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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-16

ATTORNBYs LAW,

AAAANsH - LUs3
ATTOR NEYS ATsL LAW,
LAMB ooItrvT10s. ASB
GEBERA Ls-AGEETS,
OMAHA CITY NERRASKA TERRlTORY,
w TILL practice Law the supreme inferior Courts
give speal attention making selections
OR ho wishing good aud desirable locations invest for distant
titles short notice. buy and FELL lands, lots and all
kinds Of real estate, and doa General Agency business
REFEErxcEs ~
v. S. Gilman, Banker, New York city. -sg-a
Converse, Harding 4 CO., Boston, Mass
c. Ibbari, sup't " Central Railroad, Albany W..
Gen Leslie Coombs, Lexington, Kentucky. - ftE
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville Tennessee.
5 J, Weave Weaver 4 Co % % DO
Gov ". B. Campbell, Lebanon, DO
Hon. Jordan Stokes, Do DO IToV
McCiaric, Chittendsn 8 Coz, Keokuk, Iowa Il
Wan. II, Sewer 4 Co, D anEers, oscsloosa, Iowa ~
Bl 9, a DGSss o &c Cb GSg1s Rp6 de
W. A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. fius-H
FINE OLD WHISTLES. -
WE have Just eseyd from a isdP4 H T RsS barrels of
Three barrels Of xxx;
5 5s5S' g ~
Two barrels old Bourbon lsis, These whistles pure,
anyquantity. HOLLTsTER 4 CARTER,
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES,
WE have just received three hundred boxes of the finest
w French Fancy Candies Cream Candy Chrystazsd Fruits
duced, suited Tor Parties, g., Yizi - 81 = .'f
Assorted Chrystallzed Fruits; ROsolins;
Chrystalized Ginger; Yanille Gum DF0ps
Jelly fruits With Leaves; Aciduated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys;
do Gum Drops; Ice Cream Drops; % q.
Haugat Candy; Cordial sugar Almond;
Brandy Drops; Cream Fruits; -
Sherry Coblers Maraschine Balls;
Pineapple Balls; Strawberry
do Fritters;
Besides many other kinds. yourselves before
you buy HOLLISTER & CARTER,
apr23 ID q Union street.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
No.I4, COLLEGE STREET.
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IN H. H0SKINS, ss Thi street, between Market and
Jefferson, Louisville KY, Offers the public, Gold Pens
OF his manufacture wholesale and retail, warranted equal
70 any made in the country.
.-. GOLD PINS REPAIRED AND REP0ISTBD,
Old Pens MALL accompanied with so cents, in money
stamps, will he repaired and returned By next mail.
febIA-d&rWIy
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i. c. cAErrR. ?. Q. a'EAr. IS. G. wusFoEa
CARTER, msKAT & CO.,
WHOLESALE GEoCERs,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FOR
WARDLNG MERCHANTS,
Dealers im Time lsranaies, Wines,
and Domestic Liquors,
no. . PCBLLC SQCARE E4SHTZLLE, TE8E.
FINE aOBACCOs
WE have been appointed Sole Agents Of Nashville FOR a.
w sale Of danes ThoEa Jr Of Rohm0nd, Va. Celeatsl
Manufactured Toiacco.
Just received 80 boxes ofshs following brands. Wis
JEWEL OF OPHIR, RUBY TWIST, CIrRoN, NECTAR
LEAF, BUTTER OR SPONGE CAKE,
Which We viii sell at Manufacturer prices FOR cAsu.
Ebl6 CARTER, RrKAT 4 CO.
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e~~ b. G. MsEAti8x 4 Coz
TAVE received during the past tsE webs lagga sddiecs
90 heir Summer stock, and have many osN ard Desirable
goods aispted to the present season.
RLEeANT DOUBLE SKIRTS AND FLorsCEs X
GRENEDINE,
BAREGE,
- ORffANDHESp
FRENCH SACONETS, &C.
EigTa1t Bridal Dresses, in SIX and Illusioni
Goods for Travelling Dresses, IL great VARIETY
Va and Point Lace Settsi
Linen and Piquet do
Lace Mitts, great variety
Kid Gloves ST. sizes and oolors;
Elegant Head Ornaments;
DO Fans, (suitable for thaRpproaching cnncerts2
SERVANTS
We ayon0F hand unusully large stock Of All os
plain and colonel Cottons, for house and fed servants
- HOUSE EURNISHlNGS.
All widths Insn and Cotton Sheengs, Pillow Ccttons sa
inons, all QUALITIES Table Dsmass Towels AapEns, ec SC
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
We have In store elegant stock Of feiye
ply and ply IngTsvn Carpengs, oshar WITH hn sLsi
Drggets, white and oolored Straw Nangs ec e e hAe
also larsest and best stock Of Floor Oh Cloth ever
70 this nare several patterns entirely new ana Y qu n
feror none. All Of which will sell a. the very lowest ~
sfols prices for cash. or prompt buyers on time
DELEN0UERTSs
1--WE hope delinquent friends who arc IN arrearL previous V
It January 1853 viii offended Ebea tY hno their ae
the hands Of officer, for We feel that We nave been
very ndulgent, and cannot VII not wait any longer
mav3o 2. c. MCNAIRH 4 co.
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w. HI. WEBB & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IA RKADEAAD CLOTHING,
NO. "a, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
Spring STOCEk.--We are in receipt Of large and
- we'll selected stock OF 4.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Gotten up expressly for this which Invite those visiting
examine buying intend T. offer in
MARI . wH WEBB CO.
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SLIGHTLY AHEAD.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
the exclusive agency for this State, for the sale
alsay Bookers, Capt T. sulzs celebrated brands Of
Virginia Chewing Tobacco. This Agency includes All ther
brands, and ebes sell Factory prices We canddy
bieve give dealers better bargain than has ever been
offered them in this city, as our o. Tobacco, SNUFF and
sega is d largest and best assorted that has been
J. " LANGLEY & co.
sn III NJ a linton street "a door from Bank Tenn.
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- SWITHLAND, PADUCAH, -
ef,A6.S-a u LOuiSVilIes ST. Louis and eIsa-tA
- w EN- his Regular Rack-Se=zlI
cts, leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays Fridays Saturdays H 10 O'Clock, A. n. The
splendid PASSENGER Steamer
- MinnetOnkas Capt. H. G. matheneys
will Nashville Mondays and Thursdays at 10 o'clock
A. n. The light drought passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt James W. Hunt
will Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays 10 o'clock,
A n. The light draUght passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis Capt. }. LIE Batenaams
will leave Nashville Tuesdays Fridays at 10 O'Clock, A. 81.
The first class light draught passenger Boats will
regularly those appointed days, making
Paduch the U. s. Mail Packets for the places
June e A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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TERRAsS BROTHERS,
SSUCCESSOERS 3IcCrca 4 TerTass dealers in GRO.
- CERTES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EIQTOE2S, No. g and IS Broad street.
IRON, &C, AT COST.
900 tons assorted Pittsbug IrOn so tons Castings,
10 . - Iron Axes, S /" Boiler Irons
500 kegs Nails, = boxes Tennessee Axes
Wishing to quit branch Of business, viii sell in large
lots cash, small lots greatly reduced
TERRASS BROTHERS.
STNDHHESs
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, ), 6, and Z;
900 . Pint, halfpnt, and quart Flasks
500 q Window Glass:
100 g TumbleTs!
25 kegs Boiler RiEets and Nuts;
100 dozen Bruoms:
500 Cast. Wrought and Steel PlOWs;
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
jan97 TERBAsS BROTHERS,.
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H. URR H,

FUNERAL UNDERTAKER.s.Ie am prepared to
furnish Of description, from the fine Casket the
panest Coffin, together with everything necessary for
Funerals. All orders left WarerooHs, Deaderck street,
door TO the UpandCp Livery Stable, between Cherry and
summer streets will receive prompt attention beth and night
Furniture of all kinds repaired made orders in the
best style.
july9 J. II. CCRREY.
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ISegular Passenger p

FOR
sfsE1A r.-...- Lsta6sSlA
rzs@z5E ... LOUISVILLE.
The Splendid Light Draught Passenger Steamers,
JOHN GAULT, J. II. BUNCE, Master.
n FAVE as above alternately, every TUESDAY evening
O'Clock for Louisville and all intermediate points,
necng at Louisville with T. 8. Mail Packets for Cincinnati,
Wheeling, and Ptbur Through Receipts given for freight %
Eastern Cities per Baltimore Ohio Railroad Merchants
Shippers may rely these leaving advertised. For
uaar94 II H HARRISON, Agent
GOOD THINGS FOR THE DEAR PEG
NJ PIE We have received direct from the manufacturer,
Sweetes finest Macaboy Carrots Scotch SNUFF Also
Anderson Solace and Amulet 6ne Chewing Tobacco, and
continue keep The finest Virginia Chewing and Smoking To-
bacco, and the best Havana Cigars in the market
J. ". LANGLEY & CO,
mar 10 a Union street
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. (srcclSsoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE CO.,
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
Produce Merchants, Corner Broad and Market seree Nash
Vile Tennessee will particular attention to all business
entrusted 70 TO them. luyo-u'
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GILBERT, HAGEN q CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING1l MERCHANTS,
NO. 81, FATcHEz STREET.
n Z w O r Il L A n s.
fahg-andIv
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hEKARats s fgisnds ana the trade he largest and bes
~ lsSaOns o. Brsnde Gins Runs, Ports, 1ades sses
soc chsFa svsr brought % Nahve CONSISTING q as io
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05
Correspondencc Of the Hawk.Eye.
s'1s s. tsouncil BluNs. Dec 81. lS5,

! 81 - ~ (
During the present month two delegations Of
Indians, ON their way 70 their 'sSress Father"
at Washington, have passed through this city.
The 8rst consisted of Eve PAnsa chiefs, under
the charge Of Gen. J. B. Robertson. the Indian
Agsnt 6or the Oaahaa. and thsy wsrsa tsaly -
ane body Of savagss - one often looks upon.
They were arrayed in their native costumes-
buffalo robes aad blankets The second party
consisted Of twelve Sioux Indians from she VI
cinity Of Fort Pierre. IN charge Of Capt Todd,
formerly Of the .. S. Army. but now. connected
With the Indian Bureau. The personal appear.
,ance Of the Sioux was much inferisr to that Of
ths Pancas. and gave me bna poor opinion Of
these so-called tyrants Of the plains. This, how.
ever, may have been owing 10 the fact, that the
Sioux chiefs and warriors bad discarded their
native costumes and we're srrayed in civilized
dress. coats, hats, &c. They appeared but lily.
at home in their new aud closely fitting gar.
ments, and NO doubt win gladly replace them,
on their return, for their more picturesque cos
tune. The purpose Of both these parsies, in
visiting Washington, 10 to make treaties with
the sovernnent for the sale Of their lands.
The Nebraska Legislature has not accom- !
plished mnch a! yet b the way Of busisess. A
memorial has been adopted 70 The u. Q. House
Of Representatives pssJing that body 70 decide
the contested election Of delegate In favor Of
Judge Ferguson, the sitting membsr. TO day
the citizens Of Omahs City Sfe to;vote upon q
proposition to fund the Cisy Scrip issues the past
years, nov snouating 70 100000. Ss
Yours. truly. sEAA-- -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

F0RSET ON THE REMOVAL or SrANroN.-Two
proclamations haye been issued BY Lord Presi-
dent Calhoun-one announcing his officers 70
conduct the election on the 2lst proxinlo, when
the Lecompton Constitution will be submitted,
and laying down the Law in reference 10 that
election, and the other providing for An election
under the Lecompton Constitution, on the FIRST
Monday of January for State officers, and for
new Legislature. The "legal and regular /" Le-
gisfature Of Kansas, elected on the 9th Of Oct
under the same statute which called into exist
encc the CONSTITUTIONAL Convention-the only
body that the whole people OF Kansas have real
" yet clected-the body which can wipe out II
preceding acts-is now in session and yet, in
the face Of all this, We have Lord President Cal
houn calling an election for new legislature !!
1t il not my purpose to comment on the ex-
tracrdinary picture which this conduct presents
to the American people bnt il Secretary Stan-
ton is TO be removed for calling the regular Le-
gislatare together according 70 the demand Of
the people who elected It, what measure Of re
prehensiOn should be mcted out to Calhoun,
who orders an election under minority Consti.
tuition. in advance Of the adoption Of that Con-
stitution, BY the people, and before the judg-
Ment Of Congress- bad been passed upon it ?
This 10 new complication Of the Kansas ques-
tion. Intelligence from that Territory will now
be awaited with the utmost solicitude. And
woe to those public servants at Washington,
who, in addition 70 an these facts, should deem
il 70 Be their duty 70 Get 1t defiance the viii Of
the majority in Kansas.-Philadelphi Press.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

IxDIcrKD ToR SwIxDLIHo.-Ws have gained
Information from reliable quarter, that, The
Grand Jury Of st. Clair equity, H., 10 session.
At Belleville, last week, found true bil indice-
ing 8. T. Mandlebaum, President OF the suspend
ed Bank Of Bellev,lle. The sudden and unex-
pected suspension Of that instr stior, about the
0rst Of October, apparently ia the full tide 81
success at the time. created no little indigna-
ton among the stockholders and deposiiofs
thronghout the country, and il vas ~ith great
diaculty that violent measures on the pass ii
the noss rsvsngefsl were prevented. AZ one
time The feeling vas 20 stfOng that Mr. Man
dlebaum vas seriously threatened With persona
chAssissment The finding Of All indictn,en ~ i,
the Grand Jury would seem 90 indicate that IN.
hostility against him has nos wholly abaasd- =
Alton CoarieF. 2sth. II IL
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: J
sCsse 81 Laanching the Leviashan.
The London Times OF the 18th instant states
that the cost Of the fruitless attempts TO launch
N. T.v;.th.n nm IN th.a time had hecn e7O OoO.
~ $50 ''~' - s'oeN' ,,>'
OF aDous SSoo,oOo. ~ - =. ..s.-s
Even shareholders' money was never more
conspicuousfy wasted than in this blind uncalcu-
lating struggle with this enormous hulk. Ihe
question has been very naturally asked, why
WAS net the Leviathsn built, to begin with, IN
dry dock Of her Own. which would. upon water
oeing let IN, nave stsea noase% =, 11r .tuout
further trouble into the Thames! Had the ex'
penses Of this ultra scientific machinery Tor mo-
tion been At all foreseen, such plan must have
struck any one as far the cheaper one. but a.
any rate, Why build her 90 TAR from me r'ver'
and interpose quite unnecessarily 90 great 2 dls.
lance between her and the water tnat was 20 re.
ceive her This was great oversight il any
thing like the preeent costumes OF the process
was anticipated, for when We ind every loot Of
motion costs nearly = thousand pounds We may
well begin TO grcmole ct every extra M 1901 wnicn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

How 70 LAUNCH rHE GRfAr EAsrKRx-
Lloyds London News suggests the following
manner By which the Great Eastern may BE
launched So
The Leviathan is 10 great 6x. Like .
naughty child, it can't be got out Of It's cradle.
The difficulty il how to extricate II. The sug-
gestion has been made, to u By facetious
friend, that Mr. SpnFgeon should be engaged 70
preach 70 il, - he has bad greater practice than
anybody Of the present day in moving great
masses" s... ...s -.
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iMaSAinstci lssiak,, noxf eeveast i've ysArs
iolay vplk1 W Ds. 0tSi2 2ngpifS skufeA. r. I6ssy-
lsotstai lsotstai, md badks vnss snassy ylsssy -
| DAY. 1otHh ~ tat
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JoHN DAILY, DECEAsED.-The St. Louis Re-
publican says:-"In lS43, at the residence Of
Major Rawlins, John DAILY married beautiful
and accomplished lady. He was then in the
prime Of life and was looked upon,as one Of the
most promising young men Of the city Of St..
Louis. Possessessed Of fine genius, an excel
lently cultured mind, winning manners and .
genial, noble soul, he drew about him a circle
Of warm friends, BY whom he was feasted,
courted and 6attered. Being Of . joyiai, con,
vivial turn, he was found in social parties, and
the frequenters Of the Delphi" Liberty
Hall and " Broadway Cottage" seventeen
years ago, recollect TO this day the sterling wit
and fascinating conversational powers Of John
DAILY. His business was that Of salesman and
auctioneer, and in this, il is said his superior
does not live. Gradually he became lower and
lower. lost his self-respect, his pride Of charac-
ter, his tender regard for bis family, his reputa-
tioh. Domestic troubles ensued, his happy
home was no longer attractive, and finally re-
linquished all that makes men honorable he be-
came drunken, besottcd wretch, avoided by
his former friends, and piticd by his companions
in degradation. Last Saturday he met the
driver Of the wagon, used 70 convey dilapidated
humanity to the Hospital, and begged 70 be
taken in. He had scarcely reached his des:ina-
tion when nature gave way within him and he
died. There we're those who, had they been
apprised Of his conditions. would have seen
that he had proper attendance, who would have
taken his exhausted body to their own homes,
and who would have spared him the disgrace Of
breathing his last among the commonest dregs
Of society At the city hospital. But this was
necessary to crown his sad humiliation to com
plete the record Of his suicidal self abuse"
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A GAaA Hkf.


4 During the debate in the House on tbs pass.
aga Of the "Denocratic" Treasury note bill,
otherwise kso~n ~ the ..shinplasssr bill Of .
hasd!moaey Administration, Mr. Lovejoy, bro
thes Of ths murdered Lovejoy, Of Alton, one Of
shs flrst martyrs in the anti-slavefy casse, said:
This Was 5 deceptive bin, but he would mot
characterize il as fraudulent in the legal sense
Of the term. The bill proposed what 10 called :
loan, but In reality it designs to convert the gov
esnment into great s'shinplassers machine 10
6ll the country With irredsemsbls paper money,
which has always profesUedly been dissasssful to
the Democracy. The geuerous soul of Democ-
racy has left that carcass and has entered and
now animates the true Jsnerson Dsmocsacy-
the Republican party. The supposed plates for
che Treasury Noes had Alseady been prepared,
with che likeness Of the President on one end,
and that Of the Secretary Of the Treasury on the
other, with the motto, "Thanks 10 Tire Sub-Tre
sury, the Government has not failed. Laugh.
ter. es.5..5sss 81, b, ez,s,,.5,-..,
lie wanted to know where the money is to
come from, and whether any part Of it 10 to be
used to force Infamous laws and despotism on
the people Of Kansas, and enforce the Lecomp-
ton constitution ct the point Of the bayonet.
Ne. Letcher inquired whether NJ. Lovejoy
was aware that the people of Kansas were to vote
to day - therefore the money could mot be used
for that purpose. q
q NJ. Lovejoy replied that the party there had
played such fantastic tricks % made Heaven
husband the other place rejoice. [LaughseP.]
Tyrants always want money, and he could only
compare this admipissration to that Of Philip
the second. He charged outhe sham Dsmoc-
rAcy, and warned the people of the fact thst an
attempt was now made BY it to convert the coun.
try into despotism. and Treasury department
into great national bank. The President 10
gradually drawing the party into il, aud when
be fully succeeds, the Democracy will swear they
always favored . bank. .H He'" 4s44
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rs4 FoUR attempts ct incendiasisa were sssde at
Davenport, on Sunday lask oss Of which was
successful. The stable Of w. G. Collins was d.
stroyed. involving loss Of about $500. 4 youpg
nsn nansd Bsrsoa Pisroe, lately from Pennayl-
vania, who seems 70 be dersnged, vas held TO
bail in the sum Of $500 on charge Of setting Ere
70 the stable. - g,s st,...ss,,ss Il, i
a The Cincinnati Gazette appears in new
dress-i. .. printed upon new type and ON supe-
rior paper. The Gazette is an excellent CONNER.
cial paper, it financial and commercial articles
being superior, in our opinion, to those Of any
other Journal In that city, OF, in fact. In the
West. We commend the Gazette to our busi
- 20 w. ,ff y
meas men. sgS asl54 Asss.i4ass essl s4Fsesss !
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r. ELscssoxes Rsce AKIN sanLss IN p,irsuanca
y the sdltt Of Ring caucils. tas l<gis,ature d
Alnesssss, en S4iardAr. the l9sh inst, .sleesed
Aoasy ~ Rice md JAnses Ehields 70 tepseseot
- Nsv Gsassin the unlsed States Ssaass. Nr.
NJ seestved ~ votes shieldssi. David Co.
I ~. nA -. sscsissd 80 yotes; Heasy D.
AuG 4apahllsoh, received s. votes. Dsmoesa.
~ - : tnit Win the s1esptioa " sae vStstse
Il! last L. 1osr Republicans voted fer Rice.
Tie Retahlcen papers are very severe upep tbs
sse6es1ea Nhsss ns@cs sss Gsoses W. CanSpp...
bell. of washingeon County. g. r. Wakeheld. AZ
HsssihahlAsha6 Messsas Walker and s1s1nsssd.
Of flsnuessD Oenasy.aasas s'ssssaR .gsss5fl
q ytsep Af ~ gsyrs Dispatches from Nor
bile. stats that = greet deod had occurred in
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