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Correction.

In our reply to Mr.. YABoEY's letter to the Eai'or
Of the Richmond Enquirer, We stated that Mr
YAEoE4 had suPpOated the Wing ticket for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, in lS4o' and that
he voted against the regular nominee OF his party
for Congress in favor of his brother These state
ments we're made on the authority Of the following
paragraph in Mr.. Room A. PEYOR's letter to Mr..
v..srv vbioL - understUv1 @o~vay N. i1eu
-y0died 10 our article:
'sram informed on The best authority, that after
serving as a Democratic Representative in Congress,
you opposed the regular nominee Of the party, and
supported instead, your brother, who was then a
bitter Whig snd is now Abolition Senator in the
Legislature Of Minnesota. remember myself, that
after participating in the Baltimore Convention Of
l848, you returned to Alabama and took the stump
against Csss and Butler.
Wewere informed yesterday that Mr.. YANOEY did
not support Gen. TAYLOR for the Presidency in ls4S
but refused to vote either for Gen. CAss or Gen.
TAYLOR and that he did not vote for his brother fO1
Congress, he (Bir. YANOEY) living in another dis
trict We hasten to make this correction in order
to remove any erroneous impression which article
may have produced.
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The Overland IEaiI--FOurth 81 the series
The Overland Mali which lefl San Francisco on
the 9th ult, arrived in this city Saturday night
No papers we're brought by the MALL ana but Ie"
letters The few papers in possession OF the pas
sengers when the stage left San Francisco we're aus
tri6uisd along the route
In conversation with Mr. W. H. Hilton, passen-
ger by this mail, We learn some particulars which
may not be uninleresiing 10 our readers. MT. hllS
ton let San Francisco on the l9th September, ana
arrived ct Los Angeles September 3d. Al TINS
point Mr. Hilton remained until this stage arrived
which was on the S0th On that day Mr.. hu'on
left Los Angeles, and arrived here above stated
Through California and Arkansas the arrageaents
are complete ard the stage glides over the country
as swiftly in al probability it ever Will b1t on
the plains the arrangements are as yet incomplete
The company, however, are rapidly hlhng up every
deficiency In the way Of men and mules Mr. hlleeh
thinks that the trip will be made inside OF twenty
days. with great ease, when once the company ges
everything fairly under way he considers the rou'e
decidedly favorable and in all respects sale ana
pleasant.
Some of the stations are sxty-hve miles apart, but
most of chem are from eight to ten miles. On the
plains the corrals either Of logs or stone' ana
occupied, some by dozen and some oy no more
than four or five. The stage vas detained fourteen
hours by sand storm in the California Desert and
two days by of high water in Kern RIVER a.
the point of crossing which the ferry nat was ou'
of repair, which was supplied as speedily as pos
sible.
The company are making preparations to orldge
the various streams that cross the road, and have
already engaged large number Of men for instant
work.
Adobes, or Mexican brick, are used IN the con
siruction of station houses along the road, ana 10
many places Workmen are Engaged IN making roads
| Mr. Hilton was provided with a canteen las also
we're the other pssseDgers) filled with water, from
the want Of which he was thus Preserved-St. LoH'
Gvrros--s, OF a5-
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C1UTTON no WE PUBLIC,

Ae several years experiment in The manuact1e Of Tins
ultimately succeeded the year ls IN making sdeoEey in
Us manufacture By which It deprived Of its aerd and hham
p,a,orv properties, and rendered perfect pure
Nv apufctry il at scheidam Holland. Alter al months
r.sou What title to give introduced It to the American
nublie under the rsls Of ssyV OIFe's Sehiedam ArO-
matte Schnapps.,s scheism the Of the place
N .nd where the Gin IS manufactured 'aromac derive its
nam. fF the Italian Juniper berry With which it Is favoreai
and the word sehnspps the German for drinkeogls dram
Wolfs sceidam aromatic drink No sooner had my schnapTs
been n,roauosd 20 American public and resolved With aPPro
bson tau ne uuuornxers o. New York. Boston and Phila
elpbi started in pursuit with their mixed and poisonous stuG'
under various names In several instances labels have been
40 perfectly inflated With only The addition Of seE letters, to
Mead technical avoidance Of the law, and carefully prepared
As % use On careless purchasers. understand large guam
tv has been purchased ts merchants Of New Orleans on &C
count Of the cheaes Of The Two Dollars per dozen for
the Quarts and One Dollar and dozen for the Pin
being the wholesale prcs In Neg York. II nothing but Asr
can Whisky aavored with the Oil OF Juniper, and reduced thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates indirectly IN
the fraud ~ ssIip spurious auch oer as
the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of TIE
community in which live will aid me in errsng out andex
posing the inscriptions merchant Who for the sake Of few cents
win put in jeopardy lives Of the community in which he lives
Such men should nailed the piloy Of public execaton
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer Nos. is, 90 and p Beaver st''
NEW YORK.
The following respectable Frs New Orleans sell the Gen
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Free statsWho shall pay for the property in slaves
thus struck att Do you believe the Court which
pronounced the DRED EcoTT decision would adjudge
Il forfsiiedG Oh Popular sOvereignty what frauds
are committed in thy namel
''Me1 Of New York! moments are precious outie'
are pressing and your judgment on the Great Issue
viii seen BE inscribed on the books Of the Recording
Angel Let Pennsylvania, Ohio, indiana ana Iowa
ingpire you to make it such as shall cali gov %
the cheek Of suffering, dOwn.trOdden Humanity and
win the approving smile Of Heaven and he might
have added, the approving smile Of the Know No'h'
ings Of the South who indulged in q good many
suilss st the recent Black Republican victory IN
Pennsylvania, and thereby brought :" glow to thsiF
cheeks to which the eloquent father OfaoolluOnism
nOdoubt alludes Are not our Know Nothing c0ntem-
porsries carried away BY these ja't and e''''oa-
tivs" sentiments, from the organ Of the new coah-
toni We expect ere long to see the editors Of the
Louisville Journal the Richmond Wing ana Inc
Nashville Banner uniting with GREELET IN IRA
ternal embrace. and sl singing the praises Of the
harmonious opposition.
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POSTPONEmENT.
MAPLE WOOD.
THE SALE has been postponed until WEDNESDAY, ID o.
NOVEMBER, 1858, and days following

TIE SALE has been postponed until WEDNESDAY, % o.
NOVEMBER, 1855, and days following
WE will offer for CHEST bidder the premises,
w that splendid Land, belonging R. H. Elan,
ESQ better known as Josiah Williams place. fronting the
West side Of Gaatin Turnpike road four miles NorthEast
Of Nashville containing 365 The Nashville and Louis
Vile and the Rdgeheld and Kentucky Railroad
line through the centre Of the Tract The Tract win be divided
into lots Of from twenty thirty acres except the lot
tanning the dwelling, which will he beautiful square Of about
seventy acres extending from the Turnpike the east the
Railroad on the decidedly Of the richest and
desirable the vicinity Of Nashville in the State OF
Tennessee.
The large commodous and well built brick dwelling
ded BY beautiful grove Of native 70 est trees the extent
and convenience Of buildings, stables Whouses
pOury-yar splendid fish pond, and excellent sping fine
garden and orchard make this Of the desirable locations
in hne timber and 1856 cleared and in superior Of cu
vaton The all parts Of the tract is Of The richest quail
ity-es mostly with gentle elevations for building
and in the mbere portion there three Of the most
ding sites found in the vicinity Of Nashville.
The fertility OF these lands their distance from Nash
Vile and immediate proximity the growing Of Edge6ed
the facilities afforded by the Turnpike and Railroad and the
neghboThOOd renders this the most de
be we have ever offered to the public. And 70 all who may
country Sites at the proper distance from
town 10 attend the city and enjoy the eonvenenees
and luxues OF country neghborhoOds
wishing to engage in gardening vineyards &C this
will greatest inducements To persons we'll
quaned lands any attempt by describe them
uperhuous but to those unacquainted with them, would
view the best bodies Of land Aner
ca For pIats call at No. g., Deaderick street.
The land will be sold credit Of l. and years,
Notes with approved securities required paya
bic bank, and lien retained to the payment
Of the land sale, Mr. Elan will sell creet Of
six months, valuable lot Of stock farming implements,
fodder, &c, Omnibuse free. and collation. usual
Oct2S-d6ZWtds NANCE & WOODWARD. Agents
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Thn CrRfenberg Medicines.

RE well known and eargery sought for throughout the
TSefore tbeir INTRODUCTION could any series Of
popular be found that equal to any emergency
that always be relied and were within reach OF the
Never Before the Grefenberg PILLS. could you obtain
certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia, Costiveuess and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and AgUe remedy could any
thing be found that cured all cases Of Chs and Fever Tor '
found for 25c, immediate cure for Burns BRUISES Cuts
Sores Eyspeas and Inhammaons, either external or in
Never Before MarshalI's Uterine CathOI-
icon Falling Of the Womb and osner terlne llsss
found cuab Now ten cases out Of twelve are cured BY
= If apy physician supposes that this is merely quaek
Utica wealthy old physician Of the Aopathc school
that we win furnish any reputable physician any quantity Of it
guitously to test its patients; and furthermore,
BY writing Dr. Pomeroy he be furnished with its eompo
nent parts It'll the greatest blessing 70 the that the
science ofmedicine has discovered in a century.
Never Before the Grefenberg Dysentary syrup vas
there certain remedy Bloody Flux Dysenery Darh@a
Cholera-noE. an be cured in few hours
Never Before the introduction Of the Chdrens Pana
cea mother feel the life sf Der babe safe ar day. while
under 1--WE wears OF axe Youthful diseases and strong medicines
carried them onnOW this medicine cures them, even after the
doctor and have pronounced their cases hopeless Price
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter 50 popular as the
Dyspepsia Bilious diseases, while tis simple medicine at
Never before was any preparation Of sarsaparila
powerful that compounded By the Graesenherg GO.
Never Before has the Consumptives Balm found its
ere this have entered Deaths portal they had been
recommended ouse this in preference to many nous that are
Never Before we're Piles and kindred diseases certain Of
T Mott sr5 o5er rs had asr, hst Nothing
but the knife could afford relief.
Never Before could inaamed eyes and Of sight
be cured for 25c The Bye Lotion does it.
Never Before any Book published that contains as
much medical knowledge the Granerg Manual Of Health
for go 1t ought be in every family in the land,
Never Before has any Almanac been published valu
able the Health Almanac. It fur shed gratu tousy by all
oct27-h ..- I'D u College ST., Nashville.
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There are twenty-five Democratic Senator'S and
fifty Democratic Representatives, who in 1856 stood
upon the Cincinnati Platform and who upon all par.
ty issues stand there now. The political character
of the Legi lature will depend mainly upon the six
Americans and Wings who are national in their SEN
timents and who have no sympathy with abolition
ism. In the Senate the Lieutenant Governor has the
casting vote
DEMOCRATIC REJOICING LAST NIGHT.-Lsst night,
in front Of the Palmer House, the Democracy held
glorious meeting rejoicing over the great victory
achieved throughout the State in the success of the
general Democratic ticket.
At dark the thunders of cannon announced the ap.
preaching jubilee. Then down Washington, from
the extreme east, came the Democratic Band, play
ing Democratic airs upon the Democratic Kettle
drum, and Revolutionary fife Bonfres were kindled
from the Court house to the Capitol Illuminating the
whole city. Rockets shot heavenwsrd, and bursting
beautifully and brilliantly almost amid the clouds,
magni6eently Outshone the very stars Fireworks,
Of every description let off in the vicinity, and par
ticularly from above the lofty entabature surmount
ing the Bates House, made the scene of indescriba
BILE grandeur. Indeed, the like was never witnessed
before in all Indianapolis.
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From the indianapolis Sentinel, Oct. 10.
nam0eratfc STATE TicLxef

We figure up, this morning 1884 majority for the
Democratic State ticket and the full official returns
will increase it. This vote is evidence that the MAJ
iority of the people of Indiana sympathize with
Democratic principles. The election of the State
ticket is a great triumph. Four Democratic Judges
of the Supreme Bench secured for six years. and the
administration of the State government is eonfded
to Democratic officers for the next two.
TIE LEGIsLATURE.-We publish this morning a
complete list of the members of the next Legislature
We classify them as follows:
SENATE.
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MACKENZIE IL HIINCHIN

Have rented The House, No IA, Collage Street, fer
doors 6elolO The SeUaHes House.
Their stock of Hardware complete and contains al least
Thew will endesvor keep all times the best articles in their
line the lowest prices At their establishment may
be found for
RUILDERS&-sEvery description Of Locks from the best
quality o the cheapest Bolts, Hinges, Screws,
Nails Of all sizes
CARPENTETRS---Pla Saws, Chsels, Cages, Ham
mers. and every description Of Tool
BLACKSNI EEHS---Vises Anvils Sledge Iauers STEEL
&c, &c.
PATNTERSs.-Brushes Of every size and quality Sash
Tools busters, Cames Hair Pencils, &c. &c
STABLE KEEPERSs-sThe finest English and French
Horse Brushes, American Brushes, Curry Combs,
Dung Forks, &c, &c
FARMERS---Spades, Shovels, Scythes, Picks, &c
GARDNERS---Hoes Rakes, Pruning Implements, Lines,
sc, &c.
SPORTSMEN---Dou5iea and Single Barrel Shot Guns
Powder Flasks, Game Bsgs Percussion Caps, &c
Pocket Pistols, Colts RevOlvers, Alsn's and all
the improvements in Fire Arms.
HOUSE KEEPEE&Ss=-Plated Forks, TABLE and Tea
spoons, Ivory Handled Cutlery Of every pattern {;
Knives and Forks Of all kinds
CANDLESTICKSs--Britta Planished Tin, Japanned,
Of all kinds
RASK ETS---of every shape and size
WATERS AND TEA TRAYS---frOm lOc. each up
to the finest quality.
WOODEN WARE9--Buckets, Rolling Pins, Trays,
Bowls
FEATHER DUSFERS---Dusting Brushes, Brooms,
Pope's Heads and Eyes, Mops, and Carpet
Brushes.
ORNAMENTAL GOODS---PIate Warmers, Coal Vas
es, Toilet Sets &c, &c, &C.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
oct2s "A College street
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CRIsP,s GAIETY.

Attraction Of the age world renowned Keller Troupe and
Young American Ballet Corps, comprising in all Sixty mem
bers Thursday Oct. rs, 1855 will be presented
the Romantic Drama Of Edust and Marguerite, with Tablsaux
and Groupings by Keller Troupe After which new Ballet
called LlfG al Lr1Hae by the Young American Ballet
COrps Keer Grand Picture Of Cain and Abel The admired
alet of the Sailors To conclude with keers Pours
Of Dr. Kane in the Arctic Regions and the Glory Of America
Tomorrow Benefit Of Mons. L. Keller.
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Three children, boy and two girls, the oldest
but FIVE years Of age, were burned to death in Rs-
cine, Wisconsin, on the 18Th, by she house taking
FIRE during the absence Of their parents.
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There is to be a Free State Convention at Law
ren,e Kansas, on the 10th November, to take steps
with reference to the speedy admission of Kansas
into the Union.
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Late adviees from Cuba state that concession for
the admission of 10000 coolies into the island has
Just been granted by the government.
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The Port Gibson (Arks.) RsVsills notices stalk Of
cotton fully matured, having bean found in that
vicinity some days ago, the lint and seed Of which
are both entirely green.
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De sAUTx.-There is, says the Richmond Dispatch,
wise and self-respecting Englishmau BY the name
OF De sauty, who has shut himself up in small box
at the Trinity Bay end Of the Atlantic Gable, and
viii not let anybody come inside. Agentlsman Who
had travelled long distance to examine the tels-
graph prOgidy was only permitted to attsn his nose
against the windows, where he could nothing but
De sauiy, holding on with composure and dignity at
the American end Of the Atlantic Gable. Week after
week, and month after month"; there De Sauty is,
more patient angler than IEaak Walton everdreamsd
Of with his long line in his hand fishing for cleo
trical indications Every once in while he gets
bite, and then hOists his window and tells "Peter
Cooper" Of New York, that he has justhad glorious
nibble, OF be e@tehes small current" as he calls
Il, and sends it of to the aforesaid Peter by the next
express. The Cable is heavy and taciturn article,
but it does not compare in pOnderOsiy with the dig
nifty Of De Sauty, in silence with his maj>
este reserve He is believed to be the wisest-look
ing and biggest man st this time on the American
continent Il would not be at all surprising If the
smart fellow had been all this time receiving intei-
genee from England and mOnopclzing it for the ag-
grandizement Of his own intellect We insist that
the Telegraph Office shall be opened, and De sAuiy
dsseced to see whether he has not surrePtitiousiy
uffed himself with ocean kilograms, cable currents
and electrical indications.
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N order give all chance, and especially those who we're not
presnt public sale Of the Boyd Lots we wiz on
Tuesday, Nov. 9ths 1883,
at II o'clock NJ the premises, have second public sale Of
about 40 OF those beautiful building Lots in the Boyd Addition 70
West Nashville. 80
TERMs-I and years. &c. 0mni6usses and COLLATION. a
ns,aI J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
r. R. GLAscocK, Auc az Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-28

Hon. Alexander &. Marshall, formerly member of
Congress from the Lexington Ky District, has
purchased farm near st. Joseph, No, and settled
there.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-28

Portsr's Spirit fthe Times learns from Mr. Thomas
Puryear, who has just returned from London, that
before leaving he made sale of his horse Charleston
for the sum Of three thousand dollars The pureha-
ser was Sir Joseph HaWley, the owner Of Fitz Row
land and BeadsmsD, the winner Of the late Derby;
and It is the intention of the experienced sporting
Baronet to use him for stud purposes. This pur-
chase and this price for horse cOnfessedly broke
down, far as operations on the turf concerned
rather disagrses with the sneering opinions given
Of him and his qualities by some of the inexpe-
perienced reporters of the London journals on the
occasion of his late appearance for the GOcdwOod
Race. We presume it is the intention of Sir Joseph
to try and raise by the American four miller, horses
which can stay in heats, at long stretches in the
STYLE Of the enduring Amer; N Racer
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EVERY BODY BEAD THIS!
Great Public sale Of most Beautiful Res
fdence and Building Lots.

ImcncB HnU I6LlIINLIlIs H4UI'a
ON TUESDAY, Nov Cd 1855, on the premises at II O'clock
H. M In Bostiess Magnificent Addition to Nashville, We
III eli Ia he highest bidder. absolutely and without reserve
Mai nj p Bosucks most desirable and beautiful residence
tely west Of the city, the Charlotte Pike about nine
- ~ md and aileuts, consisting Of large and cana
cios delnq ah rooms, and uec5ary buildings,
ludnT orchard and never failing spring and large spring
Az Two beautiful lots the Charlotte pike Of one to two
acres each.
il MeAdamizsd, extending from the Gy entirely through Bos
teks Addition. To e this property would be supsrfuous
Scr further particulars terms, &c, see hand bills
LERW BROWN.
E R. GLkIeOcK, AuetionsT. Loen4
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A. J. DUNCAN d CO.,
IMPORTERS, DC,

WE are this day in receipt of full Stock Of undrssed Irish
M Linens Of our importation from Ireland warranted
pue Linen and the quality at twenty per cent reduction in
oct5s A. J. DUNCAN & co.
WDUNCAN,S SPOOL COTTON"
YNHIs day received large supply Of this Spool Cotton i'm
ported directly and warranted equal to any ever made
preferred to Coats.
Linen Threads Of all coors which warrant better than
ever sold in this market, no charge.
We have taken great pains and expense in getting up these nd
other goods which we guarantee in every respect.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
octQ9 No 70, Public Square.
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The baltimore Democracy Preparing for
Resistance.

The baltimore Democracy Preparing Tor
Resistance.
The Exchange reports q movement among the De-
moorsov Of Baltimore with view to the overthrow
OF Plug Ugly despotism. We congratulate our allies
on the auspicous indication. They have tried every
experiment of peseeful endeavor without efect LED
them organize their forces and if necessary, vindi
cate the rights By an effort Of physical sxertiOn'
The struggle will be neither difficult nor doubtful
for the brutal energy of rrfianism is no match for
the high toned courage of gentlemen. In the con-
test the Baltimore Democracy will be eheered by
The sympathy and applause of the country. South
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NASHVILLE COAL COMPANY.

1T IS ORDERED by Of Board OF the above
Company that the FIFTH AND LAST ALL Of 20 per ct
hereby made the Stockholders payable the 5 November
to D. F. CARTER ESQ., Treasurer the Bank Of the Union.
oef27-dtd.
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M. sULZBACHER,
No. So, Market street, NsahviHe

No. So, Market street, Nashville
TEVAKES great pleasure in informing his friends patrons and
thepubc generally that be still 70 be found al his old
stand with alarge assOrtmentof
Fine and Common Ready-made ClOthing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats Caps, &c,
Also selection Of Piece Goods consisting in part 81 Fine
Cloths Casmerss Of every description, SILK and Velvet vestn
addition the above there De found at the place, the
ceebTutsd PREFER who viii always he on hand % give
those fav0ring him with call beautiful IT. Clothing made 10
order, Tailoring done in to give satisfaction,
as regards the price the quality The subscriber takes
method Of rendering his thanks to his customers for their pat
ronag continuance Of the and requests the pub
lie 10 call examine before purchasing elsewhere.
All persons indebted esuser viii please settle the
possible athe old business must be settled and much
further indul gence cannot be allowed. loc22-tf
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND.
READY-MADE CLOTHIN
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,