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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-25
No Paper To-NEOrrovv.

In order to afford those employed in this Office an
opportunity to participate in the ceremonies Of TO-
day, we shall issue no paper to morrow.
Our Tri-Weekly subscribers viii be supplied with
t5-dsy's Daily.
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Tlieh.

On the eI Instant at the residence father Mrs NARY
WYL daughter OF Col o. R. Watkins and the wife
Of Frank NJ. Wylie Esq. aged 20 years.
Also, within few hours, EDWIN MALCOLM infant son Of the de
ceased, aged eight days.
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ROBERT MOORE,
General Commission Merchant,
NO. 90, Front Street,
GIN NATV, OHIO

As special facilities and many yesrs experience 10 filling
orders Ter Clover and other seeds, Cheese, Star and
Candles Lard and Lnssed Oils C0rage, and other articles Of
Ohio produce and manufacture
sells Cotton, Blooms Pig Iron, Dried Fruit, Feathers
BeeWax. Ginseng &c Making quick sales and prompt
uOv9 dim
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BARGAINS! BARGAENSIl
s d III Il " HIN EEL

VTTE offer extraordinary bargain for Cash. in beautiful
w Tmbered Building Lot Of five (o 20 70 40 feet
deepl about "a miles from the city, the Gallan Pike. We
will also sell bargain for half third cash, in small
house with or Of gardening land, located few hun
bred yards from the mbered lot Call you viii loose
bargains. j. l. & Re- W. BROWN.
nOvll-lm Az Cherry street.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquainnCes Mr.. and Mrs D. ".
requested attend the funeral Of their only SON. RUFUs
10 o'clock This morning the First Baptist church. Divine
vice by Rev. DR.. Howell.
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Coal! Coal!
EROl THE
ETgA WINE RACCOOW MOUNTAIN

ETNA MINE RACCOON MOUNTAIN.
yHE ETNA CO. is in successful operatrn and ready to supply
Nashville market any II viii be found 20 be
the best Coal offered this city, PRODUCING MORE INTENSE
HEAT THAN ANY OTHER, BURNING MUCH LONGER,
AND MAKING VERY LITTLE ASHES.
does not light up quickly the Cumberland or river Goals
vet it by knde, and with little in the
morning this will be found TO burn with great readiness. We
guarantee that it is far economical than any other Coal in
this market
The mixed Coal makes the best and most beautiful fire, and
covered with fine night and just lifted with the poker in
the morning will soon blaze up make bright ere It FIRST
rate for close stoves CRATES machine shops, lion furnaces,
blacksmiths, &c, &C.
Try it one and all and come and burn at the Office OF the
noyS0-tf SD. AGNEW, Agent.
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pursuance Of the above viii the first day Of December
proceed sell TIE above lands, better known the JOSIAH
Williams place. The place has been mnuey described By
former adYersementhis, in addition the fact that tie
land very generally known, would render description
here unnecessary. and would simply assert what fully
ne in By All who knew t, that IL is CT the most splendid
tracts Of land Middle Tennessee, and in judgment
surpassed in America These lands have divided
containing from to 81 acres nearly all Of which either
the 6alatn pike Louisville Nashville railroad Convey
free, eitherby railroad Ouinibuses.
novi4-tis NANCE 4 WOODWARD, Agent
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
LANTER, PHILLIPS a. co.

ON MONDAY Goth nov, 1853 we will sell for Cash in
front Of Warehouse complete OF Groceries,
consisting in part follows, viz
As hhds crop Sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
200 bags Coffee; 100 = and 4 do
- bbls MOlasses; Is bxs selected ". r. Cheese;
90 bbs rusd pOWd Sugar. 100 barrels White Whisky;
% kits Mackereli Is do n. Y. Brandy;
100 boxes Flasks 10 do Holland Gin;
y cases Sardines 800 kegs Nsils
90 boxes Cove Oysters; - dozen Painted Buckets;
10 bags Pepper; 90 nests Tubs;
. chests Tea IS boxes Starch;
20 bales Cotton Irvine; $50 do Soap;
% coils Rope; IS do Doyle's Candles;
- cases Matches 100 dozen MasOn's Backing;
$50 pkgs H. r. Raisons;
Together with other articles up complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO..
nOT23-dd No. 80. Market street
B. We will continue to sell regularly every Monday
throughout the season
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WINTER GOODS.

A. ]. DU n G A n q CO.,
r.vF IN store very large stock OF Winter Goods OF
STAPLE AND FANCY STYLES
Selling verv low. Blankets Of all colOrs and quality.
Iar stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods consisting Of Muslin De
Is French Mernoes Plads, &c Shawls scar Flannels,
Plaid Linsev sattnetts Cassmere Cloths Nestugs, &c
THE attention Of dealers invited examine stock.
A. j. DUNCAN & CO.,
rov9O No 20 Public square.
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~ All the other articles equally low.
" Bah plants or trees delivered I'm Nashville fs OF
charge Enough charged TO- packing cover expenses.
Orders are respectfully solicited. Addrczs.
MONTGOMERY a McGREEDT,
Nlrserymel Nashville. lernl
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DE N IT'S RY.
DRS. HERMAN & SHOWER

UFFICa COhNEa o CIILILaE And UNIlN sLEEEIs.
VTTOULD respectfully the public that they have
recently refed their room and prepared practice
their profession with increased facilities They possession,
and viii continue avail themselves Of ali valuable i'm
provements in Dentistry Charges reasonable Terms cash.
noYl4-dlm
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A CARD.
MAPLE WOOD AGAIN

TEHERE having been two dsappoin in the sale
Of these lands account Of inclement weather. which
may deter persons from again attending,
by state that the sale at the next appointment list December
will positively take place, regardless Of Uind weather"
r. II. ELAN
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II a Fl 7 4 l. 4 u n q IL u u Y
~ -
SasA AND -
FRUIT GARDENS!
Two Miles North Of the City, near the
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
L. c. LISHY, PROPRIETOR.

L. G. LISHY, PROPRIETOR.
TEVHIs Establishment contains one of largest best and most
II select and varied assortment Of Fruits and Plants
| ever offered in Tennessee, consisting in part o.
Apple Pear Peach, Plum, Cherry, Apricot Nectarine, Al
mond Walnut Fiber Ounce Goose5rry, CurraR Raspberry,
Blackberry, Strawberry, Grape, &c. &c.
The Fruits all grated budied with the choice
ETY. known 70 the country and suited to the climate and soil Of
this and adjoining States.
Among the Apples will found very select list Of Iongkeep-
ing Winter sorts from Virginia. North Carolina. Georgia, and
Alatama. Knowing that to have LONGKEEPING Apples with
they must from the South. the Proprietor has gone
great deal Of trouble and expense procure he guaranteeing
being equal every respect and keeping just as long
in Tennessee as the se number Of named Northern ye
PRICE or APPLE TREES;
2o years od to 10 feet high one to two inches in diameter
at the base and unequaed in the State for beauty health and
vigor of grOvth,-S2O per hundred.
2d and Quaity-varieties the sames per hundred
PEACHES lst size and quality Of FeeSl5 hundred,
500 per thousand.
% size Equality Of tresO per hundred or $50 Der IOO
ss9E See descriptive catalogue, which be had -
g9& gratis, application, for prices OF other ar- - =
cles, in quantities % suit, ny Evergreen. NS
- DeCiduous Shade and Ornamental Trees and -
Shrubs Roses and Dahasi all the most popular Greenhouse
Plants and Plants for planting out in the Flower Garden in sum
besides, PhlOes Chysantheuun, other hardy
Plants, Ornamental lines and Creepers, &c, &c
The undersigned having resided iu Kentucky and Tennessee for
the last quarter Of century, and knowing e
raised treesand plants has undertaken to supply that the
utmost Of his power and being practical Hortcuturst and
Of the great necessity for accuracy establishment Of
this kind, gives his personal and constant attention every de-
partment Of his premises.
When the selection left to the proprietor he guarantees sat
isfactOn to the purchaser in all eases.
Persons in nezhborood wishing 70 purchase unite in
order thus price Of and plants as well
In expense Of packing and transportation. Those
joining viii End accommodations the
themselves teams, should they prefer present in making
selections and having the articles packed in their wagons
which is an advantage.
Remtances from distance can be made by check or draft
payable order Small amounts, 100 less he sent
by mail We acknowledge receipt Of by
return MALL and forward plants the favorable opportunity
, Send your for catalogues and orders for trees,
&c. Address L.. @. LISHY,
noy9l-dtu&w2t Nashville, Tenn
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Now the best Time 10 Plant.

our Frut Trees are ready for delivery The fall is the
best time to set them out. Wehave Fifty Thousand
one year old Apple Trees to5 feet high, Of one hundred
Southern Varieties. Of this size and all practical men
know vii make better orchard trees, and into full bearing
sooner than those three four years old Price Is Cts Aso all
other fruit trees. Agents wanted. -
LANGDON & CHERRY,
nov96-tf Office No 6, Cherry street, Nashville.
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New Sugar, Coffee, RRisins, Sardines, &C.
JUST RECEIVED
50 hhds New Sugar, prime and choice;
200 bags Coffee, New Crop;
800 bXs Raisins
3 do = and Z Sardines;
. bbls New Buck Wheat Flour;
Which viii be sold low to the trade.
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
nov24 LP.&CO.
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FOR RENT OF SALE.

DESIRABLE Suburban Residence, mile and half from
the Public Square, unsurpassed point Of location, among
ali magnificent country Houses around Nashville. Thedrve
TO and from town passes Sulphur SPRING and through the
shady avenues Of the rising town lcavock It s
acres superior garden soil commodous house Of eight rooms
situated delightful grove Of forest also servants houses
STABLE we'll, &C. would sell eight nine with the i'm
provements, upon favorable terms and long time.
Dov9O-dtf EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-25

Its Wars, RebeIIIOns, History and Anti
quitiess &cs Acc
W. 7. BER Try 4 Co.
Have just openeda valuable collection Of OLD BOOKS con
nectei Win the History and Antiquities Of Ireland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-25

sW. 7. BERRY & COMPANY have iust reeeivsi--
HOW To lay Out a Garden. Intended as a Gen
el Guide in Choosing, Farming, Izpr5vng Estate (ro
Quarter Of aaAere Hundred Acres In sxtsn,) By EDwAab
KEz', Landscape Gardener, Birkenhsad Park.
The second edition Of Mr. Eemn IIou to Lay out Gars'
iar TOO important work to De- noticed hastily ard rervs
for future criticism Tn the meanwhile nav announce t
the best UeTz Practical Landscape Gardening which las an
peared IN TIE country the value being much Increased b. ar e
tra9rtnaIy number Of extraordinary ro0-cu.sGARDINER
CHRONICLE"
A New supply inst Received BY
". T. BERRY a. co.
noyH Public squ1rs.
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House and Lot for sale.

DYa decree Of the County Court Of county rendered
- at the November term le5S' in the cssOf H. J. White
Jesse L. Whine and Others viii offer for sale the Court
in Nashville, Thursday, the 23d December
next House and Lot Of ground DemUmbrane Said
Lot fronts 81 feet sld street, and hack 10 feet.
TermsaS $50 will be required cash. the balance on
credit Of and two years, without interest.
Said property belongs Tabitha Bell deceased
and is sold for distribution among the heirs.
nov23-d&tWtds +. r. CHEATHAN. @. & NJ.
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CRIsP's GAIETY.

TEyHURSDAY Evening, Nov. a. 1858, will be presented
& the romantic spectacle Of the NAIAD QUEEN. Master
George Marsh Miss Louise assisted by the whole Troupe
piece the greatest attractions Of the day Singing
Dancing. by the orchestra To conclude with
LauEhable Farce Of COUSIN JOE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE.
Barrel Machines md Pnfenf Righf.

nN Tuesay, the Oh day q November l5, viii cell az the
Court House door n the City Of Nagilie, public
tOn- % the highest bidder for cash. lf Barrel
SIX IN number known as Crlz=rs Patent B1rr Machines and
the Letting and all Apparatus thereto ieonr and PM
al The Mlcins and Car shop Of Ms. Eanucy T1rbre &
Co., the Nashville and Chatanoo-l Railroad Depot, together
State Of Tennessee
said will mais satisfy deed oftrust executed o. Peter
Welsh, sad property the isll day Of 1la-ch, s5s
nov9-tds D. r. WfLkIN, Trustee
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Cash.

BEAUTIFUL TOBACCO Al % CENTS, War
nova FS NV. LANGLEY 4 cos,
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES!g

FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES!!
4 OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and -
E other Frlit Trees from to three years growth
all very fine will deliver them the order Of Mc-A
Call VanIeer & Co., Nashville
The Apple 6 each large Pear 50 cents each Peach
20 cents each, Plum 50 each Cherry 60 OF
the finest accmatd varieties. ship from here any point
W. +. FALL,
Oct2a 5s-d&tw4n. CiarksviiIe' Tenn
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POsfpOnement.
IL noztDone3 urtil SafrrFav
NAsHV Vile MUIR sERY

The above sale is postponed until Saturday 9th Nov
ember, 1853. F. r. CHEATHAM,
noy2l-tds Clerk and Master
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Notice to stockholders of Nashville a Chat
tanooga RaiIrOad COMPANY.

election Of fifteen Directors manage the Of the
IN Company viii be held at Murfreesb0roi WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day Of December Stockholders usual,
carried the election the whole they may prefer
and back to their respective stations, The previous
day Of day after said election, BY showing certificates
stock to the Conductors. ". A. GLEAVES,
novel Secretary.
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Posfpomememfs
The above sale Is postponed t IL O'Clock, saturday, A. Ut
)eoemher eth, ISIS. ID z. W4LhLAs
novlT-tFa Trustee.
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House and Lot for Sale.

Ya decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
at the October term, 1853, in the Of james Langf0
and others Ehu Marshall and Others,
public auction, the house in Nashville Saturday, the
goth day Of November lot Of ground fronting sc
South Union in Nashville and running feet upon
which is a frame building.
TRMs-SI5O will be required In cash. the balance on ere
dit Of and two years Said property belongs the Of
Nancy Langford deceased and is sold for distribution among the
heirs. F. r. CHEATHAM,
Oct2l-tds fee "a Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-25

FEVER AND AGUE.
WTE hereby certify that have submitted The GroeF-
w enberg Fever and Ague Remedy to a
close inspection and scientific analysis and have also
curative qualities in severe Of Fever and Ague We
great pleasure in saying that has prov completely successful
and that it is most skill uly compounded remedy richly
deserving the confidence OF brethren Of the medical faculty
and Of the public.
S II MABERRY, N. D., Y. " @ Kr7-TvREpe- NJ d n n
w REvHoAN. M. D., Wis. MoTT, NJ D Ind
W H SnnIINGTON, NJ D., III. J Y TERRtNqog. NJ ID Cal
7 JOHNSON, NJ D., No. W Y ASHTON, NJ. D.. La
ALEX. MACKENZIE, IA College Street,
noY24 Agent for Graseuherg Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-25

THE GRAEFENRERG VEGETABLES Pill,
Cures Headache, Cares Nervousness
Cures Foul Stomach, Cures Acid Stomach,
Sares Bad Breath, Cures Jaundice,
Cures COstiVeness, Cures Collie
cures Dyspepsia Cures FeYers,
Cures Palptaton Of the Heart.
II combines the virtues Of other pills without their bal Effects
IL opens the bowels gently and not drastic nor piu
It is the best pill in the world.
9CH guarantee thai az tie d5ops bsascaT eFsfq qeZ h
derf0ea from The GrQefsn6sTg PHI.
noy24 J. F. BRIDGE, N. D., New York.
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ZOO BAGS Pine sack salt which wiz ss az cost rather
sRNFty than move &c. TE1iRAsS Bros
now 30 Marsc. street,
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VWTANTED.--wanted at the Book Bindery Of JOHN
wv YORK & CO., two boys to work by the week.
nov25-dlw JOHN YORK & co.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
American craftsmanship.
A LECTURE

ON American Craftsmanship will deveredby GEORGE D.
~ PRENTICE at Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday Night, Nov.
q, 1858. Lecture to commence at : O'Clock
II , Tickets for sale at the Music and Book Stores
nOv25-td
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PUBLIC SALE
Horses, Sheep, Corn, Fodder, Oats and
school Room Furniture.

an sh Of December, II O'Clock, A. NJ, viii be
the SISTERS Farm, the Brick Church Pike, three miles
from Nashville to the highest bidder for cash. Horses 10 Sheep
Cow together with lot Of Fodder and Oats. Also, a Of
School Desks and Benches Sale positive and without
nov25-duis SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

no intricate logic to prove it's Importance to
the people. but the interests involved must
be SO great as to present themselves unask-
ed to the mind. and make it's Importance
self-evldent instead Of being bolstered up
by Its party, it must be the handspring Of
that party, sustaining and giving it life
We do not pretend to say that artificial is
sues have not been blown into existence by
gassy politicians and hungry place-hunters,
of such was the Know Nothing party,
the anti-Masonic, &c., but we say that such
cannot be called parties in the true sense Of
that word, for parties which have 70 princi-
Piles must degenerate into factions.
But if there is no danger Of coalition
strong enough to defeat the democracy there
certainly is danger of division in their own
ranks sufficient to accomplish that end
Let this system Of issuing bulls Of excom-
munication for every slight difference Of
opinion continue, and the overthrow of the
democratic party is inevitable ; but if the
Democracy be only true to themselves, and
bring their whole strength to bear in the
next Presidential election, victory j.
surely theirs, in spite Of all the coalitions
in the world. "United we stand, divided
we fall"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16
The Trade.

The fall trade seems to have opened very
briskly, and our merchants are receiving
their goods. The people from the country
seem to be aware Of this, as quite large
number Of them may be seen in town daily,
supplying themselves from the various
stores. The stock of goods seems to be
larger in all the stores we have visited, than
last fall, thus showing an increase of trade,
and Of course, it must be followed by easier
times. 1t is a qualification for us to know
that many Of our merchants have purchased
their whole stock Of goods in southern mar
kets. We have been examining the large
and varied assortment Of staple and fancy
dry goods at Messrs. Taylor, Hoge & Co.. /,
and think anybody, even the most fastidious
may be satisfied. This stock was purchased
South entirely, and on such terms as they
can afford to sell them as low if not lower
than northern goods. It is certainly indie
alive of good time coming, to see our
merchants thus willing to give up the long
cherished privilege Of going North for
goods. Other merchants have received,
and are receiving their goods, and all will
be glad to see their old customers. For a
better idea of their stocks, see our adver-
Using columns, or better still, the stores
themselves. Gabe Hirsh says he "can fur
nish anything from pocket hand-saw to a
left-hand gimlet," so give him call.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16

re- We had the pleasure of eating a
most delightful plate Of oysters at Mrs. Ma
ry Gilkeson's new Restaurant, few days
ago. and we take pleasure in testifying to
the presence Of everything requisite to q
frst-rate eating house. The oysters are
good, the servants are polite, and above all,
everything is perfectly clean and tidy. A
good eating house is thing long needed in
our town, and we think that now we have
one, deserving in every way our patronage,
we ought willingly to give it. We would
recommend to our country friends to call in
on the next Court day and give Mrs. Gilke-
sons saloon trial.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-16
Roane & Alloys Clothing House

WYE are now in receipt of our FALL AND
wv WINTER CLOTHING, manufactured ex-
pressly for this market and would call the atten-
ton Of our customers, and the public generally,
to the same, as we are prepared to furnish good
article at fair price. We are receiving new
goods every few days, by which means we keep the
latest styles. Also, fine assortment of GEN
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, together
with Shawls, Blankets, TRUNKS, all of which will
be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. All work guaran-
teed to be as represented. Goods ordered at the
shortest notice. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage we have met with, we hope by close at
tention to business to merit the same in future.
Oct l6 1853 (Spec cOpy)