Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-29

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LOVE PoBsIt seems that the recent dsention Of letter.
directed to sWndling concerns in New York and elsewhere dis
closes the fact that there has been very extensive business
IN l2ve powders The svindler adveses
actuer Of oye powders which possess the power Of charm
ing to embraces the roudest BEAUTIES most ntrac
able Of te s These powders are sent by mail at 50
aboz They cannot cost the more than three
cents each lie the gube use Of one box is
generally, sufficient; almost certain to cptivate the
coolest; but in instances third must be resorta to- That
however, was never known to fail.
II The Memphis Ac11achs says about two weeks ago a
young named CoLEv SLAUGHTER formerly Of that city
boyo1 fine young slddlehorse DR.. GREES P JENKINS
Of Shelby county to ride mile two promising to return i'm
medaey, which, however, he took to dodeampg,
with horse saddle srd bride, parts unknown Dr.
JENKINS has recovered lis horse, SAUsATE having ridden him
into Fayette county above Somerve where he sold him to
gentleman named HILowAY, who, upon hearing in re
gard to his abduction promptly rgI own
SLAUGHTER is still among the missing.
II We learn from the Columbia Herald that gentleman Of
es PIE character and worthy citizen of CsmpbesviIe, Giles
couHft, by the Of JOSEPH BRowSow, his
most shocking manner HopeFeIl, in May county,
Monday, the l4hnaJ. IL that he driving tWo-horse
wagon, and the tongue loose from the wagon the horses be-
frightened, gentleman having the rens around
his hands pulled him from the wagon and dragged him some eighty
yards, bruisug his face and body in ghtu manner from
the ELECTS Of which BE died almost iustar ,ly.
UNIVERSITY OF yAuyLlE-we regret to earn that the Hon.
Wu YEaoEE, Of Jackson, Miss impossible to ad-
dress the Alumni a h1 University Nashville Wednesday
evening next contemplated Alum
nj cannot De delivered the Commencement Exercises Of the Lite
ray Department viii place tomorrow evening Parcu-
lass Of the time aud lace viii De given oInorrows paper
IL The Nureesgoro 75sgraJh of the a6h inst has this
encouraging paragraph: indulge the hope that our Ern
ing friends have deceived regard to the gdtness Of the
VIII 4 in +r,
100 bushels Of wheat for his crop before eu, agreeay
surprised to measure 80 bushels threhed have
doubt but there many Others uiscacuaed in the
Il is selling u this so cents per
nusheI."
II The New Orleans t01eof 18TH noticing the arrival
in that city Of several Passengers taken wreck Of the i'll
fl steamer, Peun yania says accounts given By them all
in attribuug accident to the cupabe regpess
Of the engineer time and exonsts all other
officers from blame Eis accident one OF the most Sc
rous that has occurred the Nssppi we hope will
undergo rigid investigation, upon whom blame shall
ret be held to a fearful and speedy accountability.
IL The Jouesboro Tiaae7tor records mos, unfortunate
and fatal occurrence. Il that 18th little son Of
Wm. Keys, Of Jouesb5ro' aged about twelve years and man m
the OF Jeral Ous employ Of VIM A. Blair enter
ed into dispute about horse, when Onst becoming eperatei
s hoy, kicked him abdomen, which caused
his dathon SATURDAY night following. Onkst fed, had not
laen arrested.
IL The Bristol Mars the 18th says: SIN TIE counties Of
Southwestern Virginia Tennessee from which we have
bn able to any information. although the
has ang universally made appearance in the fields It
confined generally the blade Of plant leaving the stalk
and uuinurel AMI there yield viii
n5tbe so materially elected by it as many have feared.
II Al the regular meeting Of Tennessee, Division No 90
Sons Of Temperance held the Both nst following officers
elected for the ensuing Jo W Brown. W. p; W B.
Nancy, VA BE T. Johnson r. s. R. A. Bullen, r. s. J,