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Bolts and Banks.

Our able and spirited contemporary, the Richmond
South, says:
"a New York Herald correspondent, writing from
s'this city advises that the Herald take ground N
ofavor Of JonN 1I1xoR BORIS for President, and n.
sP. BAxKs for Vice President, to be supported by
al the Opposition forces in ali parts Of the country.
sThe suggestion strikes US as admirable. The selec-
''tion cannot be improved upon. The men are
sfamous in all parts of the country, as opeE' undis
spuised enemies Of the South, and would be hkeiy
,to rally all the anii-Savery elements OF both sec
s.lions 10 their support They wouid not make much
sbeadav in this section it is true, but that IS OF
sitls moment, as the Opposition expect no aid from
.bs sontbern States in the neditated overthrow Of
atbe Democratic party. Their reliance is upon
srNortbern votes. and to make that reliance sure.
/ ..Nortbern feeling and opinion must be consulted
land consolidated, and nothing would be more likely
sto accomplish that than the selection Of the most
/ s.rabid Massachusetts, Black Republican and the
''most undisguised Virginia Black Republican asthe
candidates Of the party Besides all which, there
sis something euphonius in the conjunction Of the
/ s.names BORIS aud Banks. It has, at least, the
advantage Of apt allterations artful aid The
Opposition are very much inauenl ed by such con-
''sldeTGiOns IN theif cuoiSS u caHuiOo'es' w"
"lhat CRITTESDEN has drawn of, We know no man
"more likely to accept the leadership Of the OPpO
.siiion than our distinguished fellow citizen, Wh'
bas heretofore been so emiDently successful in thu
s'attainment of political promotion. The Hsrdi'
would do welltO stop trying to exhume Gen. SCOTT
ssdesd bones and push the fortunes Of live poiti
..cisu who is ready for anything that will strike
sth1ow st the South and Southern equality in thu
Union
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

TT appearing to the satisfaction Of ae Clerk and Master
Boyd Stroud Scott, Baker Co., COWell Co., schaer
Roberts johnson, B. NJ jones' Of the defendants to
comDiainan BILL are not Of Of Tennessee
so ordinary process Of this court cannot be served hem
1t therefore ordered the Master and entered the
rules that publication be made for four successive weeks in
Weekly Union anil American, newspaper published in
the city Nashville, commanding the said defendants Boyd
Stroud Scott Co., Schaer, Roberts johnson, and B.
NJ JONES' appear the Term of said Court Of Chancey
the house in the Of Lafayette the first
Monday in February next, and plead, demur Com
panants Bill default thereof the viii be taken for
confessed aud for hearingee l)dTte as to them.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
sep4-w4w prs fee 50 Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

THE OBJECT OF QUEEN VICToRIA's VISIT TO Der
L1N-A precious bit of scandal is going the rounds
in England 1t is said that the object Of Queen Vic
Orias visit to Prussia was to try the influence of
her presence in appeasing the storms that have dis
turbed the domestic peace of the young couple uni
ted but eight months ago!
Nor says the rumor, are these conjugal tifs mere
" light breezes that create mOmentary ripple on
the face of the waters, but perfect hurricanes,
scattering destruction and ruin The young Prince
who had, as it was formerly reported, been as real
ly in love with the English Princess for two years
before he married as though he had right to make
love-match, now carries his antipatby to as great
an extreme-the quarrels they have together are so
fierce that the Princess is said to have complained
TO her mother of personal i'll. treatment This
is treated with derisiOn by those who judge from
the behaviour Of the Prince and Princess in pub
lie by her smiling looks.
The Princess Of England when child, was noted
for spirit Of obstinacy and contradiction Of no
binary stamp, and which, if it has not since been
checked, may be the cause Of unhappiness to her
self and those around her There used to be little
anecdoe extant that fully illustrated her childish
disposition. She was reprimanded one day by the
queen for addressing Mr.. BroWn, the spothecary
TO the royal family, without the title of Mr.. The
Princess took notice of the reproof but continued
TO DO So on which her mother told her if she again
did 1t, she should be sent to bed. THE next
tine the GpothecOry. made his appearance in
the nursery, the Princess said "Good morning,
Brown, and good evening, too, Brown, for Pm going
to bed, Brown
This is very childish, but shows what was the nat
ural temper Of Little Mics Absolute
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

Ex- PREsIDENT PIERCE.-The Washington Union
has been favored with the subjOined extract OF a
letter from Ex-Presideut PIERCE, received in that
city by friend of this distinguished gentleman. 1t
is dated August the 10th, at the Hotel Byron near
Villeneuve, Switzerland:
s.You will be gratifed to learn that Mrs. Pierce's
health has improved decidedly since we left the U.
States. Nothing could have been more agreeable
than our six months in Madeira. The climate in
winter is, believe, unrivslled-the atmosphere at
once bland and braeing, and the scenery extremely
grand and beautiful. We may remain here during
the remainder Of August, and then perhaps proceed
to Interalken by the way Of Berne. If the weather
is favorable we may cross the Simplon or SPlugen,
and pass into Italy in September. .'
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TELEGRAPHBC NEWS.


LONDON, Sept Ito Cyrus W. Field, New York,
The directors are on their way to Valentia to
make for opening the wire the public
They convey, through the cable, to you and your
fellow citizens their hearty congratulations in your
Joyous celebration of the great international work
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IN CFIANCERY AT LAFAYETTE, TENN
AUGUST RULES. 1853.
GoOdalI, Harris ct ais Is. GarreI Robertson ct a


TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the clerk and MASTER that
arrel Robertson, the defendants this cause not
resident of the of Tennessee, that tie ordinary pro-
cess of the served him. 1t is therefore ordered
that publication made, four
Vile Weekly Union and American, newspaper published in
thu city Nashville, commanding the said Gae Robertson, to
sppar before Chancellor the said Court of
Chancer held the court house in the Of Lafayette,
on the Monday February next and plead, demur
complainans BILL the will be for confessed and
set for hearing &c pGTte to him JOHN CLAIBORNE,
sep4-W4W prs fee 50 Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

RED RIVER TRADE-The st. Paul Times notices
the consignment of large amount of goods for
the HudsOn's Bay Company, imported directly IN
bond from London, which are to be forwarded by
the September trains to Rel River and beyond; and
remarks that, until this summer these e1porta-
tions have been by the tedious voyage through
HudsOn's Bay, and the difficult canoe navigation
from Lork Factory but the laws Of trade, pointing
out the only natural route, now imPel to st Paul.
and thence to Fort Garry. The Times very reasons
ably recognizes, in this event, the opening Of a
great commerce with British Columbia, Uia the new
Minnesota route, since the British have expressed
the preference for it by thus naugurating it them
selves.
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Ar, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Southern Pacific RaiIroad meeting.

A GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of this Com
pany will take place at Memphis, Tennessee, MONDAY
he 18Th OF September 1855 which full report o. state
things will be made and Of the proceedings meetings
in Louisville Cincinnati and St. Louis New and elsewhere
Of the Company relieve the enterprise
its present difficulties Matters just condition that
Road protect bOaG Stockholders
dictate the rights Of the Company and rescue beyond doubt from
existing difficulties general turn out Of Stockholders at Mel
phs desired vigorous and unanimous aeOn-such may
there backing the meetings already had, will doubtless
enterprise; restoring confidence that the work may
progress.
sep4 JEPTHA FOWLKEs Pres.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

JOHx d. W. HAwKIzs, tbeWell known temperance
lecturer and agent died suddenly few days SINCE
at the residence Of his son, in Parksburg Chester
cOuuty, Pennsylvania Mr.. H. was about sixty
years Of sge. he was one Of the six incorporate
Baltimore mechanics who started the celebrated
''Washingtonian" Tor moral sussiOn) temperance
movement in ls4l, and from that period continued
Increasingly to labor in the cause having never been
known to relapse from the path of constant sobriesy
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}. NJ. FRANKLIN, W. c. 7.
F.. I. HURMOND, Wy i.
y. A. WHEBRY, ". R.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
AND
RICH EXPORTED HEA D DIRE SSES,
Paris Flowers, PIumes, &e.

WE would respectfully inform lady friends and country
merchants, that have received our first mportons Of
Millinery Goods, and fine assortment OF every style OF col
Chene English Straw b0nnetss COlored FLATS Misses
Equestrian Likewise magnificent stock Of Paris Head
Head 0rnaI1ents and Hair Pins q
own importation from Paris direct Rich Flowers for Balls and
Bone Rich Paris Plumes Of every style, the latest style Of
Bonnet and Ribbons making much larger and bet
ter selected, than any ever oIeneri
regular opening will be for fan les Of Fall and Win
the 10th Of September Our stock viii be the most
dazzling, rescerCh and beautiful opened West, and prices
lower than ever sold at Nashville
Having purchased exclusively for cash this Fan, viii give
rsat bargains especially change business exclusively
wholesale the l OF January and must and viii close out b.
the Of December. look for bargains for cash, without
exception
We respectfully solicit country Merchants Niners
Patron Bonne and Millinery goods Our prices shall be
low a small bill Of Goods purchased at New York.
At the Partisan Millinery Bazaar, 46 Union Street. next to
State Bank. August -, 1855.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

Ex-Governor il. McRAE has been nominated for
Coneress vice Gen. ]. A. QUITNAN, deceased, by
the Democratic Convention which met at BrOOkha-
ven on the 9th ult.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

The Bolton (Texas) Independent says that Martin
KOzta, instead of having recently died in indigeRt
circumstances in Guatemala, is now living in Medi
ma county, Texas, and we'll off
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

Boston has population Of 1872 $40. Like many
other cities its numbers have not increased for
year past, but, if anything, diminished. The as
SCISSORS make g report showing decrease Of polls
of 574, which would indicate considerable loss Of
,onulation-say 3 200.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

The Utah correspondent of the New York Times
develops some curious facts in relation to Poygamy
among the MOrmons. 1t appears that the Book Of
Mormon, the standard authority among the people,
expressly fOrbids and denOunoes POlygamy and con-
eubinage and that, in establishing the system Of
many wives in his community, Brigham Young has
directly sOntravened an explicit command.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

DEING personally acquainted with several Of the best makers
4 Of GOSHEN BUTTER,
propose 20 receive orders for lots Of fifty pounds and upwards.
The Butter shall be pure every sense Of tie term.
Those who posted in regard 70 this market during the cold
weather all lovers Of GOOD But will hnd this an op-
pouny Of supplying themselves not heretofore by
citizens. ROBERT R. BOYD,
sepr2-dlW No AZ Market St., Gprdon's Block
UTANTED-Immedat a situation as Teacher in g
Wv Private Family, 70 take charge Of Select School BY
Lady with the very best references who has had considerable
perence Teacher and prepared to teach in all the Engf
branches and also, French and Latin together with Music Ad
dress Miss A. n. B care Of Onion and American Once
sept2-d2&Lw3t#
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

Dr.. MoKENzIE, the literary editor Of the Phila>
dslphia Pres, who is uncOmmonly well versed in
everything that relates to Great Britain, and very
accurate in his assertions, says the original Of
"Wilkips MieaWber," in David CoPperfed, was
Dickens' own father.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
situated on Market street,
At PUB Lie SALE.

n y y 2 ID y II z . = - y
On Saturday, the 4th Of September next,
the Court House. will offer the highest bidder
"a without reserve, that
Valuable business Lot,
situael on the Market street, between Union and
Church streets nearly opposite H. s French Son. fronting
ON si street a running back 100 feet alley
This divided suit purchasers, and will sold
half with the privilege Of the whole. The situation being
heart Of the part Of Nashville will command
attention OF business either matter speculation OF
business stand We would earnestly call attention tits
sale offering advantages any that has may Be, sold In
the next tenyears-
Terms OF Sale
credit Of one two and three years. with hearing inter-
payable In Bank, well endorsed and lien retained
Sale 20 commence between II and y O'Clock, A. d.
Il. r. GLASCOCKs
aug3l-td Real Estate Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

The Ladies Equestrian National Horse Fair. which
is to be held at Mendoza Illinois, the 2sth, 29th,
and sOth Of September, and closing on the lst oe-
tober will no doubt be one Of the most attractive
and numerOusly attended Of the year. Mendoza is
eighty eight miles southwest of ChaiogO, situated
at the crossing of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Road with that Of the Illinois Central Am
pie preparations are on hand for the accommodation
of thousands. Such constitutions" are eminently
recrestiTe and useful
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

Ex-sEYATOR SOULE left Washington where he had
been spending some days, for New York on the 18th
ultimo. The HeraIFs correspondent thinks Dir
sUoLR would accept the mission to France, which it
:. r,rdorstnnd Mr. SLIpELL has declined.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

letter from Vsllonis, jackson county, Indiana,
70 the indiana Journal, announces the death near
that place, on the 17th ult., of the Hon. William
Graham, in the seventy-seventh year of his age
Mr.. Graham was member of the first Constitutional
Convention Of Indiana, which met at COTydOn in
1916, and in 1887 was elected to Congress from that
district. He had also been repeatedly member Of
both branches of the Generally Assembly, and
during one session was Speaker of the House.
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DRx-GOODs,
NAsHvILLE, TENNEssEE.

IKE are now in RECENT Of our Fall and Winter Stock
Nv sstng Of ali kinds DrGOods Varieties and Ready
Made Clothing, and Customers and Merchants
generally that we were never better prepared sell them
Cheap Goods
We viii lie daily adding stock, tie Latest Novel;
ties during the season.
sep4 T.& w. EAEETN & co.
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FENHE next session Of the Columbia Female Institute will
mence on the first Monday in September.
The buildings undergoing extensive and thorough repairs,
but will beready in full tine for the opening session
The public already sppre Of the association Of the Rev.
HENRY T. LEE 4 NJ with the subscriber Joint Principal OF
the Institute, and will not fail appreciate the superior oppor
tunites that offered great additional expense, in
branch Of useful and polished education. In addition to uns
passed advantages in music and INSTRUMENTAL the French
language will only dramatically taught, thoroughly,
heretofore, but will he taken 10 have it spoken in converse
ton, by practicable such having at meals FRENCH
TABLE, making it the medium Of communication at Rotations
&c
For information regard Department Of Music and for
terms per session. reference the annual catalogue For
any further infomaton address either Of he Principals
augl9iSz rwISLvtf W. II HARDIN.
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GOLDEN PRIZES
Given away at each Exhibition of the
PANORAMA
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL

UNITY RINGS will distributed among audience each
night for three nights, Thursdays Friday and
Saturday, SepGem Der 2d, 3ds and Afhs
This exhibition viii positively close Saturday night.
DR.. 6. D. BEAL Proprietor.
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eREAE - AgTze'g-;-,,ElEEIs 9sTD FNe.

La4AL ~
WI WI sen 10 ta highest Bidder, Or Tuesday el,r
w sth day % Octrbcr3 1855 lots Of isI
desirable properly belonging % tc BOYD Estate, iuE
atey beyond the depot szterr- rona Broad ald
the Charlotte Pike. The1 lots leluluT ocali
from 10 fetdeep, finely ztra-cl oE suburban
oenees for gentonen doing bua lu the ci ezurt ol
corporation azs present he entrzng dne field To-
spctaton Tie rapid growth q Nashville te great nloe Of
improvements that being made uot1t iadns nc -z
ce pressure Of The times lugur ven for ne future srot
Nashville AID H conclusive proof tlt when all cur aroa
are comp ieied the widest dreamer fal i
Vile VIII b. IL tee Chattanooga Railroad has increased nc BUS
ines 9 nashville 100 cent, what viii De ne ect Of we
copeion Of the Tennessee Aiahan Roa ofthe h7uis7
/ and Henderson, aud Of tie North western Road
Fes 10 cry IN the Uuiou its ropuialon presents NOR
attraction ~ central position, character aud nteenee
OF the popuaons the beauty, prudactigenss and heaEin
81 ne eoia5 IS being he capital Of tle Volunteer state i
educational t-cs make Nashville Particularly aticii
We have one Of The most houThins Meca Colleges in tl
UnOu and another being esnbis- Academy ani
Female Schools uusurpssed- hsI school Gzed fact
and IS doing good for Naysas any one hing anon
the nauyrood things have here. Our society VIII com1ar
With that any city the Union We confident The propsl
we are Offering will greatly enhance i'm yaue- and there
earnestly invite all persons DESTROYS Of lettering their conio
[ toatteui our sale and bug freely
/ Bills cut in a few days - -
aug2 o. l. . n - niA0''-'t
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HUGH MeCREA q %.

.(sueeessOrs to H. Morris & Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERS &c COAlHSHOE MERCHANTS,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
nos. 3 AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE hand and the trade on reasonable TERMS the
following articles and will be in constant receipt Of fresh
supplies;
o. hhls prime < choice Sugar $1,000 Cigars, assorted land
lUO bbls Baltimore Crushed do, = boxes Clare Wine
30 bbls Powdered do. so cases Ri Carb soda
= hbls Loaf dos so bags Ground Pepper
l5O hays prime Coffee, p nests Tubs,
SJO kegs Nails 100 dozen painted Buckets,
lOJ bbis Molasses 50 dozen Cedar Buckets,
100 I9-bbs Molasses, Efou0rs.
> e ebs Golden SYRUP 800 bbls Recifed Whisky.
- bags Pepper 10 bhIs Jamacs Rum
= bags Spice 200 bbls Old Rye and Bourbon
- bags Ginger, - bbls choice MOn0ngahela,
% boNs Tobacco, (a grades bbls Bourbon from Yrs old
100 boxes star Candles, 2OJ bXs assorted Liquors,
80 cases Teas. - - bbls American Brandy,
100 bundles Wrapping Irvine, > bbls n Gin.
sept3 -a.
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Come and See,
BIZ ENTW Cd .

FEVHE village Of Brentwood situated the halfway cen
the city Nasbvle) junction the Wilson Turnpike
and Alabama Railroad This the most eligible point between
Nashvlea Franklin for abeautfu vage-beng theconnec
point between the urnpkes and Railroad with county
leading the village from every direction and the proper
beautiful and productive country. As q
health and pure air every lot being shaded by forest
growth be eXceed The location being about 800 feet
higher than the public square Of Nashville and within miles
superior Sulphur Spring, and miles strong Chaybat
Spring, both accessible in carriage on horseback.
you wish avoid heavy (some Of the lots lying in
Williamson county and not subject to railroad tax and expensive
living here and get lot most reasonable terms
purchased low and rewOod be de
lyered your dollars cord quarter Of beef and
Of flour will much the delivered at
point in the additions TO Nashville Fine range for stock and
building material from Saw Mills along the inc Of railroad and
turnpkes delivered the lowest To the mechanic
point where home would cost little would have the
same advantages.
The village has present Store, Post Office, with daily
mail Nashylle Freight House, resident Phycan and
private dwellings lately erected and being finished.
handsome Brick Church and School HOus has BEEN in the last
few days. competd-competen Teachers employed and the
school will be in operation the second Monday September
The leave Nashville twice day and here in twenty
thirty minutes Come and yourselves the advantages
Of home and work shop at this point ami wish buy and
build you shall have full time to pay.
lots Of size from 100 feet by $50 feet deep s.
90 acres covered with within few minutes
the Depot in Brentwood For Vineyards Flower Gar
dens the locations cannot be eXcelied.
NANCE K WOODWARD,
Deaderck street, Nashville, or to
J. Il. NJ HALL,
In Brentwood, depot from Nashville and Tenn and Ala
Railroad. sep3 d2wSWlt
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CARD.

IN retiring the business tender my thanks to
my numerous patrons friends long liberal
patronage would recommend my successors Messr
MCCREG & gentlemen in every respect worthy
dence. H. B. MORRIS.
Nashville, Sept lst 1858. B&s
HUGH McCREA, W. HOOPER HARRIS
Late Of McCrea Terrass. Late Of H. B. Morris & Co
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FashionabIe Dnncing.

AR GOODWIN has arrived in the city and will commence
Nv forming his classes Saturday, Sept 9Th, at o'clock A.
n O'Clock; NJ at his Beechs store Col
lege street.
and elegant method Of Society Dancing viii be Taught
danced in the fashionable saloons in London and Paris and
the principal cities in the United States
Dancing universal that it cannot he dispensed with
Of Young Ladies and Gentlemen. 1t indeed
ornamental forms and strengthens the body
and improves the carriage.
Mr. G. assisted y his daughter which will enable them
10 introduce great many fashionable taught By other
Professor Of country. Mr. Gs capabilities
we'll known a teacher, to the citizens Nashville, that
uures only 10 insure him the attention Of all
those DESTROYS Of improvement in this elegant department.
The celebrated LIucers Quade will he taught. class for
gentlemen will commence Monday, September the 9th Al half
p,st z D. M L9ug3I-dIW
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TIN PLATE, DC.

nOn BOXES lc IOxl4 Tin, best brand.
GSU $50 boxes TX 10xl4 Tin, best brand.
200 do 1c 14x20 do do do
so DO TX do DO do do
20 pigs Banca Tin.
3Opigs Lead, Just received and for sale low by