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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-12

Mexican Mustang Liniment.-From rich and
poor bond all eolOs grades and conditions Of %
the need Of praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores healed pains relieved lives saved valuable animals
made useful untold ills assuag this great medicine which
are surprising the Judgment Of What family does not
require Eminent, Who heard Of the
produced by any srce7 For Cuts Bruises sprains Reu
maism Swelling Strained Horses &C. has equal Be1oare
Of limitations The genuine Mustang Lninent is sold by
respectable Druggists Livery Men every town, parish
hamlet throughout North and South America Europe and the
Islands of the Ocean, Buy at once.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, New York.
For saIeby RAINS & BROWN,
nov25-d&wlm Nashville.
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E@ Bank of West Tennessee, at
SAE12SS MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville [dtw
II Look out for limitations Of Lea q Perrin's WOF
cestershiFe sauce. See advertisement Of DUNCAN
= soNd auE2l-d1y
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SWAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT!

following Scheme will be drawn BY Co. Mana
gers the Sparta Academy Lottery each Single Num-
Der Lotteries for November, 1853 AUGUSTA, GEO in public
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TUE partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the arm OF MCCALL gANLEER q CO., s this day
dissolved BY mutual consent, Mccall retiring from
Sam Yanleer is alone authorized to the firm in qr
dHtion. A. W. MCCALL.
Nashville, Dec. 2, 1858. SAM. YANLEER.
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Rock City MiIIss-J r. BAU1AY d co., Proprf
eors J. E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn at their Mills corner Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of FIOur-From and after this date, until further
notice, the price Of
Extra Family Flour, 90 IS Fine Bran, 6Oc
Fine Flour, = Mixed Bran, Coo
Unboited, IS Coarse Bran, SOC
Middlings, = Corn MEAL y bushel, Toe
Shorts, %
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable any place
the city free charge. When selling by the quantity, their
u O7''''-' j. E. BAUMAN & co.
Any one wanting Flour Bran Meal, &C. from Rock City
Mills will find an Order Box at the Post Office and at w.
Co.'s warehouse, where the calls four times
each day. ldec II J. L BAUMAM & co.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Impar pearly vhiteness to the complexion.
Persian Pearl Drops
As beautiher cannot be excelled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As a cosmetic stands unrivaled.
Persian Pearl Drops
Warranted inlure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Jo C. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. II. HenderIhott
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Rains & Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
augl7-d6m A. Z. WETHRRILL, Cincinnati
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ST LOUIS. Dec. 1.-THE river is falling slowly
and is full of ice. Nothing new above.
CIEClNsATI, Dee. 1l.-EveniDg Flour advanced
IOal5 cents 50a4 go; Whisky buOysn ,224; Hogs
dull; Mess Pork offered at II so, but there
buyers, HOO bbls. sold for February delivery at
Is 90
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What's u:

natb VpS
Greatly to our surprise, We this week 70.
ceived through the post-oihce, q copy Of the
Florence Courier. There was nothing in
the appearance Of the aforesaid sheet calcu.
lated to excite surprise nfths beholder, buI
nevertheless, we confess to emotions Of sur.
prise, and for this reason: Early last spring
We had occasion to notice very pointedly
some statements made BY the Courier, in
regard to this city-we charged the thsr
editor with ri!fal falsi6cation, and proceed
it upon him-whereapon, the visits Of til.
Courier to this Office ceased. OF course
We felt the loss severely, but managed to
survive the deprivation, quite AZ well =.
could have been expected. Is it wonde,
then, that after 80 longs deprivation Of SC
invaluable sheet, We should hsys been
greatly surprised at again becoming the re-
cipient Of the Courier. We notice ssnew
hand at the bellows in the person Of Jso.
NJ. MEsrzER. and supposing that We are in
debted to his presence for this evidence Of
returning reason upon the part Of the cou-
rier, we chserfully extend to him the hand
OF Fellowship, and would express heart
felt wish, that he will not show the sswhits
feather" in case we should, in the course Of
human events, chance to run tilt with him
in . paper battle. II, - heretofore, the
price Of an exchange With the Courier,
10 to be our continued silence over the most
palpsbls falsehoods and misrepresentation,
We do mot look for, and shall not sxpcct, 1
Of grectings from the city Of
Crooks" MT. ssd. 4
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- THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED
sss3 the shove veli-known HOTEL. takes this -
III portunity Of presenting it, elains - he tfas.
cling community. Ne has seeufed he most
attentive and obiigihs HELL and his TABLE will al.
vays Be furnished with the very bsss the naSkss a.
fors. The most dgent attention will b given u -.
sure the comfort and cater to the wAnts Of al Whe
may become guests No pains or expense will - sas
ID to make this comfortable homo for all who may
either permanently temporarily extsed heir pasrea
ass 70 Il.
Charges moderate and regulated - sais ~ sines.
n There 10 attached to this Hotel esunsdtsuA
woli-secured BRICK STABLE, with IN attentive be-
ler at all times in waiting. JOSEPH WEIRlCn.
Council bluGS, October 1Sn3e-u ~
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TO JOHN M. AIMS:

0lR:-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ON
- the wenty-eighth day Of January A. d. 1857 there
was nied in the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Cas- County, Iowa. petition Of James Ste
phens claiming Of deed 10 the kast-haif the
Southvest quarter Of section No. thrtyfour (3 and
the quarter Of the Southeast quarter Of
ton No. thirty-three fs9l in township No. seventysix
1s north Of Range No. thirty.sx f3) West, in Case
county Iowa. and that a the October term Of the dis
rie court Of said county held in the town Of Lewis
made that you be notified Of the ding Of said petit
ton, By publication in the Council Blum Eonpareil
four consecutive weeks prior TO the April said
district court. Now, therefore, unless yon appear
and said petition on or before the morning Of the
secoOd day Of the April term Of said court begun
and held in the town Of Lewis Ia Cass County, Iowa.
the fourth Monday in April 1885, decree will be rem
dered against you thereon.
u , FRANK SrREEr Atty for Pitt
Ordered published In the Council Rluds Eonparei,
four weeks BY the district Cass county At the
term Aeid In October, A. D., 1857. n. F..
Feb e-]l-lw CHARLES BALDWIN, Clerk,
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Exchange Restaurant,

KAB88Av DBONAs IOWBk DHOAOWAY,
as COUNCIL 1LUFYs, IOWA.
TINE WOULD ANNOUNCE
i the csiseas Of Ceuncil Dluns, and the public
In general, that he has opened In this city RESTAU.
RANT BOARDING HOUSE, on kastsfn Plan ana 10
now prepared 70 serve mp 1t all hours any Of the fol-
lowing dishes:
Deef STEAK, Mutton Chops. veal Outlets, Oysters.
Ohi&ens, Turkeys, Birds, vsoisoa FieA /.
1t IA shortest notice. and ct prices 70 suit he tiuoe
Se-n SIMON WHITE, Proprietor
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y. c.NuT1. IA. TniTLE. ). 8. Asperv.
Merchants Exchange Dank
H. C. MUTT & CO.,
.-... Council BluNS, h,ca.

n fONHYS RECEIVED ON DEPOsIf, PAYABLE on
INX demand or At specined date, with o. wthsvt in
terest, % per aEreenent with depositon.
Transferable Certificates Of Deposits Issued When ID.
sired. Egss E 5f-si9r1 -.
We draw direct on New FORK. BOSTON, PAilsde,pai,
Detroit and Chicago, and have also perfected a
me0t By which Issue Drafts and Letae,s q (ra a
the principal Bankers in One Hundred md Ffy-Seven
Cities Of Europe. se "a 1sE--s@.s -
Collectioos made in wester1 Iowa anA Ksstsrn No.
brasta, free Of charge and 1emtsA essnt rute1 r
Exchange.
We receive orders to Buy and Sell . Coupsssj.,
Real Estate in lovs OF Eebrsska az
Warrants Ut current rates. HseR f8sEf--3-s-
kEFEAENcEs:
LIE HunAY + Co, n City GREEN. fnoxAs CO..
DnExEL Co, Fhila., PA. cooLDAusn lsooHs
VEAA0NT BAEK, Month, DusIinesaa. Isva
Vermont. sWA1AKAc Co. nAHk, His.
HARVEY kIH0, ESQ, Boston DAVID H. RAIsfeI 4 d.
L. G. BEARY 4 Co. Adrian Detroit AieAaeuaf
Michigan. ty1oa.
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CO A stay law has been introduced into
the Iowa Legislature. Upon Judgments Of
twenty dollars and under, stay Of four
months is allowed; and above twenty and
up to fifty dollars stay Of six months: one
hundred nine months; Eve hundred dollars
twelve months, and on sums Of over ave
hundred dollars eighteen months. The
debtor i obliged to give security in Ill cases
in 1t least twics the amount Of the debt. the
judgment being lien upon the real estate
Of the surety. At the expiration OF the stay,
If unpaid, execution 10 Issued against bosh
the principal and security, the property Of
the principal, however, i 6rst 70 be levied
upon-Buf. Hascksye.
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Nebraska Rspsslican.


We have received the prospectus Of -
per, bearing the above title, to be started ct
Omaha, on or before the arst day Of May,
next, BY En-. F. SCHNEIDER 4 Co. Az i,s
title indicates, the " Republican will repre-
sent the sound constitutional principles Of
our Federal and State Govcrnments, which
are upheld and cherished BY the Great Re-
public Party Of the Nation; and it will not
bstray those principles through fear or f.
vor, or at the command Of power or expedi-
sney." II i with pleasure, We note this
movement ON the part of the Republicans
on the other side Of the "Big Muddy" and
wshsartilJ wish thsm success, politically and
pecuniarily. We shall welcome the Repu5.
Hean to the feld, - co-worker in the
great cause Of Freedom.
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The N. Y. Tribune says that Hon. A. II.
Stephens of Georgia is understood to aspire
to wear the mantle Of the deceased Randolph
Of Roanoke, whose powers of sarcasm and
irony are still widely remembered. One who
is constantly trying to say smart things must
occasionally succeed; and We doubt that
Randolph ever said sharper thing than
Stephens, when, in discussing Com. Pauld-
ing's course At Punta Arenas, he said if our
Government had not interfsred with Walker
"he would now have been az secure in the
affections Of his people (the Nicaraguans)
- our President 10 in his"
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G. A den Of counterfeiters has been brok.
en- up in Cincinnati, and large amount Of
spurious coin captured.
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The Washington Union gives due notice
ssto every Democrat, north and south, in
and out of Congress-, in the Union" that
each and I'll must support the admission Of
Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution,
or be counted among the adversarics Of the
Administration.
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Nebraska Money 70 bs shrswn cut 1t Heme.
The Omaha Nebraskian, of date, Feb. Sd,
says, that "ths bankers, merchants and
business men Of this city, have entered into
an agreement, by which all Nebraska money
is to be refused from and after the LIST Of
March next, except such a. is redeemed in
Omaha, either in coin, or in currency that il
At par in the cities Of New York, Chicago
and St. Louis. We chesrfully second this
movement, as it win afford some protection
against the innumerable wild cat institutions
that are spriDging up all over the Territory.
If We cannot keep irresponsible kiters from
manufacturing their worthless trash in Ne
braska, let Us, at ell events, guard against
being swindled BY their rags, and if posi-
bic, compel them to deal honestly with US.
Let rs take no shinplasters, unless we know
whore to End their ssRedeemef."
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An act utterly forbidding future acquisitions
Of Public Lands, except by the pioneer set
tiers of each quarter section respectively,
would cover the whole ground; and even
though the present minimum price were still
existed, it would be more bene6cent than any
partial recognition Of the snti-monopoly
the Public Domain open to the monopolist
and speculator. .'....'...s. -.
II any bill providing Free Lands for the
Landless can be carried through the Senate,
We shall probably know it BY the end Of
next week for, if the subject should re-
ceive the go-by now, it will be hardly posi-
BILE to get it up at a later and more hurried
stage Of the Session. If either Of the bills
now before the Senate, or one Substantially
like them, shall pass that body, We shAll look
with confidence for its success ID the House.
Let the friends of the principle in that body
beware Of amendments, even such rs would
improve the measure, but put it through -
it comes from the Senate, and not take tho
risk Of its return to that branch. And,
should no Land bill pass the Senate this
month, We suggest the policy Of taking up
Mr.. Grows bill in the House and passing Il
n speedily as possible. That bill simply
gives actual settlers fifteen years. start Of
spectators in selecting from any lands
which may hereafter be surveyed and
brought into market, leaving all lands to be
paid for when entered, a. at present. Had
this bill passed twenty years ago. it would
have saved at least One Hundred Millions Of
Dollars to the settlers on our Public Lands
without abstracting one dollar from the
Treasury. 1t would have made the differ
snce between comfort, education and thrift
on the one hand, and privation, ignorance
and unthrift on the other, to some millions
Of our countrymen. We cntreat those Mem
bers from the Old States who realize how
blighting is the curse Of land speculation,
yet who will not vote to make the Public
Lands free, to give q hearty support to Mr..
Grows bill. Il viii do the New States i'm.
mense good without seeming to cost the Old
Ctafea n farthinv. Esfs
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not be impelled BY any wrong motives.
Twill alluds to some Of the charges pre-
ferred. In one instance, an attorney was
charged with alleged contempt, and 6ned.
The Judge confessed that he vas Alled with
indignation ct the time, but the committee
think be had NO just cause, though he
thought he had. The Judge thought that n
. certain case the lawyers were in collusion
against him, respecting the making up Of an
issue, bat the committee think he was mis.
taken, and that he should have given them
an opportunity 70 purge Themselves Of the
crime.
Another attorney was fined for mutilatins
the record. The evidence 10 not yery clear
on this point, but the Judge thought that
such design did exist.
Again, hs 70 charged with saying that he
would % shape his course q TO defeat the
law; but he says hs only meant that 10
would % shape his course that there should
bs no evasion Of the Law, and that II he
should be convinced that the Jury had cor.
ruptly decided against their Instructions in
law he would impfison them.
Another charge 10 that he had aAkxsd I'M
constitutional bail IN csrtain sase-at Ara
fixing Il at $500 and afterwards raising L %
$1,000 On account of prejudios against the
dsfeDdens. The Judge says the defendent
made an insulting attack upon him, and wan.
tonly abused him. The COMMITTEES think thia
no good reason for change in the bail. NOR
do they know that be did { on Tint account.
yet il would appear % from the great provo.
cation he bad offered hin. These are sone
o. the charges preferred against hin bat not
M. Snaaker th> Ants.. ....,.a
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. HOUSE. ~
FRIDAY, Feb. $40 A. NJ.
IMPEACHMENT or CLACCHrr.

The Special committee to whom was 70
ferrsd certain memorials and petitions call
ing in question the Official conduct of Thorn
~ W. Claggett, Judge Of the first judicial
District, and asking that he Be impsached
Of high crimes and misdemeanors, have had
the same under consideration and ask leavs
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agthBge, Dixon's SPrings, HartsVille.
Eoou College, end Ca7tain SpIiogs, 20
Gallaip, 90 miles aud back, every other
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COHnuug conditions % b incorporated m t8 c91r1ctI
10 the extent the department my deem proper.
l. Bs7en minutes are allowed 10 each Irsrmsdats Of.
fc5 whsa NOT otherwise spschsd for ass0rt % the ma
but on railroad and steam boat routes there IS
more delay tha1Is ss sisnt for exchange Of the nall
bags
3 Ol railroad and steamboat lines, aud other routes
where the mole Of conTsyanss admits Of b. the special
ays1ts OF inc Department also post Cfd1s blanks mail
bags, LOCKS ana ksya are TO be conveyed without extra
charge.
g. Ja rsiroad and steamboat lines ias route agsns
the department. are 10 be conveyed without eharg and
for Their exclusive use while travelling uita ths mali
comuodilus car a1arslt in th5 centre d car pro-
perry lighted armed and furnshed, and adipte1 CO ne
convenient SEPARATION and dus security Of the mails q %
Be provided ~ contractor under the dseiion q ne
deDartmsnE
RIroad aud steamboat compares are required % taa
the mail oun and d8vsr it into, The posi- oces at the
commencement a1d end Of thsif rones, % and .rom al
Ccss n0i u1rs lhaa eighty rods from station land
ing Pro1os u nav b submitted Dor The Preferences of
ali other s.ds ssVcs thasil oE oses over eighty reds
from a staHon or landnE.
Keeps Vii b required i5r mail bagI IeonFsYsd ii
sba7ge II Ps1soai emp eyed sy raiFoai. s0mPsaitl.
fooEEZzglB e. A1E Paszl
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FORMS or Proposals., GUARANTY, AND GER
TIFIUATE.

FORMS or PROPOSALS., GUARANTY, AND CIR
TlFIUATE.
PROPOSAL.
The uudersigued----1 whose post odiss address
is--cJuuIT Of -----, stale uf ---DroDo3s8
10 convey the mails Of The United Sats from July 1,
ls55 20 June 80, 1862, Oa route No. ---, between
----aud ----, agrseabI7 70 the adVsr.
tssma1 Of the Postmaster General dated December s,
1857. Tor the annual sun OF dollars
This proposal made with full knowedzs Of the dis
Of ls route, The weight Of the be carried
and Oh Oler Particulars IN reference 10 Jbe route and
wee and aso amer careful examination Ji the laws snd
Instructions -ttaCazd % the advertisement.
Dated f5gued
GUARANTY.
TIE undsraigned residing st ----. State Of
-, QEderak5 that, II the io.egs-u bid Tor
earring mali on FJIts No. --, be acc5p pied By
1s Postmaster General tns bidder shall pr1r ne lat
day OF August 1856 enter into tee roquirel obi glon,
or contract 70 perform The ssrTlcs PROPOSED wa god
and sufficient suretcs.
This We do, understanding distinctly the obigatious
and t7ite assumed by gusrautO-s undsr The % GA SEQ
EJu q tls scE0f Congress e JAY 3 1886
f5gasd By FT1 g1srant0rs.)
CERTIFLCATE
The undersigned, POs'ma Ter as---------, Slate Of
csrlih8s UDzz CArH Oh OFTc1.
thai he is acqu1-csi with above g.arauiors and
knows tlsn 70 be men Of properly, and a5is to make
good lhsir guara1ty.
Dated (Signad1
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-16
THE CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL.

We refer, with pleasure, to the announcement
of this new institution in Columbia. With the Prin-
cipals we have enjoyed an entimate acquaintance
for years, and as far as we are allowed to impart
credit any one have they our hearty endorsement
both as high-trained and earnest scholars. Messrs.
BRUMBY and DAVIDSON have chosen as vocation
for life the responsible tasks Of the instructor Of
youth, and for several years they have trained
themselves for the work with untiring assiduity
and marked success. -r.y -r'r-s.ii na.'.
We need not assure the reader Of the superiority
of q professional teacher-one devoted to that NO.
bic trust by all the hopes and the very highest
aims of hopeful life. co.: a.. ... .. .... .a.urf
The Carolina High School is designed, in some
sort, to supply the want of school preparatory to
the South Carolina College. The principals are
graduates they have the countenanoe and the con-
fdence Of the Faculty, and they promise to devote
themselves specially to the training Of young men
for the Sophamore and Freshman classes.. Those
who design to make application for admission to
college, would secure valuable passport by o
sessions tuition at the Carolina High School
The Editor of the Guardian, formerly Professor
in the college, writes of the school thus -
Mr.. Brumby is we'll known to the community as
an efficient and successful teacher, having had
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A RELIC.

The Pendleton Mtsssnger says R"We have late
ly exhumsd in cellar Of our village the old wood
en- press that the Messenger Vas first issued upon.
It WAS the identical Press that General GREENE
printed the dispatches Of the army with. 1t is
made mostly Of mahogany. To compare it. with
the Presses Of the present day, it is indeed Gu
riosity. ......... ... !.
Our "friend and pitcher" JoHN lE. GRIsT, the
veteran of the York press, and now employed,
leisurely, in the ENQUIRER Office, became enthusi-
astic on reading of the old press, and discoursed
thereupon, eloquently. He "served his time" in
the Messenger Office; worked it out on GREENE's
old mahogany machine; remembers every joint
of its worn-out timbers and in their mutual old
age, sends greeting to the old veteran. .~t r.,
In the day Of his apprenticeship, when the Mes
senger was the only paper in the State outside Of
Charleston and Columbia, JOHN MILLER was his
"boss," the editor and proprietor Of this 10 by 12
pioneer. And JOHN MrLrEn was, in earlier days,
q journeyman in the Office Of WooprALL, in Lon
don and set in type most Of the Letters Of Junius.
Thus the authorship of Junius was made known
to him ; but he was faithful to the trust and the
secret died with its possessor. SO it'was said,
long ago, in the Messenger Office, and "the old
man" tells it yet. ..- IN .'.