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VIII be Published April Isl:


T IF L 4 ii o U G ii i >;
IL GATHERED FROM THE ExIEaroEASEonS piseoCksEso'
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The PpbBshen take pleasure il calling seni9 70 e o'ok
,I.,a N. il tai,Iy merits the ephet extraordinary
me1bef Of M eet cbeTs society feeling inpeed to catch
and preserve some Of che exquisite sge t truths erysieze
into poetry and the far seeing, bat gsnlai ''
memorial in the hearts - Ae Wy
e copious of his sermons and from them ha'
selected the volume Of xracs presented 10 the pubic
Whether regarded collection OF literary gems OF
series OF striking thoughts Christianity and lie related The ues
the book viii not safer BY comparison with the most famous o
similar ccInI aioLs in the language ,,rp
The Publishers believe that later these Liz
will found In hands Of rejecting reader
in the country. 1t is not sensation book but ~ mas s.
epce which NO generous, apprecsve soul can resist
In Ont Volume, l2mc. 3s0 pp Prise ST.
With coPous analytical Index
On receipt d the pice copy viii be uaed prepaid 10 any
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1IFMOIR Of GENERAL SIR HENRY HAVE.

MEMOIR of GENERAL SIR HENRY HAVE
wi LOCK by the Rev. WM. BROCK. l6mo. Toe.
The whole Christian world has interest IN sucb man
outline of tbe early ~" ~ osf.f
al Hay,ck military India and also
full and glowing description Of the Sepoy lnsrection ana
The great interest Of the volume es
In It's development of General Hsvcoeks Christian chsicte
n this there are Of faith of principle OF moral courage o
,efdena by which all Christians profit Some OF his rt RS
~. s,casd;nsv beautiful and touching" Independent.
In this country foreign military man las more sseiy n
restea the people, doubt the menof VIII be very
widely sought for and read .-,, ~ 4, Upsese,;
Juit published by ROBEkI CAhibh bhoAhINo E'0
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T IFE of SIR HENRY HAvELOCK-ENGIIsH
- Eo,TiOy-i1st received per steamer IismmonA and
Now READY FoR SALE,
To the Trade and AZ Retail py
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HEE OF SIR HENRY HAyELOCK BY the Rev. WIN.
Brock. vol limo With elegsn. Steel EDerayins ana
Plan Of Lucknow. Colore3. Price IS cents
Exract from the Preface.
In the preparation Of the narrative oi HSyeoe9s most ~
rsbe hundred dsy a1vsntaF has been taken OF every
Of information hoped that though Different repre-
senons may Of hs eveu according 20 the
point of view from which they observed by the naators
believed that in the following the reader wl hno s
Of his last paisn Lady hsveoc. euu
author important AID
ana spared pains aiding him TO produce volume
what WORTHY OF the who well desgnsed by Loa
Hdipge every Soldier and every inch Chn4tsn
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60 Ubom it Alap Concern.

4 sCOTCIisM..AN MISSING.-The parents of
~ DoNsID MCQUEEN, anxious to hear from him Ills
the boher haze recently died. Donald q years Of
feet 81 inches Ia hight Address J. W. VAN VkANkEN fH'
chei's F.uy, Sarstoss Co T.
NIRCULARS, with Cuts illustrating improved
- sesm epes and Machinery for making Lumber, shnses
Saves Chairs Bedsead Broons, Cleaning Wheat and Ohs
and Burning Sawdust and Tan, free by applying
L. A. SPALDING, Locfpor ~ Z.
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The Great English Remedy'---sIR JAMES
CLARKE's CELEBRATED FEAALEB IIIEhS, Prepared
from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, a. d. Pig stefan
Extraordinary to the queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unang in the cure Of all thos
pauul and dangerous diseases which the female constitution Is
sec Itmoderaes all excess and removes all distractions, and
speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
tits especially suited WILL short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity
Each bOe price dollar, bears the Government stamp Of
Great Britain, to prevent counerfeits.
CAUTION.
These should not 6stqben females during the FIRST
THREE MONTHS Of PrsgnGney, as they are sure to bring on
Miscarriage, but at any other tAae they are SGJe.
mall cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections, pain in the back
and limbs fatigue on exertOn PalPation Of the Heart Hys
cries and Whites these pills will effect when all other
means have failed and although powerful remedy do moi
contain iron caomel antiOny anything huruto the con
stitution.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United states and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Late I. c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, n. Y.
] 70 -affIo rive
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Tho memphis Appeal authorised By Mr. Mcclure Cashier Of
the southern Bank 70 inform pube that they have coca
to submit to upoa their notes as has been done in
same instances; the notes good regularly and prompt
~ paid on presentation at thecounier Of he Bank
The Memphis ADaanebe, Of the 25 ns says good paper,
prompt and reliable. seeking purchasers at from s1z e Per
, r month The Aealaaehe says Bank Of America ranges
% GO to Csc on the dollar and Citizens Bank from 40 to c.
The Aaaee reports the sale BY the Mayor Samuel Tate
and others OF the ciys stock the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company amounting now to Ss0OOO for S5oOo Of
City Bonds The city issued S50O0Oo BONDS Tor the stock and
m interest Oh them has been paid about six Mr. Tate
years in W pay bondstO the Mayor, and whether
he Is during this period pay the interest the 5000 DIS
stated Mr. Tate his report has shown the Road
paying one given to the stockholders that they
receive cash dividends. The AgalqHce contends that
if this promise reabe when such dividends made the stock
Of the road once advance eighty ninety on the
dollar and the city will thus loose Sl5oOOO s2OOO01by this
trade The AraaRefe thinks, however, the City Council viii
not ratify the contract,
The Petersburg Cva) Ecpress Of The elst inst says
The Farners Bank at Elizabeth City N c. has long been in
drepute with our citizens as well as those Of North Carolina
short time since its notes purchased y our brokers at
discount 81 y per cent NOW me u am S We
dpaagng And strange that under such crcUm
stances the directors put trouble give
lie any satisfaction coneernng the reliability Of the institution
which they exercise control We think il time something
II theinsttuon sinsovent should be declared
Ii not let directors fact accompanying their
publication with statement showing the condition Of the Bank
comparative statement of the condition of the New York
banks during the financial crisis Of 1857 at present, will be in
teresng commercial readers New Yorkis the great money
center Of the country 1t Is to the United States London
England Paris France and Frankfort to Germany Pros
pery at either Of these great monetary hearts, indicates ahealth
flow through countless arteries whole countries and de-
preston there also suggests disease elsewhere.
We give table, showing their condition in June, 1851
before financial storm burst out; in December 1857 when the
in when
tempest had spent its force It will be that the city
have more than half capital the whole State about &c per
of the deposits nearly per Of the SPECIE and about IS per
cent Of the loans.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.
0R,PROTEoTED soLUr1oxoP


PFOtOXide Of Iron Combined
AYING successfully passed the ordeal to which dcove-
res in the Maera Melic subjected must now be
ID " p Z p 81 A,
Affections Of the Liver, Drops, Neuralgia, Bronchitis Con-
sumptive tendencies Dsodered Of the Blood, Bo Sour
and the prostatng effects Of Lead Mercury, General De-
hhiy, and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA-
TIVE medicine, is beyond question. The proofs Of It's efficacy
Character that sufferers reasonably hesitate reoye the
prodered aid
range extensive, because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and processing from cause, may he cured
by remedy.
The class OF for which the syrup provides cure is
precisely that which has often baed the highest
medical skill. The facts tangible the witnesses accessible,
and the safety and efficacy Of the syrup ncontrovee Those
who may wish io opinion omdsnteesed persons respecting
the character Of the Syrup m be satisfied with the
following, testimonials, in the hands Of the
Agents. The signatures those Of gentlemen we'll
community, and Of the highest respectabiity.
CARD-The undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
fects OF the peruvian syrup do not hesitate TO recommend
it to the attention Of the public From experience,
well from the testimony OF others, whose and iu
aeaogeher unqueiOna1e have doubt Of is eea-
cases ncpent disease Of Bronchial
ages Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropsy Neuralgia &c.
deed its effects would be Incredible but from the high characte Of
those who have Witnessed them and have volunteered their test
mony, a we do ours, to its restorative powers.
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev John PierpOnt,
8. II. Kendall NJ. d. Peter Harvey,
Thomas @. AmOry, james c. Dunn,
Samuel Nay, Thomas Whitman.
EOTcE-It is well known that the medical Of Potoxds
Of Iron is lost by brief exposure the air. and that 70
maintain solution Of PToOxde Of IrOn- without further Oxa
on has impossible. In the syrup
and this solution may replace all the protocarbOae,
trates and tartrates Of the N9baria Aletca
LA. HAYNES, NJ. D., Assayer 70 the State Of Mass.
IS Boylson street, Boston, U. s. A..
PRIoz.-Largs bottles 50, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville BY DEMOvILLE BELL.
may4-dEtE6m.
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LONDON, Sept. 13.-The Lyons silk market is i'm
proving, from American orders l-F-
The object of the late conspiracy at Constantine
pie to replace the present Sultan by his brother
Abularise.
1t is rumOred that Turkey and Persia are on the
brink Of a rupture.
. The NeapOli'an Government has received notice
that quantity Of Illuminating grenades. in the fOru
Of fruit have been sent to Malta for introduction
into the Neapolitan States, 81 .......E e.
There are rumOrs Of new Republican conspiracy
at Malaga.
FranceIpropOses to maintain stronger force on
the China seas than ever.
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AReward is OfFered-For the detection Of any ?

AReward is OfFered-For the detection Of any per
son countrfng initiating, the yeder Of such counter
felt or imitation Of Bprhave Holland Bers The genuine
highly concentrated Holland Bers put up in half pint bottles
only have the name the proprietor B. PAsE G blown IN them
and signature around the neck Of each and every botie
This delightful Aromahas received W Americans it'll that
favor which is only extended really scientific Preparations
When we consider the marked success attending its
in the most Of Fever and Ague Weakness Of any
kind Dyspepsia Heartburn Acidiy Of the soac SICK and
Nervous Headache Indigeson Costyeness and Piles together
with the coues control it exercises all Nervous, Rheu
otc and Neural e Affections we wonder at its poPu
Iarity Well may the invalid value this remedy
sep25-dt w&wIW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
OLDHAM a WHITE,
ATT RNEEs AT LAW,

Austin, Texas
DRACTICE the District Courts Of Western Texas, and n
United States District and supreme Court a. Austin and
Tyler Land claims ofeve description known laws,
ecuted before the Courts the General Land O Court
Of Claims Once Congress Avenue, the Capitol.
iyI '55-dkW1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

nERSONS WANTING GOOD HAMS CAi
he supplied ,.,-,,,, 4 sor-s
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TWn VALnaRLE EERRaS F09 SALF

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
sided tho last eight years, ts for sale IL ~
on the waters Of Big Harpeth river, IN the county Of W
hanson fourteen miles Nashville, the village
Fank on the Richand and CeDtreyle Turnpike nine ms
CFOun Franklin. county Of williamson and WHIT
two miles tho Orth Western Railroad now being ccr.
srueted The contains about four hundred and egni
acres OF Ts rate farming land the county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest cor
er Of the tract. It formally the well known farm
The late wilkins Nhitedids -
out houses; barn. cribs stablee carriage house. Sc
win an excellent Young orchard Of most choice fruit Coco
spring water and abundance Of never falling stock water
ruuuing from different through the faTm AdJolh
Ing This farm another tract Of about two hundred acres o.
excellent land with good residence, for asl9 Inc soil o.
both tracts equal for either grain or grass
and both united they will be sold separately egstheT a.
NAV suit buyers thought by good judges could DC
made on Of the stock farms in the STATE 20 It's SIZE
a. those EaHting buy, would Of course Whsh 70 view
the premises before Purchasng. further description u
deemed unnecessary but all invited 70 cal and see iof
themselves. Iaug 25-eO6zWfl JOHN l. HiLhs
TWISH To sen the farm which reside, in WilamEc1
county, adjoining that advertised above 81 BIZ John T.
Hin containing BY recent survey, ons hundred ana ninety
nine and half OF rt rate farming land win corr
Portable dwelling, with ali necessary oHt houses suitable TO-
small faFn with good water. The farm Is well eneoseo
b good fences including about soVeR hundred yards q
b Mr. Hll's-as both united would certainly make des.
trabe srm and purchasers invited 20 call on NJ M
and rvamne the premises. LAVletA CkAi6HbAD:
Fc eTtnsrpaTticHlars apply TO Mr. H. enyoer' a. ths
storGuf Sryde' & FriZzell, Nashvths D. =.
Nul
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

TUESDAY MORNING, sEPT. Is, 1858.

TEE RAoss.-The Fan Meeting over the Nash.
vile Course commenced yesterday. The weather
was fine and large crowd was in attendance.
There we're eight entries, though only three started
Racing men are Of course aware Of the many mis-.
haps horses are liable 70 in preparing for great
race, and therefore feel little disappointment when
eight entries produce only three four starters.
The general public have 10 learn, however, that
aside from tie risk Of iDjuring horse BY running
him when not in goodhcalth the owner has The pr5>
ege Of Withdrawing his horse by payingthe forfeit
The three that started we're Gen. HAHDING's Oh. f.
by Albion, 7. G. MOORR's Betty Nancy. snd W. 7.
ROUSDrEEE's ob- f. BY Albion. A gentleman who
was present informs that it the pretest race
he ever saw The following is a summary;
sveepse for three year odseltrance $50 forfeit $50
mile heats
T. G. Moore named Betty Nancy, by Shamrock dam
W. G. Harding named eli by Albion, dam Delta BY Priam
". Boundtree named ch f. by Albion, dam ny trl.
Eli OdOm named br Mary Wye by A0'on' dam pg gov "a
Also, named e nv Albion, dam Ann Chase by Liyatan pd
Blythe & Guild named HaWatha by Albion dam BY Sow
W 6. Harding named br Tennessee by Epsilon,
W. T. Roundtres named Oh E by Glencoe, dam Jane Wat
Time-2l55l-346.
The following is the programme for to Gay:
Wepsake with mile out $50 entrance Nv
forfeit-Seven Entries.
jackson c Fanny Bugg, by Ambassador dam
Ida by Belshazzer.
Barnes by Albion, dam Ann Chase, BY eYahan.
W Roundtree ch By Epsilon, dam By 6leneoe
Hugh Cagy names be by Albion dam by Leyath.l,
" 7 Chatham ch by Glencoe dam by L@Rlalnah
Eli Odom names c, BY Albion, dam hy sovereign
Also, names Z by AlhOn dam by Sovereign
RkcE-With untred three oldsS2O9 entance
$50 fOrfet-Thres entries. I Chatham names en- uy
Glencoe By Leviathan Blythe & Guild name E1e Dean
ROundtTee Oh by Albion, dam Eudora, by Pria
THRD RAcE-Giles County stake with threeyear oias-
$500 entrance, play or pay-ThTee Entries.
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Cooley fer October.--Godey's Lady's Book for Octo-
br bautfuIy illustrated with The Pan FASHIONS, usf received
BY ,. HAGAh, = ~.
sep16 Market and Union sireets- I.
Bin Paper.--A large 10, Of BIN Paper, Of 1arops sz
and qualities, Just received by ie30 - HA6AN-
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Prof. TEnslselI,s EIecIro OiI.--A sur

Prof. HaskclI's Electro OiAs--A supply Of this
wonderful Medicine for the Of Rheumatisn Deafness F
Co and an nervous diseases, Headaches and Palms. has been
received by EyYIN, PENDLETOH & CO. and by JOG BROWN,
Nase Tennessee where be obtained. The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately See advertisement in
another column. n
PROF. H.sKELI-The following testimony In favor OF Ur'
FJasgpIl's Electric Oil is furnished for publication
PRor HAsK1-Dear Sir feel it to be my duty 20 INFORM
the c through YOU, what your wonderful Electric O n
done for nv family NV has been aaTmingy troubled WIN
the falling the womb and pains in the back ana Dess
t one hottie Of your Oil yesterday and to-day she is entirely
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certificates AM over the land, and great way on
Try ye suffering and afflicted See advertisement.
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Arrival Of the Hudson.

New YORK, Sept. 27,-The steamship Hudson,
With Bremen dates of the 18th, has arrived.
The Times approves the treaty. Ousely shortly
goes 10 Nicaragua TO secure its ratification. Eng
land agrees TO guarantee the neutrality Of the 18TH
mus and employ fierce to protect it if Nicaragua is
unable, otherwise the treaty is exclusively CONNER
cie1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

NEW YoRK, Sept 27.-The bark Maurice went to
Fayal with the passengers saved from the Austria.
Among the list saved from the Austria, no names
of residents south of Louisville appear.
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A Nnnf Cnffnre nf PuhIic Sale.

ON Wednesday the goth October next the premises at about
II O'Clock, will sell Public Sale that neat Cottage II
Edgeded on Gaatn Turnpike occupedby Mr. Classify
The sale 20 come Immediately after the Clerk and Masters sa
advertised for this vicinity Terms 6, 70 Is and -
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest and her
rstainei A. V. 5. LINDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

Those Of our citizens who wish to attend the Sum
nsr County Agricultural Fair held at Gallatin this
week, win bear ia mind that the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad viii take them them the trip for
one dollar. The cars leave at o'clock each morn
ing and return at 81 O'Clock in The evening
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

New YORK, Sept. 27.-The steamer City of Wash.
ington, with Liverpool dates Of the 10Th, is sig,
nailed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

~ DR.. J. J. ABERSETHY is announced in the Win
chester Home Journal as candidate to represent
the counties of Franklin and Lincoln in the Senate
rial branch of the next Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

The election of Directors in the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad Company takes place early in
October. The Pamela Miss Star understands that
Col F. NJ. WHITE declines the reelection as PRESS
dent of the Company, and says that Dr. DoCKERY and
Mr.. MCKAY are spoken of to iii place. The Star
says that neither of these gentlemen will be accept
able to the people Of Pamela county, aud expresses
q decided preference for Mr.. N. r. SLEDGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

LONDON, Sept. lS--England has renewed the
contract with the Pacific Navigation Company for
semi-mOnthly ma lis to the west eaast Of South Africa
via Panama. -al r. .--a r T
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EInNs. u. q. PENGTELX

TFAyING returned TO the city, takes pleasure in an.
uoun,inz friends that be viii teach Tie latest ~
Fashionable Dances ladiss and gentlemen II 49,
their residences Glasses uf eight pupils Terms as usu
al Orders can De @ the Music Stores Of c Benson VI =
Mcclure, Union street.
The Academy young Misses and Masters will be openedeary
in October. of which due notice will De given.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

The Winchester Home Journal comes to US printed
upon new type and an enlarged sheet We are
pleased to see this evidence of the prosperity Of oar
contemporary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
TERRIFIC Hurricane,

Nsw YORK, Sept. 27.-The steamer Prince Albert
encountered terrific hurricane, but lost only her
sails.
The steamer Arabia arrived ont on the I1th.
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INC Anstrln,s Passengers.

New York, Sept. 27,--AmoDg the Austria's cabin
passengers we're J. Bogel and wife, Of New Orleans;
Anna Paypers and three children, and Maria Per
kins, Of ST. Louis; Wilhel Staohel, Of Cincinnati.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

The Collegiate Department Of the University Of
Nashville is now opening its fourth year under tn
new system, with classes quite large those of
this time last year. Taking the financial troubles
Of tie year into consideration, this continued pros
Psrity is highly encouraging to the Faculty. Stu
dents are still coming in daily.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
Health of Memphis

MEMPHIS, Sept 27,-The city is healthy. Eleven
deaths occurred last week. There is no yellow fe-
YER A few cases have occurred at the hospital
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

We regret to learn that the building Of the Whites
Creek School was destroyed by FIRE Sunday night
1t is evidently the work of incendiary, and ne
gro boy is suspected as the perpetratOr.