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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD-A COMPROMISE
EFFECTED "A correspondent Of the New Orleans
Della, writing from Marshall Texas under date of
the 18th ult communicates the gratifying intslli-
gence that the dark clouds which for time pas
have impended over the PR spects Of the Southern
Pacific railroad, and sdrOuded that great enterprise
in gloom are dispensing and that again the future
begins to look bright aud promising The CORES
pondeut Of the Dslta forwards to that paper the
award of the arbitra,Ors selected to settle the diff
Guilty between the old and new companies, aud which
was agreed to by the representatives Of the two
companies satisfactory. It appears that the
award of the arbitratOrs purges the stock books and
reduces the liabilities of this road to cash basis.
All stock that is claimed be bona fds is required
to be submitted to these arbirators, G. G. Gregg,
J. Marshall, Benjsmin Long, h. Perry and Ohm
NJ Wsskom, within six months Of this date, for
their examination and approval If they find it to be
genuine, they allow it; otherwise, it goes by the
board. This, it is confidently asserted, saves the
enterprise and insures the speedy construction Of
The road When the stock books have been Purged,
the bona fds stockholders are to elect officers,
and the present ones, both old and new, to re-
tire.
The correspondent Of the DsIta adds: "Tbe Texas
movement has, therefore, succeeded in freeing this
great enterprise from the incubus that pressed to
the earth aud prevented its sucoess-the millions Of
stock that scattered broadcast over the land for
which no adequate consideration has ever been paid.
Il was this stock that alarmed the country and pre-
vented prudent from investing in the enterprise,
it was this that caused the execution of the deed of
trust and this that caused the sale under it. To
get rid Of this stock was the whole object of the
Texas movement, and it has succeeded"
Since preparing the foregoing We learn that Dr..
yEPrHA TowLEs, OF Memphis, President Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, who attended
the meeting at Marshall, Texas, has issuei call
for meeting Of the stockholders, to be held in
Louisville Ky, on the 25th inst The call states
that compromise has been effected between the old
and the new companies, in accordance with which
the old company is to pay the new one the sum Of
1927 900 in three equal stalments, 81 three, fve
spd. seven months, in cash or negotiable paper The
call says
otis desirable to promptly exinguish thisindebt-
eduess, that may come INTO possession OF the
road and property Of the company, and promptly
proceed with the construction Of the rOad-the
means to construct the next twenty-five miles being
in the Treasury of Texas. If the debts be paid off
relieving the company Of its peouniary disabilities,
and the ability TO proceed with the TOsd be shown,
no fears need be entertained the hostility Of Texas
or Of the guardians Of her prosperity, her public
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10 VALVaRLE EaRaS E0R SAlE

THAT k&lusbie tafm on which the undersigned
sided lortRs last eignt years. Is for sale. Pc
the waters OF Big Harp-tb veT the county OF Vi
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville. ResF the fare
Tank, the Rehland and CsntTevs Turnpike. miles
from Franklin the county Of williamson and With
two miles Of the North Western Railroad nOH being cen
stucted. The tact conisus about four hundred and eight
Of frs rate farming land; the county line between
Davidson aad Williamson EUq trough the Northwest
aer Of L1e tract, Was formally the well known farm
the late wilkins Whilsd.d.
On Jhis comfortable residences with all ne
cessaTY houses; barn. cribs, stables carriage house.
with eEcelsni young orchard Of choice fruit Go0r
spring water, and an abundance Of falling stock Watsi
runptnZ nm different through the farm AdOin
tna this t2rm another tci OF about hundred
sxcesnt land with GOOD residence, for ssa, The soil
5oi5 tracts is equal any for crops either grain grass
and both united, they viii be sold separately 9gethsr
may suit bpyers, ills thought b. good iLdges il cd b.
made Of The best stock farms in the State s size.
A. those wanting TO bug, would Of walsh 70 7iep
me premises before puTobazlag further description
de5med Unnecessary gt AT invited 80 call and TO-
nsmselvea. aug 25-0o@W6l JOHN L. BILL.
WISH 20 sell the farm which l reside, in WillEUs5F
county, adjoining that advertised above 81 MT. John
H containing By recent survey, hundred and ninety
nine and half Of hrt rate farming land, with
Portable dwelling, with G necessary out houses suitable 70
snail farm, with good water. The farm Il well enclosed
with good fences Including about seven hundred yards O.
stone fence viii sell Ills place separately or together
with MT. Hls-us both uried would certainly make 1oB
rabe faFa, and purchasers invited call Mr.iH
and r~auBe tie premises. LAVlNIA CRAIGHEAD.
FC ertner particulars sppy TO mT. II. Snyder. sl he
6tOrsUf Sryde' FrizzslL Nashville L. c.
suus-end1
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suicide
Nanier,s Despntch.

RH Chiffon, a cotton broker, committed suicide
this morning.
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The.columbia Mirror learns 'hat the residence Of
JoHE HILLARD, ESQ, about miles from that place
on She Nj Pleasant pike was entirely destroyed BY
FIRE on Sunday night last The loss sustained must
have been very considerable, as, We are Informed,
Mr.. HILLARD was unable to save any furniture
Whatever. Il ia supposed to have been the work Of
an incendiary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05

A Card so the Ladies--Dr, DuPODcO's Pee
TtOdfc0l Pills for Fema les.--Are niallibs for re.
moving Stoppages Or Irregulai lilies OF the Menses,
The Pills nothing new but have been used BY the Doctor
his practice for years, both In France and America with
Paraesd success in and he urged BY many thou
sand ladies' who have used the make the Pills public, for the
alienation Of those suffering any Irregularities Whatever
preventive to ladies whose health viii permit Of increase OF
family
Pregnant females, those supposng themselves
toned against using pills While in that condition. the propEe
tor responsibility after the sdmonition although
pills recommended Directions accompanying each box, Price
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Ter sale By JOHN YoEK 4 Co, No 50 Uaioi s1as
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Boeaeas Dseansron
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Bedsg Ecclesiastical History a EnEand.
AslletH Norfhsru Antiquities.
Bills Early English Nsaiesl Ronancs.
Chronielesof ihs Crundes-I1asiraisd.
Early Travels In Paleseins. VITA NAP.
K-ighilsy's FairJr llgtholog7-cruitsssuE r--
Hand Book Of Proverbs sayings, Mlzims, &e.
Longs Portraits q nlustrious Psrsonazes.
Maxsel's Victories Of Wellington.
Life Of Wellington, By an GA solder
Tales Of The 6eua from tie Persian
Pictorial Hand Book Of Ldndon
Tsssos Jerusalem Delivered
History Of he Anglo sax5ns-uIu1rassd.
Ari5tos Orands furoso-ans sleel plates
Bouonis' NinsFeh and Is Patcas-IlIustrstsd.
RaPhael and 4iohssl Angelo-Tllust atsd.
hiares British Birds-colsrsd plates.
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CHICAGO, Nov An the first Four Districts in
Illinois, RePub lean Congressman are elected. The
rest are Democratic
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Or. JoHS WArESs, Of this city, has laid upon our
table some very hne apples grown upon his plsnta-
ton, Mulberry Grove, ip Arkansas. The varieties
are Penn Cider, Pound, Zone fifteen inches in cir
cuInferenee,1 Robertson Red, New Town Pippn,
Turner Green, and Wine Sap. They not only
fine in appearances but Of excellent flavor.
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Illinois ELECTION.

SPRIsGFIFLD, Ill Nov 4-The Republicans con
oede the election Of Douglas by 3 majority in each
house.
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NTarried

On the Sd Instant BY Rev Dr. Goodle Mr. 0. OWEN Miss
N. F. GOODLrr all Of Davidson county, Tennessee.
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Nd the various affections consequent upon disOrdered
"A STOMACH OR LIVER such Indigestion, AcGity Of
the Stomach, COlcky Pains, Heartburn Appetite De-
pondency Costivene Blind and Bleeding Piles. all
vOus, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections,
instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected de-
cided
This is purely vegetable eopoun prepared on strictly sci
enhe principles, the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor, Basrave Because Of Is great the
European States its introduction the States in
tended especially for those Of Eeand scattered
and there the face Of the mighty country. Meeting
great among he offer It to the American public,
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues be
tnoElsdged.
tuo1s may have become impaired by continuous Of ar
dent spirits other forms Of dissipation Generally instanta
10 effect. II fnd its way directly the Of life, Thrill
ling ant quieeuing ners raising the dropping spirit
and in fact inusing health and vigor the system.
NOTCE.Wh hoover expects % find this beverage will be dis
appointed but the sick, weak and low spirited will prove
grateful cordial Of singular remedial proper
ties. CAUTION -= a.
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has induced
limitations, which the public should guard agnt pur
chasing Be not persuaded buy anything else until you have
given Boerhsyes HOanC Rers fair trial One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior it is all these maits.
ions.
~ Sold at 81 per bOs six bottles for IS, By the sole
PrOprietors,
BENZ. PAGE, JR. d co.,
Manatss uring Pharmscslsts and Chemists Psburg Pa
SOdil ashvlle BY EWn- Pendleon & Co., ". ". Berry
DemONie, Dr. A. Roscoe Jo G. Brown, Demovle & Bell,
G. ". Uendershot Dr. 7, Wells Wells Hooper Co., Beech
Hunter and Druggists generally throughout The State
mays 5S-dtr&wIyins.
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SALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
WY virtue Of decree Of the Chauoey Court at Gailatn
its last term, shall on the Ist Monday i'm De-
cember next the Court House door, in the town ofGs
At Public Auction,
One Of the most valuable tracts Of Land in the county Of SUMNER
AIG ACRES.
said tract Land is beautifully situated lying about miles
from Town u Gallatin Immediately upon Turn.
pike road, within 30 OF 900 yards Of the Nash
vile Railroad noW finished from this place Nashvel
known the Odom Tract
Upon aid Land are or never falling Springs Of excellent
One Hundred and Fifty o. said being we'll
tmbere anil sex in Blue Gras, anolg fine paurage
the country and tie ba ID high Of rat1n.
Said Of Land viii he sold whole. divided
tracts to suit purchasers Also, al the tine and poe, that
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main street in the town Of Galail distance
from the square known the Dr.. NeWsom property Said Lot
has good Dwelling, containing Rooms, Kitchen
Smoke house, ETs Stable and Carriage house, with Ohsr
Necessary OuthOuses No Brick once with roms, together
with large lard ard Garden, AMI Is altogether % the most
desirable residences in the Town Of GalatiH,
Terms or SALE-Onethird Cash. the balance In And 2
years endorsed without ierest and lien rsed
Said Land House h3t viii shown 70 any one ~
ng 70 purchase, application, IN "a latin
LEDNiDAs BAKER, Commissions.
Gallatln, Tenn. Sept. g5-sep2s-3m
LOUISVILLE a NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
20
Freight Notice,
Ii Freight viii b. orsEred ~ the morning train and must
be delivered AZ the station use, between
Tor that day, and there is euuselisnos ing
Freghs Tor nie media pin NaSbi Ae and Gasa
SssI7-I 4. EKUAELER0I, Asza
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HARPERss MAGAZINE for Novernbsr-
Lhe ATLANTIC MON raLY nr Naveutsr
EAAEhsOA q PuTNAMis MAGAgINE a. r,---s.-
Leslss Magazine Of fasdion for NoranH,r
GoieY's Lady BOOK for Novsultsr
Grahana's l1asalus fog NoVsuher
PstsFsou's MszaEins for Ho7ambsr
Scr 81. = Loesll JOHN YORK O..
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Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine Brandies and Wines, TVhfskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
#A WE beg leave to call the attention Of our "a
tzs friends aud the trule generally, 70 large
So and we'll selected stock Of the above articles
iust received embracing in part;
Brandies.
sarzerac, Cl54O9 Alex. ssignetie;
Otsrd, Dupuy, very hne; United Society Propre.ors;
Jules Robini Raynsl and Alus5ee;
With many other brands.
Wines
Claret (every grade) Madeira;
Port do do Champagne, livery hne)
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam. No. I Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale do b Potter;
I Wills Co Stone:
Richardson; North;
Tyream; De2usa.
beverly; Peaches and Cream Twist;
JOHNS Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough ard Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll: Langhurne & Armstead;
Claiborne & Taliaferr0; Pine Apple;
And many others.
Cigars.
Estrella; LaEscarlatta;
Columbia; Imported LOndres.
Bstrella Primera; La sa vadora;
Cutro e Groin; Imported S0lace
COncho Regalia; DO Ne-selrodei
La Silva Do Principe
La Prueba, Imp DO Trabue0s,
La suiza, do Ia Igusra;
La Diana, Gift;
Embracing every grade
oct9 LEGlLY EFT a SMITH.
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Magnificent Scheme!
iACH SATURDAY In AUGUST!

A Circular showing the plan of the Lott
terics will be sent 10 any one desirOus of
receiving it.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES Willie sold At
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Half Hose.

INDIAN Cashmere, Shaker Flannel, Lambs Wool, Merno
Brown English and White Cotton Half Ho, every style and
variety. Just received By
OGtiS JH. NsGILL
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TAW q BEERS

AUBRlCATANG GREASE
a CHEAP and durable compound for gressne he arfs, q
"A osllnl onses3 CaRrhsag oss Gartss DraYs ana
" aEOms5 also economical and durable ubrafo~ -
Heavy Nae himerys II viii gum an l. Bof s7fs
BY heat or cold F0rsale In Tin Cans, Barrels
GWEN, PkNpLEION 4 Co
". ". BERRY & DEM0VuLE
A. STREIUE,
10. @. BROWN,
And Druggists generally. rteaosu
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Enclose the money TO address for the Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by FIRST mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure ly NAV Segirnats
List Of Drawn Numbers Prizes will - zart IN pur.
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES nain and
give their Post Office County and State. -
Remember that every Prize is drawn and pava in full
MISUNDERSTANDING
M All prizes Of $1,000 and under paid Immediately after
the drawingother prizes at the usual Of thirty DAYS
All communications strictly confidential s.-r
Address orde,s for Tickets Certificates to
). SWAN a. co., Augusta Georgia
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta Ca,
can have their orders filed, time W All tn 3 sa
& Co., at either Of those cities.
IL list Of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel with
the amount Of the prize that each is entitled will e pHb
sed after drawing, in the following paDrs-Augusta
Ga COnsdtuHon2iist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian Rieond
Dispatch New York Dispatch Pauldug ss) Csrion,
Little Rock Ark.l YTue Democrat. iy-T
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2 Look out for limitations of Lea & Perrin's WOr-
cesgershire sauce. See advertisement JOHS DUNCAN
& Sons. aug2l-dly.
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Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn
To WHOM al oneTs ust be addressed They will supply the
trade Projectors prices and furnish show circulars
Sold at Retail IN Nashville By
DEMONiLLE & BELL, No a6 Cherry street.
G.. W HENDERS HTTT cor Cedar St. and Public Square.
BEACH & G0ODLET. Market ST., opposite Union street.
J. STREET IL, corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Ladies y enclosing to either ef the above agents. can have
the above Pills sent eonhdentaly by mail to any part Of the
city country.
n. sThe ingredients composing these Pills known
every agent selling them. They will tell you that they are all
they rpreentedto be. Ask for Dr. DuponcO'S OIs
den Pills. See the signature you will then get
medicine you depend upon, yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO., AGENTS for Memphis
WILSON & srARBIRD Agents for Louisville
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DOZEN best Patent Apple Peslss I rsoiTsa and for sale
u b lsuEl J. W. WILSON.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

WILL SELL as Administrator OF Richerd HYDE Sen de-
ceased, Monday November 22d, 1868.
the late residence Of Richard HYDE ssn miles from NASH
ve Hy les Ferry Tu npike -Four or HUNDRED
Barrels Of Germ lotof good Fodder With Mules, Wagon, &C.,
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
RICHARD HYDE, Administration
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SWAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!

TRIUMPHANT!
The following Scheme will drawn BY s. Swan < Co. Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery each Of their Single Mum
Der Lotteries for November 1855 AUGUSTA, GEO in public
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Glass 40 draws on
Saturday, November 6, 1855.
Glass draws ON
Saturday, November IA, AS5S.
Glass 42 draws on
saturday, November 20, 1858.
Glass 43 draws on
saturday, November ~, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
I'VE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED PRILEs
NEARLY oNE PRIZE TO BVERY NINE TICKETS.
-. Magnificent Scheme!
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Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &C., Rock City
Mills, will find Order Box at the Post Office W. H.
Gordon Co.'s warehouse where the four times
each day. july2j J. Z. BAUMAM & co.
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RATES ON PRODUCE FROM
Mash willie 10 Memphis.
Cotton per Bale s235
onsa' 90 busneL q
Sorn DO do .: :-; 81
The above special Produce take effect on and after tbs
date Wheat Corn and Flour CHARGED local rates Mess
shipped In car osdsi Wheat 5 bushels Corn 80 bushels
ana Z our % barrels per car. CHAS. ". ANDERSON.
b
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y ~ AZ private sale especially bbil ling purchasers
Ne ssv-n very desirable lots n me Boyd Add ion
N.yais Also, las IN tae Cockriu Spring Tract TlI
rr,rrv 4 NOS beEufullg located We OF cecy Brna and
tbrsh sfrss und The Charlotte Pike, Crs Sheets and
Avenues We propose % s only lots and at fixed pr
NON which We viii not yary. Apply 70
j. l. 4 4. ~ BROWN,
osl7l-lm tf5f Cherry street.
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Bank of WeSI Tennessee, al
SstLaSS1S MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Nashville. dtE-W
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Wanted Immediately.
5000 s RgsHsl' Pred F sss1;: ..s.,,..
I!uO a. -
For which the highest price IN cash viii Re Maid
septl4-9m STRATUM a sFysforR
LESLIE ron OCTORFR,
4NhANh LESLiES NEW MONTHLY MACHINE for De-
II taaleI'Jlsl reserved hy Z. HAGAN,
Sep'~s Market and Union sts
Building Lots for sale.
IVA e Offering for sales number Of desfrbe RudiBy
w Lots in Iou toms, shehy', BIoud's Zoioous AMI o-
r addtons to Edgedeld These lots ei ~ located
lev hundred yards from the pu0l square, and b sold OF The
most ItVoTaole terms. ). L. & R ". BROWN,
ssP%0-<m A1z Cherry street
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an articles sold by the undersigned deliverable any place In
the city free Of charge When selling the quantity their rate
Of discount is 10 per cent from retail prices
J. +. BAUMAN & co.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-01-07
Remember Home.

Fortunate-unspeakabl fortunate, is the
young man who has home that he loves, and
dear ones nesting there to whom his heart
goes out in immeasurabIe yearnings Of afFec-
ton. The youth who hes come to the city to
seek his fortune, is guarded as by an angel
from Heaven, when lie carries fresh in his
memory the picture Of an humble cottge home
which shelters the dear and venersted being
who gave him birth. The thrill of her loving
touch, as she lail her hand upon his head in
blessings, ere heaturr.ed his footsteps toward
the great city, shall hold him ever in the path
of life, and charm the temper away. And
still more blessed is he if he has to devote a
portion of his wages to the support of that
home, and Of those dear ones whom he so
loves. In such a case, his earnings are hal
lowed with sacredness which communicates
itself to his character, and is exhibited in bo-
SONS of noble duteousness. The conscious
ness that the wages of his :oil gladden., and
beautify, and make comfortable, the home Of
his childhood, and the authors of his being,
gives dignity to his labor, and delight in
its rewards, such as no mere selfish spirit of
acquisition can impart. Therefore, o ye
young men, remember your parental homes,
and devote at least portion of your earnings
to the making Of them brighter and happier,
that your own life-2ath may be frightened by
the effulgence which is ever rsdiated from
good deeds.