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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-21

" Col. NJ w Dslahay. who ought "a
know the people of Kansas, writes TO the
Chicas 20 7riSane that they willreject the Eng.
li.h bribe With almost entire unanimiiy.-
Hssays i..s aui a.isu-l ~, rli r..,a.
.rn.As much as II Is desired by the peopl. oil
Kansas to lind the end Of federal mi'rule an
executive opposition in the territory. IL sesm,
10 me that Il would be tar better to remain
out of the Union twenty years. or never come
In, and never obtain IN acre Of land. than to
consent to the terms rendered by the BILL"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-21

Tna LEvIArHAs. The statement that the
Leviathan is not to visit this country until
spring was mistake. She will make her
trip to America in the Autumn, and sail for
Australia In the Spring. Mayor Jewett, by
the request Of the Board Of Aldermen, has
written to the prorrictors to learn the precise
time when she will visit Portland, and the
answer. when received. will be mado public.
Portland AdrevtiSer. "a
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Biddeford, May 18th, 1858. .

FIsnING BouNTiEs. The Senate have pass.
ed Mr.. Clay, of Alabama, bill repeating the
FnulxG BouxnEs. The repeating bill takes
effect from Dec. 81, 1859. So far as the Sem
ate is concerned the members from the slave
holding States have done and will continue to
do all in their power to punish New England
for her devotion to freedom. We trust that
the bill will not find its way through the
House,
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miscellaneous Items.

" The Memphis Ragle. replying to the
appeal Of that city, which asked, slave we
Black Republlcans among usw says: "lf
John J. Critienden il Black Republican.
there are tenin the South Of this political
faith to one attached to the fallen fortunes Of
that free soil federalist, james Buchanan
The country indorsed Mr.. Cittenden's sub.
stitute from the Lecompton swindlc, and II
didn't indorse the President"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-21

PRIZE NEWSPAPER AKTIcLEs.-Rev. Dudley
A. Tying OF Philadelphia, Rev. William Sils.
bee, OF Northampton, Mass, and Rev. James
have shared equally in the reward offered by
citizen Of Springfield, about year ago, for
the best series Of newspaper articles on the
importance othaving good men ut the head
Of all civil and corporate bodies. The fret OF
the successful competitors has passed from
earth.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-21
The Mormon War Ended.

A dispatch from St. Louis. dated May liz
states that the Republican Of that city had
received news by an Express from Fort Lea
wentworth that the Mormons had laid down
their arms, and that Gov. Cunning had enter
ed Salt Lake City, without an escort. II this
be true tho Mormon war 10 ended. "tl '.
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sys.ron HANLls.s SrEEcu. "Perlsy.'

r. sEsAron lIAxLIs.s SrEEcu. "Perlsy."
the Washington correspondent OF tho Boston
Journal thus alludes to the speech Of Mr..
IIamlin, on the Fishery question; '.' Z p
.sen.,or Hsmlin's speech has undoubted.
ly turned the tide on tho Fishing Bounty
question in the Senate, and know OF two
Southern Senators who hare backed out from
the support Of Senator Clay In his crusade
against this important branch Of New Eng.
land industry" t- 'i' f''.' p,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-21

~ Miss Helen Cunningham, daughter OF
Mrs. Cunningham whose name was so init.
mateiy connected with the "Burdell tradge-
dy," was married to a dentist IN Jersey City
last week. ...I Lr,. ..t
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-21

LIauoR LICENSE. One Of the boldest n.y.
poeris,es Of this age of sham and show, one
OF its completest qualifications. is exhibited in
the legal permission Of selling liquors. Our
city authorities, our judges, our lawyers, our
Legislators, are, In the main, a time serving.
fawning. unmanly race; knowing the right.
they fear to enforce II, and prostitute their
high intelligence to the meanest Of all pur.
poses, party aggrandizement.-- Journal
Of Hsaih, I.uI VIZ ..H..sR t. U' Hnl
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r ~ Gentlemen In quest Of Clothing. Hats,
Gaps. or Furnishing Goods. will please read
the advertisement of SimsoS 4 Bsmiiton. who
save large and varied stock Of clothing,
cloths &c.. from which fne selection can DO
made. and purchases made on the most fav-
oruble terms. r.E.-. Il. F..
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The GRAssHoPPER plaque. A correspond.
ent of the ". Y. Tribune writes from Iowa !:
"The grusshoppers or locusts have again
made their appearance In our midst In count
less millions, and already commenced destroy.
ing our Spring wheat. Fears are entertained
that they will destroy everything in their
way this season. ...... r...,.
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III. b. HACKNEY, Democratic DoOr-Keepsr
of the present Congress, has been prOiit,ing
by the bad example set by tho Adminis'ra.
ton Fort Smelling Swindlers, by puetieins
al kinds OF knavery. such as Withholding pay
nom those to whom it belonged after drawing
II rom the treasury, and for these and other
m''Nemeanors' was kicked ou, of Office on
Tuesday. Hackney Is virrinian. n ne, oil
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To the Hon. -.

KENTUCKY. At the recent State Conven.
ton OF the Americans Of Kentucky, resolu-
ton was passed empha,ically endorsing the
recent course of Senator Crittenden and
Messrs. Marshall and Underwood. in reference
to the admission Of Kansas into the Union
under the Lecompton Constitution.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-21

B-rhe Banks Of New York city now hold
nearly six millions in specie. There is no
prospect of any such arrival in foreign ex.
change as would justify the renewal Of ship
ment of specie to Europe before the fall.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-21

A POINTED LETTER. David Paul Brown.
the philadelphia lawyer" par excellence. late.
ly received a speech from distinguished
member of Congress, in favor ofthe Lecompton
bill, and in reply Mr. Brown wrote as follows;
Dear Sir: have received your speech IN
favor Of the Lecompton bill, and 1t certainly
manifests no inconsiderable ingenuity indeed
ingenuity was indispensib,e, for according to
my view, there never was u more iniquitous
bill proposed to Congress. Icannot draw the
distinction between personal and national jus
tice; and tell you plainly that II owned an
entire southern State, and all the slaves 1t
contained. l would vote with both hands
against tho cause aud course you have in this
instance adopted. -..
... .... Very respectfully yours,
DAVID PAUL BRowS.
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NEW SroRE-NEw Goops. Particular at
,.n,ion Of DIR. Goods purchasers Is called to
the advertisement of Frederick A. Day. who
Ia. taken new store. No. 4, Union Block.
aud opened stock Of entirely fresh and new
poods. 1900. 90. ff. cal. On tf..-. d.. 3D..
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extra Billy Smiths. and connected with the
first families in the Old Dominion. Had be
been Yankee and Republican. how the
Democratic press would have blazcd away ut
another Republican fraud. --A
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u SELEucvs ADAM. has tor sale. at his
store in Biddeford House block. a large as
sortment OF Dry Goods, saved from the
schooner Laconia on the night Of the ire
which he will sell at greatly reduced prices.
This affords an opportunity for gentlemen and
ladies to got goods CHEAP. Cal. and examine
them.
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~ The Florida Wal. Is at an end. Billy
Bowlegs and Assinwah, wi,h-thrir respective
bands, numbering III warriors and women,
arrived at Fort Myers fortnight ego, from
Tampa, aud report themseive, rs ready to en-
iurate ..'. .'
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iUp The Bank OF London contains at the
present time over 100000 In specie the
Bank OF France $75,0O0,000. .l# BY
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pI.,x TAIx.-Ths Richmond sDsiA. speak
inc Of III. .Ensli.h" swindls. truly ssys'
III the Conference Bill pass, Kansas may
.,,o the Union as Slave State, Oh
S sJins CANNOT CONE In AT ALL This
IL the bsus"
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The Verdict.

49,. UREA. May 10.
The coroners.verdict says tho late terrible
railroad accident Is owing to the rottenness Of
the bridge and the culpability Of the railroad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18

b. LANEER & co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AGlD DEALERSLT
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Nc 5. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE TENN
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TruSt Sale.

10y virtue Of deed Of Ut executed by H. p Do MS
January Il, 1855, and registered in tie Registers olce'
Book, page 36 and 81, will proceed to sell to the hgt
bidder Tuesday Sept 81 1853 front Of the store house, No
College street. the following property viz some three hue
stoves Of styles patterns consisting Of Cook, Dining
and Heating Stoves for Coal and Wood Also shlets POI S
and Lids and Large he WagOnBoNes and lTOns and
WaIe together with sundy other articles to close out the
stock.
will also sell the public square, Saturday Oct > le1
four good Mules three good ore three Wagons on Springs one
Dray, and one Cart iron aNleS
The above sales for Cash Also time and place. wall
cell to the highest bidder the Stove Foundry, Fixtures and stock
on hand, if not sold privately before that time.
All persons wishing examine Foundry, will please cal
at No. 6 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
? All persons indebted to H. p. Doris cost by pay
ing up Immediately, debts mustbe paid.
sepIt-tWm r.. W. SIAFFEH, Trustee.
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Prof, HaskeII,S Electro OiI.--A supply Of tn

Prof. HaskeII,S Electro OiI.--A supply Of this
wonderful Medicine the Of Rheumatism, Deafness Piles
Corr and all diseases, Headaches and Pains has been
received y EWIN, PENDLETON & CO. and by 10 6. BROWN,
Nashville, Tennessee where it be obtained The suffering
should purchase bottle immediately See advertisement IN
another column.
PRoF UAsBEL.The following testimony in favor OF Dr.
UsskeIl's Electric Oil is furnished for publication
PRoF HAsKEL-Dear Sir: feel il to be duty to inform
the public through you, what your wonderful Electric Oil has
done for my family alamngy troubled with
falling womb and pains in the back and breast
your Oil yesterday, and day she is entire
pain. respects OryOur success and
prosperity. had rheumatic pain in my shoulders and
and in minutes from the time app lled
pain all gone. 1t is truly wonderful remedy
for all palms, have been suffering with, and ceeruy
. this testimonial Of its effects.
G.. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn subscribed before me- this day, gath Of july 1871
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
Such testimony tells ''oer tale worth columns Of ans
I certificates all over the land and great way Oh
1 colpDp Imsrld&w!Y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18
nIARSHAL,S SAIE

FBY Of writ Of e fuchs directed from the
Circuit Court Of the United for District
Of Tennessee which is founded upon rendered in said
Court day Of April loS wherein Downs
plaintiffs, William Warn defendant, will expose pub
lie the court house door in the city Nashville the ljh
day of October all the right claim and interest
said defendant in and to the following described house and lot in
the said city Of Nashville lying on Cherry and is bounded
follows: Beginning at the on said Cherry
formerly owned by s B. Marshall and running thence south
wardy along Cherry street eighty Alley along
said Alley towards College ia feet to an thence along
said Alley northwardy 90 feet to said Marshall thence
wi his the beginning being and lot
where the defendant lives levied upon and will be sold
satisfy said r TO- This 26th day of August. Is5s.
j. b. CLEMENTS,
u S Marshal for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18

A convict by the name of JOHN TRUsTY, from
Campbell county escaped from the Penitentiary
Thursday evening. He was employed with about
thirty others on & new building in course Of cree
tion. favorable opportunity occurring, he stepped
behind a small building near at hand, and managed
to keep it between him and the guard until he had
succeeded in getting about fifty yards from the
guard. Pursuit was then made but he managed to
elude the guard, and had not been captured yeser-
day. He was under sentence of four years, and had
only been received The 18th of May last.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18
For COunciImen.

II authorized to Dr. JOIN L. CHEATHAN as
candidate for Counman the Fsh Ward at the ensuing
municipal election. lsepl0-dtd
II CHARLES WALKER Cof Hat store is candidate for
Councilman for the Second Ward the approaching election.
sep4-dtd
IL We authorized to J. W. COLEMAN
dae Councilman the Second Ward at the ensuing
nicipal election. d I'd
= We authorized to announce C. E. II. MARTIN
candidate for Councilman represent the eth Ward the
municipal election. augs6-dtd
, We are authorized to JAMES B. CRAGMAD,
candidate Councilman represent the 5h Wbr, at the
next municipal election. aug96-dtd
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[J@n
CHEAP HOMES! CHEAP HOWES!I
NOV Is TIE TINE
q o IA e a I'D = ee,
RR OOn

FTyHE village q Brentwood situated on The Hallway or cen
trail point, between Nashville and Frankl, @ miles from
the city Of Nashve) at the junction Of the Wilson Turnpike
and Alabama Railroad. This is the eligible point
Nashville and Franklin for aheauul vilagbng connect
ing point between the two turnpkes and railroad with
roads leading to the village from every direction proper
outlet to beautiful and most productive country
retreat for health and pure air every lot being shaded BY
growth it cannot he ecee- The location being 300
Of superior sulphur SPRING miles Of strong Chaybet
Spring. both accessible ia carriage on horseback.
II wish 10 avoid heavy s1ms Of the lying
Williamson county and not subject % railroad taxi expensive
living here and you get lot reasonable
Provisions he purchased az low and fre0od be
vered at door al two dollars cord quarter Of beef and
sack Of -four VIII not cost much the delivered
point the additions Nashville Zine range for stock and
building material from Saw Mills along line Of railroad and
other point where home would Little would have the
advantages
The village has present Store, Post Omcs with daily
mail from Nashvel Freight House, resident Physician. and
private dwellings lately being dnhed
handsome Brick Church and School House has The last
Few days comple-c0mpetent Teachers employed, and the
school will be in operation the second Monday September.
The leave Nashville twice day and arrive here In enty
thirty minutes. Come and yourselves the advantages
OF home and work shop at this point and wish 10 buy and
build you shall have full zine to pay.
You get lots Of size, from 100 feet BY 40 feet deep 3
4, 10 acres with and within
walk Of the Depot Brentwood Vineyards Flower
dens the locations cannot be eNcelled-
Deadericz street, Nashville, or 10
j. III. NJ HALL.
In Brentwood, depot Nashville and Ala.
Railroad. ssp3-d2waIElt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18

Judge PEPPzR delivered lecture ct Clarksville
Monday night, the 18th inst, upon "the tendency
Of the times considered in connection With the dig
nifty Of labor" The .TsfsrsOniaH says the subjsct
was treated in the Judges unique and peculiar
style. The lecture abounded in sharp hits at the
manners and times, and qusntand lsughabls lustra-
Ons mixed with rich veins of sound philosophy and
common sense. The Judge had good reason to be
gratifed at the manner in which his address was
received, by the large and respectable audience be-
fore him
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18

Bank of West Tennessee, at
Syg1-EsSs MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville. Wdtw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18

The Chattanooga AdUeraser says Father Brown
is having erected on his Church lot, largo fine
building, in which there will be taught school,
free to all the poor of the city The upper hall of
the building will be used for worship until the new
Church is completed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18
PROCEAMAVBgN.

TSnAM O. HARMS Governor Of the State Of TennesseeTo
all who shall these presents-Crcgtiu-
To the Sherif OF the COUNTIES Of Jackson, Macon Smith, Put
nam and DeKaIb, composing the Sixth Judicial Circuit
hereby commanded open and hold election at all places
Of holding elections your respective counties on Wednesday
the auh day October 1855 (ar giving one months notice.
as required by law for the election judge
FIJI the vacancy created By the death Hon John
all; and due returns make accordiu- to law.
In testimony whereof, I, Isd8m G.. Harris Governor as
aforesaid have hereuntO my hand and caused the
ISL Great Seal Of the state 70 be affixed Nashville, this
- 9Sth day Of August. 1858.
By the Governor, ISHAM G. HARRIS.
J. Z. R. RAY, Sec'y Of State. laug3O Wit
The Cookevle Times viii publish four weeks bill to
the Governor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE Pacific department
is to be divided The Southern department under
the command Of Gen. Clark, will have its head.
quarters at San Francisco. Northern department,
under the command of Gen. Harvey, viii have its
head quarters at Fort Vancouver
The treasury receipts for the past week were
1855 900, being $4,000 less than the previous
week Total amount on deposit Sl4.6si 600 Of
which S12 $4,000 are sujeet to drafi; 50 69l GOO
are in New York.
yellow Fever.
New ORLEANS, Sept 17-Deaths from yellow fever
yesterday GO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18
PERUVIAN SYRUP

PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR, PROTECTED SOLUTION
PPOtOXide of Iron Combined,
AYING successfully passed the ordeal to which discoye
res the Aateria AIedca subjected, be
ceived established medicine. Its efficacy in curing
DY = p Z p IA,
Affections the Liver Dropsy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, and Con
sumptve tendencies Dsoreed Of the Blood, BOis Sour
vy prostratng effects Of Lead Mercury, General De
TIVE medicine, is beyond question: Inc proofs OF us ehcy
numerous well authenticated and OF such peculiar
Character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
The Peruvian Syrup does profess eurea but its
range extensive because diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from one cause may be cured
by remedy.
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skill The facts tangible the witnesses accessible,
safety and efficacy Of the Syrup ncontroyebe Those
who may wish for opinion fromdsntered persons respecting
the character Syrup, fail to be satisfied with the
following testimonials in the hands Of the
Agents signatures those Of gentlemen we'll known in the
community, and Of the highest respectabity.
CARDThs undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
fects Of the Peruyan Syrup, do not hesitate to recommend
Of the public. From
well as from the rnony Others intelligence iuteg
c in cases OF npient disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
ss Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Dropsy Neuralgia, &c. In
deed would be incredible but from the cacte rof
those them, and have volunteered their test
uony, as we do ours to its restorative powers.
S.H Kendall, N. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas C. Amory, James C. Dunn,
Samuel May Thomas Whitman.
NoT1cE-Itis well known that the medical effect Of Protoxds
lost by brief exposure to the air. and that TO
maintain solution Of PrOtOxde Of Iron without further oa
ton deemed impossible In the Peruvian syrup this
desirable point attained by combination ina before
known; and this solution replace all the proocaboaes, CT
trates tartrates Of the Aateria Medica
A HAYNES, NJ. D., Assayer to the State Of Mass.
Is Boylston street, Boston, .. 5. A.
Pn1or-Large bottles 50, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville BY DEMOyILLE & BELL.
may4-dStW6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18

The Knoxville Citizen learns that on Monday the
18th inst, Mr.. SnERwoop, the depot agent Of the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Company, at
Russevlle, while crossing the depot in front of an
approaching passenger train from BRISTOL suddenly,
as he said afterwards, became incapable power
of locomotiOn, and the train passed over him, cut
ting of one Of his legs just above the ankle. During
the day, amputation Of portion of the limb was
deemed, by the attending surgeon, 10 be necessary
and soon after the operation Mr.. SHERWOOD died.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18

The Greeneyiile Presbyterian learns that a man
by the name Of MORGAN was terribly maugled and
almost instantly killed by being by the cars
on the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad on the
9th inst. Mr.. MORGAN resided near Bulls Gap,
and was supposed to have been intoxicated at the
time Of the accident
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-18
sert Is, 1865.

Mr. DREws PRESERVATION Of the character of CAPT
Murphy Mcguire in the Serious Family at the Gaiety
last night, vas in his happest vein, while as Larry
in More BundsTs than One, he could not be excelled
and kept the house in a continual roar of laughter
The audience was large and intelligent one, and
their approval of Mr.. DREws efforts, unmistakably
given as it was, is tribute of which he may justly
be proud.
To night Nh. DREW appears William in the
nautical drama Of BiacE-eyei Susan, and in laugh
able afterpiece.