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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-09

Seward and OrAtlcuueus
The Cincinnati Gazette says that the following
ticket was deposited in the baOt-box in that Stale
IN the canvass of 1882 There was something of
rropbetic forecast in the man who voted this ticket.
Neither the American nor Republican parties then
existed under those names, yet this farsighted poll
teisp not only foresbadows the organization Of those
parties but actually indicates by the association Of
their Names the very event which the leaders Ct both
these factions are striving to bring about We
should not be surprised this very ticket sup
Dorted by the American Republican party in 1860
Mr. CRIrTESDEN is more popular with the mo sla-
very" party now, than he was in 1852:
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN TICKET.
s,Orrositiou to tyranls in obedience to God"
s.Obserye good faith and justice TO all nations ~
s.Too Just to invade the rights OF others too
proud 70 surrender our own"
'LibeTty and Union, now and forever, one ana
insepsrable' ann,
s.RecipTocal trade, equal laws, FREE SOlL, FREE
LABOR and FREE THOUGHT-no protection TO
special interests, no exclusive prvileges-NO SLA
VFRY-Territorial acquisition without injustice,
and internal improvements without e1tra7aganee.
"FoR PRESIDENT,
CIV. Il. SEWARD, OF New York.
''To3 VICE PRESIDENT,
s.JOHN J. CRITIENDEN. Cf kentucky"
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CRTsP,s GATETY.

sixth nqbt OF the Eminent Artist Mr.. j. E "
who will appear in far-famed character Of Char -
Nicer. ia sohiller's great tragedy Of The 49,
srrorted By the whole strength Of the Siar Company -
n rsisay Evening, Oct. 9s1s5Ss viii be preenu I W.
5rilIins Tragedy Of The Robbers. Charles Dealeo
n KURnocH. Overture by the Orchestra. To conosle 49,
the Iauehahe Of the Two Gregorfes' a oiesois
Mr. W. II. EVERETT. Gregory-Mr. HARRY Hs"LAhD'
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INTEREST TIN G

WE have been authorized by parties in Virginia to dispose
w of all o
REMNANT LOTS OF TOBACCO
We hold, at from
Twenty TO Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have ever been offered this market Among these
lots will be found as - 100000
m sold in the State and believing the idea good one
80 concluded 10 sell all remnant lots OF Cigars upon lhe
so,ra terms 10 m lie room for the largest stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
ever held yany Tennessee Hou-e; Ih'se VISIBLE ~ W
selves Of a good thrg will call early at . 20,
80 - "A Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-09

Recently an INDUCTION was granted, at the suit OF
the managers of the New York Society for the Re
formation of Juvenile Dernquents, prohibiting
Louis Hartman from continuing his performances at
his German Theatre in the Bowery. Hartman paid
10 attention to the order, in consequence Of which
he was brought into court on Thursday on a charge
of contempt, fined $3.50, and ordered to be imPris'
Cd thirty days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-09

There seems'tO be great conflict OF opinion as
10 The richness of the gold discoveries Of western
Kansas. The decided probability is that they will
turn out poor, Gold is one Of the most universally
diGused of all the metals but it seldom exists any
where in sufficient quantities pay for lis collection
The whole eastern range o! the AFalachian Noun
tains, from Canada to Alabama, produces gold, bul
nowhere in sufficient abundance to make It's collec'
ton much Of an object. The mountains Of western
Kansas are a continuation of those Of New Mexico,
but unless they are much richer in gold than those
Of Ysv Mexico are. the goldseekers who are resort
ing thither will not get rich in hurry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-09

RODE ON A RAIL.-An Irishman- named Murphy,
who had rudely insulted lady, got his deserts at
WadesbOro', n c., on Monday night week, as follows
The rufiau was arrested, tied to a tree, about two
hundred lashes inflicted on his person, and then
ridden on 3ail, after which the application OF a
little tar and fw feathers satisfied the demands Of
justice for the. Ihme, and he was dismissed-the
people accompanying him for some distance on his
wav with music-ihe drum playing the " Rogue's
March,
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The Republicans and Know Notbiags used to call
FoRxEY s.tbe laOkey Of Mr.. BUCHANAN" He is now
discarded lackey, and has become one Of the lead
srg of the opposition. Like the fallen angels, For
MY had rather rule in hell than serve in heaven.
The Rev. S. L Baldwin, of the Methodist Epsco-
nal Church, with his lady and Mrs. ReuIsh, and
Miss Sarah WoOlston, of Trenton, n. J., and Mis-
F. A. Potter of New York, sailed from New Iors
on the 4th in the clipper ship Empress for shang
haze. The reverend gentleman goes cut as mis-
siOnary of his Church 10 enlighlen The subdued
Chinese in the glorious truths Of Christianity. The
ladies who accompany him viii &C, in The capacity
OF teachers to the feminine inhabitants OF The &C.
1estial Empire. Three ministers Of the Dutch Re
formed Church also take passage in the Empress fer
sbapehae, but are afterwards destined for Annoy
and Fuh Cbau. For the former place the Rev. Al
van ostrom and lady, and the Rev. Mr. RaPPagee
are .set apart" the Rev. L P. Peet and lady go to
the latter place.
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Fearful IafOt-A Man KiIIed-OtheTS Dan-
gerOusIy wounded

Fearful RiOt-A Man KiIIed-OtheFS Dam
gerOusly Wounded
A terrible riot took place Sunday night, the 90
inst, in the lager beer saloon or gardens OF D.
Oakes corner Of Sd avenue and 18th street, New
York city It appears that forty or hity ltalians
we're enjoying themselves in their accustomed way
between 10 and II o'clock, in the saloon, when a
number Of Irishmen we're attracted to the spot Dy
the music and on entering the gardens one OF them
named Michael Rourke, commenced dancing
The Italians we're not offended at this proceeding
and the band continued to play. After dancing,
times Yankee Doodle Hail Columbia. and other na-
tional airs were givel, ard Rcurke continued to
dance. until be ma}icoHsy (as is aledged) ran
AGAINST an Italian woman. This sintanuy offended
he Italians, several of whom left their seats and
ran at Rourke to eject him. RouTke was pushed
out rather violently, when his companions outside
| rushed into the gardens and made desperate as
! sault on the Italians
This was the signal for general fight, and a
/ bloody scene followed. The Irish had bludgeons,
the Italians had knives, pistols. and other deadly
weapons, and the fighting was fierce. a man named
/ Cauigan was killed and several others wounded
TIE police made descent upon the place, cap
ured a number Of the rioters, and found on the
PREMISES lot Of goods of various kinds recognized
as having been sto ..
Several of the parties arrested belong TO gang
of burglars, principally Italians, eillians anS
Spaniards, who have for many years carried on op
e-atious in New York. Cancemi, the murderer, l;
believed to have belonged to this gang and this wa
their principal depot. They had their confederate
ct many of the fashionable restaurants.
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A medical writer describes the various effects
which are common to all the principal narcotics, each
having he says, peculiar characteristics Of IFS own
Hashish produces real eaalePsy, and ezaggerates
rather than uervers the reports Of the senses as to
external obecDs the thorn apple, on the other hand
causes truly spectral usjons and enables the Indian
to converse with the spirits of his ancestors The
Siberian fungus gives Insensiblhy 10 pain without
interfering with consciousness. The common pun
ball stops all muscular action, but leaves the per-
ceptive powers untouched Coo dus lndicus makes
the body drunk, without affecting the mind. Cocoa
has the wonderful power of sustainil muscular
srreng h in the abse0ce Of food, and Of preventing
the wcstiug Of the tissues Of the body during the
greatest aud most prolonged exertion The effects
of The different narcotics are also not only peculiar,
but often opposed Opium and hashish, common IN
many of their effects, are opposite in his-that the
ormerdiminishes seasbiy 10 external impressions
whereas the after almost infinitely increasesi Betel
is even an antidote to opium, as tea is to alcohol
Tobacco susPends mental activity; hashish and
opium increase it thousand fOll
TaE Losr -ERosAUr-Slnce the commencement
of the search for Mr.. THUBsToN, the missing @ro-
IN
the bodies Of two men have been discovered, but
neither was identified as Mr. THURsToN. One OF
these was found near Monroe, Michigan, and the
other in the river al Tilbury East, in Canada.
A correspondent of the Chicago Free Press, re-
fleeing on his sad fate has been induced to com
pute he time he would be in falling 10 the earth
mean velocity; as well as the momentum with which
he v-o118 strike the earth His elevation was
thought TO be ihroe miles when ne was last seen
and assuming this to be the distance heie- 1t would
only require tbrty-oue and a halt seconds ior him
TO reach the earth, a mean velocity CT 40 feet per
second Assuming his weight to be lou los.' he
would strike The earth with momentum equal TO
l6O, 500 pounds, or a little more than 80 lons'
power sufficient to scatter his body, bone and mus
Gle into atoms, so minute scarcely to be PerceP-
tible, if not to bury him into the earth"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-09

Capt. TowEsEyD, Of the SLAYER Echo; who has
been undergoing examination at Boston for some
time has been fully committed for piracy. His trial
will take place before the Circuit Court on the 18th
of October A new complaint has been entered
against him for misdemelnor, which subjects him
to fine Of from $1,000 to $4,000, and imPrisou-
me1t for from three to seven years.
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VI,e SpaDish mission.


WAsUryCToN, Oct 5-Ihe government has not
heard from Hon. VIM. Preston, of Kentucky, as to
whether or not he will accept the mis ion to Spain
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ODD FELLOWS THANKsGvlEa DAY.--The United
States Grand Lodge Of 0ddFellows. Al the recent
session in Baltimore, adopted the proposition 10
SCI apart lhe Goth day Of April, l859-the for'ieih
anniversary Of the organization Of the Order to DC
observed by the entire membership under the jurls-
dicton Of The Grand Lodge OF the United States, as
a day OF thanksgiving to Divine Providence for she
uneznmpled prosperity which has attended the OiueL
since its organization on the American continent
The city OF New York was selected for the Place Of
this ma ional jubilee, and committee appontea VINO
are charged VITA he details, This viii be mag
ui6csnt display. On like celebration ID D'slo ?,
several years ago, tenthousand 0ddFelovs marcneo
] in PROCESSION.
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NEW PUBLEcATIo0s.
LAW BOOKS.
w. Il. BIER RK a CO.,
Law BooKsELLERs.

LAW BOOKSELLERS,
Have just received fine collections Of Enss and American
aw Publications, TO which they beg invite the notice Of
rOfessiou.
English Chancery Reports % vols.
English Common Law Reports, n vols
lasts Reports IS vols.
Yesey's CJunor) Reports, 90 vols.
Coke's Reports, v5is.
BIaekstons's CHshf!yl Reports 2vols.
Lord Raymond's RsPals. , vols.
Bosanquet and Fuller sIssports, 5 vols.
Peers Williams RsPOrtsrlsvOls.
Taunton's Reports, 3 vols.
Plowdens Reports, , vols,
IIovenien on Fraud, vols.
Browne on the Statute Of Fraud, y vols
Douglass Reports vols
Dyers Reports vols.
Freemans Chancery Reports, 2vols.
starldss Criminal Pleading.
Presidents in Chaucery.
CampbelI's Reports, vols.
Atsyn's Reports, vols.
saIkelds Reports, vols.
Lord Talbot's Cases in Equity.
Talbot's Chancery Practice.
Daniels Chanoery Practice, 3 vols.
WiIies' Reports, VOL
Hammond Easements.
Gases in Equity Abridged, vols.
yernon's Reports, ? vols.
Browns Chaneery Reports, vols.
Platt on Leases, vols.
smedes aud Marshars Mississippi Reports vols. 5. 6,
p and b.
smede's Digest Of Mississippi Reports.
Cushman's Mississippi Reports
Georges Mississippi Reports.
Kent's Commentary new edition.
GreenIeaf on Evidence, vols
story's Equity Jurispulienoe
do Equity Pleadings.
do Conflict Of Laws.
do on Bills Of Exchange.
do on Partnership
do on PromissoTy Notes.
do on Agency.
do on Balments.
do on the Law Of England
do on sales.
Angel and Amy Corporations
Angel on Limitations
Angel on Water Courses.
Angel on Life and Fire Insurance.
Angelon The Law Of Highways.
Angel on the Lawof Carriers.
billiard on Venders
billiard on Mortuagss.
Deans Medical Jurisprudence.
Beck's Medical Jurisprudence.
Rays Medical Jurisprudence.
Parsons Mercantile Law.
Bishops Criminal Law.
Bishop on Marriage aud Divorce.
Whartons Criminal Law
Bright on Husband and wife.
Duer's Constitutional Jurisprudence
Leading Criminal Cases vols
Leading Gases in Equity,3 vols.
Smiths Leading Cases, vols
Hare and WaIlacs's American Leading Gases.
Curtss Decisions Supreme Court United States, . vols
Curtis on Patents.
| Brightlys Digest Laws United statss-
! Graham and Waterman on New Trials.
Watsrman's Eden on Iniunctions-
Hill on Trustees.
4 Phillips Insurance.
Pothier On Obligations.
Parsons on Contracts.
Addison an Contracts
Chtty Contracts.
ChitJy's Pleading.
Chtty Bills
Chitiys Criminal Law.
Bouviers Law Dictionary,
Red6eld on the Law Of Railways
American Railway Gases.
RaFIe on Covenants for Title.
Adams Equity.
sedgFck on Damages.
sedgwick on Statutory and CoasdtutsonaI Law
] shelford Railways.
sslmyns' Nisi Prius-
Williams on Executions
Jarman on Wills
Roper on Legacies.
Russell on Crime, 2 vols.
Greenleafs Crime vols
Adams Eiectment.
( starkie on SANDER.
Edwards on Bills and Notes.
Index 70 Common Law Reports, vols.
Coke upon Lir;leton.
. Desaussure's Equity Reports.
For sale By W. t. BERRY & Co
sepa6 PUBLIC SQUA
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avTyG sold our entire stock Of Goods Fixtures &c to
4 Nsssrs a. D. PLUMBER & ". B. NIGHT they viii
n he -uess Id the old stand No = East se Of the Pub
lie aSr Wrs,licit for continuance Of the liberal pat
rouage bestowed o" US ..,. - ,-f
no. Tiose indebted to will please call and settle
ue-9 9; j5- A. MORRISON & co,
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To Druggists and Seedsmen.

UIST Wholesale Price Current Of Garden Seeds, (ofhiso
growth Crop Of 1858 viii be ready after October
is and mailed TO dealers only receipt postage stamp
II Our Seed Crops this season have been unusually
fne and prices much lower than last seasons quotations.
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NEW FIRM.
III y PHIIHINEER & w. B. ANIGHI.

rAyING bought the entire stock Of Goods Fixtures &c Of
Morrison & Co, and asslcated ourselves unleL te
- and fra If Plummer & knight, viii continue tGe lsl
~ he iii stand Weask an examination Of our stock from
merchants ants Vi'iuns inns PLUNDlER KNIGHT.
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SHAM HARRIS Governor Of the state Of Ieuuesee To
an " shall seesthese prgsents-Greel1s-
Especially Sherds Of the counties OF Anderson bount
Monroe, and Roan, composing the 3d Judicial Circuit Of
said State.
You are hereby commanded and hold an election as an
places Of voting in respective counties ON THURSDAY
the 18th day November, less r giving monthly notice
required hy law for the purpose Of eeus Judge for said
Circuit, fill the created t the death OF the Lon y n
Welcker, and due returns make according % lave
In testimony whereof, /, Isham G.. Harris, Governor
Aforesaid hereuut0 hand and cause the great
u s. seal the State to Ia affixed at Nashville his d s. day
} Of September, A. D. lr5o. lcHAAL G. hAtiEsLn
By the Governor;
J. y. r. Ray, Secretary Of State
sept22-dlt-wlm
p The Southern Citizen viii insert for one month
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-, o. .,,s several beautiful Building IN West
~ Ns-5vie fronting Broad, Demuu'rlne and Locust
sgssts Also two Cav and PaFN streets IN atEns
& in 1out TONS Addition Eisefeld- on Woodland and Rus
SCH sIee-s' N il & X ". BROWN,
AZ Cherry 81 eet-
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Large sale Of Furniture ON Account OF
Cliff ON.
POsiPOnement.
- Nn.hriIIe nd EdgefIeId.

The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, the 1914
when Il VIII pos'Ii's' ''A' A V. s. LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-09

The vintage which is in active progress in most
parts Of France is likely to prove one Of the great
est abundance known for many yerrs past. The
crane disease appears to have been completely
mastered and the apprehensiOns of its ravages, es
neoialv in the Bordelais and Cllret districts, have
fortunately been without foundation. The accounts,
TOO from all parts of Italy, from Savoy, and from
Lisbon, represent tie vintage of 1853 "as most
SPLENDID" In Savoy, in particular, it is said that
never within the memory of man have the vineyards
been so exuberant and prolific.
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seward and Crittenden.

For interesting news see first and fourth
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

rs DR.. King, formerly Of New York for the last four
5s years Of Louisville Kentucsy, and Who has de-
voed attention Of private diseases for
thirty years. datsrs himself having attended % zee or 90
many years many thousands he is enabled % cure
all diseases private nature matter bow bad u
from idiudicious mgdcal treatment from negldcr OF Ties
own Dr. Kings Dispensary No. . Deadsrcz Streets lctTea
Cherry and the Square, where be cures ali diseases OF prva
oSozHEA cured without ns1cious medicine iutsrsgnes
from business
STRUCTURES Of old recent date elctuay cured in lev
DAYS, operation which pain Where Structure
exists, health be enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
more mischief and uudermines the constitution so much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases o. the skin, growing out or neg
treatment, be eectualy cured In few days
SEMINAL WEAKNEs, particular attention having been given u
this disease and all the consequences growing ou- OF IT, brought
in many by the destructive habits Of incuusierte
Youths indulgence Of the passions, uegect or
the t1ons rendering Le ct urtf
for business society, and premature old age
Females may laborng With any diculy Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, BY writing and stating their case VIII
fee enclosed directed to Dr. A. King, No. . Dearck street
Nashville, Tennessee, will have the necessary medicine sent %
their address with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed
Once O'Clock in the morning unul9n the evening
9}-ddLWlF
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Sfafe Fair.
60 - q 8

ksfs ~ 80 = - e s 4ae4z21zZ
yuvHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii train BE-
tween their Depotand the Fair Grounds every DAY ~ 49,
Far-ieaving Depot 9, A. NJ and at Intervals %
minutes that time until S, P. NJ Fare each way 10
Passengers must provide themselves with the sun
octg-d6t II. l. ANDEksON' sup
: " aE7-T1w- R. g. HurFAKER
GRESHAM n HUFFAKER,
Successors to smith, Love & Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
50 SOUTH MARkrT Strict, a
Nashville, Tennessee.
U-57wil pay Cash for all Articles Of Produce.=ER
oc.s-dtwNwly
WE are in receipt of large and wen assorted stock
w Groceries, Liquors, &c, to which we invite
oso bbs Louisiana: 100 bbis Bait Crushd aud Powd;
90 boxes Loaf: 1901 bls St. Louis do do
Coffee.
800 bags New Orleans Rio
l5J d. Choice Baltimore
WOIasscs.
Us barrels Choice ReboiledS
$50 = do do do
Liquors,
7Ol barrels Pixies, Deans and Chsnarth's Whistles;
400 do Bourbon, Rye Monongahe!a and smiths Oiu ne
200 do Country maize. Lincoln Robertson, &C.
- pkss Domestic Brandy;
! % psgs Freach do
> do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin:
- casks Port Wine5
- bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
| pigs Old Jamaica RUM
Sundries,
400 boxes Star Candles; Us kegs Tobacco all grades;
900 half do do do 10000 Cigars do
Also good Of Pepper, spice, Ginger, soda, &c
wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit
oct9-dtw&wly GRESHAM & HUFFAAEh'
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SOMETHING NEWT
TEN YEARS CREDITW


Ten YEARS C&EDAA!a
Cheap Homes for the Masses.
ON Thursday the 9sh October the premises propose
to sell at public sale all the unsold lots In
Fairfield Village.
This addition Immediately adjoining the corporation Of Nash
willie on Turnpike and contains Of tie hand
0mes lots ever offered in that vicinity The lots 20 Be
sold are on Lebanon Turnpike Nos. 4 D. o. r,9 TO- IT, ~
Is l6 T. Is 10 20, % 81 35 and 90 On back street
lots Nos o. Co. 81 So, So So 81, ST. 50, -, A. a. p A.
40, 30, ., q, 30, % and a.
Also,
Several lots containing from to 5 acres
Terms are unusually Liberal Where le
amount Oh purchase is one thousand dollars upwards credit
III ten wears will be given whole Of the purcs m1ue
Interest being promptly paid niaunuay On sums under one
thousand dollars credit Of two and three years Tor notes
offsf,rf7riIv secured. hearng and a lien retained
sac to commence at 10 oc0c A. NJ OHni1ss col aon'
&C. a. v. = ; L.,'D n a.
ocf7-td T. r. GLAscocEr Alci'oneer-
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Forty-nine of the camels belonging to the United
States are now at Campo Verde sixty miles from
San Antonio. Only one Of those imported has died.
while ten have been added by birth. These young
American born camels thrive well, and promise to
grow up equal in all respects to those imported
Notwithstanding the successful trial lately made BY
Captain Beal in his explorations across the CONT
nent, there are some officers Of the army who dorbt
whether anything is to be gained by the use OF
camels. This, however, might be expected There
are always persons opposed to ell sorts of changes
and innovations. We hope, however, that expert
mens in their use will not long be confined 10 me
army officers but that the number increases they
will pass into the hands Of private owners.