approved security aud lien retained
Persons desiring further Information will address GEO
9LASCOCk, Mcannville, Tenn, or
&. X GLASGOCK, agent
sePtlS No 81 Cherry St, Nashville Tenn.
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County COuru-Hickman County.

Wiley Horton ct 81, Jamls Horton ct a-PetiCn for
Sale of Ian
this cause, it appears the court, that defendants
Iii Chapp- wife Ansis, fora erly Arais Cha pell,
Robe Chsppell, Andr Wilson VIE Marian, formeIl
Sar ali Chappe J. F. Gamer wife SRrah, formerly
Sara happe, reside IS of the stse OF Tennessee
It the efO ordered the that publication be
in the Union ard American newspape publ he'd in
city Nashville for hree successive weeks for said
PENDANTS appear he November Term this court
10 plead aHeWer demur to cOmpainants' BILL or the
same II be taken for confessed them AID for
hearing sr pdrte Test. d. EAsLEY, C. NJ.
Septem &, 1857. sept l7-W3t prs fee "a
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CHANCERY SALES.

URSUANT 10 decree Of the Chaneery court at Carthage
made in the case of Benjamin Rucks ExT., Howell
Rueks and others the undersigned will the Gath day
OCTOBER next 1857 proceed sell to the highest bidder
the premises, the land belonging 70 the estate of JOSIAH
Rurks Decd composed Of the tract of which said Josiah
died seized and possessed and which the late Elizabeth
RUcks resided at the time of desth And also Of
80 sdaurning thereto purchased by portion Of the
heirs of said Josiah Ruck since his death; In all about
All of said land hes in Smith County Tennessee Dis
tet No e. the of Rome 1t wild be laid of
to suit purchasers
the slaves belonging sid estate, to-W Joshua, aged
about 8; Lucy about Gu uy abOut27 and her children
Henry about 7; Lucy and Martha 4.
Said Sales viii be made credit Of one and two years,
exeepta sufficient TO pay costs and Attorney fees
Notes with approved security viii be lired of the pur-
ehasers. A MOORE,
sept IQ-td mrs. fee &C Clerk 4 Master.
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GRAND LODGE OF TENNESSEE.

GRAND LODGE OF TENNESSEE.
lHE next annual meeting Of the GRAND LODGE OF
Il 1ENNENSEB will commence the First Monday in
October being the 5h ay month Represent
aves Of Subordinate Lodges requested be puncua
in their attendance.
RT Public Address will be delivered by Rev. A. J.
BAIRD, Of Winchester day during the session. Repre-
senatives will prepared with proper clothing ap
pear In public procession, CHARLES A. FULLER,
sept l6-eo3t dJw2t Grand Secretary.
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CLIFTON g. ABBOTT

AVE JUST received from The eastern cities
Ii and select assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS AND VESTINGS,
chosen with the greatest by Mr. Harvey whose supe
or taste has enabled bring by far the besui
full stock of piece goods have offered in Nashville
An made up 70 order under the sHperntendance OF
well-knOWn g HarVey.' sepI
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ROYSE & ELVERSON.
81, PUBLIC SQUIRE,
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing

GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
NFESSRS. ROYSR & EMERSON have now on hand
l very large assortment OF the hionabe styles Of
CLOTHING
for the Fail and Winter season
They believe their stock of Beady Made Clothing is free
from the usual objections Of Eastern made Clothing
much of it has been made 70 their ORDER best
manufacturers East and the remainder has been selected
out OF the best Houses by If the rm who had many
years experience in the Manufacturing Department.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
variety. Gentemrn's Furnishing Goods in ali its
Departments Shirts white and colored; very fine lot
with MarsaIles bOsoms cuffs; Scarfs Neck Ties and
Stocks of every style; Uuderware in great variety.
Also
superior lot Of Cloths, Cassimers and Vssngs which
they will make 10 order with neaness elegance
patch, sent IA
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PETER N0NFGHAN chm Com
THE FALL OF STILL ANOTHER POLITICAL
PARSON

PARS0N.
One after another of the political clergy of the
country being exposed for their moral deinquen-
cies. The last We have to record is from the
Galena (Morcer county, Ohio,) Standard of the Sd
inst, which says that the Rev. Wesley Brock, who
is Of the loudest blackrepublcans in the North
west, an old minister and recently president elder
of the district has been guilty of the crime of seduc-
ton, and the lady whom he has seduced has COM
menced legal proceedings against him. The Stand
ard, in noticing the natter says:
eve do not give publicity TO this debasing crime
OF Mr.. Brock with any intention of injuring the
Church Far from it. Our sympathies hace always
been with the denomination of which he has been n
leading, but now fallen, star. But we have always
thought and still believe, that long as the Church
permits It's preachers to dabble in politics to the
neglect of their religious dues tits SHINING against
itself IN not silencng the renegades Immediately
By such course the Church would soon regain the
ground lost in the past few years. and restore con
hdenee among The people; so long as political
preaching is allowed it will continue to suffer-
HURRAH TOR THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RA1RoAD.-
The following paragraph from the Shreveport South
t0sstH, Of the 9th inst, affords evidence of the pro-
gress Of the work on the Southern Pacific Railroad
decidedly gratifying the friends of the road what
ever may be to its enemies the North and in other
quarters:
awe are pleased to announce that a locomotive is
now running on the Southern Pacific Railroad We
learn that on Saturday Mr.. Grant had steam raised
on the locomotive Louisiana, and, with its tender,
commenced running over that portion of the track
which had been finished, amid the cheers of the peo
pie and the defiant snort of the steam whistle The
ironing Of the road will proceed with all possible
dispatch, and the Messrs Grant are confident that
the road will be completed from Swanson's landing
10 Marshall by the lst Of January next. The force
now employed on the road is more than sufficient to
finish the work in the time specified"
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II. G.. M,NAIRY AZ co.

RE receiving and opening daily, their Fall and Winter
IA Stock Of Goods and by the 25h inst they will be able
TO exhibit the largest and most desirable stock they have
had the pleasure Of Offering their friends
public and respectfully invite examination oft. In
OIL CLOTHS, RPETINGS, HOUSE FUR.
NISHING, AND PLANTATION GOODS,
We do not intend to be exceed We shall keep these de-
partments very full and we'll teIected. Gail
sept 20 4. c. McNAIRY & cos.
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THVHE large Room in building on the corner Of Cedar
and Deadriek streets, lately occupied By Ny Pagneiy
as dancing Saloon. Apply % W. F. COOPER.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Maria H.
ID Nebbett, which lie Of record in the Registers Once Of
Davidson County in Book No. a. pages 4s2 and 49, will
dsy of October 1857 suction to the highest bidder, for
cash property therein described being HGuae and
the side of Cherry street, said Lot fronting seventy
and half said street, and RAINING 70
College The House said lot is a comfortable
brick dwelling.
Sent 6. IS57-tds WIN. A. DAVIS. Trustee,
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Tan yard for SAID.

THOSE wishing to engage in the Tanning business can
4 have a good opportunity by purchasing my ran Ward
is located within three hundred yards Of the public squae
containing Of ground, with story fra sboD
BE- shed, 40 The location il ood3
for procuring hides there being but few yards The co1n
and than eight miles. will sell the sock II
the yard II desired liberal credit will given II required
ShelbyviIIe, Tenn, Sept ID -wSt.