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Wall Papers and Paper IIaagisg,
"E THE uNDERsiGMEp RESPECT
w lilly invite the atirB,,on ot ,hr citizen. III
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sttsh u ffeHgL Ahsra.sau ard II. .sh " all lat,rI.
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nENTlSTs.-- DOcT NJ. TENDERS HIs
~ thaDks 10 the public generally, for The liberal
patrnnage testowed spon him dnrinu The lass es9g
ysafs eosstane practice In hs prossss1oe, esA woab1
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SURGEON AND PLY \. HAS
~ enjoyed large experience in the department ot
Surgery, having for seven years had charge Of !
hoafishiIg Hospital IN india lffoni whence he kA.
recently retufn~d efs yearly average attendance Of
100 patients
once, Post onice nuildnes Haurs, from. to j.
a y and 2sosf y Rcsidenre corner Twelfth
and Ripley street h9f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08
WHO SHALL BE OUR CANDIDATE FOR con
CREST


It affords US pleasure to give a full and complete
endorsement to the compliment conveyed by the
following article, taken from the GAINESVILLE Jefer.
soniaB to the talent, worth and services Of Mr..
PoIEDExTER, Of Montgomery, and Mr.. MONTHLY, o.
Dickson If this district could only compromise the
quarrel now going on between the respective
friends of those proverbbl Office hsters, ZoLLooT-
FER, MeEwEN and QUARLEs. by electing one of these
two worthy democrats, ve are satisfied il would
be greatly to her interest
This question Is constantly sounding in our ears
Our friends already begin to look about them for q
proper man 70 carry our banner iu the coming COZ.
test Our opponents, toe, are mapifastinga con.
siderable amount Of curiosity TO know whom we
intend to put upon the track They ars involved
in good deal Of doubt on the subject Of 8 csndi-
date, and from present Indications are fair way
to "a exciting contest for The nomination.
Bat while they are quarreling shout zho shall
be their candidate, aud while their patriotic men
are 0usily engaged in lodging the Office which IS
roaming up and down the coUntry. on a wild hunt,
seeking whom it may 6evour, We democrats should
be csnvsssug the claims sud eligibility of the va
TiOus mel IL cur ranks for the nomination.
We wants msn in the present contest VINO is
well posted upO4 tue Issues before the country
-terniy and u rcalngy hostile to all the tenets
Of know nottingham, aad possessed of sufficient
ability 10 expose the corru2'ions ard migchievous
tendencies Of It's sst sad N st aboming Die pot-
Csl nonsTositg.
Oar iago gallant elsctor, Mr.. Poi1dexter, would
hive filed 81 the requirements OF the position, bnt
We are advised that be will not accept, and desires
that the nomination sha fell u0Ou oihsr shoulders.
This resolution on bis psr. will be received with
profound regret by the democracy Of the entire
district Under thlse circumstances We are com
peeled % lsok elsewhere.
l. Ibis connection we have frequently hesrd the
name Of Thomas McNeillv, OF Dickson county,
mentioned h IS e most earnest and enthusiastic
Ceuo-rat, and has iab5rei long and vshsnsly il
tie Csgse.-Hs IL s. ready aa5 earnest sp ssker &C.
cu-.omed 70 .h5 STUMP sad most excellent ds6a.
t.. We would cons.der ou- cause ss safe in bis
hand ss il those f any olhe. msD. Besiie', NJ
McNe,ly's personal clsins on the democracy Of the
district toe C-uat7 il waioh lie resides, is entitled
& muco consideration. Through disaster AID
9!2cm zls ass been trae to the democratic faith,
Gua though ctlers fsiteEed, sle ever stood firm
Ole q he strongest Outgorks Of the democratic
c.tsde..
There llsy be o.hsr gentlemen in the district
whose friends would desire b place Prominently
ETTard FIR the limitation. L SO, our columns
are open 70 tle EdvoC c. ni their Clsims. We
bsvs singled out the one we have, fer tie ress3u
thar. Of iii whose services we could probably com
maHd, L2 would b tho mes Hysiis5.a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08
SUMNER COUNTY.

ACBmesting Of the Democracy of Sumner cour.
ty, held at the courthouse in GalIatin 90 the ID
Gay of March, 1857, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the Democratic State Convention il
the city Of Na.hviI!e, on the 18th of April next,
to nyalinste a candidate for Governor;
On motion of George ". Winchester, William
Parker was called to the chair AMI Jas J. Turner
and ". A. Bush were appointed secretaries
The object Ct the meeting having been explain
cd, B. F. Alien offered the following resolutions
expressive Of the sense of the meeting, which were
unanimously adopted:
Re,otUed, That We reiseraIs With renewed ener.
~ Of purpose the well considered principles Of the
Democratic party, ss expressed by oar State and
National Conventions.
RESOLVED, That the Cnsirmsn Of this Meeting
appoint delegates 10 attend the Convention whca
will meet tie 18th O! April next in Nashville, for
the purpose of nominating q candidate fox Gov.
eflOr
Tae following gentlemen we're appointed BY the
chairman as delegates:
Gen. D. s. DonesoD, George v. Winchester, A.
g. Sarver, Robert 4 Bennett 0. @. Guild, Oscar
Stsley, John ". Head, john G. Turner, 0. P.
Butler, John II. T9rneF, J. J, Hib0s, B. F. Allen,
Thedsr. Hermsns, g. ". ferry and James J.
Turuer, sad any other democrat who may be there.
The following resolutions were offered By James
J. Turner and adopted:
Resolved, Tnst We have the highest coufideros
in the ability, craftsmanship and integrity Of The
Hon ANDREW JoHsoHN; that we fully approve OF
his course heretofore, sud hope soon to sc him in
the councils Of the nstiou.
Resolved, That the chairman sppoint delegates
for purpose Of nominated 8 candidate tor EloateE
s0d for Senator, for the counties Of Sumner. Ma
con and Smith and that the Democracy Of Mucon
G.. d Smith ere requested to meet Sumner in cor
ven! ion At Huntsville, on Saturday the I'd Of May
next.
The fo'lo wing gentlemen were appointed:
DR. James Ever, P. Duffey, Richard Hal, John
A. Littleton. J. }, Hibbsts, 81. Bate, T KirIey Y.
P. BriEsndlne, w S. Payne. Benjamin BsDey, R.
Pond, a T. Blaksmoss, J. y. IoIrgomery. Miles
Harrel J. T. Car,e-, JsInss Hsw, John w Frank
il, DANES. :. Turner, George Love :" q. soo'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08
MEIGS COuNTY.

Alta meeting Of portion Of the Democracy OIL
Aeigs county, at the eOurt.bouse in the town OIL
Decatur, on Monday % March, lS47,
On motion Of Hon J. Collins, Maj Jacob Peak
wa called to the chair and jesse Martin, ESQ.,
requested 10 act a. secretary.
At the Tequsst Of tbs ca eirmsn, Dr. Jno u Lii
lard 10 few and a. PToprsts remarks, ex blamed
The object Of the meeting primarily to be to ap.
point delegates the State Convention, 70 be
held st HashVi.. On the 18th April next to nom
!uRte : Democratic candidate for Go vernon, and
also 10 appoint delegates to the Convention to be
held ct Athens, on the Both April or whatever
time 1t may be holden. 10 nominate Democratic
csndidsts for Senator aud joint Representative.
Or motion Of Dr.. Jao NJ. LHlsrd, it was resolV-
ed thst the chairman appoint one for each civil
district as delegates to the Nashville Convention,
Wher5upOn the ChsrmRn appointed the follow.
Jag delegates Hon. J. B Collins, Scott Powell.
Col. A Cox, D.. J1o N. Lii!ard VIM Moore,
Col G. Moore, A F BogQes and E. L. Laid, Esq
Ga motion o. Hon J. B. Co li1s, it was resoIv-
ed tEat the Chairman appoint three delegates from
each civil dis.r.c. to attend the Convention at
Athens
Whereup0n the ohsirmsn appointed The follow.
ing delegates, TO wit:
Ne. /. Joseph Witt Samuel Rgg, Hon. J. B
Colins
No. 2 E.R. Ohat.iO, 4 Whi.uoro. Esq.
and J. F. Zsiglgr.
No 3. R Mckenzie, Ajax. Rice and J F.
Zeiger
No. 4. John GouyIoy, Esq, ". H B,Idvio
and n j. Lillard.
No. 5. James Moore, GEO. F5o,hsr, aud Aa-
drew Anderson.
No. s. G W Q1eener, Hiram GibsOa sud
Pior Neil
No Z A. Boggss, Gen. John MoCalIOn sad
J @. Sharp
No. VIM. Wan, john Baker and J. J. But.
leE.
Ga motion Of J. F. ZsigIsr, the chsirmsu and
secretary were added to both liss Of delegates
On motion Of Hon. J. B. Collins, it was unuani
mously resolved, that
Whereas "all the world sud the balance of
mankind fully understand and appreciate the poll
tcsl position Of Aeig5 couaty it IS desmel unle.
cessaFy to make any expose of our sentiments or
political sCtiOn for the future but simply TO pledge
ourselves TO maintain our zeal in ths cause Of
Democracy at Sll baz,Tls aud to the last extrem-
ty."
On motion Of D. Jno NJ. Lillard, the seccet ary
was requested to fu -nish copies Of these proceed
ings to tie NAsHVIJLE UNION AND AMERICAN and
Cleveland Banner for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die
JACOB PEAK, Chsirmsn.
JEssE MARTIN, Secretary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08

"E@ 9 understand his, Mr. A-dY Johnson, and
bis satellites i ever the Stale, are hbOrDg hard
for E~iugs nom nstiou, with the ds'icct design
OF -v.T-=I G-Uj"g 0"r 'e'iow-ct zen, Gen. g
Har.s.--Asmphis Eagle and Enquirer
The .B.o.usti9n tast lbs Enquirer receives from
Nashville is seldom relisb'a. We remember that
it aimed to have reserved information from Nash.
vile last suume7 relative to difficulty between
Caapus7 SD the Democratic Elactor for this
county, 8ad when its informant was applied for,
40 such Information, az published by that paper
had been given, snd its editor had TO retrsct The
above Information" Is Of piece With the Hay
wood fair We have no iies that the Enquirer
believes It's Own story, and will not, therefore, dig
nfy It with denial No one who has capacity TO
rssis usEsPsper car re bun5ugei By such 8
s,yEy.
That which most snuoys Know Nothing editors
s that the friends Ct Gen. Harris are the friends
Of Mr. Ewing, sud the friends Of Mr. Ewing
aye he friends of General Harris. Governor
johnson, in common with the democracy geuer-
ally, only regrets that both Of these gentlemen
Cannot be compIusnted with toe nomination n
ste5d Of "overslaugbing' either Of them, he would
he pleased to contribu's to the honor and elsva-
tio7 Of both
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08

COL 3. J. O. KEWEN--AID FOR NICARAGUA.
This talented gentleman, who is now in or city
as the accredited agent of the Eicaraguan Govern
uent, on Friday night addressed very respec, able
sssembage Of citizsns 10 behalf Of liberal ust,tn-
tons and American domination 10 Central Arneri-
ea.-COl Kewea spoke with fred eloquencscl he
long snferings Of the people Of that beautiful sec
TOD, msEi'eating grea, acquaintance with the his
tory Of ihs country since t iell und3r the blight.
ming misrue Of Spain Col Ks details Of The n
ternecire civil VISITS, in the contests between the
oliga7ebical aud bierar chicsl, and tbs liberal or
democratic sentiment of the people, we're graphic
and correct He gave q history Of tie revolution
Immediately preceding the advent OF American
sfms upon the Izthmus, The rails and suferiugs Of
the people Under the forcibls ard usuFped detation
Of sfairs By the ssrvjle OF srstOa attic elements.
He told Of the besu.ies Of Climate, scenery and
productions Of toe lssque Of the neigbboring
States 70 extern mate TIE Americans, and Of their
various triumpns over al odds He gave Com.
mod9re Vanderbilt, and his minious, Goieouria and
Spencer, well merited castgations, and wound up
his address by en- sppetl for " material aid F"
The Chairman Of the meeting. Allen A. Hall
Esq.s appointed Nessrs. Thoa T. Smiley, jesse
Themes and John Shane EGGS committee to
receive subscriptions to the cause The object
commend5 itself to every one for a contribution to
enable liberal principles to be sustained in this love
ly section of our continent Col Kewens address
wss listened to with great attention ard was re
ceived with oft repeated sppls-se. We know We
but express general desire when we suggest to Col
Kewen that another address on this subject would
be fully attended by our citizens
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08
IAsFEh tOUNIl ACADEaY NOM It4.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
ca ITAL e5,OOOIF
SCHEF7E



same as The Royal ue-y OF Cuha-with this difference
The Havana Lery has OU0 Numb rshiB only IS o. o.
here are Two wheels each which there are placed
two LoCks- The supeHuteuden's Rave each ksyt- the
LCks and The Nuee cannot be opened unless pr8
There placed n The uhFtl OF numbers 90 tuoes
enHiauIi slips uf paper EUh The HuTlboss No.
u uuO To- the hes Of prs there ua-ed tubes
euna mig slips OF paper with the prizes ranging
tr.m IS uOUto Sluu-
When TIE ORA ing Iskes place, which viii be IN pubc
Wheels nal ckri- ans after tevOiyng hem, number
drawn out ui th- uh el OF numbers and same me
drawn Ht OF the Pr By boys with arm red
u tbs shOudt r. and hndided- tubs shipped OF an
he number held up ant enrolled, hat the whole
tUe nuHIter is then led and regisJe By
the Super Uendeuts The Prize dawn credited o. he
umhei drawn at the Time aud until pr zss
drawn ont copy of the drawing T. sent 5ho
printers and amer comparison The Speruenients ny
the cfTeeut s Of the drawing These SuysrnIe
sworn 10 per'uru Ihrir DUTY WihouI fear or favor.
% will be perceived thar u this Plan every prz- fs drawn
out aud ni course PER Oh q draw ing
sent Co every "rderUg cket. The Price Lbs
thu days after The draving, iul, witEt dsduciiou
IT > Draw iUE lakes place every Saturday
III , Urirr- tor Tickets addrrrsed r. WINTER, Box
352, lie, viii be immedialsly Attended Co..
JAMES 3. WINTER,
Maff 5I-I Managed, MscUH. Ga.
c. H. WINTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08

BEwARE CT OTTcE.-Wheu wild animal once
tastes humsn flesh, noting caa ever after, S. 8
Bufo7, dissuade him from human slaughter When
a politician once obtains public Office, no persus-
zion eau ever induce him 70 60 to work-at any.
tbirg but domination for another sud another,
during the term Of biz natural existence. If you
wsnt to spell good citizen f., ten years, secure
him berth in the Custom-Hous5 He will reSsr
be socially well mau siterwsrd. Send him to
Congress you ruin him for lie. He msy carry
Erou2d plscards ard tickets at the pole, accept
subordinate situation N the police, or run errsnds
for he doorkseper Of Polticsl uea,iYg-houss but
lie viii EeveT hsvs indsPenasncs enough to emsu-
ciPste himself from Ills msrbid sPpetite for the
'spoils," and 60 to work Ike AZ honest man and
Christian
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08
Partisan Millinery Bazaar
IMPORTED
FOR SPRING, 1857.

IITE would respectfully inform the ladies OF Nashville and
w vicinity that will open Monday, the 9Th OuI
thirteenth regular opening day. the largest choice
select stock opened in Nashville Pa
any Teta establishments ubining every and novel
design from Paris, LOnd1n and EIstem ces Of own
importation Our stock and consists part OF
1000 Rich Imported styles Of Fancy Bonness
100 Gases Of Rich Paris, Hair and BugaI Blond.
p Cases English straw and other plain styles;
10 4" Misses BOnnets, ChildTsns Hats, Gipsey and
Flats;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip Bonnets;
35 Boxes Paris Flowers for BOnne Parties and Bridal
Casiuns;
272 Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every style;
90 dozen Hoop Skirts; Misses and ChdTen's ditto;
40 Paris and Spanish Fans; 800 boxes Rushas;
81 " ParasOis, all qualities.
Likewise fine stock OF EmbrOideTies consisting Ricb
MBties Sets 10 Lace JaCOn8t Worked MusliD Mourning
Sets Sleeves, Of every description, Collars, eiC Rich
Back Bugal Collars MantlES Ct EuElish snd CdauuulIa
Lace, Rich PsTs Embroidered Hand rzerches Trimming
Bug and ich Paris Blond Laces fine line OF Pans Mt
and Kid Gloves Elastic Belts Fine aud Medium Cabbas and
Port Monies fine stock Of Combs and Fancy Articles Tor
the toilet, 40 doz. Rich MOhair Caps and Head Dresses
with general assortment Of useful fancy, ornamental
Head Dresses aud Variety Goods.
We trust to receive continuance OF the patronage 50 lib
orally extended for the past thirteen years, not
be uHdsrsoid by establishment IN the city. We IN
desvOr by polite attention, punctuaty and honesty Of DUR
pose, eE continuance Of the liberal patronage
Il. WISE, agent,
No 10, Union Street, next dOOrt0 State Bank.
EOnnes bleaChed and shape altered IN superior
n. B.-COunTy Merchants ana Millners supplied on as
reasonable terms purchasing email bill goods East
You may depend OF getting Fashionable Bonnet our
house. marcl S-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08
READY FLOORED-BATToy SUCCESSFUL

READY FLOORED-HATTOE SUCCESSFUL.
We seriously Spprehend tdst Col READY is dan.
Gr. HATRoE aud his williamson friends bsza
last succeeded in forcing e CONVENTION. to be
den in franklin @ 90 the l4.h Of ADrjI The
ub OF that Convention is as veil understood
y as it viii be after it snail have assembled al
Persed. Gel READY committed the upD.r5o~-
2 sin Of setting up FOR bimaelf ia opposit.os to
|. BELL on ths Kanss7-Nebrsska question. and
subsequent apologies or explanations have
30 sufficient to overt tie blow. The IS big BILL
Tennessee will soon have toIlsi bic requiem.
the pisces that ones knew him rs5oDt
sLiogtopl will know him 10 more. I, iga cad
nap for Col READY but it is tire ipezorsb3s
IN Of fate. We msy join the funeral c-r,sos
shall shed no tears fer the departed.
he Rutherford Telegraph has lab,rs5 fsi,bf,ru
rote1t its patron, out ell 10 vain. Il declares
good authority, that the friends Of Col Rv,,
o Wilson are nearly equal in number To tb,..
VI. HATToE. sndyet not voice was raised n
behalf in ihs recent meeting 10 that county to
mt the delegates 70 Congressional CoDvsD
and Let READY man was psUsd uDou. fbe
More than that, they we're so determined
act COL READY that hey even instructed their
gates, under no circumstances to vote for spv
- good American No supportsrofthe Ksa
ll-thst Paudoras box" as Mr.. FrELuoRE
t--csn come under that head, however OBJ
Gus be may have made himself By atter-spoI.
But the Telegraph, in its last sgoav, ssvsft
Col READY without q nomination" brt
st the Eat Of Col Bell that paper is power
n a1y thing. Col. READY is to be "FarrOtsd"
ugly instrument. Of destruction is already
rsd-and on the I4th day Of April, 1857. in
resence Of an Unsympaihising multitude. bis
al existence viii be put an end 70 in that
t. No sooner done than the partiEsu mob
Ass the cry Of HATToEl sod extending
ugh the district the recent foilcwers OF the |
tsro viii join in the shout for tie living ad /
er. Such are the weaknesses and vhnities
What Bkkes enc, unmAkes aIotber. !
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-08

SENATOR FROM RUTHERFORD AND WILLIAMSON
We see by al announcement in the last issue OF
ths FTarElia RsOis,0 tea our young fried VASE
INOTaS LAFAYETTE MCC1 sHO7 Esq, Of Williamson
county, is csud date for State Senator in the dis
tTiot composed Of the couutss Of williamson and
Rutherford Hy MoCoENIOo ig a young man of
good talents al some promise, sud while he pos
sssses the g powerful voice which seems to be
50 good recommendation to know.noihirg as
pirsnts, aud which was recently 1r,ei By al ad-
mirsr of MATT MARTIN sc reason Why he should
be nominated for Governor, 10 is blsa lawyer Of
coDs.dsra5 l. reputs sUd powerful IL small offence
cases, IS the bar g. LawTencebury csu testify. We
do not know any member Of Mos party in either
county, who (. elected Ho9'd be likely 20 enjoy
"Eur dollsFs Jay sDd roas. beef better or
whom we would prefer to see occupy the position.
But we h4sr Inst here are several aspirsnts who
consider their claims as good at Issst as Bis,
AID we very much doubt if be will be allowed to
run withou. opposition, and possibly 0. a very &C.
rious sasrac.er We shall see