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HELMBOLD'S GENiI%E PREPARATION
IL for diseases of lhe Bladder Kidneys, Glute
and Dropsy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

The returns from Kentucky are mesgre, but in
dictate large Democratic gains On Monday morn
ing the Journal stated that the American majority
in Louisville would not fall short Q. fifteen hundred
This was about MARsHALL's majority in 1857. Nc
KEYS r.. NJ majority in the city was 28s. and none
Of the < n, candidates exceeded this. At noon the
Democratic ticket was ahead. The Courier says:
So soon as the noon vote was known the bullies
Of the Jail CLIQUE began shoot, beat and intimidae
The jail clique candidates we're behind, and il was
evident that nothing would save them but knocking
down, inimidating, and killing, If necessary. Hence
the voting may be said to have ceased a. nom.
''Now, how can good citizens tolerate such pro
csedingsl Isl possible that sensible men can think
that the success Of the Jail clique ticket was OF such
Importance TO justify the violation of law, order
and decenoy, apdthe shooting, beating snd terrify-
ing Of peaseful citizens? We feel thankful thatmany
Of the best men in the American party agree with
the Democrats in condemning these things. They
did not vote for the jail clique candidates, and they
win pronounce upon them deserved curses for their
Outrages.
The day Of retribution has come, however, and
wrongs will be soon set right. Louisville IS dlsen>
thralled TO day, and che will be regenerated TO-
morrow. Her mach is now onward in the career
Of prosperity, and Jail clique Know Nothingsm can
no longer retsrd her progress.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

RGE~The charge against HUMPHREY MARSHALL
and Mr.. CRIrTENDEN, contained in the following
paragraph from the Louisville Courier, is confirmed
by a rumor prevalent in Washington during the past
winter, that both Of these gentlemen (CRITTEEDEE
and MARsHALL) we're Lecomptca men at the com
mencemeut Of the session. but changed their position
Immediately after the arrival OF PRENIICE in Wash
ingtou There was q proposition before Congress
TO construct canal on the Ohio River, opposite
Louisville. which would have operated njuriOusly 10
Louisville. 1t was said that MARSHALL and PaEN
TIcE bargaiued with the Black Republicans that il
they he parties of the second part would assist in
defeating this measure, the parties CT the first part
would oppose the LeComptOn constitution:
HUMPHREY MARSHALL IN A TIGHT PLACE-No one
who knows the representative TO Congress from this
district, will be surprised to hear the following
statement il Is 90 entirely characteristic Of the
The Lexington Statesman of Saturday, in referring
to Hon James CIay's speech Cynthiaua, makes
the following startling development. What has
Humphrey to say in regard to it? Is he guilty or
not guilty:
One fact. however, which Mr.. Clay stated in his
speech we must repeat He said it was known in
Washington last winter, in the early part Of the
session of Congress that Humphrey Marshall was
for admitting Kansas with the Lecompl0n oonstitu-
ton; that be had prepared q speech on that side
and was awaiting an opportunity TO deliver It be.
fore the House Mr. Crittenden was understood to
hold the same ground with Marshall, when sudden>
" Prentice Of the Journal made his appearance iU
Washington, and through him a bargain was made
with the Black Republicans a bargain which Mar
shall does not deny, but publicly called on Mr..
Stevenson TO bear witness that he and bis Know
Nothing allies had faithfully performed their part OF
the bargain
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
Reading Halter on Every Page.
KnuckIing Down.


Respectable opposition journals at the South are
openly avOwing their readiness to unite with the
AboliiOnists, against the Democratic party. The
Richmond Wing which Yields as great an influence
as any other Know Nothing paper in the Union,
uses the following language.
The South is very nearly accurate when it says
that the hopes of the Wing are based exclusively on
the chance Of ralying all the elements of Opposi-
tOn in q compact body against the Democratic nom
inees. And that is the very thing we expect to be
able to effect At least we shall labor for it an pray
for it with hearty good will 4 We
willing to let bygOnes be by cones, AMI to take
the chances in the same boat with all the elements
Of Opposition in the North and the South, in the
East and West"
Again, the Wing says: eve are for q united, com
pact organization Of all the elements Of opposition
against the bogus Democracy in the next Presidential
campaign" Still more emphatically, our contem
pOrary declares that is ready and willing to enter
into cordial alliance and co cooperation with all the
elements of Opposition, everywhere, with view to
the expulsion of the Democratic Goths and Vandals
from the high places of the Government"
Now what will be the elements Ofthis harmonious
opposition" if the Wings hopes of union are real
izedl According to the latest election returns, the
Republicans will constitute at Leaf three fourths Of
the effective strength Of the new party. The Know
Nothings even if they retain all the votes they car
ried in 1856, could exercise no influence in deter
mining the policy Of the party. They will be mere
camp-folloWers and suffers for the Black Republi
cans, mere tributaries to their elevation and power
and dependents upon their bounty. Truly the Whig
and those who endorse it have noble aspirations!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
Correspondence.

WHITFIELD, Tenn, July 20, 1868.
The cat crops throughout this (Hickman) county,
so far as am able to learn, has met the general
fate of the crop in the South and Southwest haE-
ing been attacked during its growth, by a very
singular disease, somewhat similar to the rust in
wheat, resulting in an entire failure of the crop
The oats first soWn appeared to resist The disease
with the greatest energy, and in seine Of the aGia
cent counties hear Of some early oats that escaped
the fatal malady, end produced en- average yield.
The wheat crop in Hickman is very light, and
may be put dowj at half crop. The best crops in
this neighborhood produced as much as seven bush
els per acre, which is regarded an extraordinary
yield for the season. On those farms, situated in
the vicinity of Duck river there was larger yield
of wheat generally, than on these situated remote
from that stream. This difference is traceable to
the fact that the heavy fogs emauating from the
river during the spring months, served TO protect
the wheat to some extent from the effects of frost.
The prospect Of an abundant crop Of corn is quite
fsttering The present season, SO far, has been
unusually favorable to the growth of corn, and if
the season should continue favorable, more than an
average yield may be confidently expected.
BEAvER DAM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
DIR. KINGS DEsPE SARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ Dr. King, formerly q New York. for the last iouT
-ass years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who has &C.
voted his attention 70 the teut Of private diseases for
thirty years. hatters himself having attended to pTc Ice f0-
anoure many thousands, he is enabled 10
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad y may
from diudiciOus ngdcal treatment, from negdct Of thei
Dr. Kings Dspensa No. 3 Deaersck street, hctEee
Cherry and the square where be all diseases Of private
nature.
GoSoRHEA cured without nsueious mscns or ntersrgncs
from business
SrCRuREs 81 Old recent dae elecuallY cured in lev
days, b. operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all The diseases Of the skin, growing Of
lect bad treatment, be eCtualiy cured days
SEMINAL WE1KSE, particular attention having been
this disease and all the growing Of il, brought
in eases By the destructive habits Of inconsdefat
Youths and excessive indugen Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the nfs
for business society, and causing premature Old
Females who be laborng with any diculty % the Womb
NAV rest assured of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, BY writing and stating their case,
fee enclosed directed Dr. A. King, Deadrick sst
Nashville, Tennessee, viii have the Necessary medicine sent
their address, with Necessary directions Strict secrecy observed.
Once from o'clock in The morning EMIL Gin the evening.
-f1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
The COalition.

In commenting yesterday on the proposed Union
Of the opposition in the next presidential campaign
we expressed our conviction that the Republicans
would not enter into any coalition which required
al abandonment Of their anti slavery platform. We
stated that IL the Southern wing of the opposition
united with them in 1860, they would be compelled
60 endorse doctrines unfendly to their own section
and its institutions. We argued that the Republic
can psrty, constituting large majority Of the
opposition, could not reoede from the positions
they assumed in the canvass Of So without creating
division and disorganizaion in their own ranks We
predicted that they would require Of their Southern
allies absolute submission to their dominion and
control and that no coalition could be formed except
On the terms which the Black Republicans might
dictate. The New FORK Post, landing Black Re.
publican Journal, in its issue Of July 81, has an
editorial article headed " The New Party Policy
which confirms our views. The Post speaks of the
Know Nothing party as very insignificant concern,
and refuses to make any concession or compromise
to obtain their cooperation Il is willing to receive
them if they will over to the Black Republican
platform, but cannot consent to abate one jot or
title Of its freesOi principles to ooneiate them It
says, "the Republican party exists by virtue Of
certsin cardinal principles, without which becomes
arOpe of sand five will sink our principles; if We
will retrace our steps, and Withdrew ali we have
said against the Nebraska Bill &c IF we viii do
all these things, we are promised the cordial coop>
GRAFTON Of the few Know NOthings in the country
Who stA gasp for political existence IN the Soatksrn
States To do this, the Post thinks, would be
carrying magpaminiiy a little too far" If any
concession is to be made it must be from the Know
Nothing party The friends Of the new party move.
ment at the South, will understand in advance the
terms on which this union of the opposition is to be
formed The Southern Americans can perceive
what Sacrifices what humiliating concessions are
required of them by their organs and leaders who
counsel them to enter into this coalition for the
purpose of defeating The Democracy We do not
fes the result We do not anticipate that the move
ment will be successful We have no apprehensions
that any considerable number Of the opposition at
the South be induced to affiliate with the Black
Republicans But it is proper that they should
understand in time how utterly regardless Of their
interests, how reckless and unreliable, are those
organs Of their party, which would have them sub
nit to such terms, for the purpose of gaining
triumph over the Democracy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

We regret see from the Memphis AyGlGac6e neither
WALKER TURNER likely to accede to the suggestion of the
Investigation Committee make good the deficit in the
the Citizens Bank. That paper says
We Saturday upon the authority friend
whO, seems, confded too much in rumO that Mesr
Walker and Turner had agreed to make good the deficit in the
gentlemen would with definite proposition
their signatures in the Sunday papers, but this they have
They must see that the hundreds OF honest and tong sufferers
being shaved by the shylocks who deal in uncurrent
If WALKER and TURNER cannot upon adjustment Of
their Matters had the Courts the bill holders
will lose largely with the best management Of the
Bank. They themselves and the public
this onc protect the holders Of the
the Bank.
The Acaac1e heard of fifty cents being offered for the notes
Citizens Bank did hear of transaction furnish
for quotation We beieve twenty-five cents is the highest
price offered here.
The Louisville journal, Of the Sd, says
The stocks Of Baggng Bale Rope taken few days
ago, and found that the former consisted Of only 24
Of Rope consisted of 5 pieces Since Considerable ship
meut have been made that the stock cannot exceed much
pieces Holders are very firm The sales amount to 1000
pieces Bsggng at prices ranging from OF to 1870 for hand loom
power loom, according quality quantity.
better demand has also existed for Bale Rope with sales of 900
coils at &c for handspun and 6Il96hc for machine
Foreign Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, July 23-Cotton market generally unchanged,
Guiding spectators and the export
from Manchester favorable although
dull but steady. The weather has been favorable for
Flour dull but nOmnally unchanged Western 2Is92ls 3D.
Philadelphia Baltimore 22sG2s cd, Ohio 2224s Wheat
quiet steady buyers demanding reduction Of prices Sales
Southern 9d7s ID, Western Red IS 6d6s Sd, White
Western Is 3dG6s Sd. Corn quiet 34s934s Cd White
33sa3 8 Cd.
LGrEsr-London Fednedag-The Money market is shade
weaker. COusols IS 4 London.
Of Cotton for days. p 600 bales, including $500
spectators exporters. Cotton dull holders offer freely
show disposition press sales. WheatFine qualities FIRM
descriptions declined 12s Flour dull
Ga 9s lower. ConsOls 9j5 s995ls.
JOHNS F. August 2Th following commercial advices
dated London, July 81 furnished by papers received
steamship Persia which boarded Cape Race
yacht the New York Associated Press.
LONDON, July 2Sugar is in good demand at advance Of
3D. Buyers operating with confidence. Several cargoe OF
foreign Sugars have sold Refined lump Sugar 52G55
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
Missouri EIectIOn.

The telegraph informs US that BARRETT Demo
craft has been elected to Congress from the St.
Louis district over BLAIR Republican. This news
will be received with thrill of joy throughout the
South BLAIR has been one of the most active and
Incorporating enemies Of Slavery, on the floor Of
Congress, and his election from Southern State has
been subject Of cOngraula.iOn to the abolitOnists
ct he North. We hope at the next elections, the
defeat Of MARSHALL and UNDERWOOD in Kentucky,
will wipe out the last remnants Of Black RePubli
canism in the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
IN CmEArHAn CorNTY COURT.

B. l. Pack ct ais vs. R. n. Crumpe and WifePet0n Sell
Land, Slaves, &c, of B. D. Pack deceased.
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that K NJ Crump
Ter and wife are uOndents Of the State Of Tennessee and
therefore ordinary process of law cannot be served them:
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made for
IN the Union and American, newspaper
printed in the city Of Nashville Tennessee notifying the said
resident defendants appear at the next term OF the County
be held for the county Of Chatham, st the Court House
In the town Of Ashland City, the first Monday in September
1855 and said petition the viii be taken for
fessed as to them, and set Tor hearing parte.
Witness, W W. Williams, Clerk Of said Court, at oce the
first Monday in August, 1855,
RuE5-W4t PTafse IS W VI, WILLIAMS Clerk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05
II. NTedienI Department.

GESSION 1s5s-9.-The seventh annual CouTse OF Lee,
in this Institution will commence on Monday Ie "a OF
November and continue till the first Of the ensuing March
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, VI. D., Professor Of Anatomy
J. LrNDsLEY NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry anu fhaF-
macy. Ne
c. K WESTON NJ D., Professor Natea Meiica and Medical
jurisprudence
Physiology. -
JONI NJ WATSON, NJ Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases
of Women and Children.
PAU F. EVE NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
W. K BowIyo NJ d. Professor Of Institutes and Practice Of
Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS NJ d. Adjunct Professor and Demonstration
Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will opened for students on the first
Monday in October (the jth). 90,
PreRi8dFy Course Lectures, free 70 all Students Will
be given by the Professors, commencing also on me ~ ohu
Of October
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction Of the Faeul,
ty, is open to the class free Of charge
Cinque has been established in connection win me ChVt
ty, which operations performed and cases prescribed Tor
and lsctured upon in the presence OF the class.
Amount Of fees for Lectures SlO5; MatTicuaon zee o
once Only) So Practical Anaomy el0s Grad uaton lee ga
Good boarding be procured for 50 70 "a per wees FOR
further information CstalOgue, apply %
W. K. BOWLING, b. D., Dean Of the Faculty
NASHVILLE, Tenn, " lsRl5ss-iySS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

TIE FALL OF MExco.-The London Morning Her
aid thinks that the fate OF the Spanish on the
American continent is no longer doubtful-'as a
ruling race It is doomed to inevitable extinction"
It thinks Mexico must fall under the prOtectOrate of
the United States, and it adds:
"When the republic of Sierra Msdre-shOuld It
be eected-cOmes to take its place alongside of it's
sister province, Texas, under the star spanged ban,
ner of the great North American Union, who will
venture to say that its interests aud the interests
of humanity have not been benefited"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

WooD's HAIR REsTORATIvE.-Prof Wood, the re-
nowned discoverer Of the invaluable Hair Restors-
tive still continues to labor in behalf Of the af-
ficted.
His medicines are universally admitted by the
American press to be far superior to all others for
causing the hair the head of the aged, that has
been slvered for many years. to grow forth with as
much vigor and luxurianoe as when blessed with
the advantage Of youth
There can be no doubt that is one of the great
est discoveries in the medical world 1t restores
permanently gray hair to its original color, and
makes it assume the beautiful silky texture, which
has been very desirable in all ages of the world
Sold by all good Druggists st. Louis Morning
Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

TIE LADIES ALWAYS RIGHT.-A lady said to her
friend, who about going into the store of a We
ny excellent merchant who had paid all his debts,
Don't 60 into that store to buy anything they have
not failed yet"
The same lady advised another friend to send to
Samuel Swan & Co., Of Augusta, Ga, for lottery
tickets, because Hsy had not failed yet-eOndemn-
ing The for the same reason that she recon-
mends the other.
She probably knew that Swan & Co., paid that
capital prize of $685. 900 to the fortunate holder in
Philadelphia, just sixteen days after the drawing
which took place on the oath of last April.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-05

New York, Aug ? -Advices from Rio to the 18th
Of June have been received. The yellow fever was
prevailing in various psrts of the Empire particu-
iarly at Bahia and Warauham. 1t Rio the disease
was on the decrease. Only one deeth was reported
on he 10Th.
Paraguay was about evacuating the territory be-
tween the Parlul and UrugusJ rivers Negotiations
we're progressing for the surrender Of the military
post TO BuenOs AyTes.
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Foreign Commercial.
NOTICE.

T HAVE FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND lying in
Upton county, Tennessee, miles northeast of Masons
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad miles from
Memphis two hours travel by railroad Memphis. This
divided into three suitable persons wish
ing buy 500 EACH it will any wishing to pur
1900 and make farm. All places are
improved with Dwelling Houses Negro Cabins Cotton
Gins One Of go 900 acres
Of cleared land, high cultivation. great bargain
will he given. Address c. II. HILL,
msv7-w4m On the Premises.