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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19
PRnCI.ANIAnanN

TsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the Of Tenneee-To
all who shall these presents-Greeting:
of the ties OF Jackson, Smith,
man, and DeKalb composing the Sixth Judicial Circuit You
hereby commanded open and hold election al ali the places
Of holding elections your respective on Wednesday
the day October 1885, (aer giving months notice.
as required By laE the election Of Judge for said circuit
vacancy created by the death Of the Hon
all; and due returns make according to Law.
- In testimony whereof, I, lsham G.. Harris Governor
aforesaid have hereunto set my hand and caused the
iL Of the state to be affixed Nashville, this
~ 2Sth day Of August. 1858.
By the Governor, lSHAM G. HARRIS.
J.E. R. Ray, Sec'y Of State. Taug3 OB4t.
The Cookevle Times viii publish four weeks send bill to
the Governor
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Sept. Is, 1853.

Col DANIEL SAFFARANs, of Memphis died at Dun
lap Springs, near Bolivar, on the 18th inst. The
Msmphis APpsa! says: " he had been suffering for
many months from en- incurable disease which
strikes down so many of the bravest, and best, as
we'll as the gentlest Of the World-pulmOnary con-
sumption. In quest of alienation he visited Cuba
last winter, and his return in the spring, went
to Dunlap Springs where he passed the summer.
Col SAFFARRANs was born on the ed of February,
1799 in the State of Virginia. Early in life he re-
moved to Galatn, in this State, where, by energy
Industry and attention to business he acquired
wealth and position. He was man Of uncommon
enterprise, energy and decision. His public spirit
always placed him in the front rank Of the cOmmu~
mites in which he lived. Some ten years ago he
enjoyed the distinction of being regarded as one Of
the leading spirits in promoting that high degree Of
prosperity which We now enjoy as community.
He was always respected for his public spirit and
the high tone he assumed and his death will be sin
cersy lamented by large circle of friends, and by
an attached family. Peace to his ashes !"
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Trmsf SnIe.

virtue Of deed Of trust executed by II. P Do rs,
January IA lsJer and registered in the Registers office,
Book, p, 3f6 and 34I will proceed sell the hghe
bidder Tuesday, Sept D 1853 in front Of the store house, No
College street, the following property, three hundred
styles pate consisting Cook Dining
and Heating Stoves for Coal and Wood Also, Skes Pc
Ovens and Lids, and Large kes and IOns and
Tin Ware together with sundy other articles close ont the
stock.
will also sell the public square, Saturday 1853
good Mules, three good Horses three Wagons on Springs
Dray, and one Cart. iron aNles.
The above Gales for Cash Also at and place, will
sell to the highest bidder the Stove Foundry Fixture and
on hand, if not sold privately before that time.
persons wishing the Foundry will please call
at No. 6 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
All persons indebted to H. 2 Doris can save cost by pay
ing up Immediately, our debts must lie paid,
sepl4-tHtl r. W. SHAFFER. Trustee.
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The overland mail to California left Memphis or
the 10th inst, by the Little Rock Railroad, over
which it goes the distance of twenty five miles;
thence it is taken by the contractors, via Little
Rock, TO Fort Smith, where it connects with the
mail from St. Louis, and is from that points take on
through Texas to FL PssO, thence to California
The New York Herald says the rates Of fare for The
present will be as follows: Between the Pacific
Railroad terminus and San Francisco, and between
Memphis and San Francisco, either way through
tickets, $500. Local fares between Fort Smith and
Fort Yums not less than ten cents per mile for the
distance travelled. Between Fort Yuma and San
Francisco, and between Fort Smith and the Railroad
terminus the rates will be published by the super
intendents Of those divisions. The meals and PRO
visions for passengers are at their own expense,
and over and above the regular fare It is intend
ed, however, by the company to have suitable meals
at proper places and al moderate cost prepared for
passengers soon they can complete their ar
rsngements. Forty pounds of baggage will be al
lowed to each passenger; but the company will not
at present transport any through extra baggage,
freights or parcels.
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mARSHAI,S sale

by vrns Of writ Of frie JqcCs directed from the
Circuit Court Of the United States the Middle District
Of Tennessee, which founded upon gnnt rendered in said
plaintiffs and William Warn defendant expose pub
lie sale the court house door in the city Nashville on the Gh
October next all the right, title and interest Of the
said defendant, the following described house and lot
the said city Of Nashville lying Cherry street, and is bounded
follows Beginning the Of lot said Cherry street.
formerly owned by S B. Marsa and running thence south
wardy along Cherry street eighty feet 90 Alley along
said Alley nOrthwadly s0et to corner Of said Marshall thence
with his line the beginning being house and
lives levied upon and will be sold to
satisfy said q. ia. This 26th day Of August, 1853.
j. b. CLEMENTS,
Z. S Marshal for the Middle district of Tennessee
-twf1s
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For CounciImen.

IL We are authorized announce Or. john L. CATHAN
candidate for COun7ilman in the Fsfh Ward at the ensuing
municipal election. lsePl1-dd
II CuaRUEs WALKER Cof the Hat stors) candidate for
Councilman for the Second Wsrd at the approaching election.
scp4-dud
II We are authorized to announce J. W COLEMAN can
dae for Councilman from the Second Ward at the ensuing
ricir.aI election I'd
II We arc authorized to announce c. L. Il. MARTIN
candidate for Councilman represent the 4 Wad,at the next
nunicipaI SECTION aug26-dd
n We are authorized JAMES B. CRAI1HEAD as
candidate for Councilman represent the 5h Wbd at the
next municipal election. aug@5-dd
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR, PROTECTED SOLUTION NOE
PPOfOVfEp of IRON Com Ea5esp6

o r, r o I &c E o LUTON OF
PFOtOXide OF Iron Combined.
HAVING successfully passed the ordeal which dcove
ries in the Materl Meica sub ected must Le
ceiVed as established medieiPe Its efficacy in curing
Affections OF the Liver Dropsy Neuralgia Bronchitis and Con
sumpve tendencies Ds0rdered tate Of the Blood Bos, Sour
W, and the prostng effects Of Lead Mercury General De-
mity and all diseases which require IOSlC and ALIERA
TIVE medicine is beyond question The proofs Of its efficacy
numerous, well authenticated, and Of such peculiar
ehaeter that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
pro1ered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does profess cuTeall
range is extensive, because many diseases apparently unke
intimately reate and proceeding from cause, be cured
by remedy,
The class of diseases fer which Syrup provides cure is
precisely that which has often bed the highest order Of
medical skill. The facts tangible, the witnesses accessible
and the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incOnOTebe. Those
who may wish Tor an opinion IRON persons ng
the character OF the syrup cannot al 70 be satisfied with the
following, among testimonials in the hands Of the
Agents. The sniures those Of gentlemen veil in The
community, and Of the highest Fespestabihty
CARD-he undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
cts OF the Peruyan Syrup, do not hesitate 70 recommend
it to the attention. Of the public Prom experience
well from the tmony Of others, whose ineence and iuteg
# altogether unqueonable, We have doubt Of its elc
ages, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Dropsy Neuragia, &C
deed ELECTS Incredible, from the high
mony, as we DO ours, 70 rs restorative powers
s.H. Kendall, N. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. Amory, james c. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
Nor1cE-Itis we'll known that the medical elect Of Prosoxds
maintain solution Protoxde Iron without further
ton has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
known; and this solution may replace al the pTOcaTbOa
trates and artrales Of the Ei9heria MeiiCa .-
A. A. HAYNES, M. D., Assayer to the State Of Mass
Is Boylston street, Boston, U. s. A.
PnroE-Large bottles 50, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville By DEMOyILLE & BELL.
may4-d&tW6m
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Having called upon through the press and repeatedly in
the last few days. by many citizens Of both parties, make the
Mayor the approaching election have consented
In the Of my election, thereby pledge myself to
recognize my official capacity party class but to act
with an eye single good the whole people Of the City;
and further pledge myself, eectel devote my time, and
whatever ability may possess, the duties of the Office
sentlS-te RANDALL W MAcGAVOCK
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Cooley Tor OctOber.--Godeys Lzdy's Beck Tor Oeto.
Der, beautifully illustrated win Fan FASHIONS just received
~ p HAGAN,
sepl6 Market and Union streets.
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EXTENSIVE FRAUDS.
GAINESVILLE AND PARIs WIZ CoACa

NNTILL make regular trips three times week TFfa
w from ClaI ksvle to Paris Leaves ClirIs-@P sEsS
vile on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
o'clock m, and arrives Paris O'Clock evening
with the Camden Richmond stages connect
with the Daily Line OF Coaches from Paris the junction of the
Memphis Road with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad which line will
be under by first November Returning Paris Tues
day. Thursday and saturday at o'clock and arrives at
Clarksve at CLOCK evening connect with the Nash
vle HopknSYe RusseIvil!e stages The line newly
fitted out with coaches good and careful drivers
for the accommodation Of passengers The Of the pub
lie will DO thankfully received. The stage Office keptat The
Washington Hotel, vle Union Inn Dover; Union HOTEL
Paris. wifi r. GRAY.
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Just received direct from the celebrated manfac'
tory Of HANSON, GOODMAN & Co.,
Dining Knives, Plated and Plain Blades.
Desert d"
Carving +"
French Carvers fer Hotels.
And also, several sets Of beautiful Knives in
cases consisting Of % pieces, finely Plsted blades
and solid silver shoulders for sale at lower prices
for cash than they can be bought elsewhere.
JoHN WILLIAMS,
Sept Is, 1858. No. "a, Public square.
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Bill PaPer.--A large lot Of BIZ Paper, Of various si1
and qualities, Just received By ie30 r HAGAN
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The Of Cotton received previous the end Of the
crop year aug 81 this season, SO bales In reference to
the Foreign Export the last crop, the probability is that the
increase Of 33 900 bales viii insure larger figure value, in
theforhcomng Treasury tables for the late fiscal year. than the
crop Of 1857 and that the heaviest in value Of all previous
crops, being hundred and hrtytwo millions dollars
The following were quotations for Land Warrants in New
YORK the l4lh
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AT the late term 9th Criminal Court al Msrirees
bOrO', WA. MANOR, who killed young EsrY some
months ago, was found guilty of murder in the sec
Ond degree, and sentenced to imprisonment in the
Peniientiary for ten years and six months
JOIN FLY, who killed DAVID NJ. THoNPsoE in
June, 1867, had his trial postponed until the next
term of the Court, and give bond in the sum Of
$4,000 for his appearance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-19

VWe are authorized THOMAS J. HAE candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election
II We are authorized to Moss SINGLETON
candidate for Mayor, the ensuing municipal election
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For Aldermen,

II We are authorized to announce B F. Brown cand
date for Aldermen in the Third the municipal
election. [sepl6-dd
TWe are authorized to Dr.. G. A. J. MATFTED
candidate for Alderman from Third Ward the ensuing
rfriraI election augl5td
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IT, We are authorized SAMUEL NJ. FITE, ESQ., o.
Carthage as candidate for Circuit Court Judge in the SIKH
Judicial District composed of the counties Of Smith, Jackson
Maroon DeCaIb and Putnam [seplO-tWIwtd
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A Valuable Farm tor snIe,

VETITIIIN Eve miles Of Gallatn, Sumner county, Tenn no
Wv far from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Itwel
Waered mbered, we'll set with grass; with comoria
Housas Outbuildngs Terms &C. can be known BY ap
plying to I. Boyers, Gallatin, Tenn. Tssp14-wlm
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MONETARY AND CoamEnoIAE..

The resuof tie last Cotton crop have just been rendered IL
tabular form by the New York 81 ig L mad the standard
crop authority by the usage the ade) from which we learn
that the total crop is 3, 1880 bales.
The following are experts Of Cotton to foreign countries, as
eonpsrea Vim thoss Of the previous year:
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The Knoxville Citizen, Of the 10th, says THONAs
PowELL has been arrested and is now confined in
jail at that place, upon charge of shooting john
LA. Of Knox county-the wound having proved
fatal il about tWeniy-four hours sfterit was in
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a5gl,4l5 a.a5a.657 ss7,7ga 6l.oOa

OF the crop rendered by the receipts ports 4Jss5
bales into Domestic Consumption in addition whico 49,
81 bales taken FOR home Virginia, and South
West Of Virginia. making sos SOP bales
nestle Consumption, owing the Intervention Of the Crisis
ten years. The following is the comparison:
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There fair stock Of Bacon hand, with moderate de
mand Good Tennessee sought after and brings highest
quotations in small lots. We quote hog round 9a9 shoulders
78 good ~ 9S; ribbed sides a lu5S clear O1l9l cents,
according quality and quantity hams choice lll2s infe
iior 795S1z canvassed Is a 6 cents.
The Cleveland (Tenn.) Banner of the 17lh says:
worth - in this marketprme white
IS corn 35 cents bacon cents by retail,
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NASHVILLE.


The Memphis Eogle and Enquirer. Of the 9Th,
learns that traek-lsying on The Memphis aud Little
Rock Railroad is progressing rapidly, ard it is ex-
Peeted thattheroad will be completed 10 Madison on
The St Francis River within ninety days.
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NEAT and comfortable dwelling, lust beyond tn
n N & c. Railroad Depot in Hines Addition with good
every convenience necessary render it desirable
residence. Apply to W. L. BOYD. JR.,
aug24 No. 50 Cherry St.
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The Cleveland Banner learns that EDWARD GooDE,
If Bradley county, obtained two gallons and one
pint Of juice from twelve stalks Of Chinese sugar
c.ro
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The following is list Of the Directors appointed
BY the Governor, on the part Of the State, in the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Company, to
serve for the next twelve months: D. H. Cummings,
Clinton; John Williams, Knoxville; J. A. Mabry,
KnoKVillsi ]. Rufus Smith. LOudOD; JO 1. Wright
MadisOnvie; John L. Bridges, Athens; J. B. Cooke,
Athens; P. J. R. Edwards, Cleveland; Colbert era
vens, Chattanooga. The new Board of Directors
will meet at Knoxville on Friday, LIST October next
for the purpose of organizing
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The JOnesbOrO' Tindicator notices a specimen Of
molssses manufactured from the Chinese sugar cane
By Col VIZ. EARLY, Of Washington county, and
says il was beautifully transparent, Of approved
thickness, aud possessed delightful favor. The
Knoxville Citizsa says there was planted in East
Tennessee, last spring, large crop Of the sugar
cane and it is yielding, in every instance. admraN
bly,. The syrup sells in Knoxville at SOC per gallon.
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Der bottle, six bottles for IS, BY the sole


Manufacturing Pharmaceuss and Chemists, PburE, Pa
Sold in Nashville by Ewin, Pendeton & Co.. W. W Berry
DemoviIIe Or. A Roscoe 10. G. Brown, DemOve & Bell,
a. W. HendeFshott T. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co.. Beech
& Hunter, Druggists generally throughout the State.
NAYS '5S-dtri6CWIyins.
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a. RIVA & co.
TRECT importers Pure Wines, from France, Spain,
Italy, and Hungary Brlnjies, Olive on, VemiceIi etc,
No. H. South College street, Nashville, Tenn.
Hungarian Wines.
FINE of the brands just received and FOR
n sleat aug-5 A RIVA & Cos.
White Wines.
TUSCATEL, sanerne ETC. very choice article for Sum
lVk mer drinks, for sale by sug-5 A. RIVA & Co
French Wines.
EBURE, choice Old Clargts, for sale at
H aug-5 A. RTvA 3 Co.'S
Champagne.
HNRENCH and Hungarian Champagne, OF first choice, also,
in Wine Lemonade, spark ling and sweet received at
aug-5 A. RTVA & Cos,
South College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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TIE COHET-ThOse of our readers who get up
early enough can have fine view Of the comet
now visible at four o'clock every morning. The
heavenly visitor has taken up its position little TO
The east Of the Great Bear, and but short distance
above the horizon. When no better instrument is
at hand, an ordinary Opera>slass will enable per-
son to see it very plainly but with the naked
eye good view can be had of the distinguished
stranger
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MARRIED.,
For Cironi1 Court nudge.

On the 9th inst in Edgefed, by the Rev Mr.. Hayes Mr.
rRr SIDNEY and Miss HARRIET NoRToS.
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GREAT SALE OF
THE meNAERY LAND,
ON Browns Greek and Franklin Turnpike
Read. Ter SaIes

an THURSDAY, 18th day Of September next viii offer
~ for saeto the highest bidder, the premises about 100
aces Of tat splendid tract Of land belonging to the estate Of
NATHANIEL MCNAIl deceased, fronting both the Frank
I'm turnpike Boa about three uls from Nashville, adjoining
the lands Of John Thompson Joseph VauN e. D Cautre Thos
ing ia size from eight % en About third Of
the land Is heavily tmhere Wh forest
cleared and in high cuaton-he whole is under
water a.-
In point Of fertility lands viii compare avoFaby with
the best lands in Idle Teansssectheg Bic Wsi
loose SO-tber with Sugar tree, Walnut Poplar Ash, Wild
Cherry hickorvs k0Seller, aud BIack Locust.s.
To persons wishing choice places, in good nehhorhOod
Nashville, this sale VIII Oder he greatest Inducements.
There are three beautiful bldng sites fronting the middle
Franklin turnpike road and threc splendid covered with
teaulu forest trees treating syenue50 feet vide, (xend
ing from turnpike the ohcr These lands ofthe richest
quality, aud AL persons wishing choice Gardening lands the
city should attend this sale without fail for these amongst
The handsonlest and best lands in the State.
1FtdsA credits Of and years, without interest, viii be
given; notes payable IN Bank with approved security required
and deeds given retaining lem 10 the paymeut, and dis
couut OF l0 per cent per annum made for cash payments
ALSO
At the tine aud place viii e sold the entire Stock Of ?.
N McNas consisting Of valuable Brood Mares; nine very fine
t0ttng Colts sired BY the renowned Washington; Canadian
Colts pair OF Horses 40 head Of Cattle
GLIDING several good Mich Cows; 100 head Of HOgs;a lot Of
Sheep 500 barrels Corn 80 loads good Hay Oats and Fodder;
Farming Utensils; Buggy Hunting Wagon, and sets Of
Harness, &c. tT
Terms Of perhabe property made known day Of sale
Persons wishing 10 examine Of the above property viii
please call on F. N Aeary Esq the premises who will
take pleasure in showing the same,
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock A NJ Collision usual.
NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents.
E. r. GLAsCOCK, Land Auetioneer.
Z Capt HAMMER, stock Auc6oneer. aEg25-td,
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Nrv ORLEANS, Sept I8.-Dealhs from yellow fs


NEw ORLEANS, Sept 1S.-Dealhs from yellow fe
yer yesterday 81.
Arrived-Bark Fanny EaleT from Marseilles.
A duel came of to-day between Mr. Wood, Of the
True Della and Brabazon, formerly Of the Rifles
Three rounds we're fred Neither hurt
ST.. LOUIS, Sept 1s.-The river has fallen four
inches in the last "A hours.
LEAvEzWoRTH, Sept ia train Of twenty wsg-
ons leaves for Pixies Peak tomorrow.
a.s.-s@z
Headache-FrOm an Eminent Clergyman.
PRTsBuRa July O. 1855 -Mesrs. BENZ. Page Jr L Co..
Gentlemen take great pleasure say ing you that made
use of B1rhave's Holland -EBitters, which OBJ
aimed your and found special relief severe headache
which long suffered and believe they we're OF service
to in relieving my stomach and head.
Very respectfully, sc. sAN'L. E. BABcocK
Headache and Debility.--ah. Silas J. Iissomb Of
Birmingham, says: 81 have found in BRrhaTess HOI-
land Bitters 4 remedy for Headache and Debility Ny
wife has also used it with the greatest benefit "
Mr. A. s. Nicholson, Pburg, also remarks that he has e
perienced much relief from its use for headache
Strength and Health Restored.-Nr. John
Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Canal, says
"When I commenced taking BGrhaVe's Holland
Bitters, could hardly walk. Now enjoy excellent health
septI9-d&W-lE