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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.

CHATTANOOGA, June Is, 1857.
Mr.. DUNNINGTON: To-day the candidates for
Governor spoke at this place. Upon ascending the
stand Mr. HattOn, whose day it was to open the dis
cussion, asked of Gen. Harris the privilege of ma
king personal explanation. The privilege was
readily granted Mr. Hatton then read to the as
sembly from the columns of the UNION AND ANERI-
CAN the editorial article which preceded the state
ment of facts in relation to the difficulty between
Messrs Harris and Hatton, contained in your paper
few days since He called particular attention to
that portion of the article which said ntimated
that he had submitted to personal chassemisement,
and requested Gen. Harris to do him the kindness
to state whether he Mr.. Hatton) had submitted to
personal chastsement. Gen. Harris stated that he
took pleasure in saying that he no disposition
on the part Of Mr.. Hatton submit to chastisement.
Mr. Hatton then denounced that portion of the arti
Gle as UNANIMOUSLY false and slanderOus, and the
author as a vile and premeditated slanderer.
He then gave his version of the difficulty. GenT
Harris not fully concurring gave his statement. I
have given the substance of what occurred, and
near as can recollect the denunciatory words.
l have not time, nor is it necessary, for me to
give you in detail the arguments of the candidates
for Governor at this place to-day Suffice it to say,
that nothing but Know Nothingism of the blindest
sort can ever claim for Mr. HattOn triumph over
GenI Harris. It seems impossible that an unpreju-
diced mind can for an instant doubt the intellectual
superiority of the Democratic standard bearer
Without intending any disrespect to Mr. HattOn, we
must say that his speech is decidedly of the rafting
pie bald wOuId-be facetOus character. Gen. Harris
H., 4 ,,cb ,a
and makes a clear, logical powerful and convincing
argument. His manner is that of a man who feels
the dignity and Importance of the position to which
he aspires, and doubly feels the responsibilities
which rest upon the American statesman.
Let the Democracy of the State exercise but one
half The vigilence which their opponents ezer-
sing, and the State is ours by an overwhelming ma
ioritv Yours,
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THE BLUE BOOK.

We copy to-day so much of the veritable Blue
Book as contains the Ritual Of the first and second
degrees, by way of refreshing the minds of our
friends
Let the public re-resd them with proper care and
reflection. Let them consider the enOrmity of the
offence in seeking to establish in a republican gov
eminent and among free people, political organ
izatiOn Of impenerabe secrecy so secret that their
members were S1gorH not to reveal its existence An
order bound by the most solemn oaths, administered
with one hand resting on the Bible and Cross, and
the other raised towards Heaven. An order whose
signs, mysteries and objects we're sworn not to be
disclosed by any member, directly nor indirectly,
nor for any purpose whatever. An order that sWOrs
its MEMBERS in all things political social far
the order was concerned to submit to the will Of
the majority, though should conflict arh their per-
soRal resrsncss An order whose written obligations
prescribe every man from holding Office who pro-
fesses particular religion, or who happens to have
been born beyond the limits of the United States.
An order whose rules and regulations TO which eve
~ member is required TO pledge himself by oath,
exact of them that they shall attend IL regular
signs and summons that nav be tErOWH or sent by a
brother and to the faithful observance of all which
it binds its MEMBERS in addition the osths under
the no less penalty of being expelled, posted and
circulated throughout the different Councils of the
United States, as traitors to God and their country
as being unfit to be employed trusted, cOunte-
nanced supported in any business transaction, as
being totally unworthy Of confidence, and at whom
the finger of scorn should be pointed
Let them read and then wonder if they can that
society should be disordered, churches sundered
and riots and mobs engendered, destroying in the
larger cities human liberty, property and life.
To this species of political organization Mr. Hat
ton stands committed according to his own acknOwl-
edgements. He has in no way repudiated it, but
stands before the peopleas its chosen representative
seeking, through its instrumentalitg, to get into
power Let these things be considered blythe read
err and let him then determine how far it is his
bounden duty to labor to crush out such crime
against the liberties of the people, and the future
prosperity Of the country.
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hssstzioa cr gs5 WatkfB@rfs CeH6itiss y
AtraBesdeht1 appointed at the recent meeting 81
the friends Of Gen Walker to make preparations for
his reception in this city to-mOrro, met on Satur-
day evening and organized by calling DIR. John
Creighton to the chair and choosing Mr. Alexander
c. Lawrence Secretary The following sub-eom-
mittees we're then appointed On Reception, AID.
Wilson, A. c. Lawrence Judge A. A. Phillips, Col.
J. W. Fabens, John Fogarty, and Capt, John Creigh-
ton On Finance Malcolm Campbell, ESQ, Gen.
Wm. L. Cazeneau, and Daniel H. johnson. The
once Of Grand Marshal conferred on Col George
y. Hall, who viii be assisted By Capt. ]. Egbert
Farnum, Capt. Francis B. OKeefe, and Capt. Charles
walters. Gen. Walker viii arrive at Pier No. l.
Battery. BY the Amboy boat, at seven o'clock Tues
day evening" previous TO which procession viii be
formed in the Park and viii march 20 the boat to
receive him. No formal welcome will be extended
at that place. The General viii be Immediately
conducted to the Park, where he will mount plat
form erected for the oceasion-Win be addressed by
Judge A. A. Phillips behalf Of the Committee Of
Arrangements, and viii respond. The procession
viii then accompany him to the st. Nicholas, Hotel
where he viii sojourn during his stay in the city
~ 7. Journal Of Commerce.
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The CLERGY AT THE THEATRE.-Rsv Dr.. Bellows
theory is being put in practice, it seems, and the
clergy are actually going to the play! "TsmpOra
zautaatr," sc. The Rochester IN. Y american
says:
s.Tbe audience at the Albany Theatre on Tuesday
exening were somewhat surprised TO find a minister
of the gospel in high standing in that community
seated in the box tier with his lady watching with
great interest the performance of 'DOmbey and Son.
The minister in question evidently agrees with the
opinions lately announced by the Rev. DR.. Bellows
Of New York City"
And the Boston Bee:
Zone or more of our city clergy are among the
auditors at the Boston Theatre nearly every night,
and there are always several present when any spe
cal attraction is announced.
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Beaver Dan Springs.

RI in Hickman county Tennessee, beautiful, clear
II small creek Of pure and living water, In densely
shaded grove, where the air is COOL pure anu 6racng ana
lis equal n not superior 10 any In The south vest
having four Sulpher Springs, all differing materaly ole
Chy bae and several Of the purest and des FreestOe n
the word. Taking things together u Is considered Dy
competent judges 10 be Of The very hs watering places
In the United States Beaver Dam is forty miles west Of %
umb Nearly half the road turnpike, the balance me
best dirt road Tennessee. From WayBssborO s only
shout thirty miles east and from PERI vile about he same
distance Good huang and fishing by, and the very
pest OF Brandy Woe and Csars, kept Tor table and on
purposes Billiard Tables, Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller
games Tor exercise health and pleasure. leyaids and
peuIseesefs are particularly respectfully invited %
Visit mis- place we authorised refer 90 Kew A. L.
r Green hUssel hOus on, jones Ss, r. W. Brown, and
Washington MeTedeth Of Nashve nearly every man Wo-
man and chile tn Go umbia end Aaury county R Rev Jas
Otey s. P Walker, Col z. o. LOoaey, and duncan B. FRI
erson Of Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BE-
Seven D1ars Per Week.
children under 10 years old Hall Price.
Servants Of al ages HafPnce.
Any amount Of all kinds OF eOuveyaucss ready all times
Columbia 70 take Beaver Dam. About three
dred persons be comfortably accommodated so dOut
uevs when you hear that o. full.
We would most earnestly ard respectfully snvte our
friends the pulc To- visit Beaver Dam
ready to receive them. EASLEY & 90.
Under the supervision and control ofrs Jane & Keller.
June Att.
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EDpePsOm Springs.
MONTaOMER WHITE SgLPHER
SPRT as

THIS WATERING PLAUE viii De open Tor the reception
i Of Visitors the 10Th day Of June next
% is 81 -uated Eastern Slope OF the Asgbans,
the summit, Montgomery County, Virginia, seventy
eight miie. est OF Ly1chJurg, AMI hundred miles
West OF Richmond within one ard hall miles o the Viz
gina AID tennessee Rail cad, from which there anch
Railroad 20 the door Of ne Reception House
These Waters have been many years the
people OF the surrounding county and the place has
been tmproTsr bT vory large number Of Visitors from
many sections OF the UE0u- most OF whom testify
their efficacy In a number Oilissases.
Tie InTrJVeme are OF the hrst ORDER the
large aud airy and many 0 them arranged particular
regard 10 the sOm4glt aud convenience OF Families.
The Dining has deem much enlarged since last
season, and sill be under the management Of JHAfLEs G.
lHoEPs0N. $50 &C Richmond, whose capacity Caterer is
unsurpassed.
To the Of health Of Pleasure. this place presents
attractions seldom 10 be met with at Watering Place. and
second t0uOue the Union.
In addition the Railroad facilities By which visitors
from III sections OF the country be brought the
Reception HOu there wi be aday Line ofSup slr
-Four Horse C0achs Oy way Of the New River White sui
pbur Springs the celebrated salt Lake. the Red, SAIL
GreenoTier White sulpherau Sweet Springs.
The Lynchburg q AbU gdOn Telegraph Company have
constructed bauCh Of their Line hes springs and opened
Once Iu the Reception House.
ample provision been made for the comfortable ac-
COmmOdatOn One thousand persons and viii be
spared 70 render their s1jurn pleasant and agreeable.
ROBERT H. MOSBY, PREsfr,
Montgomery " bite sulphur Springs Company.
june6-dim-sOdlHI-W .25aug.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore San.
RECEPTION OF GEN'L WALKER-GOV JOHN
son OF TENN

New YORK, June II.
The "cOnquering hero of Nicaragua, Gen1 Walk,
err, is to have a reception here. Last evening his
admirers held a meeting at National Hall. Speeches
were made by Col Fabens E. F. Purdy, and others,
and committee appointed to make the neces-
sary arrangements for his reception. The speeches
full Of sympathy for the General, and hope of
the future success Of his cause, with him as its
champion.
The trial Of the case of the brig Ellen, seized
some weeks since in the harbor of New York, on
suspicion of being SLAYER, was commenced in the
United States District Court yesterday. Captain
Faunce of the cutter Washington, testified that Van
Vechten, the master of the Ellen admitted a fort
night before the vessel seized that she was to
engage in the slave trade
The central committee of the Democratic Work
iugmen's Association met last night to initiate ar
rangements for the reception of Gov johnson, of
Tennessee on the 4th Of July next.
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ron suITHLAND AND PADUCAn.

THE light drqgght steamer CUBA, Mills, ez71srza h
L Master will leave for the shove ana all 49,
intermediate pOr-s TO-DAY, the Goth
instant, az u O'Clock. For freight or asssataas-
age apply on board,
jnne 2O-lt H.HARRIsON, Agents.
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LAW CARD.
G0LLEGTIONS IN TEXAS.

LAFAIE ~ -ILI0H % IENEs
THE undersigned has been engag the practice Law
in the and adjO ing counties Tor several years
He is determined 10 locate in Western Texas in
months and there resume his professional business s
solcs the citizens Of this State for the collection Of any
debts claims they nay have person residing in
counties Of Basque Ger yee McUennOn, Falls Bell Milan
Bureson Washington. Br5zOs, COLORADO, FayeJs, and
Austin, Texas, any other part Of the Sts, deemed
sucent interest warrant prompt atten-
ton the Those, having such CLAIMS requested
apply him, Be amin Tarver, Aty, Gc. Le-
banO1 Tenn ID. beu, (Sr Jr Atiys &c, Nash
Vile, Tenn, whO vii hin, in eating teTm- rece
ing claims, executing, in his uames the necessary
esipts, Till the 18Th day OF Oct Der, 1871.
june2O-WsW IN II. DEWITT.
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DEoLEED.-We have every reason to believe that
Col John W. FOrney Saturday, sent to the Presi-
dent his declonsion Of the lstter offer to him Of the
.. s. Consulship at Liverpool, rendered some time
since Col. F. designs returning to Pennsylvania,
where he WILDE accompanied by the warmest wishes
for his happiness and prosperity Of large and at
tached a circle Of personal friends as ever gentle
man acquired among the citizens Of Washington,
through an official residence here
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KINaST0N SPRINGS.

CHEAT An COUNTY TEAM SSEEs
THIS popular and vOrile resort open for the
cptOn visitors We have the services OF the best
and those VII have had much experience their
several duties The pleasure seekers and the iUvat each
snail have every attention the require suffice much
care viii be taken 20 render this tie paragon The
superior medical 0prtes which mark the White, Black,
and Grey Sulphsr prnE, and SuIpher and Chay beaie
Springs are eoglizel u Is who have felt their beneficial
influence We hH Zed the ebrled Gothic Player,
Jordan and his band, NasEv e. Our Omnibus viii
leave he Sewanee House Iuestay Thursdays, Saur-
days for the Springs.
juneI3-3sE. KRzIDER JONES.
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"a The prOprietOrs Of the Memphis appeal have
enlarged their daily edition in order accommodate
their advertising customers and afford sufficient
reading matter for the public.
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Eor 81.

CONE QUICK OR lose A BARGAIN.
TOETyG compelled % change ny business, am Offering
f1rsals, good terms, al % Livery Stock,
ssiing Horses, Bugges, Carriages, &c, sc. Those who
wish b 90 into mOuey making business, viii DO well 90 call
Immediately.
a lease can be had upon the Stable for term OF years
q. W. SU INEE.
81 s. al arEet street,
JuueI7 Nashville Tenn.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

TUYHE fine light draught steamer ALONEA -, .
n leaves This Day, the Goth instant, - u
at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, for the above and all in
lermedate pors For freight passage apply board
to A. HAMILTON,
June 20 A n. HARRISON, Agents
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RENTS ANDLEAsE AT AUCTIOv.

On SATURDAY, the 10th June, next will let by public
auction TO the higt eft bidder, all the Off Is, rooms
ements and vacant ground accent TO the New Post Oce
Church aud Cherry streets
This property will let t is, for two years; payable
guar ery, with approved security Is bank
L. r GlASCOrK
iunel0-td Agent No. o. Cherry ST
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THE DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN MINNEsOTA.-Not-
withstanding the efforts of the Republicans their
confident anticipations, and their noisy announce
ment Of victory, we believe there is now no doubt
that Minnesota has gone largely for the Democracy
at the recent constitutional election; and there is
every prospect that she will come into the Union
with two Democratic o. S. Senators, and three Dem
ocratic Representatives This is a heavy blow to
those who relied so confidently on the Republican
proclivities of the foreign population Of Minnesota
particularly the Germans-and insisted on their
being allowed to vote in the constitutional election
in the hope that their aid would win the new
State for Fremont and Freedom alias Black Re
publicanism in 1860.
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VUsT REC VED-Waisr Coolers Of various patterns,
81 ave minute Ice Cream Ffsezs Toilet ssts, Pressed
and JaDanusd To Ware Vslndah Chairs ami sesss Tin
Plate block lin, Copper, shssIlron and Russia iron 0f safe
by Tjunei2-imi 2. W MAXEX q 60.
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CHARLES R0BERTS0N'S
Mandatory and Bakery,
M. II MarLet etrnnt

NO H. Market Street
pEGS leave return his sincere thanks 20 the public for
u the liberal patronage ne has received snce he opened
the above premises and bv paying attention 10 business
h hopes 20 be continued with urher favors
P.S To my Confectionery have added Bakery, where
will keep always 1and large supply Of Breaf Cakes,
Crackers, c. well a large supply Of Confectionery
Nuts ears, Pickles, Sywps s., besides keep large
assortment OF American English, Freuch German Toys
and Fancy articles generally which will sold cheap su
the country Trade. CHAS. BOBERTSON,
junel9-tf No. IL Market street.,
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I. DYER, who has had many yeau experience, want
"A steady employ nentin Wool silk Cl0tl, Yarns. Car
give he i Of references Address George 8shworh Dgt
Reading Pennsylvania. lY.B.B-l jlnel3-lE.
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Summer Stock Of Fine Shoes.
JOHN BAMMAGE,
no 10, College Street
now in receipt Of larg stock Of handsome Shoes fol
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Boy and Children.
FOR LADIES.
Sup. English Black Kid Slippers bows;
:. So Lasting 8, :. PLAN
Frsnch red bTOnzsd &" bows;
50 White - coioredi
French Embroidered Kid and satin Slippers;
Toilet slippers, black and COlOrsd;
black French Last ng Heelsd Caters;
- Iallsn Cloth Callers, front and side lace;
English Kid Heeled
French Lasting Baton with heels,
Kid and Morocco Buskins, Ties, &C., &c.
FOX GENTLEMEN
French Calf Pump-sole Dress Boots;
Stitched
s. SeEed
" Pump sole Shoes
Patent Leather aud Calf OXfOrds;
Sc Calf broad ana narrow strap shoes,
English Lasting, CAT d Patent Il ajher 6 alters;
Calf Kid UXfOTus; ''VsTy nice y
Patent Leather Pump-s0e Ore Shoes;
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters;
6. oxford lies and stout shoes, &c
MISSES black and bronzed Kidtrmmed Slippers
Lasting Caters with and without heels
School shoes Of every description
NEGRO Brngaus and Kip Shoes OF all kinds;
Extra sized h and Goa B, otses tor servants.
Ny extensive and Of the best and will be sold at
JOHN RAMAGE,
Iune9O ~ College street.
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KNOW NOTHINGs CLEANED OUT IN

The election of Judge of the Court of Appeals,
in the Judicial District of Kentucky in which Louis
Vile is included, came of on the 18th The district
contains twe1ty-one counties, and Fillmore had in
them q majority of eighty-One. Stirring efforts
were made on both sides to bring out a full vote,
and the result is the Plug Ugly party is beaten
The Democracy have gained thirteen hundred in
Louisville and Jefferson county alone.
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THE SPEAKING-A very large crowd was in town
last Saturday, to listen to the candidates for Cover
nor Gen. Harris did valiant service for Democratic
principles know nothingism with all
Of its fUmmery.
During the discussion, an unfortunate difficulty
occurred between the candidates. Nineteen-tWen-
tieths Of those with whom we have conversedt touch
ing this matter, in sanctoning the course of
Gen. Harris Fayetteville Observer, 18Th.
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a COMFORTABIE two story House, near the corner Of
n Spruce and D-mumbraus streets, containing rooms,
besides kitchen, servants room, stables, &c, will be rented
for the roman1eroi Tie year on the NEST accommodating
t5rms-rtu Mt payable monthly.
To a humane master young negro woman, who Is q
good washer and Tgner, viii be hired for balance
Of the year part Of the furniture may be rented p1r
chased. Apply 10 WILL L. BOYD,
2U-H General Agent. No 50 Cherry 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20

New HAMPSHIRE UNITED STATES SENAToR.-Air
Clark the Republican nominee, was, on the 18th
inst elected United States Senator by the Legisla-
ture of this State, in place Of the Hon. James Bell
Republican, deceased. The vote stood in the House
Clark 1872, Wells, Democrat l22. In the Senate,
Clark s, Wells 3.
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Notice.

THE arm Of Strattan Swing dissolved, by mutual
L consent the zO-b Of May. Ether Of the
auhoTz 90 clos up the JusiHes- heir books &c, viii
found al their old stlud. MADISON STATION.
A. u EWING.
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Albany Agricultural Works

EMERY BROTHERS, ALBANY, n. 7.
THE attention OF all those desous purchasing ne b,-
and approved H9r-e Power ana Thresber h -
specially calef - the above celeorated Mach-pee bb
are universally acknowledged 10 be superior an others in
point Of durability, efficiency and operation
large supply Of these Machines lust been received
and are for sale at the Warehouse Of
JAS. A McALLISTER & CO
Broad q. Nashville. Tenn
They are also for sale by r. G RICHARDSON; Frankn
Williamson county, Tenn; W. n. CARTMEL, Lsbanon.
Wilson county, Tenn, and Ben S. WELLER Nashville
Tenn June l6-d6- Wv