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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-14
Bank OF Nashville,

HAVE for sale large OF properly which will
sell for Notes Of the Bank Of Nashville, certified
hecks at the prices that have always askad oT
he property. sept % LINDSLBF
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BYRETU & MILLER,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
GROCERS, RECEIVING, FORWARDiN"
COMlHTSSION MERCHANTS,

PRODUCE,
NO. BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
nov29-ly
EUANTED,-5OO0 bushels Dry Fruit, which We VIII
W pay cash exchange Groceries for Dry EeaJnoa
md Apples at highest market price. BHRNE q mlLbn5
nov22 No. Broadway.
LFLOUR.lOO bags Family FOurJust received Sna
Il Tor sale by BYRNE s. MiLaLbh.
AZ have in store and for sale general assortment o.
" Teas Pickles. Preserves Candies, Soap Stafch ana az
articles usually Kept Grocery stores, 10 Wch
attention OF friends and customers and the pu0h
generally Is invited BIKNE q hlLLEh-
tNEISKY.-ll5 barrels Rectiaed Whisky, various
~ brands, lust received and fos sale By r,.
snvI- hVRyF q MILLER.
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
ME have just received three hundred boxes OF the nne
w French Fancy Candies Cream CANDY, Chrystaized
Fruits, from H. Y Mainland, ork that can To5s'
BIZ be produced suited for Parties, &C.,
Assorted Chry staizsd Fruits
Chryslalized Ginger; R0sOfns;
Jelly Fruits with leaves; VuuillB Gum UTo"-
Rss pberTy Balls; Aciduiated Fruits
do Gun DropE candy Toys;
Naugat Candy Ice Cream Drops
Brandy Drops Cordial sugar Alm0U
Sherry Coolers, Cream Fruits;
Pineapple BallE; Maraschins Balls
do Fnlters; Strawberry;
Besides many other kinds. Come and for yourseyet,
efOTs buy. HOLLISTER q CARTkk
apr23 q Union street.
OLD SHERRY AND MADEIRA = INES AMI
SUNDRIhS.
DETER HARMONY NEPHEWS old Pale Sherry lmpe
rial Pale Sherry; Opley's Old Porti SandeTman's P2ri
Burgundy POTt lvanhOe Madeia Hungarian To-
kay; Lahte Claret; Hauuasu Carer Congress
Water and GOO Superior London Cigars various brands
aDE3 HOLLISTER d CARTER
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/ he entire alus ssiuPe occupies but little room
L requires ..tue OF no atteuuon-sECepi winding NJ
SILL liar o. b Eek.
The sEPHsc one .air0 less tha3 ordinary Coal Cas-
sud makes he roal handsome and cheapest light 10 the
world II can be seen m practical operation Hendsr-
s0u d Bros. DeaJeE OK street
any persons wanting theIr nouss7 Eurs0 car he SUP
ed immediately, they having made contract for ths
U-ul5hlg sI Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning state aud County rights can be
hat b. apF.FGl- H Nm WAENE
lUerry I-laf n. EtF
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o.
IPecaouanns CaIocynt5. Rhubarb So2nony, gav AppIs
8aybsrry, Golden seal, &c. Received BY
7. WELLS, Market street
PEFUMERY &C.
PRAEslPAsEI, Musk, JoeEy Club,
UPPER TN, PatchOUley, Magnolia,
Jasmine Vsrbsue Susst BrIsr
Mlefae,, Orisstal Extracts for the hznkerchisf
FBENCH, GER IAN AND AMERICAN
COLOGNES "a great Uaristg
d25 Dozen FraHglPaH'i, ~ .d1Tr0H5
Bears oils, ana 0,h-r preparations
for C0ioriHg and Importing the Hair
COSMETICS FOX The SKIN.
FINE TOILET ~ SHAVING SOAPS.
100 dozen well assorted Toilette Soaps
Fine Sharing Creams and Scoops.
For THE TEETH,
Od0HtNs and Charcoal Tooth Pastssj
strawberry un5 OrTrs Tooth Washes
R0ussslS me Tooth PguiersG
Tooth ache Drops assorted.
Received and ioT sale by 4. WILLS,
FLAVUEING EXTl.ACTS ASSORTED.
DAINTS, OILS, VARNJSHsS, Of best qualities UTH
L STUFFS, ASSORTED WINDO ST. CLASS H54O5 GIags.
Ears, SroER WAX, FLOWER POS. as-o. 100.
ZINC WuITs.IT GsEHsR VaIse I-TI.
4 LCOHOL. Brand.es, WINES. VINEGAR, Teas assort.
a ed, CHOCOhAIES, Austzrds, BANANA CIGARS, Fine
T0bGoeos
POTAsH Sea Sasratas, s4l:,IsTs, BOF.E, Cream Tar
L tar; FhRFARIC Cd.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT, LAM Plaster PLASTER PIFIE.
IL Spanish Whiting, C6aE, PUNICG STONE,
CtOLD LEAF, Cod Foil, Silver Lea. Red, Yellow
" and White BrOuzos
DBUSiI ES,-H-ir T3a-a, HaiI, Hal, Cloth PaInt
u DHstIng STeepi-g serubJi1g gJona, Stencil Il rse
Cont, Shoe. o-9fl.1g lad F-rlisa brushes
DLACEiNt-.-4y gross fresh Paste Ds5kI5g. Fer
II sale low BY 2. WELLS.
ARTISTS COLOHs, sc,
1 Ill Col0rs in flexible tubes,
~ Mahogany PaleLts
sable, Camel's hair md BTsile Brushes
Palette Knives tuTEishes, Dry,ug OIL, &c
Water Color Paint Boxes, assorted,
DlgueueoyPe PAINT Boxes
do Plates and Cases;
% Cl0rifs Of G0d,
Artists 70 IT, ASSGRTED COLORs
= $40 L5ai, Znc, bloch lin, Rifle, BastiHg, and P-
- 0i Ponder rrc ussigu Caps Safety Fuse. Brsto Brick;
Emery Black and Hnto Sand
DISTObS, Calss, R7zrrs, POCKET KNIVES, Tea and
L Table spoons, Ladies', Cups, dc.
EUE. sand Paper. Bureau Knobs Shoe Pegs, Brstes,
~ AOro5eO SkiHs- Channels, he sheep alo Parchment
Skins.
U'EAS, $50 ibs.-F,ns I'm eraI Young uys,H, Gun
L Powder and Black eas,
ODAS. Spicss. Psnpsr-. Gneers. 1ustards Tcast Poo
- ders Ss.dLits, POl7isrs. Potash Cream Tartar.
LNOfk COUGHS, COLDS, 25C,-TTfIhlus' and ~,
i tGr's SANS of VIII cherry, Cherry Psst0rai
Drops, Jujuo Pastej Ginger Toiu and MINT LoEHgS, &C.
CURES for Pains. Bruises, Rhoumatisms,
I &C.-Eerva and -gne, a1sl-1g, = ms, Arabian
and GBrCnsrs lLaI&LsTS Davis rain AIll6- Je-s.r
Balm.
MALL PAPER.-4,O0O BOLTS,-FiBe satin,
w Glazed, Silt and Velvet Hall PaT0r Papers
UNGLAIZED Paper, large assortment Of Gerry hand
patterns, unusually prices Gill; Vevot and Paper
Bordering, Fire Board Prints, Curtain Tester and Genre
Papers
COMBS.
% DOZ. Fine Ivory Combs assorted;
% As DIX English horn, Buffalo Ivory SHE'LL Dressing,
Pocket, Tuck, and Side COMBS.
CNUFFS-French Rappee, MsCabOy, scotch, and DEL |
- PETS ROSE SNUFFS at the lowest prices by
Sign Man AND HORr.a, on Market street opposite On.
.01 street lLsb5iHs nov Z.
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APPROVED MEDICINES.
Extract BHchu, HELMBALD'S.
lNVlGORATING CORDIAL MOrse's.
FEMALE BITTERS,
PULMONIC BALSAM, WILLIAMS,
Sherry Wine Bitters; RICHAGBSON'8
EXTRACTS SARSAPAkILLA, assorted.
Cholera Syrup, I)T. TEcker's.
nUININE, AOrphia, Ghoroiorm, strichniue Hyo
" PotsssB, Iodine Nitrate Silver Select Powders Of
Ipecacuauns, Caocyntb. RhUbarb, Scamony Nay Apple
8syberry, Golden Seal &c. Received By
7. WELLS Market stree.
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Free Banks.

HAVE Dwelling House and Lot for sale the Pub
lie Square for which will take the Notes Of any Of the
Free Banks Tennessee.
Now time for enterprsiEg merchant to pro
cure good home, - will give reasonable time within
which be water calico" for the notes. Apply to
sent 30 A Y S LIS DSLEY.
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MEDICAL.
JUST ARRIVED,

o DOh. BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 Frs just received by Express direct from the pro
prst0rs. For sale a. so cents per bottle
maya J. g. BROWN, As College street.
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Lindsey's Advertisements

A NEAT DIV ELIING HOUSE
For sale.
SITUATED in Edgehsld, on the Gaatin Turnpike. Eu
~ further particulars apply 10
sept II ere A. V. s. LINDSLEY
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RIoticel

F. y rir.1e Of an eEoeution issued by ID.
ne airelat. . vii afu ts he bi,be.-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-14

Foe SALE.
Tot on Cher rect South Nashville, the Bapts
= Church, en- 2 ch there is a small Frame Tenement
The lot fronts 70t is $50 feet deep. Apply to
sept g BPg A. Y. S LINDSLEK.
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A valuable Business Lot For Sale,

AN nov Offering for sale that valubs Lot on Market
street adjoining store OF Morris g. Mathews Th- Lot
rons 81 feet Market and back lC7 feet towards
Front street
1t would make fths best stands Tor wholesale Gro
Gerry Store in the City. For terms apply 20
sept9 A. V. s. LINDSEY.
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VI-. received another Et r -rts Warranted OF anne
81 Nor ,lrIa.rf, aud 90. Tcr. Il, s1tl lBs .ial-s
10. J NrGIlL.
RVr0n and STANDING Collars
.....ty.yL' - I...---- 2 - - ana ......
"A a..t 90 ID urt4ft.-
-z, OIL.
EmuIOlUtIeu oulIJss
gUSTrBceiE aa small invoice hand auIey
81 shirts Made .nusr own co. su-ba jog panty we'd
eng ocear.a... OCT 3D. ! d fftriLt.-
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County and State Rights for sale. The oni
IenL0Lc -aon-lc LhnL viii give GOOD LighL.

GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
4TS-PATENT BENEOBE Gas.
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HOLiNGSWORTR B CO..
WHOLESALE GUOCERS,
AND
Commission Merchants,
AGENTS FORTHE
G.-,Lc~r I'm ,uI I'll y
Southern Iron and daiI Factory,

W. wish To- call the attention or Merchants and Mechan
W les who deal 10 Iron and Nails, % the Manufacture OF
the southern lion Works located PEdurah XIV ubosa
locality enabled them 60 selcC. the best material
ey otaer) for she Manufacture OF Iron and Nals
They have al The best aud recent improvements In
their machinery which enables them To manu- sclpre ali
articles unsurpassed ln quality rrre fhs
be- afforded by Mills without such modern
We gt AL umrs " have cu aud alIste stocE
OF all sizes Of BAR, ROUND, SQUARE, BOILER and
ShEb IRON together with all the various sizes 81 Ais
which heruE % The trade Nauufactses urfras
an Iron warranted 20 be equal 90 the Manufacture aBv
ether tennessee Ms and to be superior 70 the Manu- fs
ture Oh" any other State Call and our articles and
Ti'rs. HObLINGEW WORTH a. COS
iuy1 No Market stree
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Notice

December. E1sf, 10 sIS. y.,....-
jan 7--w3fa % ~H VA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19

ceive depo-it- and pay the checks Of de-
positors precisely "a do our other banks
but the deposits rot being lent ont, will be
u course, always on hand in coin. Each
deposition will he charged . small banking
commission. The highest commission pro-
posed i. one.ten:h of one per cent on small
accounts or in other words, a person hav-
ing an income Of IS 900. would pay s. a
year for keeping his bank account. and
having his money always on hand in coin.
A musical genius in Hungary, has made
a new and curious application Of electricity.
Ia public concert at the National Thea
ter in Brussels, he played by means of cleo
trio wires. on five different pianos at the
same time The electric battery which
worked the wires, was in an adjoining
room
We are informed that fourteen prisoners
arrived yesterday at the Penitentisry from
Chicago One Of them was n fernale-a
"young lady"-dressed in silk, and wore
far spreading hoops. They may not be Sc
mucn the fashion. when she has served heI
term. ard again dons them to astonlsh the
world.-AHon Democrat 18TH
RATHER SrALE-The combined ages OF
the leading attaches throughout of the Mes
sage newspaper cannot be jointly less thar
2OOo years 1t only needs the presence Of
that primal old fogy Mac" to determine
precisely the .Nethaseiasim Of that Douglas
worshipping concern.-Peorid Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19

laud is better or as good AS IN Scott
county, but simply because it is near
that splendid market which the city Of
Chicago affords.
We trust that the bugbear OF taxa
ton will not deter farmers from giving
their vote for the loan. They must
remember that railroads are the mod
ern levers Of prosperity for cities, coun-
ties and States. The city, the county
and the State with the greatest num-
Der of miles OF railroads, all other
things being equal, is the most pros
porous.
4. The loan is not gift, it is sim
ply the exchange Of county bonds for
railroad stock. The stock will pay a
dividend, or the county can sell the
stock, when it is at or near par, and
pay oil the bonds. How much shall
we lose by subscribing to the &. d. X.
|. X. X. stock That stock hss. been at
par, and will be again, and if disposed
Of, with the proceeds the indebtedness
created by us for the completion of the
railroad could he wiped ont.
The interest on these bonds will re-
quire an increase of taxation, say some.
Not so. The assessment is 100000
this year. Now the building Of rail-
roads will increase the value Of all
property, SO that the assessment will
be soon 500, 100000. A levy Of mills
on the former assessment will be IS, 800
and on the latter $4,000, SO that
the rate of taxes will not and need
not be increased, besides there will be
soon an increase of population in this
County Of 100000 people, and the
taxes will be paid then by 100000 in
stead Of $4,000 people as II now is. In
looking at the subject IN all its points,
VIC are more and mere satisfied that
there can he no good argument against
the adoption of the loan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
Elective .Ju1lcsvy.

We think, that by this time, the peo'
ple of this Judicial District must be
,utisfied, that an elective judiciary is an
elective humbug.
II must be apparent, that whe" the
Judges election is made dependent up
on the tricks, trades, calumnies, and
other exceptionable means Of election
eeriup. the incumbent Of the Bench
must be dragged through the filthy
pools of partizan warfare, and 90 upon
the Bench with one half Of the voters
Of the district enrolled against him,
ready to doubt his honesty, because OF
tho dishonest means employed by him
to secure his position and.s ready
TO misrepresent his fairness during his
term. that a successor may be elected
whose politics are more in accord with
their views
when he is seated on the Bench he
is like all political candidates, he has
friends to reward and enemies to re-
member, at least the people are so IN
clined to think, and his term running
for four years, he would be less than
human, If he desires reelection, ifhe
fails to 50 act upon the Bench as to
retain the confidence and Partially
Of his political friends, to whom ne
looks..for reelection.
When| We look at the election
which has just terminated, and observe
that the decisions Of the Judge were
reviewed by the people, and such de-
csions used by opponents to misreP-
resent candidate and create prejudice
against him, we arc Disguised with the
experiment of the elective judlcary.-
In Clinton Co., Judge Bennett, in
case involving the right Of way for the
Clinton RAILROAD, charged the jury in
accordance with the law, which was
favorable to the claims of the Railroad.
Mr., Dillon's friends seized upon this
decision, and throughout the whole
length of that railroad they made the
people believe that the decision was
adverse TO their interests, and that if
Dillon was elccte l, the decision would
he reversed. In this county q decis-
ion in the Mccarthy will case was
seized upon by billions friends, and
used with powerful effect among Irish
Catholics. Just look at the result Of
this thing The Judge must not be
independent upon the Hcnch-must
not declare that to be law (which is
law, for fear of offending number Of
voters; or if he does, his term of office
must end, and his adversary, whatever
his qualification. be elected. Such is
an elective judiciary. 1t EFFORTS
pledges of anticipated decisions, which
tends to cmasculstc law Of its vigor
and purity and make the Bench sub
servicnt to the wishes of political
party. BY this time the people ought
to be satisfied that an elective judiciary
10 nm elective humbug.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19

den's spawned mare /" American" and
Mr.. Douglas pony-horse Barbecue"
This remarkable combination want
q State, and they are determined to
have a State, and they will have q
State. Kansas, as . Territory, has
caused world of trouble; and from
present appearances, there is little pros
pect of receiving, on the part OF the
opposition, the least possible compen-
sation. -'hay undertook the work Of
breaking the head Of the Democratic
party with the Territory, and having
failed after opposing admission, they
are determined to try and see what
they can do on the tack by advocating
admission.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
500 Crates Of CrOCkerV
Wholesale aud Retail.

HAVE in store and,for sale the largest stock Of
i Good, In this line, In the State. My stock con-
siets If all the varieties OF Cind Glass end Earth
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver Plated
and Britannia wa'e. Bohemian. belgium and Amer.
lean 0lass ware, Solar and Fluid Lamps Chandeliers
Girandoles, Lamp wicks, Chimneys and Globes,
Looking Glasses and L oking 6lass plstes, and al
other articles usually kept in this line.
CPcckesy-Consists OF upwards u 00crates and
casks impo ted direct fro the poteries In Liverpool
which enable, 70 sell my goods IS per cent less
than any other dealer IN the market.
Frepch Poycelain.-I have just received very
large stock Of white and gold band China direct from
Limoges. France NJ arrangement with the manu-
factuIers such that receive mono but the best
gvade Of goods Of th> atest most
Gold band and decorated tea sets Arc worth from
eight to ~ ntynve dollars, dinner sets and other
articles At all prices.
silver Plated WaPe.-I have inst received
vcvy large stock Of Plated goods Of Rogers, Smith
Cos make. All goods are warranted 70 be plated on
the best quality Of white metal which can with din.
Guilty be distinguisheA from silver.
Licking 0laOoeo.-I have larger quantity
than has ever before bean o1ered for sale in this
place. Knives, forks and waiter sof every quality
and size. In fact everything appestAining = this
line o. business oanoee had By calling q No. 10 II
ClAiro NOck.
0ay6d4wS q. 2. W1Do.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19

The original issue about slavery in
Kansas was fraud, perpetrated upon
the country by the opposition; it is
therefore perhaps to be expected that
whatever relates to politics hereafter
in regard to that Territory will be
tainted with the same general charac-
teristics. At present there seems to
be close race between a considerable
number Of politicians, the crown Of
victory to be awarded to the man who
shall be the first to get Kansas into the
Union, and with the estpossible in
habitants. 1t is note worthy that in
the great contest the great doctrine of
non.intervention is carried to the ex-
tent of utterly excluding the people Of
the Territory from all participation in,
OF responsibility for, the result Of the
race. This is what we call running
non-intervention into the ground, as
we take it the Territory alone and not
its inhabitants, is to be clothed with
the attributes Of sovereignty. Reflect
ing for a moment that no application
can be made by the people next winter
because the two months time between
the meeting Of the Territorial Legisla-
turc and the 4th Of March next is quite
too short too authorize aid elect dele
gates to State Convention, frame
constitution, submit it to the people,
get the returns aud send up the new
organization, we shall be fully prepar-
ed to appreciate the disinterested pa
triotism which is now employed in get
ting Kansas into the Union at the
coming session Of Congress. Mean
while the nags entered for the race are
expected to run over the ground for
the Amusement Of the large body of
spectators who have been decoyed to
the great Kansas course in the conf
dent bslisf that b to b . genuine tsial
Of spssa bstvssn II. 0rsely's tousSeaA
u mule !" Rsptblisas," II. Critics.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-19
The 10 abroad Loan.

An effort will be made to defeat the
railroad loan, by representing to farm
ers that the whole benefits to be de-
rived from the railroads will accrue to
Davenport, and the balance of the
county receive very little advantage.
This is one of the yericst fallacics in
vented by men engaged in bad cause.
l. No county ever existed, with
city of large and hourishing popula-
ton il it, that was not benefited in the
ratio of the prosperity and activity of
the city itself Would not every foot
Of real estate in Scott county be doub-
led in value, by building up city in
that county, with popultion Of 5o,oooi
Does not the city give a market for
farmers, in which every vegetable or
product Of the farm commands price
in proportion to the demand-and the
demand is greater in proportion to the
amount of population Are not prices
higher in city Of $4,000 than in city
of 5000?
.. Again, the prices Of farm land are
greatly enhanced and its sale made
easier, IN county with large and
fourshing city. Money can be Dor
rowed by farmers at less rates Of inter-
est, and in most cases, longer time
and more indulgence allowed where
money IS loaned by resident capitalists,
instead Of by agents representing for
eign capitalists. When money is loan
cd by agents, they must have COM
mission, aside from the interest allow
ed to the principals, and when the loan
natures, agents are less merciful and
accommodating than their principals,
for the reason that every nev loan they
make Of the moneys brings them 3
new commission to come out of the
borrower.
3. The building of railroads within
the county, always increases the value
OF real estate along each side of the
lines for a distance Of five miles, from
the fact that local depots are erected,
which by accommodating farmers with
freight, causes to be built up along the
road and around the depots, little vii.
lagos and towns, making real estate
quite valuable for town lots, as we'll a,
for farming lands. This is cxemplifict
IN the cases Of Walcott, Fulton, Duran,
and other places along the line of tn,
n. Il N. r. X.
We would like to ask our countr,
friends to look ct Cook county, il
which Chicago |. situated., There
scarcely one acre Of ground in tha
.sssAtr hat can - beasht D. II
TIN eioO Pc astA not bsoaxAs 4,