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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-15


TEE u. s. CT AMERICA AND TER U r. CT CREA
TIoF--AN ANALYSIS OF ANALcGIEs.-We frequently
observe upon Examination a strange analogy and
smilitude between subjects specifically antagon
istic and divided. It is very servicsable mental
exercise to trace out these essential, though not
patent smilarties; sn1, if no better purpose is
subserVed, it at least quckeus the wit and affords
US rationsl smu:ement. An analogy of more than
usual interest, and between subjtcs more than
commonly divided has Just occurred to us, and, for
example sake, We shall endesvOr to follow it and
see how far it leads.
Who could believe, for instance, that an slogy
subsisted between our country and Pill And
yet there is, in many points, a radical simihtude-
IS we shall now prove.
In every branch of physical development il
seems to be our destiny to conquer In every
branch of physical disease, the Pills and DIN meut
of Professor Holloway have proved eficscious for
8 cure.
With population inferior to Great Britsiu, we
have more miles of telegraph and railroad than
Eogand, France and Austria combined From his
central establishment in London, Prof Holloway
has rescued and restored to health more patients
than the united physicians Of the world
Our commerce and our fame cover every sea-
His Pills in the resch and bis praise is on the
tongue Of every nation on the globe
The elastic character Of our institutions enables
US to accommodate our growth TO the RCCesslOns
which are mRoifestiy in reserve for us. The
strictly universal principles upon which Holloway )
Remedies are compounded, enable them to grapp e
with and overcome every variety of disease they
destroy the manifestations of ailment by ersdcst
ing its cause.
There is a mighty destiny in store for the
Uaits3 States; they will absorb eventually every
weaker government by the force of the democratic
idea, The idea of Prof. Holowsy's UaiUsrsal
Remedies is one essentially democratic; it does not
limit health to wealth but gives it Iree boon to
all who ask for and employ it. It also will even.
tUay absorb all iufeIor schools OF practice and be
regarded, universally, it already i, by the wi5e)
as the supreme and On.y remedy.
Our country is much given to annexation, but
uses whatever power it MY acquire exclusively for
the benefit of the annexed. Prof Hoo way has
extended bis medical dominion over the four quar-
ters of the earth; be he's penetrated even the re-
Ctest hsunts of the barbarian; and yet be carries
blessing in his hand and the only burdens be i'm.
poses are those Of happiness and health.
We would carry out the remarkable similitude
Of these apparently disconnected subjects into
infinite detail but enough has been already said to
arouse the attention of the reader and very little
thought will enable him to follow up the train OF
meditation we have strsted. The proudest destiny
tnat we can wish the United States is, ths. they
may emuluts in the body poll ic, the wonder
working use!uilaess Of the q. r. [universsl re-
mediesl in the body physical Let our statesmen
look to it and se5 that we are not outstrpped
N Y Nat. Police Gazette.
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THE HoNoRs oF TIE WHITE HOUSE.

Ths Washington Star, in its notice of Mr.. BUoH.
AEAE's first reception, makes the following allu-
sion to Miss LANE, the Presidents niece, who is
to grace the White House for the next four years
Ia the centre of the oval room was Miss Lane,
the Presidents niece, who received visitors with
an ease, grace and selEpossession that indicated
her to be no novice in such duties. Not few i'm
pressible young men performed an extensive round
of F." great circle sailing through the series Of
rooms, to get another look at her sweet face. To
Commissioner Blake fell the agreeable task Of ma.
king the presentations to Miss Lane.
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OF The Snebyvil5 Erposior IS if c1ntempla-
ti.g with dspleasure their last defeat for Governor
under the bead OF Col. Gentry, says:
We wantro SELF foistirg Or rmmodest hrus,iag
of uHauaii5illty uPon the shoulders of the Ameri-
csu party, not being disposed to crafty the wbms
Of selfish and petty individual ambition B.. the risk
Of our PaTty's success.
We are surprised to fni such direct hit at Col
GENTRY by the paper Of bis own county. twill
be remembered that the Col. started in the race
candidate cn his own hook and without Convec-
ton. Il was not until BRowELow made the I'M
portsnt announcement through hisl7spe-, 'GESTRY
KNOWS SAN, that Know FothiDgism became re-
concied to his lead. The Erposter is sore of that
experiment and will 10: again consent to crafty
the " Bhims Of selfish and petty individual auzb-
ton. Such is the ingra,itude of tie world. Poor
oil horse, let him de.
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KANSAS.

The bill which recently passed the Kansas Lee
gislaturs, providing for the taking Of the census,
preparatory to q Convention to frame a Coustitu
ton, renders it necessary in order to be entitled
to vote At the election for delegates to be there by
the 18th of March The Squatsr Sovereign pub
lished at AtchisoD, says:
We know that great many good men from the
non-slaveholding as well as the slsvehodng States,
intend emigrsting to our Territory during the
spring. and should ard do desire to be here il time
to take part in the formation Of our organic law
We hope ell such will come before the 18th of
March, as we are very confident that the bill will
LeCOms q law at once. Our aim is to defeat the
Elack Republicans at s hazards, aud to do this,
We urge al men from every quarter Of our com
on country, who love IFS Constitution and pei
erpetuity, better than they love the niger, all
who are willing to abide by and sustain those
great national principles which 90 recently triumph
ed in the election Of Mr.. Buchanan, we urge eli
such to be here in time for tie gtry. And more
especially We urge our (, utdern frieEd5 who III
tend making Kansas tdsir home to hasten on.
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BUILDrNe AND LOAN AssoCIATIONs.-A case came
before the Supreme Court Of Georgia during its
late session, involving tho rights of Building and
Lean Associations The two Associations Of
Macon had instituted proceedings to fociose certain
mortgages given by one Of their memberst to secure
the instsments aud interests Of certain loans, or
advances which he had obtained from the Asscca-
tioos. The borrower plead thst the mortfges were
founded upon a usuIious c1nsideraton-the Supe-
rior Court, Judgs Allen presidiDg) sustained the
pies, holding that the acts of the Eissturs incor
porsting said associations, do not author "a them
to loan or advance money to their members, on
the terms stipulsted ty their Constitution aud By
Laws. The Supreme Court Zone of the Judges
dissentiDg) reversed this decision and held that
all uoytsges for loans made in Ec3odluce with
the constitution and By. Laws Of said Associations
srs valid and binding the acts Of the Legislature in
rsfeence to said Associations, being that they are
.. Incorporated and made a body polite under ard
according to the constitution Fni Bylaws here
toGors adopted by them.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

The public will be glad to learn the prosperous
condition of this important road It's great success
should give proper stimulus to similar enterprises
now going on throughout the State.
Through the pOliteness Of its efficient President,
Col. STEVENSON, we have been furnished with the
following tables, showing the receipts for the winter
months Of December, January and February, for
the last three years, from which it win be seen
thst the receipts from freights havs been doubled
in that time, and that for passengers nearly so:
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NR- PEABODY AND TIE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.
The Charleston Courier of Monday morning
says:
a We learned from Mr.. Peabody, during visit
to him, st the Mills House, while be was in this
city, that tie English terminus Of the Great Sub
marine Telegraph, which Is to fash intelligence
from Europe to America and vie vsrsa 10 the
twinkling Of eye, is az bis private residence in
London. 10 the same interview, be showed Us on
his table, specimen coil Of the tiles rapbic cable
to be used in the great enterprise This cable is
about 6ge-eghths OF en- inch in diameter, composed
of beautiful outer coating OF galvanized steel
wire, enclosing in the centre, thresd Of copper
wire, eneased in gutta peTc1G. II seems to be 81
once strong and indesJrucrlble and We doubt not,
will bear its messages with lightning speed scross
the broad Atlantic. Its completion will constitute
an epoch in human invention, and IN the transmits
sion of news aud intelligence, which, but q few
| years since would have been clsssed amOlg i'm
| possible things. We believe it. however, to be
Only the precursor Of the yet greater achievements
of encirclng the great globe itself with the tele-
| graphic wire Verify, bss God in his Providence
! permitted man to make the lightning ais messen-
ger, snd to girdls the earth with its intelligent
fires"
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nov Y. Il. PoIK.

gentleman from East Tennessee, writing Us
upon business ssys:
"In this particular locality, and, l believe, in a
large poftien of East Tennessee, rbe Honorable
WILLIAN Il. PaLK has been very favoFably
spoken Of in connection with The nomination
for Governor. His successful canvass with
Maynard through this portion Of the State last
summer made for him bost of Democratic
friends. By some means find that the impress
sion has gone abroad here that the Major Goes no.
wish his name used in this connection. Is this sol
Please answer through your paper"
Having had no interview With Major Polk, Of
any Of his immediate friends, on this subject, We
are unable to give our correspondent the informa
ton he desires. We take it for granted that Maj
Polk, if nominated, would not be insensibls t.
such compliment and We know off reason why
he should not accent.
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W. B. HOLDEN Sec.

STEWART COUNTY MEETING AT q meeting Of a
portion Of the Democracy of Stewart County, held
at the Courthouse 10 the town of Dover, Thomas
B. Summers in the Chair, and A. B. Ross, Seereta-
ry, the following resolutions which were presented
by committee appointed consisting Of the fol-
lowing named geutlemen,.S. ". Martin, ". B.
Cherry, Samuel Graham and q. G. Buckner were
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Democracy of Stewart Coun.
ty, approve of end fully endorse the course pur-
sued by the Democratic purity in selecting their
candidates by convention ami that this is the pur
pose of this meeting to appoint delegates to rep
resent Us in the State Convention to be held at the
city of Nashville in April, to nominate candidate
for Governor of Tennessee.
Resolved, That the following named gentlemen
be appointed to attend said Convention and cast
the vote of Stewart County, TO wit
lst Dstrict-Noah McGugor, w L Dunbur
W A West
ID. District--G W Lewis, A BagweH, Jas S
Rolls.
81. Distriot-JOhn A Lysenby, E T Began, "
| H Ellis
4th District-EVsns Wallace, Henry jackson, 7
h Riggs.
9TH Dstrict-James Lewis, John Askew, 4
| Edwards.
9Th District--W G L5wis, John Neaks, P +
Gray.
7th Districts W Martin, W B Cherry, E
| Dawson.
8.h Distriot--Bepi Rowlett, Thos Stewart, ThOa
| Shaw
9th Distrct--A Phillips, W WoTord.
| 10th District--JOhn McClish, Simon DaWel, R
| Colman.
llth District-John Outlaw, F Gross, E
| Wynns.
l2h District--Andrew Erwin, David Askew, J
| B Summers.
Rss9tvsd, That the distinguished services of the
| Hon. Isham G. Harris 10 the last Presidential
canvass, his past success, and his ability justify vi
in expressing our preference that be shoud ill the
highest Office within the gift Of the people Of Ten
| nessee.
Resolved, That we freely endorse the admins
| tration OF Gov. Andrew johnson, the great sdvo
cate of popular rights, and recommend him to the
| next Legislature as a suitable and qualified states
man to represent the State Of Tennessee in the
| United States Senate.
| Resolved That the Democracy Of Stewart Coun
ty, are requested to assemble at the Court-h house
| in Dover on the first Monday in April, to sppoin
| delegates to attend the Congressional Sensioria
and County Conventions to be held at any Plsct
hereafter mentioned, for toe purpose of nominating
candidates for Congress, State Senate and for Rep
! los0uIaArSs IL INC IOW0L DtauCl VI AAS LeS l9ia
turs.
Resolved That ". B. Cherry, Samuel Graham
and H. Buckner, are appointed 8 corresponding
committee to correspond with tina counties, comP0
sing this Congressional and Senatorial districts, con
| corning conventions and candidates.
Resolved That the 'Carksvlle JefersoHi1D sut
! Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN he requested to
! publish the proceedings OF this meeting. Ate
which ths convention adjourned.
TH,s. b. SUMMERS, Chairman.
! A. B Ross, Secretary.
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OF A letter writer from Washington to the N.
7. Post, says:
"JOhu Appleton, the new editor Of the Union,
the duties Of his Office. He is assisted BY COL John
F. Garter, the late able coa6j utOr of Judge Nieh-
olson, who also assumes the responsibility Of the
publishing department of the Uai0H. Judge Mich
olson Tetlres nom the executive organ to T. nues-
see, from which it is not unlikely he will return to
the Senate. Aside from his politics, Judge Nich-
olsou IS highly esteemed, aud bis friends may
properly wish him better luck in his political sspi-
ratons hau was accorded to his late aspiring ssse-
ciate from Pennsylvania
REMEDY FOR TIE BARK-LoUsE.-A certain
remedy for the bsrk-louse is, using the common
sal, soda, which may be had ct any druggists for
about three cents per pound. Dissolve it Ia water,
allowing one pound of the sal soda to each gallon
of water. hen well dissolved apply it with an
cd white.wash brUsl - the mos and trunk oftbe
tree. 1t destroys insects which hsTbor under the
loose bark and ttfsctualy kills the bark-louse. l
use l / IN spring aud autumn, when the trees are
not in leaf, and its effects are astonishing in giving
new vitality to the tree.-C0T respondent CONn-
try GsntLmon.
bg A newspaper wrter, initiating the prsya-
lent practice among editors Of putting everybody
who has shown th,m the commonesJ Civilily, " fol-
their courteous and geutlemsnly conduct, returns
his thanks /" to the parson aud proprieto:s Of the
Stone Church 10 Il city be had Just visited, " lol
the privilege of promensdiug 10 and down tt e
broad aisle Of the same on Sunday last IN search
of a seat unmolested
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PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO Elk President
PIERCE In Washington city on the St instant
Senator TOOmbs, of GeOrgis, presented to EE'
President Franklin Pierce, in behalf of the citi-
zsns Of Savannah, beautiful service of plate
The present was appropriately acknowledged.
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IAdvertisement.7

HURLGT's SARsAPARILIA is unquestionsbly
not only LUXURY to take, but decidedly the most
powerful curative agent ever offered to the suffer
ing. 1t acts promptly and efficiently in all cises,
removing disease from the system, and restoring
the invalid to perfect health, Amongst the class
of affections for which it is 80 meFtiOusly popular,
We would mention ScTofuls, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rhemstism, Bronchitis, and ell c4tsnsous erup-
TONS This is just the time to use it with sdYAC-
tspe-W. Y II i6uHe.
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Ey- VIM. L. Dayton has declined the uomins-
ton for the Office of Attorney General of New Jer-
se7 N 7. EveaiRy Post, MTcR 6.
That is decidedly rich On the 25:h Of Febru-
ary, the Senate of New Jersey refused to confirm
the nomination, and now Mr.. DAYTON modestly de-
oEnss the Office. Virtuous man, cfice mas 10 fss-
citation for him-when the people or Legislature
declare be shall not have It'll
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B- The following gentlemen has been elected
Directors ofthe R ger sviIle and Jefferson Railroad
Company:
John Netherllnd, John R. Saunders, E. E.
GiiIenwsters, Chas J. Mckinney, Geo R, Powell
James Sewer, O.vile Rice, ". G. Kyle, R. G
Fain.
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The New Spring Hat !


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G. W. BUCHANAN, Chairman.
J G FIFE, c.o-o...;.a
J. II. BAsKETTE, 'ooo' o''''' 0'

DrM5oRATIo NEETTEG IN MARsHALL CoUNTY-
At a well attended Getting of the Democracy Of
Marshall County at Lswis5urg on the 2nd day Of
March, 1857, when Ga motion ia mes a. Vowel
F-q, was called to the chair, and VIM. B. Holden,
Esq, was appointed secretary. After the object,
Of rbemeeting was explained by the Chairman, the
following resolutions were offered by COL W. L.
McCellsnd and unanimously adoped:
Resolred, That the Democracy OF Marshall Coun-
ty approve Of the call for State Convention of
the Democratic party, to be held at Nashville on
The 18Th OF April next for the purpose Of selecting
o standard bearer Tor the approaching Gubernato-
rial canvass.
Resolved That the Democracy Of Marshall fully
endorse Andrew johnson OF Tennessee, and tender
to him our thanks for his able and dgni6ei de.
fence of our principles in the two last gubsrnsto-
rial CanVBsse7.
Resolred. That the Chairman appoint two dele
gales from ea,h civil Dis riot in this county, to rep
resent US in said State Convention.
Resolved, That we instruct oar delegates to vote
first, last and all the time for the Hon. Isham G.
Harris, of Memphis, unless they should find it ne
Csssary to secure harmony, to vote for some other
worthy democrat.
In pursuance Of tina third resolution, the Chair.
man appointed the following list of delegates from
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effort IN the approaching canvass in this county,
that there be convention held in Lswisburg on
the first Saturday 10 April next in order to select
suitable candidate for Representative from our
County in tie NJ xt State Legislature.
Resolved That the delegates appointed 10 pur.
suauce o. the above resolutions are hereby sp-
pointed delegates to our "a County convention,
and they are requested 10 ascertain ss near Is
practicable the wishes OF their respective D.s,rctl
N regard to suitable csnd ate for cur county
representative and endeavor to carry out their
wishes in aaid Convection.
Resolved, II at the Democracy present are will
ing to meet the Democracy of the other counties
composing the sixth Congressional District in con
yentou ct any suitable time ard place if deemed
advisable to select suitable candidate to repre-
sent said District in the n It Congress Of the Uni
ted States, d..said delegates are authorized tC
transact any otner business that may be necessary
for the Democracy durirg the present Canvass
On motion, Of F K. Rambo, the proceeding
of this meeting were ordered TO be published il
| the UNION AND ANS. ICAN aud ConsttutiOuast.
| JANIS YoWELL Chm.
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IMPROVISATION WANTED.

N October 1910, len Nashville 10 go to Virginia,
pecung there afler while. then placed in
the care OF Mr. Samuel Ssay Trunks containing sundry
books papers, and letters IN relation % the business Of
Dickinson Shrewsbury, and Dckiuson Armstrong, & Co.,
Sc, &c.
also left with Harris & Austin large Box containing,
mans Saddle tnew), together with two or thres old
Saddles, Brides, &C.
also len in the Of Mr. George Brown four other
Trunks containing ciOhing, and articles had used
In my room, together with some papers, &C
these books and papers deemed Important 10 and
have heretofore agents Nashville 70 hunt them up
and who could hear nothing Of them, only that the house 10
which some Of the Trucks had been put bad been taken
down and removed. Hoping that these Trunks and con-
tents in the possession OF person about Nashville
or that some information may be had their whereabouts
this Is 10 respectfully ask and all In Nashville 20 examtna
their premises and Il any Trunks Books, Papers,
any part thereof as herein described be found any
Information thereof be Obtsnsd, if liberal reward
VIII be paid BY delivering The Mr. Merritt 5. Pilcher
who will pay The reward and attend the business for me
WIN. DICKINSON,
mErchl4-d3m. Kanawha. Salines. Va.
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LARGE ARRIVAL or QUEENSLAND,
GLASS WARE, sc.

NHE subscriber pleasure in informing the public and
the Ladies' ESPECIALLY that MR.. J. BADGER has just
ceivsd bis large Goods. Among which viii be found
some fine Dining sets, DC. BENZ. F. SHIELDS,
march'2-u No A. Public square.
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New Goods.

We have Just receiy from Bsrsns In New York ane
~ assOTtments Of
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
containing OF The handsomest that have ever been
brought 70 this city. Also, Go CaIts-beiicdpedes ec
mThlO MAChENZIE 6. WILSON.
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ali Rejoice

OUR very extensive stock or piece goods adapted to The
- Spring Ifade be now opened and ready Tor In-peean
Il is probably the most 6ceGt ever exhibited in Nah-
VILE Cloths Of The finest and various colars
Cassimeres great variety and Vetuzs adapted 10 averv
imaginable aseall made up order, according b Tie
latest sly le, tn the neaest and most durable manner
The ISFALLIBLE d" HARVEY - is SILL on band.
marChIl-u CLIFTON Il AEROTr
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HERRIyCrs SAFE.

I'VE have supply Of these celebrated Safes, that are
" known 70 Dc both Burg Lar and Fire Proof.
How often does happen that houses burnt dosn
all the books and papers in the safe found dam
aged that they quite eg5ag This happened
with The Herring SAFE While other safes have
come out Of The Fire totally destroyed, theirs
u the slightest degree damaged. Tbs DEFY burglars
their locks cannot be picked and zlHp0wder proof
mrh0 MACKENZIE d WILSON
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WINCHESTER SPRINGS FOR SALE.

WE are Offering for sale this celebrated Watering
w Place, situated about I've miles from Winchester and
about miles from se's Depot the n d G. K. K.
with good level road from Depot the Springs. The
improvements consist Of two large Bulldogs and number
Of cottages. The Tract contains g. The water
Is the finest sulphur These Springs jutly celebrated
and been much reSoed TO Tor number Of seasons.
will sell extraordinary barpain in this property, being
but little hall the Of the Improvements Those
wishing examine viii call on Mrs. Simms, a. WneEes
ter, or 1hOmas Short at the Springs
J. l.. q R. W. BROWN,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Az Cherry street.
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FU r NIsETN
AND
FANCY GOODS

USI received per express supurb assortment OF Shirts
~ Neck lies Ctavas Collars Dressing Robes suspenders
Half Hose. Stocks Kid aud SILK Gloves ~ vsry
variety, Trunks, Vaises and Carpet Bags Also ire
supply nf Perumery and Toilet Soaps Hair Tooth and Nail
Brushes. Together with choice lot Of She'll Buffalo and
Ivory Combs &c, &c. We invite All 10 examine our
and promise 70 sell at moderate prices.
J. III. M'GTLL.,
ladies' and Gentemsn's Furnishing Store, eornerof the
Square and College street. mrh5-d1W-