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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25

NTOTICE.--Whereas the Legislature Of Tennessee, at its
last session, passed Act making the duty Of the various
Ss said State open aud hold election at each precinct in
respective counties in order to ascertain the sense Of TIE po
pie as to wheera convention shabe called to amend revise
form new Constitution said Saa therefore, James B. RAINS
Sheriff county, do hereby give notice to the voters Of
said county that will the THURSDAY Of September
open hold election at the various precincts Of said county
for the purpose Of taking said vote.
Given under my hand at ONCE, this 10Th day Of june ls
JAMES B. RAINS,
Sheriff Of Cannon County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25

OUR SPRING ISSUE FOR 1855,
rs NOW READY FOR THE INSPEC-
Of the elite at Francisoos Hat Emporium No .
Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee. ~
n NEAT DESIRABLE AND CHOICE -
Styles Of superfne Soft Hats, Of various eolors and
- shapes opening. y
A. J. FRANCISCO,
NsH21 Eashionahla HalLar. . Public Eauara.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25
AUoTION - ID GROCERIEs

By
LANIER. PHILLIPS a co.
an MONDAY, JUNE sst- iss, wiz sell for Cash IN
front Of our Wac complete assortment Groceries,
o0nsis.ingin part az follows, y.zi
40 hds new sugar eco i0zes star candles;
600 bags Cofee; 100 ard 5 do
IS bbls new Moasses; x lzg selected vs.. r. Cheese;
80 bbls crusd & pogd Sugar; 500 barrels bite whisky
As kits Mackerel; IS do ". j. BrandY
$50 packages ~ u. Rlisins; 10 do Holland Gin;
8 sacks Almonds; go kegs Nailss
u cases earii-esi IS dozen Painted Buckets;
90 boxes Cove lesisfsf 80 nests Tubs;
10 bags PCpfert IS boxes Starch;
. chests Tea, $50 do Soapi
% bales Cltto4 rpiIe; 70 DO Doyls's Candles;
81 coils Eote 100 dozen Mason's Backngi
Is eases 1licirs 100 boxes Flasks;
Together With other articles make up complete
sale, LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
o..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25

Ladies' fine Brown Italian Cloth Congress Heel Caters;
Ladies' do DO do do Button DO
Ladies' do Black do do Button do
Ladies' do Kid slipper, handsome trimming;
Ladies' do do Caters with and without heels
Ladies' do Side Lace Heel Caters;
Ladies' do do do Plain do
Ladies' do Congress do
jea5-tS sNYDER & FR1zzELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25

T NOW offer the PaCs fag the Noensvs turnpike,
and half miles from Nashville. ANY person a
wanting beautiful Resilenoa-oue that is in every
way desrahleTould do we'll to look al the above
property, determined to sell Il. No fun de-
sIipti0n Of the HOuss and Grounds Is here necessary
as those who would buy must see for themselves.
There twenty-five Of Land Ths improvements are
and sustantialBue Grass na Spring Water Forest
Trees Fruit Trees and Shruby ami Flowers, abound The soil
FERTILE and uung streams igIts the grounds Taken alto
gsthe hurls know, the above residence not surpassed fr
natural elegance in The vicinity q Nashville
js23 d2m GEO. G. ALLEN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25

DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE OR Ex-
CHANGE
WE offer sale oFa dbie Farn near Bellebaeke Bedford
county Tenn, tanning 500 acres; 800 carei-
balance well timbered frame dwelling with negro
cabins harm, Sci springs The tract IS Nc. farm We
viii IS 5000 in Nashville property a small farm
within Or3 miles Of the city n part payment Can
]. l. & r. ". BROWN,
june 24-2m AZ Cherry Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25

A u q EIIIU-
LUBKHCATHNG CREASE.
CHEAP and durable compound for greasing the es Of
"a Omnibusess Carriage Carts DFsiys and
Wagons; also economical aud durable iuFiator for
Heavy MACHINERY, wiz n0t gum, and Is not elected
By heat cold Fo sale in TIN Cans, ksa Barrels 81
EWEN, PENDLErON 4 CO.
NJ ", hEIiff DEll0YILLEs
A. STRETCH,
20. g. BROWN,
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DissoiutiOm OF PaFtmershiD.

Having purchased the entire interest Of g. c. Godha, In the
a 81 Cooke, Bailey Co., VIII continue e Hlt Boot
Shoe business a. old stand, No. So North sa or te
Public squae where shah bepad to see our old friends
III ja6sis-sf. COOKE & BAILEY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

false patriotisEb." Ifthis was applicable to the
condition of things IN England in I769, is il not
equally so here now
The Kansas device has returned "to plague
the inventors" and sguatter sovereignty advo-
Gates are getting more than they bargained for.
But queTe, would it not have been better for
the people to have accepted the Constitution
under the law Of the last session Of Congress
True the proposition was in a mean. petfy-isr-
ceny shape, but had it been aceeded 10. a new
Constitution could have been made in three
months If not in three weeks, and the cnntro-
versy ended ard the aspirants for official places
IN the State and as Senators, could have been
gratlned without delay, and q muni6cent land
grant have been secured. The obnoxious pro-
visions as to slavery amounted to nothing in
fact, for there are not probably dozen slaves
in the territory, and they would grow small by
degrees and beautifully less in short order.
hope this may be the last territory that shall
be permitted to even knock at the door Of the
capitol for admission into the Union with
out the previous authorization of the incipient
steps by Congress. Il is manifestly unjust that
a population probably not exceeding that on
the East Side Of the river in the City Of Cleve-
land, should have the same power in the Sem
ate as Ohio, and in an election by the House
Representatives of a President OF the United
States. In the earlier and better days Of the
Republic the practice was when a territory pos
Fessed population equal to that required to
elect one Representative for Congress to au-
thorise the formation,of Constitution with ref
erenee to admission as a State. The two Sen
atOrs give them undue power, consider the mat
ter IN any light you please. When the revOlu-
tiOnary Congresses were held, and down to
l7SS, the Colonies and States were as inde-
pendent OF each other as they were of the
Grand Turk. They had all the attributes Of
sovereignty, and they were unwilling to sac
mice them entire, and hence the compromise
IN the Constitution that they should be equal
in the Senate, while the people should be repre-
sented according TO numbers in the House. This
was fair contract, and has been carried out
as all fair contracts should be- This provision
was night and in wOrds extended TO subsequent
ly admitted States. but why admit States gra-
tuitously without half the population required
for one Representative
We may have another Kansas debate next
winter in Congress running though to the ist
March perhaps, leaving three days for all other
business to be rushed through 10 hot haste-
business involving the highest interests of the
Government and the people. Kansas might
well spare the whole of one short session for
the consideration Of these interests Louis
XIV Of France declared himself fhe State-the
Washington Union claims TO be The demOeTGey
and The country, and the right of dictation 10
them-what may not Kansas claim to BET
A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

RUNAwAYs.-The freaks on the part of spirit
ed horses have been very frequent of late. Sat-
urday afternoon two young men from the coun-
:ry, who were evidently excited BY the unusual
sights Of the town or some other agency. drove
iuriOusly with a horse and buggy around the
corner Of ChamPlain and Seneca streets, run
ming into wagon standing near, which was
broken into bits as "large as a stick" The
horse attached to the wagon was somewhat in
jured.
On Huron street horse broke loose from a
wagon and ran with the thills until he pulled up
against fence
On Ansman st. horse attached to buggy
IN which was Scotch gentleman and his wife.
ran away and finally dashed against a lamp
post The glass upon the post was broken and
thrown upon the ground and the woman fell
upon 1t, cutting her face severely.
Several others we have heard Of where no
special damage was done
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

REPUBLICAN CRY CoSvESTIos.- City
Convention met, pursuant to call, at 10 o'clock.
C. BRADBURN, Esq, was chosen President, and
W. B. REzNER Secretary.
Wells Porter was nominated for Justice or
the Peace by acclamation. ..
On ballot, Samuel FOljambe and Erastus
Smith were nominated for Justices of the Peace.
The delegations Of the several districts then
retired, and after consultation, presented the
following gentlemen as candidates for Assessors
for the several districts:
lst Distriet-Elias S. Root.
ID Charles J. Ballard.
81 William Bowler.
The Third Ward Primary Meeting passed
the following resolution, which was presented
to the Convention by S. o. Griswold:
Resolred, That this meeting regards the Re
publican vote as the only true and equitable ba-
SIS of Delegates TO a County Convention, and
that the delegates from this Ward bring this
resolution to the attention Of the City Conven-
ton for such action as may be deemed proper.
The following resolutions were introduced by
s. o. GriswOld, and adopted:
WHEREAs, the last Republican Convention for
CuyahOga County resolved that the basis for
future Conventions should be six delegates
from each Township and Ward, therefore
ReSOlUed, That IN The opinion of this City Con-
vention that decision was unjust and unequIta-
bic, inasmueh as by it majority of delegates
representing a minority Of Republicans can
force candidate upon an unwilling majority.
ResOlerd, That the only equitable mode ofar-
irving at the preferences OF majority of the
Republicans in County Convention is by del
egation based upon the Republican vote in the
various Townships or Wards.
Resolred, That we will never consent 10 ba-
sis of delegation that virtually DISTINGUISHES
Republicans, simply because they reside in the
city Of Cleveland.
ResOlred, That the City Republican Commit
tee be instructed to call the next City Conven
tiOn on the basis Of the previous Republican
vote for Governor.
By J. @. Grannis:
ResOlred, That the City Central Committee
be requested to call, without delay, meeting
Of the Republicans Of the several Wards Of the
city at their respective places of holding cleo
ton, for the purpose Of organizing the Wards.
Adopted.
CHARLES BRADBURN, Pres't.
W. b. REzNER, See'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

IHE BOYS TOURNANEST.-Superior street.
between the Square and Erie street, presented
quite an animated appearance on Saturday af-
ternoon on the occasion or Tie boys ,ourna-
ment' and was the scene of considerable sport.
Buggies, carriages and other vehicles were
quite abundant, and the crowd was composed Of
fully one-half men, who manifested almost as
much interest in the result of the contest as did
the boys themselves. Eleven companies were
entered with miniature rigged trucks; and
their performance was generally very good. At
lantic No. won the prize. The following are
the entries and the time made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27


THE BALLOON REGArrA.-Mons. Gopp,Rp.
the noted arOnaut, passed through this city on
Saturday, en- route for Cincinnati, from which
place he and Mr.. STEINER are 10 start on race
through the upper regions. Several letters have
passed between the parties arranging the affair.
Mons. GODDARD having challenged STEINER to
the trial, and STEINER having chosen Cincin-
matt as the starting point. The contest will be
as to which balloon will go the greater distance
with the same amount of gas; the one coming
down the farihest from Cincinnati to be declared
the winner. 1t will take place sometime in oc-
tober, and due notice be given beforehand. This
promises to be one of the most exciting races
ever witnessed and the result will be looked for
with much interest
In speaking of Thurston, Mons. GoDp,RD
thinkslthere is no probability that he came down
alive. This opinion differs from that. of SrEE-
NER, who, according to the Rochester Union.
thinks that Thurston came down alive and NAV
yet be found living.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

len lines Of Tins tAgais) Type make one square
Adversements Loaded and placed column Of Special
Business Notices. double the Titnary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts Will e understood 10 apply
the Immediate Business OF the Aderscr and all
otheI advertisements sent IN by the advertiser Will be
charged extrz.
Notices Meetings. and Firemen's, Military Charitable
and Religious Notices. 81 cent. discount.
Business Notices Editorial Column VIII be charged al
thd rute OF y line each insertion
AL Transient Advertisements, 20 be paid for II advance.
Advertisements the Weekly OF less, for three
1nnfhs OF less. as daily
Advertisements D1ny and Weekly " II be charged 80
cent extra.
Marriages and Deaths exceeding lines cents
- COWf Is 4 co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27
CUYAHOGA COUNTY FArR.-The Fair Grounds

CUTAHoGA County FAIR.-The Fair Grounds
on Ohio street arc receiving 4 complete over
hauling and repairing, and will doubtless be in
better trim for the Fair than in any previous
year. Every convenience will be afforded TO
owners of stock, agricultural implements, DC,
for their exhibitions, and indeed excellent facil-
ties will be afforded to both visitor and exhib-
itor. From all we can learn on the subject, the
Fair will this year be one of unusual interest
Let farmers and others be ready.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27
PORCELAIN TEETH.
SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ VI o producing Artificial Teeth any other known
lst IMPLICITLY -one gi.es ehsmieaIy united IN all
It's parts, aud W the same qucifg OF material.
IL SOLIDITY.-ThAt c0mleIs naiurcto adapt hersefto
the model OF her own mpIesslon. ThE adaptation
81 PURITY--The entire Plate and Teeth are imper-
vous The action o. any known chemical AGENT hence
disease OF health, proof against the corrosive and offensive
,ecretiolsoi Tue mouth common 70 gold plate work, and
an. COLOR-Brisht, lively, and a good imitation Of
y B-Any method Of producing sets OF Artificial Teeth
heIcay united piece thai viii pas ordeal
jlis digest; IS o0gnterieIt Of t57le Porcelain
PAIkONAGE-Sifc fce Aprl Is56, We have inserted Fire
Hdred Gad ssUea Caes OF tins nnmber eigify-src- ses
have taksnthe place Of Cole Plae WORK In the astHam
and vi ali other where terms have been
has sihere been any dtssatisfaeii1n.
70 the nature Of the and given
PAYMENT-Upon the receipt Of the order or on deIiv-
cry Persons with Geld Plate can Apply their plate part
GUARANTY-safisfacfon provided the terms Of pay
meat and SPECIAL distractions have complied with
Persons wanting Information. reference VIII he gwen 10
those IN constant Of our work
Wep-er 10 apply partial sets soon after ihe sxtaciBso
the haurai teeone weeks long enough TO intervene be-
To our and those who desiIe % become such We
within Two DAYS after the arnval Of the paiiont.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
Those Of you favorable 10 tins enterprise, wllln
aTranseeis with you By whie Impressions be iaksn
so f5ry9arie 10 Us v ETors aad fbagt si,v
lifted with reasonable accuracy o. the fitting and artcula-
reasonable terms
Testimonials and References.
bservel witl murh interest f1rthe years
above mathul Il PRODUCING AIr1l Teeth, and be ievc
81 m eats Of this Ilrca.zr cosrect-
T. GARIICK
have investigated with o- the last three years
the above method OF making and app ying Artificial Tee
il tie Laboratory Dr. Wright aud as0in use and can
say with c1uidence hat his piau the best known
and entirely successful when made under ohscrVfou
The supeoTIty Of tins Kind o. Douta work gold
Eini Of metallic plate, raonot be questioned and the
meut DR. Wugts Circular OF the uber Of cases wher
his work has taken he place Of gold plate true Much
Of this work gold plate hal been furnished hY the best
Dentists ~ the country am not with
Of Porcelain work n the Ia ds hihcrs than Dr.
Wright H A. ACkLEY. NJ.
Late Prof cf Surgery Cieve Sled Colless
Dan P. Rhodes. Prof J. P biTtland,
NJ Jackson. Prof S. b. Hunt,
EH Mayor Castle, Ed Buff Med. Journal.
II L Whitman. Wm W. Richarls,
y. II. Srurtevauf, Prof Gatcheu.
J. X Cur iss
n. B-Hsyag learned that psrS1as claiming 10 do this
work and 10 many claiming 20 De agents for he
sane. Will say thai up this date have aseua
the u A who any right from the above paeutea
such claim and IN hose u is either fuf1uremeut
mnositiuu po-lun, let Il wuIs It's cure
If Infringement, will IN due ime attend 20 that
N. l. WRIGHT. NJ ID
sent Arfua-v for tlie Cifulpauv.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

WhereuPon Atlantic was awarded the trum-
pet We are glad to say that none of the boys
were tight" and that no quarreling occurred
to mar the general good feeling existing am Ong
them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

Distance 50 rOds-stack ladder, and place
boy on top in quickest time
There being tie betwe en- Liberty No. l, At
lantic and Tiger, they repeated at 90 rods with
the following result
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

Opinions of the New York Press.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY NIORNING, sEPT. 2z. rs
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

e PLAIN and Ornamental Printing Of every descruiio
dono al the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office
ON the --latest impr we'd and st rapid steam presses IN the
best style short notice and reasonable rates Par
tsUar attention pzidto blank work Erery deserptiop
ofBnlns d'ue, especially Blank Books LeIsers Jouru-
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ErQai Nofifrs.


ANNA n WATSON
WILLIAM S wATSONJ
WILLIAM S. WATSON is notified.
w that on the 2isl DAY 0i September LIS Anna NJ
Wafson fled he Court OF Coz Pleas her etifIon
against h1lr setting un i' ID th artss anl
lsing i1t e IS guilty ut WlfI absence from Ter fr more
tilan three YUfrs asst Elast.
PeiIf1Jn prys inr divorce
Ais that deposons Will be taken IN this At tho
house Of Mrs Jaac Canlpne No. . Swan street, he
city Of Buffalo, site Of New York the - DAY Of De
tbar. 1883 bctsg tne hoursoi a. NJ aud p ~ tho
day. and continue from daT lg until ii
uecesssiiy. WILLIAMSON RIDDLE.
sep-2 v Z &c At IS lor Pin.
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THE STATE Of OHIO. In the Court
IL Cuyahea County, s.. OF Common Pleas.
PETITION FOR DOVER.

Z
-mes Cu7Eiu ham
The above cinaHts who -re residents or the Stale Of
PEI ns a slil lake Eotieo that the 2sth day OF Au
gust ISIS. the sad p7iatids filed their petition the
Court of oum1l Pleas 1f Cuyanoc1 County Ohio asking
DOVER llr sli S Ch-e. widowed Matthew Brooks,
deceased, ln the i1 oNvis Premises o. which he was
81 uatcl lu Uokyl tuy-Gsh 2, sail county and
pilce relas kawn a. r1Tt q lot Ne 3 bounded fol-
sluth, vl line. birds Orce OF New owned hv
samuel i1e > aa l9ig1 caI 5; thence west, said
nuIt, SAID land, 10 the center Of The road lot ine
thence ine puce Of be ntn aining a. aGd IL
scTrs cn1cy5f 70 d ID Sc zsr. "a Noreber 1854. and
which cesc-4bed oOus Si.laisd IN LOT ; beginning
u Tie lu least rlar Il s1d o te centre u Oh roai.
siOae Al G1lrge DecksIs north iiue. thenre
DeeNrrs lt me- Chains aEd a. Inks the &c north y
chains 80 us the place beglaniuE. Als except
in sciibed as ndrt Of io No f3 bounded
vsyeI b j. 4 sexton County SurTeyoI-b, Ilnng al me
road a. os hence est. 10 ths center Of nc road
ial a1o p liAss .At-ee sau-A u cl1ls ana = hAs
Broks uu7 th8ace n0h Wilaus' east line, Is chaius
and s hnks 70 ths place o ogaans, and conveyed to
TIE Ctaer ~ said pieces Of land described i0Tws.
part Of lot No No GO. IN sad townshp and county and
Anal CusA an cl The 2th o. August, 1881, tee ed to
VI an Austin and on the center OF the turnpike hence
south aims tle center o. t5c tlInke road about 20
.hence eastsry The Eorh-csfcry OF said hoo-
house. theuci souihery the land Of sob Brain rd
drawn may inorseet lire Of William Ausiins lot
being Of the sne conrs thcacc along sad Ausths line
westerly tn the place of bcginung containing about ! OF
an aore Il l1nd
sad dssuantsaru asa farther uotfed that uness they
appear ard answer d pet within sixty days after the
usxt term o. said far (which sli reFr Term will COM
the 18th day u November is5sl the plaintiffs
wall apply Co the Court % take the matters o. The petition
su59 SolicitoIs for Paintltts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27
,MELLHV.ERr GOODS,
IT v-rrOT rZATE
Builders & Arfbitrfts.

BROOKS S. c. & E. W., BUILD
b ERS Ais aauufaclurerS u Dcors, binus, stsa
ETsckets and az nds Of scTu-SzNin= and Gethle SoTs
Particular atert paid Fiifine-p Sures- Faciurs dn
Dvision-st-. Centre Block Cleveand o. nllg-c5i
TORLETT & CUBBON MASTEP
~ BUILDERS Eo.s7 PIospset-si
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27
B U Y
STEWARDS
NEW
COOKING STOVE,
And save one.third of your fuel bill.
LIZ .a,.n nls
S n a H " 8


AND ENANIELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9.PUBLIC
w SQUARE. tSouth sidel has Just received fresh
from maaaactor OF the largest and best assrt
ENANELED CRATES,
Ever brought 70 this m1rket He always keeps o. hand the
best newest aud approved styles OF COOklNG and
other kinds o. STOW Is
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted to gre perfect satisfaction
He also IS constantly su1pi-d with assortment Of
Wooden Ware aud House Furnishing Artc e. and has on
hand and large stock OF Tn. Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware. all which MUST AND WILL BE
SOLD at Wholesale or retail fur cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
Al kinds Of JOBBING, ROOFING, EAVE TROUGH,
ING. &c &C done the m3st w0rkmanke manner, and
SHORT NOII,.E E
The proafo the paddluEls iuthe chewing 81 ne
please call before purchasing eiseers ~ he GU and
sGBass's Patent Hotel Cook Stoves two sizes, $50
W L MARVIN.
mvls-dSWly s No S1uih SIDE Public Square