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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-13

"a The Texas Argu5 says that the advocates of
banks in that State "hsve become mute, and it is
likely to be long before any one viii have the hardi
hood to raise voice in their favor, and adds: He
must have been knave of rare efrOntery, who first
approached the public with banking project. Bis
proposition was simply that the people should sx-
change promises with him, and give security for the
performance of their promises, whilst be gave none
Not only should they give promise for promise, but
they should pay, in the shape Of interest for the
premises made by him, whilst he paid none for
theirs. That there is no show Of reciprocity in
such transactions must be apparent to all; and it is
inexplicabe that mankind should ever have been
deluded into perfectly one sided play. Yet this
same inequality lies at the foundation Of all the
methods Of banking now prsctioed, and the priv
leges and exemptions here mentioned sre, with
slight exceptions, conferred by every charter Of in
corporation.
Notwithstanding the danger is Warded off from
Texas, at least for the present, and there are
fears Of her being beguiled into any species of
banking, she is not wholly free from the evils at
tending IT, The trash of other States continues to
come here to mirgle in business transactions, and
to assume to fulfil the functions Of money These
are evils calling loudly for redress and the people
owe it to themselves to seek and find it. very
brief and simple piece of legislation would accom-
plish the work. Let it be made an indiotable Of
fence, punishable by fine and Imprisonment, to ut.
ter, or offer to utter, as money, any note, bill or
other promise to pay, such as constitutes the
rency Of the States where banking is allowed, and
speedy radiance would follow.
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FALSE RUMoR.-Sraggliug rumors (says the
Washington UHi0n,) have got into the opposition
newspapers indmating probable notifications or
changes in the cabinet. They unfOunded and
grauitous. Proboblyno administration in the his
tory Of the country has so entirely harmOnized on
all measures Of policy as the present one: and no
fact is more certain than that each and every
Der of the cabinet enjoys the entire and implicit
confidence Of the President.
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BS7- Washington despatch says that some Of
the evidence before the Tariff Investigating Com
mittee disclosed the fact that at least one Massschu-
sets member, pending the passage Of the BILL drew
for money on tn New York house Of LAWRENCE,
STONE Co. Efforts being made to hush the
matter up, or explain it away as having been merely
a loan. Meantime the chairman of the committee
is keeping the report back from some cause, and
thus oOrding another instance Of the farcical re-
suits Of all these Congressional investigating com
mittees
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BS~ People, when they get married now-s-days
" run away" the moment they get married. just as
if they had been doing something they we're asham-
ed Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-13

4NOG4CG TO Bu1ldeTS,
III undeIaigned viii receive bids until The st Of Jups
a next tJr tns Construction he COURT aUUsg in me
oHn OI Franklin, simpson county, Kennedy Those DE-
OF bidding oi tae Contract either separately or he
Hnots can see me plans, elevations, &C. OF the budin0
calling on the undefsg ned FraRkn, 10 10 Inc I5B
u aES aiter ms ume a. the oes Of Lhs Architeet n
aAeloyu NaahVlLel Tenn, where the terms OF pavmen
anu oIner particulars will also be made known.
K ID. SALMONS,
GEO. h. MlLLIKIN,
e. GREEN,
vr,t building COMMITTEES
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JOY to the Admirers Of
A FINE HEAD OF
RLCHGLOSSY HAIR.

- y - - -
Talk Of beauty, 1t cannot exist without tine head Of
hair then read he following and If you ask more cir
cular around each bottle, and can doubt.
ID PROFESSOR Woods HAIR RESTORATIVE
We Call the attention Of all d young the won
deIul preparation, which back TO original color
gray hair-eovers tie head Of the tald with luzurant
grOWhGrsmOves the dandrud itching and all cutsnsous
eTuptlOns-CauBes continual low OF the natural fluids
ana hence If used regular dressing for the hair will
pre- color, and Ike it from falling to extreme old
age in all its natural beauty We call then upon the bald
the gray, the diseased in scalp TO IL and surely the
young Will not they value the flowing lOcss or the
witehIng curl ever be without II It's praise is upon The
tongue Of thousands.
Ihe Agent for Prof Woods hair Restorative in New
Haven received tue following letter in regard the Res
Deep River, Conn, July %, 1856.
Mr. LsaEenWOTih-SIr; have been troubled with dan.
druH scurf ny head tor more than year, my hair
began to out sCurf and lair together. saw in
NeN haven paper about W oOds HaT Restorative as
cure called your store the of April last and
purchased one blte 70 Try it, and ouud my ssisiae-
ia the thing: removed seurf and hair b.
gan 10 grew Il two three irCh3s length where
AL OF We great TAI in IL wish you send
two bottles more BY NJ Post the bearer Of this. /
don't know any the kind is used IN Ibis place you
may have market Ter many bottles alter known here
Yours with respect, kUFUS PRATT.
Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1856.
Prof W0Od-Dear Sir: Your Har ksat5raVe Is prov
ing Itself beneficial Ths font and also the back
part Of my head almost lost rs cJvering-In TACT bald
have ed bIt h4li pint bottles u your Rss.Ora
tive and now the Zip Of ny head Is we'll udded with
promising crop OF yCung hair, and the front is also
receiving us benthl have tred other preparations with
cat any benefit think fiom my own personal
recommendation 1 eau induce many others b try t.
Yours respectfully, DIS. THOMAS. a. d.
no. Asa Vine street.
Yineennes, IA, June %, 1858.
Prof D g. Wood: As you about 10 manufacture and
yend ycur recently discovered Hair est RoratlVe / viii
sate Tor WhOusOeV5rt may cOlcsrn, that have used Il
and know oIhessto uzeit.nat have for several years
been in the habit Ct using ether HAIR RssOraFes and
that ind yours vastly superior 10 any Know II
entirely clesnsss TIE head Of daadfuf and wnh one
months proper uFe Wl restore auy persons hair 10 the
original youthful color and texture giving il healthy
s0I and glossy appearance; and al thus without discoor
ing the hands thai aPpyl the dress which drops
wOu d. therefore, recommend us every one deslr
Gus Of having hne color and texture 70 hair
Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
o.. WOOD & CO., Propristors, 3i2 B,osd.-rg' Ssv
YORK. Gin the greatN. Y. Wire Railing Establish AMI
IA darKetst st. Louis, No. And sold By All Eood DruT
Euas. may5-d6-W3mns
Bank Of West Tennessee
AT MEMPHIS
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Spring g. Summer
GOODS.

WE have just received direct from the manufaotOris
Complete and Fresh
Assortment NJ GeHIlemen's
Furnishing Goods,
Consisting Ia part OF
marseiIIes shirts, white and eoored;
White Linen =, Uith and without collars
COIOFed Cambria Shirts
Also-a few extrs d3s
Embroidered Shirts,
For Party and Wedding occasions.
White, Fancy and Black
Ncarfs, Ties. stocks, NapOleOns, CTavats;
White, Psney ana Blsrk
Lid, Silk and L -'e-Thread Gloves;
White, Fancy and Brown
silk, Lisle-ThreaO aud cotton Half HOse;
Underwear,
or Silk, Isle Thread, Merino, Cotton, &C. &c.
Robes de Chambre,
OF every Size, Style and Pattern.
Shoulder Braces,
o. The best maze, Elastic with and without suspendsrs
Suspenders,
Mems and Boys, Plain and Embroidered.
Trunks and Vaiises,
Sole Leather, Hog Skin, Wood, &C., sc
Canes and Riding Whips,
lndia Kuoeeer, MGlaEa and Bbony.
Fancy Goods,
Bazn's Perfumes Lubin's Extracts Writing Desks,
Dressing Cases, Rsz0rs, Scissors Purses, Port Mon
nails, Chessmen, Draft Boards Domnoes, Calas,
Combs. Brushes &c, &C, &c,
JuIt received and for ale BY
j. H. McGILL,
ladies' and Genteman's Furnishing Store,
spFla Corner COllege-st and Square.
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City Plumbing Establishment,
III. A. COOPER,
AGENT.

NO. l. CORNER OF MARKET AND SPRING SITS.
THHB highest premiums awarded 70 h By the Mechanical
and Agricultural Fair last fall aud sgan at the David
County Fair this Spring. prepared IN At up pub
lie and private houses, an the modern improvements
such used in the Eastern Cities 10 extent In
city, where real comfort aud convenience are de-
sired In fact residence be considered complete with
out them will take pleasure in referring those wanting
work done 70 She Of such houses have fitted
with Hot and Cold Wafer n every desirable room, also
Baths, Showers, and Water Closets.
Having lately been appointed Sole Agent for the sale Of
BOunts Kitchen Ranges, and being practical mechanic
myself, pronounce them for duab and utility suepHOI
any Stove Range manufactured for lib purposes and
invite the public to call and them.
continue manuaet1ra Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
Ware in all its varieties, and will sell cheap for Cash.
rRnting my work equal 70 any.
N B-ParieuaF attention paid 70 all kinds Of JObbing
and Hydrants repaired as shori notice.
maVi3-tf
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Notica 10 Contractors.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS will be received this Office until the let Of
June next, for constructing Tunnel IN the "summiI
Cu' on RaekOOn Mountaineering rock and earth
eavation COR foundaton Of the Masonry.
Plans and specifications To- tue be seen ap
plcaon TO the resident Engineer OF the mpsny The
work viii amount to at least $40 OOO To be finished
before the December next. IL will be awarded 70 the
lowest responsible bidder.
Cmee Nash A Chat r. X. Co, MayI3-tf
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Bank Of West Tennessee

r.r HLLcOA hlNL
O. J. WOOD & CO., Propreiors, 3l2 Broadway, New
YORK, n the greatN. Y. Wire Railing Es,ablisb msBl ap
IA darKetst 81 Louis No. And sold By ali good Drug
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Steam Engines and Boilers.

Steam Engines and Boilers.
lTTE are prepared TO furnish BngRes and Boilers Of
w all zes suiaJe running SASH Circular Saw and
Gust Mills. Engines made OF the latest styles put
up bed plates much stronger than usual and pa
cularlv adapted 10 the South. We also furnish
Circular saws and StTaub's uBsriOr Wheat and
Corn Mills, all Kinds of Mil Shafting
and Gearing, crate Bars
aud every thing about and Gss Mills, prices
o suiI the times.
BLLIS & MOORE,
Nos. 90, SO and 100 Market Street.
mayI-Im. Nashville. Tenn.
FOR SALE.
EOO BAGS extra family White Wheat Flour, from Leb-
OUU ancn Mills, by
ma7-u P. & C. ANDERsON.
FOR SALE.
Inn BALES Northern Extra Hay, just received BY
IOO ma,7-f z q @. ANDERSON.
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Missouri Lands for Sale.
Attention!
Emigrants and Spectators.

LIANTNC made arrangement with on eIte nsve Zeal
Estate in Saint Louis offer for sale iberal
terms, large number OF desirable and UBimproved
lands containing each from % 10 6i7 acres and located in
the follOWing counties; Jefferson, Wellington, FRnkn,
Madisoo, P0lk, OBaEe, Montgomery, Gentry, Cole, and
number Of other counties number Of the farms well
improved well watere and tiGbered, and portions Of the
lands IN nigh Stale Of eultiVatiOn-
We will famsh those wishing to buy with list of the
lands farms and letters Of introduction the st LOHis
8rm. The qualify OF the Missouri lands Is we'll eslab
shed that from US Is unnecessary. Apply
once A \ Nora Cherry street or address
l.. & k. W. BROWN,
msyt3-dJW&Wu Nashville, Tennessee.
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Notice to BuiI ders

NJ MLITHIc
Tue uois Of this Bank will be redeemed At tbs Un,,
BtntO tennessee al Nashville f4t-S--- W.
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ssLEFFWICK TOBACCO, y

atLEFE " ILh IUbACLU,V
A LARGE consignment OF this Superior Chewing To
n baeco, manufactured By Col. Aug. LefrwicE, Lynch
burg Va, is on hand and 70 sale by MORRIS STRAIT
TON sole agents. for Tennessee. Merchants would do well
TO get this brand, as are Offering it very low.
mRyl3-n
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IA The New Orleans Delta states that Lieuts.
Belcher snd West, Of Gen. Walkers last expedition
TO Nicaragua, who we're under bonds to stand trial
for violation Of The neutrality laws, although their
securities we're perfectly willing to remain on their
bonds, delivered themselves up to the Marshal and
requested to be sent to prison, stating that if the
Government intended to keep them there from time
to time, they were determined they should be sup
ported by the same The Marshal accordingly took
them in charge.
Ia We see it stated that political opponent Of
member of Congress who figured at Mrs Senator
Owns fancy ball. has had a lithrographic portrait
Of his rival published, en- costume for distribution
in the canvass next fall VIII you, he will ask,
send q Representative to Washington who will
thus rig himself up like a monkey"
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Desirable Investment.

a offer for sale, bargain "a Of land, snbdiv
w ded half building lots most beautifully To-
Gated the Middle Franklin Pike, about half mile from
the corp 1raOn OF nashville The land enclosed mostly
with good plank fence. NOH's the tse good invest
ment. ]. L. s. K. ". BROWN,
mayI3-2m AK Cherry ftrest
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

WE offer bargains in e number Of lots in Bdgeheld,
w West Nashville, H4rdng's, Bostck's watkins, and
other Additions 70 Nashville.
L.&R. W. BROWN,
mayI3-lm Az Cherry strsst.
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THURSDAY MORNING, NAY Is, 1858.
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REPAIRING.

NOW in store several light and medium priced coachss-
~ Two Of The Finest ever brought to this msTke
P. P. PECK.
The Washington union., 1858-02-16
THE WASHINGTON UNION.
MExIco-sEcEpING STATES.

MfAlCO-SECEDlNG SlAiEo
By way Of California have some intelligence from
the States Of Jasco and Coma two States lying the
Pacific coast later than heretofore received from that part
of Mexico II appears from the proclamation OF the gov
Of Coma given below that these two States adhere
to the constitution of 1857 and Lave resumed their sepa
rate sovereignty
Coz. JOSH s. NuSn Provisional Gopanor Of tho Stale Of
CbkDad, 10 lis inhabitants.
FELLOW -cirzEss by the mail of yesterday, the gov
ernment received communication from the governor OF
Jsso, stating with great regret that Gen zuluoaga
with the troops at his command, at 1acubaya had re-
bee ON the nth instant against the institutions OF the
repuOlic, seconded by the troops OF the capital Inc
amentAble tdings caused tho legislature OF alisco, our
powerful neighborng State to ISSUE the 2ls adccree
in accordance with the sentiments of his excelency the
governor protesting against the revolutionary move
ment intended to destroy the national representation,
and the fundamental constitution of the republic 1t re-
assumes its sovereignty to establish order to repnand
and punish the seditious matter of what class sta
ton and offers ut the time to the legal powers of
the republic Congress, asylum in their State,
in order that they may exercise their functions aoof from
violence
These are citizens the actsy which have lately
occurred, and publication thereof it is my duty
the head OF the State, civil and military, to proclaim
that this State being In unity with the sentiments
pressed by the Legislature of Jasce and his Exceency
Sr General Don Anastasio Parrodi will energetcaly
sustain the constitution the actual government and
severely punish any revolution against the in this
State, because am convinced that in tho fundamental
constitution is deposited, in tabernacle, the sacred
will of the people, which will alone be controlled by
respect apd Dot by force Of arms which Is only of to
execute The DEGREES of the nation.
CoLMA, December a. 1851 JOSE S. NUNEZ
The Washington union., 1858-02-16
COMPLIMENT TO GEN. BOWMAN.

At meeting of the democracy of Bedford county
Pennsylvania, the 9Th instant, the following resolu
ton, complimentary to General Bowman the Superin-
tendent of Public Printing, adopted by his friends
and former neighbo. The compliment is bestowed upon
most worthy gentleman, and the democracy
of Bedford that the impression already made by him in
his position is most favorable securing for himself
all that the Bedford democracy claim for him
'Resolcsd, That General Bowman recently appointed
Superintendent Of Public Printing at Washington is alto
gether worthy of the regard and esteem of the people
among whom he has taken up his abode. We bespeak
for him all that accorded by his friends when
amongst us implicit confidence in his honesty, the
highest regard for his consistent democracy, and
wavering integrity. We tender to the President the
hearty thanks of the Bedford county democracy for his
appointment"
The Washington union., 1858-02-16
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

: CALIroRkIA petition had been forwarded from the
citizens Of Los Angeles to Gen Clarke, asking for mill
y protection in consequence of their exposed condition
Gen. Clarke replied ta with the small force at his dis
posa every movement must bo well weighed, and that
he would give the application his serious consideration
The Lss Angeles Star says that Major Blake command
ing the lst dragoons arrived there from San Diego
the 5th of January with his staff and band and all the
mounted Of that post Lieut. Oge, adjutant of the
regiment, the only staff officer with tho major The
commani encamped about two miles from the city,
the eastern side of the river Next morning the troops
started for the Caon Pass to connect with the detach
mcnt from Fort Teon under the command of Lieutenant
Mercer to await the arrival of Mr. Beae and his party
The march from San Diego attended with considerable
difficulty owing to the state of the roads from the late
heavy rains At steep descent at Santa Margara the
mules med deeply that they had to be detached and
the wagons let down by this during the thun
der storm Christmas day. with the rain pouring down
in torrents, and tho wind blowing hurricane.
company of eighty of the LIST dragons has been
detailed to escort Lieut. Beale to the Colorado river and
to hold their position for day after his departure
therefrom Mr. Benle is to return to Fort Defiance, in
New Mexico tho route which he has explored for the
Pacific wagon road on the 35th parallel of latitude.
The camcls brought by Mr. Beaes party to remain
for the present at Fort Teon They will probably bo
sent to Fort Yuma for between that and the various
posts in New Mexico. They peculiarly adapted for
packing and express purposes In that section of country
The headquarters of the first dragons, Major Blake
commanding will be established at Fort Tejon on the
return of the detachment from their march to the Colo
RADIO.
The command of the post at San Diego devolves, we
believe on Captain I.oeser, 3d artillery.
Information had reached San Francisco that Lieutenant
Ives reached the mouth of the Colorado the I'd day OF
December last launched his steamer the 3Oth ultimo
and Immediately proceeded up the river his tour OF
exploration His party all well and In good spirits
BInRnA.--Therc is nothing Of great Importance from
the Indian country. Colonel Hardee DR.. West, and
Lieutenant Hadoo, of te State volunteer force In the
service Of tho government arrived here from Tampa
within few days They report matters in stu quo pend
ing the mission of Jumper and the other Indians from
the West who now in conference with the Florida
branch Of the Seminole family.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

The proprietor call the attention of tho
citizens Washington superior article Of Holland which
he introduced tho American public under the Wo Sche
dam Aromatic Sclnapps.
This gin manufactured by the proprietor exclusively his ds
cry Schcdam Holland. the barley that
be Europe and favored medated by
the harsh berry, but by the most choice botanical variety of
the aromatic Italian juniper berry, whose vinous extract dis
titled and rcc with its srtnons solvent and thus becomes
ccnaed ncte Of exquisite flavor and altogether transcend
ing its cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted nearly the whole medical faculty
tho United States and has received from about
sand physicians and chemists who endorse it, their signatures
a desirable addition to the maera mcdica.
Persons who purchase should bc careful tho
the whole country il flooded with
Put and pint bottles In
sale tho respectable druggists grocers
tI-r = ~. UDOIPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer and Slsnuneturer
Depot No. ~ Beaver street, New York
Dec
The Washington union., 1858-02-16

try and ya,na any prolonged anarchy in that unhappy
Territory and disquiet the whole nation Let Kan
he admitted into the Union equality with other
States, in conformity with the democratic principle of
nonntcrvention in the affairs of State or Territory
and quiet will be restored to the country reject her a
plicaton, and shall have reopening OF the whole
catalogue OF Kansas turmoil, rebellion and crime with
all its disturbing influences throughout the States of the
Union--Nsw Lisbon (O) Patria.
common and practical view of the question
commcnds admission 1t will give peace 10 the ma
ton 1t will quiet Kansas 1t will give harmony and
union TO the national democratic party and confirm It's
supremacy In the control of national affairs This
settlement Of the Kansas question will not only have the
approval OF the party but the country 1t will be
popular with the people the Kansas Nebraska
now. Indianapolis Sexsssd
BRooKLYN.--A meeting of the Kings County Demo-
cratic Association heid In Brooklyn the 18th inst
when resolutions adopted declaring II to be the duty
of every patriotic member Of society to sustain such
policy will give strength and permanency to the
Union that such policy Is mbodied in the President 5
special message upon the affairs Of Kansas aording the
spcedest settlement Of all difficulties this question
that the movement Of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas in
the Senate Is calculated defeat such speedy settlement
and that the democracy Of the second congressional dis
rict Of New York have congratulate themselves
upon the in which their representative the Hon,
George Taylor sustans the views Of the Executive thus
representing the wishes of his constituents.
TENNESSEE. Legislature of Tennessee adopted reso-
uons the 10TH instucng the senators aud request
ing the In Congress from that State
for the admission of Kansas under the Lecompton
stitution.
GERMAN OpINIoS-The German Democratic Central
Club of the city of New York. at the regular monthly
meeting held the evening of the 10th inst adopted
the following resolutions
Resolved That President Buchanan is entitled our un-
limited confidence and strenuous support in the stand
he has taken respecting the above question.
Resooed That look upon the admission of Kansas
State into the Union with the Lecompton constitution
measure which patriotism and craftsmanship at
urgently demand