Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-25
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SATURDAY IoRNINe, SEPT. IS, 1858.


saess NASHXEL LEor
SATURDAY noRNINe, SEPT. Is, 1853.
The Sparta Taass states that the hog cholera has
made it's appearances in portions Of White c0daty 8
The tennessee ,7oalsr eros Of the Methodist Epis
oopsl Church, South, meets in Moslihuville on the
2Oh Of 0stOber next
The Memphis appeal say that notwithstanding the
unfavorabIe report below in regard 70 pre-
valance Of yellow fever at New Orleans, the tide Of
travel is setting strongly to the south yard n,
The MeMinnville Elg Era learns that Jack Frost
p visited portions ef Warren and Cannon counties
Thursday night, The 18th inst The frost was 50
light as not TO DO any serious damage.
The ClsrEsvile Tsgsyssniaa learns that q contract
has been made for the construction Of Maeadam-
g i1ed Turnpike from New Providence to Teachers
unr MIL in Montgomery county.
Ca The Fayetteville Obserpsr says there are Ve lodges
com oftbe order Of Good Tcmpars in Lincoln county, To-
rd5 Gated respectively Fayetteville Mulberry lynch
burg, Boone's Hill, and Petersburg rarT
sept The city Council Of Memphis has PISSED an Ofdi-
FREE nance allowing liquor saloons to be kept open until
11oclock st night. previous act of the Council
required that they be closed ct . o'el0ek,
The GlarkEVlie 9eVer6Ont9H OF tHe says
os9a PLANTERS have been improving the favorable weather
Central Rae pas week to cut and house their Tobacco
through Considerable portion of the crop already cut and
from G plauters are much better satisfied with both
aantity and quality, chan they two three
Special racks ago. They think the crop will prove better
dr i55ii5 and adflan was expected b 4
nayga, s.. Mr. R. GALLOWAY, Of Lincoln county, cut
corn stalk on his farm recently which measured
eighteen feet undone inch in length. The Fsyete-
vile O5srssr says that oOrnfeds containing stalks
fifteen and sixteen feet in height can be found in
r. sny part Of Lincoln county Lincoln must be the
place where they can hear the corn grow grew
nNm The FayettsyiHs O5sara announces the sudden
- van death the 2Sd Of Mr.. Uric DIENER Of that
place While in the drug store Of DrEhEE MILES,
( he was seized With CONFUSION and died within IF
and teen minutes.
M eS The Jailor of Davidson county offers reward
Memr Of $50 each for the apprehension and delivery
Allan to him at the jail of the prisoners who escaped
Ra a6qR the 28d inss For description Of the prison
Charlie ers see anylOf the daily psPers Of Nashville, in
Se% all of which the advertisement appears except the
Tn UNION AND AMEmcAN We have doubt the pris-
for Tie oners viii thank the Tailor for advertising them
The q in his paper, with the circulation We would
Time give IT, they would stand little chance of escape.
and 'Good luck" favOrs them yet +
the Inc LeDaucn LTGta Il kAhA A'1lLAff VI
H Wilson county proposes to show his fac Jack colt
lahO in sweepstake against ali the Jacks, old and
At young in Tennessee, for $50 pitoher--age size,
ana FORM eelor and style be taken into consideration.
~ Exhibition to take place st Lebanon the 4h day
dire of the Far-October Slh-or If the tine is objected
TO the exhibition will be postponed to any day that
msy be agreed upon by the first Of December next.
Any one accepting the challenge win i-fOrm Mr..
BUCHANAN, ct Lebanon, Of the fact Immediately
- We would call attention to the advertisement of
l. go Mr. W. Bradley Publisher of Philadelphia. Mr.,
par BRADLEY the largest publishers in Phia-
depnia and his list includes some Of the most pop
ular and saleable books published OF I S. Arr
THURS works alone over 100, 600 volumes are sold
Tn annually 1t will be observed that he has recently
issued several popular works, all Of which COM
TENR mand large SALE ---.. -.a
r The Carksville Jsfersoniqn is gratifed to learn
that President QuARLEs, of the Memphis, Carks-
Ter vile and Louisville Railroad, the 10th inst,
COLI closed the contracts for the iron and locomotives for
thirty miles Of the road the rou 70 be delivered for
thirteen miles between GAINESVILLE and the Ken
lucky line, by the 1s Of April next We learn that
the contract is a very advantageous one to the COM
pany. Both the iron and locomotives we're secured
at quite low figure .--s
Mile TEREsA PAROD1 whose name is associated with
pleasant memories, even to the period OF the yENHE
+ TIyD 6Iroys will give q series Of farewell concerts
y through the country commencing at Philadelphia
on Tuesday 18th inst. We trust that, before lesv-
ing the United States, shslagain enjoy her per-
formsuces on the lyric stage The artists who &C
y company Mile PARoDI her concert tour are MI.
q KIrLIARD a fac English tenor, Mr. MULLESHAVER,
&c the violineest and GUsTAvE SATTER, pianist, who
p will act conductor
ON We find the above in the n. Y. Spirit Of The Times
G As this is about the ninth time final concert tour
TON has been announced we entertain some hope that
bur the powerful lunged songstress really means what
i she saws We think, however, that much depends
emo L upon the encouragement extended during the con
nat templaed tour Should it be very aattering We viii
G. wager cool ten to a ninepence that the charming
Bat ortste viii endeavor worry through one mor'
final tour-Whioh will be announced as Posit0sg th'
fro last.
i0A Mr.. DREW was greeted last night at the Gaiet!
og5ig With ono of the best audiences Of the season
the san was perfect ovation eminenty deserving ar
in .iste and reminded US of the beueAt occasion OF tn
Oh great tragedan, MURDOCH T a .U
cons OF the performance it is simply necessary to sa
free In, that Mr. DREw's psrsonRtiOn Of Agj ODoughsy
Ndy in st. atrioks Eus and of Paddy AHPy o BraIa
FOR TN chan, in che Trio Fast Mea. truthful delinea
Main ton Of those characters Mr. DRW, it is clear
assert is the most natural and earnest Of the stag
june . Irisbmen since days of POwER With him it
mot merely safheient to brogue il, but TO folio
Cas- clearly the very walk and action of the Hiberniar
TTynE 1t is thus he succeeds in winning the admirao