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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-24

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"a portion Of the Territory already securely
PrOpretors confidently feel they place before the pub
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Sewing Machine containing the requisite qualities which, BY
its astonishing simplicity and low cost will go 70 the
who have been anxousy waiting for the Machine to come
within their grasp.
Parties wishing purchas requested to call at
wonderful achievement, and monopoly
Of the State or County desired
NOVELTY S. SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Office, BARTLETT & Co., Needle Manufacturers,
421 Broadway Canal st., n 7.
Call or send for a Circular with Of machines.
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tate Of tennessee, Dickson County Court.
OCTOBER RULES. 1858.

David Parker asvs. " J. Parker ssPeon % sell Land
appearing the satisfaction thst Parser,
Parker, james Parker, Moses Parker and George
Parker heirs az law Of Moses Parker, deceased. late Of Dickson
county and defendants in this rdens Of the
State Of Tennessee and beyond the ordinary Of M Court
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made for
three successive weeks the Nashville Union and American,
newspaper published City Of Nashville requiring
resident defendants appear at the February term, 59 Of the
Worshpul County Court held for the county Of Dickson a
court house in the town Of Charlotte the lst Monday in
February 5 then and there plead, demur Co the
petition OF Daniel Parker e ais hd in said Court for the sale Tor
partition Of the Lands belonging the estate Of Moses Parker,
deceased, the will for confessed them. and
set for hearing ex parte. This 18th Oct, 1888.
Oct94-tE&w3t prs fee "a THOs. 1IcNEILY, Clerk.
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WEST NASHVILLE.


ON the premises for and 10 E. Gleaves Esq.,
Clerk and Master, will offer for sale the folOEng lots in
West Nashville.
On Broad Street,
Lots No IL fronting 50 43 &c. fronting each leo
feet, and No. SO, fronting 13S feet
On Porter Street,
No GIL fronting feet with on Grundy Nos.
24 and 2I5 fronting 50 feet each
On Grundy Street,
Nos. %, 241 and 942, fronting each so feet.
On Demumbrane Street,
No. 155 fronting 50 feet and 49, fronting 100 feet.
On M'GaVOck Street,
Nos 81 49, each fronting so feet Il2 and 49, each
fronting 10 feet
On Locust Street,
No % Corner Of MNair and Nos. 900, 9, go and 80,
each fronting so feet.
The foregoing among the very this addition.
Parties wishing residences convenient business would 90 we'll to
attend this safe
The Terms one and three years. credit for Notes paya
Bile Bank satisfactorily securci bearing interest and lien re-
tanned.
The all have with the numbers marked
them Any wishing the Lots will please call
and procure plan. sale at IL o'clock, A N.
A. Y. 5. LINDsLEY.
Z. r. GLAsCOCE, AuCt. loet24 I'd
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The report Published in The New Eerk Herald Of
last Sunday, to the effect that General Jerez had
been dismissed IS Minister from Nicaragua proves
to be untrue. he still continues to bereoOgnizedby
our Experiment. A full discussion Of the Questions
at issue has been had with Secretary CAss, and
Jerez, being satisfied that his present authority
would not permit him to yield or two points in
sisted upon BY Secretary Glass; has asked postpone
ent Of this consideration until he can receive dis
patches from Nicaragua, which he expects viii be
before the assembling of Congress.
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DILLON &CO.'S

SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning Oct. 2Bth, at IL O'Clock,
KWTE will sell in front Of Warehouse the following a
w cles at Auction;
80 bags prime Rio Coffee; 5 bbls yellow Sugar;
10 hhds Sugar; boxes HysOn Tea;
50 boxes Candles; 45qT. boxes Star Candles;
10 Ginger Wine, 40 Tobacco;
article; q bXs various brands Tobacco;
10 Tobacco, 90 hi. barrels Whisky;
so boxes Brandy; 10 cases Aromatic Bitters
200 MasOns Backing; 100 Nails, assorted sizes;
800 hbls Whisky assorted b'nds; 20 bbls Holland Gin;
is hi bbls Holland Gin; 80 bbls J H Smiths Old Re
2j bbls Old Bourbon Whisky serve Whisky;
IS bbls Old Monong ahela do; 30 bbls Malaga Wine;
% hi casks Cognac Brandy 30 boxes Whisky
Together with other articles to up complete
sale. DILLON 4 Co.
o.t24 No. Is College street
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Cotton Factory for sale.

4 AM Offering for sale Rock Dale Cotton Factory
the head Of Big Bghy in Maury county. This is the
most desirable property The power cannot be
surpassed The Factory situated that there is interruption
either II is running i've hundred
and seventy-s spndes the machinery al in good cOnd
ion The poweris sufficient to greater number Of spindes
The character Of the Thread stands high It'll now in successful
operation.
hundred Of land attached to the Factory
with good FIGURING Mill and also good dwelling for family,
and necessary buildings for operatives The place emaa
bly, hesthy within few miles Of Mt Pleasant the present
minus Of the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
This property will be sold great bargain, and the terms
made easy Apply MessFs Williams Gates the premises
oet5I2Wf Y S. PICKARD.
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EVERY BODY READ THIS!
Great Public sale of most Beautiful Res
fdence and Building Lots.

NN TUESDAY, Nov. 3D. 1858, the premises at II O'clock
A NJ, Bosticks Magnificent Addition to Nashville,
will sell highest bidder, absolutely and without reserve,
Mai H. P Boscks desirable and beautiful residence
edaey Of the city, the Charlotte Pike with about nine
Land and Improvements consisting Of large and
cOus dwelling with and buildings,
GLIDING orchard and failing spring and large stone spring
house, &c.
Also Two beautiful Charlotte Of to two each
Also handsome residence lots Watkins Avenue, which
McAdamized, extending from the city entirely through Bos
ticks Addition. praise this property would be superhuous
For further particulars terms, &c, see hand bills
Omnbuses and collation. as usual.
J. L. q R. W. BROWN.
E. r. GLAscOcK, Auctioneer. loct24
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.
OCTOBER RULES, 1858.
p.h.-t 7, ,i,;sor -, Thomas p Allison and others.

Robert D Allison Thomas Allison and others.
an motion and appearing the CLERK and Master, that Thos
Allison Joseph Allison Levi Philips and vile, Ellen
Phillips residents Of this state IL is therefore ordered ~
the Clerk Master Of said court that order OF pub aton
for thirty days in the Union and American the
defendants 20 appear at the court house IN the
town Of Carthage, ID Monday in February next then and
there plead demur c0mplanants bill and in de-
thereof said bill will be taken for confessed and set for hear
Socs4Iw4t prs feesS A MOORE, & N.
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NOVEL sPORT.-The citizens. Of ChsPtioO, Nd,
have instituted novel amusement somewhat simi-
lar to our shooting match es. One hundred and
twenty Eve pigeons are to be turned loose, one at
time, from ground cage, the party to consist Of
eight on side, and the that kills the greatest
number is to eat and drink at the expense Of the
ether Each man is to have i've shots.
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Pixies Peak--Latest Arrival from the
Mines--Fine Specimens of Gold.
From the LesvenWOrth Journal of the 18th, we
learn that Mr.. Philip Peers, q gentleman who had
been in the Rocky Mountains for the last four years
has Just arrived in that city, direct from the Pke's
Peak mines, bringing with him fine specimens of
gold obtained in the diggiDgs. Mr.. Peers corrobo
rates the statements have here Ofore published,
and brings with MIN inoontestble evidence Of the
existence Of the "precious metal" in that region.
The richest - diggiBgs" yet discovered are on
the South Platte, about three miles above Cherry
Greek. The surface of the country at this point is
rolling prairie
The miners Informed Mr.. Peers that they were
making from three to four dollars per day. They
we're not, however, devoliDg much attention to min
ing but were preparing for winter. It was the III
tention of a portion Of them retire into the val
lev some sixty miles below the mines, and remain
there till spring. They we're generally very well
provided
SNOW had fallen on the mountains before Mr.
Peers left.
= The miners are sanguine that the mines will pay.
It is believed that they are as rich as the California
mines.
The gold in the possession Of our informant is very
fnetiesttv f,co edrats We should think and HE ex
perisnce in the California mines, and familiarity with
the production, justides the conclusion
Quite large number Of emigrants we're met on
the way destined for the gold region. Mr.. Peers
thinks il s too late in the to venture there,
but expresses entire confidence in the mines.-6
LOuis Democrat, Oet. 81.
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REHABILITATION.

-'s'"""s's "@s''' $4,000 1890 '''~~'
Which is full House, with Minnesota and Oregon
in the Union Present appearances indicate that no
party will have the control of the next House, IN
less, indeed, New York does better than have any
reason to anticipate The Republicans and Southern
Americans can have the House by q small msjOrity.
We hope they win not be nine weeks in sleOting
Speaker, as they we're in 1856.
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The Life and Times of Gen. ouitmsn is to be
written BY Col J. F. H. Claiborne, who is emin-
emily and peculiarly qualified, by his various and
extensive knowledge OF Mississippi men and polls
tics and habits, tastes and associations, for the exc
cution Of such work
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CRIsP,s GAIETY.

Abrasion age renowned Keller Troupe and
Young American Ballet Corps, numbering Sixty Performers
Monday, Oct. 95, 1885, will be presented the Grand
Romantic Drama Of Lurlies with six new TaheauX By the
Keller Troupe. the Enchanted Bower the FAIRY
Of the hose Young American Ballet Corps To conclude
with the Beautiful Tablesu o. the Atlantic Telegraph
the Press excepted.
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The next elections to come off are, Louisiana on
ths1st Of November; New York, New Jersey, Msssa-
ohusetts. Illinois, and Michigan on the I'd; Mary
land on the Sd Wisconsin on the 4th, and Delaware
on the 9th Of the same month. Thsssstates choose
ssrentr-six memhsrs of Congress.
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COAL LANDS.

OFFER at private sale, some valuable Coal Lands,
with thick seams Of first quality fully open to in
spection Immediately the n. & G. R. R., in Raccoon Noun
tns Those wishing purchase would we'll examine
1 compelled to sell in short time
ERASMUS ALLEY;
oct24-dtW w Running Water, Tenn.
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M'GAVOCK.

TENHE great Of Dwellings and other Buildings going
up beyond Jefferson street has caused great demand for
Lots in that direction.
To accommodate those who DESTROYS Of purchasing in that
part Of the city. propose
THURSDAY, 18th OF NOVEMBER
next bring Of sale of 30 30 Lots in Dr. D. T. Nc
Gavocks various additions including several Of those val
liable Lots in bis trst addition Among these lots be
College Street,
Nos. 4, 5, half Of No. :. Is, II, and Is.
Cherry street,
Nos q, @, 30, &c, 4s ynd So.
summer street,
Nos. IS, Sc, &C, g., GO and 60.
These Lots generally back las feet to
wide alleys. Among them several prominent Lots
ALSO,
shall offer some Ten Fifteen Lots in the Additions west
Simmer street
TermsssA credit Of one and three years. for Notes
sctOry secured bearing interest and n retained dis
cont Of 10 cent per viii be made to those who wish
pay the cash,
For further particulars ean On d.. D. T. Mcesyoek, R.
Cheatham, and on A. v. s. LINDSLBYs
Oc2+-ed g College street.
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BUFFALO, Oct 2O.-The eight between Heeuan and
MorTissey on Long Point, Canada to day, com
menced at 20 minutes of four. Heensn made ohjec-
ton 10 the ground that it not according agree
ment but as 80 many had come 80 far to see the
fight he would waive objections and not disappoint
them. First round terrible; fighting lasted seven
minutes; Heenan throwing Morrissey and drawing
the first blood.
I'd MOrrissey thrown. Sd. Hsensn thrown 4th
Both weak; MOrrissey Knocked square down, by
blow on the under jaw from Heenan's right 5lh,
9th, 9TH, and 9Th. Keenan, thrown. 9Th. Both
fighting wildly and very mich confused, and fall side
by side 10th Heenan down. 11th. Morrissey very
weak; carried TO the scratch. Heensn goes alone.
A terrific round Heensn falls faiuting 18th
MOrrissey carried to the scratch Heenan too faint;
failed to come to time.
The battle declared won by MOrrissey. Eleven
rounds were fought in twenty minutes. Both Hes-
nan and Mrrrissey very badly cut and were brought
away on beds. The fight was witnessed by between
two aud three thousand. No disturbance among
the spectators.
It is understood that Heenan offered to fight Nor
rissey again for heavy purse.
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ADmTNTsTRATOR,s SALE.

an Saturday Both Of October instant shah expose ts
public sale, the late residence o. Charles p Hare
sed, all The personal properly o. the said deceased consist
ing o. Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plane, Pair
Caags horses Bar0uchs Mich Uos, &c. One Pair Mules,
Farming Utensils, Cart wagon Pl5ugis, &--
Terms Of sale.
All under twenty dollars, cash twenty
fifty, three months fifty dollars months credit Bond
and approved security required before receiving property
JOHN b. JOHNSON.
Administrafoz Of Cha les P. Maruisa.
P.s-FOr sale PriVately:--Oue Engine, Boiler and
Machinery for saving Stone Also, Grst Ml and
really for use. JOHN b. JOHNSON,
octf0-dtdg Adwnfsrrnf1r.
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SOMETHING NEW!
TEN YEARS CREDIT!
Cheap Homes fer the Masses.
as Thursday the 18th Of October the premises propose
SOMETHING NEW!

nE Thursday the 18th Of October the premises propose
~ to sell at public sale all the unSold lots In
Fairfield village.
This addition Immediately adjoining the corporation Of Nash
Vile the Lebanon Turnpike and contains Of the hand
soonest lots offered for sale Ia that vicinity The lots TO be
sold the Lebanon Turnpike Nos. f. 5, TO- H. e.
49, 6, H. Is, 49, 90 81 p o. a. q and % On back
lots Nos % g. 81 81 81 So, 50, 81 So ST. So A. A. g. a, A.
40, 80, 3, 81, &c. 30 and 81.
Also,
Several lots containing from to 5 acres
Terms are unusually Liberal. Where the
amount OF purchase is thousand dollars upwards credit
Of ten yeas will beven the whole Of the purchase money
interest being promptly paid annually On under
thousand dollars credit Of two and three for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and lien retained
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A NJ Omnibusses COLLATION..
&c. A. V. s. LIND>LEY
OCt24-td E r. GLAsCOcK, AuciOneer.
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DEMOVILLE a. BELL,


DEMOVILLE g. BELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
No. 26, Cherry street.
WE have now on hand and viii continue receive large
Together large aud select lot Of imported Peumey and
Fancy Articles
Extracts for the handkerchief.
HISS NE swEETLY, kiss Ne Quickly, Transplant, Lu-
N On 'sA-'-'' '--'- DEMoVILLE BILL
SOAPS.
r ows Genuine Honey, Transparent Wash Balls eyoene
and Caphor BARRIERS, Monster and Chy stall Palace Frang
mend, &c. For sale By DEMONILLE & BELL.
BRUSHES.
ETE have resolved splendid LOT Of Hair, Shaving, Toot
w Clothes, Hat and Flesh Brushes For sac by mn
COMBS.
ENTINE Shell Comb Imitation do, Buff India Rubber,
N Horn and Pocket Fine Ivory, Fine India Rubber For sale
By DEMOYILLE BELL.
nOMATTuS. Hair oil Pheoms OH, Bears and Rose Oil,
Pvers Blue Pot Ponrum' C'H5i SH iTpF ny Pv TI
COLOGNE, German and American Lavender Water, YER
u bena and FrangiPanni Toet Water fST Sle Y yr1
TTISs-mE-SWEETLY sACHETS, Transplant.
do Rose Leaf Toilet Powder, Powder Puts ard Put Boxes
For sale by DEMOYILLE & BRLL
nOCKET-FLASKS Cigar Cases, Porte Monnaies,
Bachelors Hair Dye No Go Out Ms5ees German Matches
oct9
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
p, Public Square.
Nov opening csmplee and extensive stock Of Fall and
i Winter Goods IBcluiing large line Of
ShaVVIs and ClOaks
Of the latest styles and patterns Of which old
CASH AT REDUCED RATES.
Those in want Of Good Goods
At Low Prices,
Will call and see for themselves.
octg &c. NICHOLSON co.
FALL STOCK.
Boots, shoes and BrOgans.
AM now receiving direct from Eastern Manufacturers large
Ladies,
Gentlemen,
Misses,
Boys, and
Children,
To which the attention Of purchasers resPeoy invited. The
assortment win Re found large Of good quality and At low prices
., o e IN '-'- - - A B. ROBERTSON.
RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
60 -
OMNIBUsEs will leave the various Hotels half
tore starting time for the different Railroads Persons av
p NJ for Evening and P y, for Morning Trains viii be called
any Of the city, This line is responsible for baggage
pl 5spi7-5f ' C.w.KESNEDY, Agent.
W. n. PERKINS. B. l. sHEPHmD. D. L. KEasroS 4
PERKINS 4 CO.,
GENERAL CON MISSION MERCHANTS,
New Orleans.
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VI. sULZBACHER,

VI. SULZBACHER,
No. 50, Market Street, Nashville,
THyAKES great pleasure informing friends patrons
thepublie generally, that he is still to be found at his old
stand with large assOrmentof
Fine and Common Ready-Made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &C,
Also choice selection Piece Goods consisting in part Fine
celebrated cutter PEIFFER, who win always give
both regards the price and the quality The subscriber takes
this method Of rendering his thanks to his customers for their pat
ronage, and h continuance Of the and requests epub
lie to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
All persons indebted 70 the s er Will please settethe
as soon possible the old business must be settled up and much
situation in a Grocery Hat or shoe House
w as salesman or book keeper by young nan Of exe
House. 1p'' 81 ' looia5-dsss
"TANTED--A situation for Book-keaper or salesman
w in some Wholesale Grocery Dry Good House, the former
preferred For particulars apply at this ofoe oet-26
Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees :!
WE have $4,000 year old apple trees from to feet
w high and Of 100 choice -outhen varieties for sale Is
cents each Also, Pears, Peaches PIums, Cherries &C. Nov
We will lay of garden, yards and grounds, the highest
R I58g STYLE BY f'en E3F5p Gq IN our employ
WM. S. LANGDON,
Oot22-H Nashville, Tenn
Orchard Land Wanted.
I wIsHOne Hundred acres Of land Of Railroads
nershp continue number Of years Address
WM s LANGDON,
Oct22-H Nashville, Tenn.
MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER.
GOdey's Lady's Book,
Graham's illustrated Magazine,
Dckens' Household Words,
Lesle's Family Mag zine,
Harper's Magazine, Cezpected)
Nick Mack, etc.
For saleby +. HAGAN,
oct22 Market and Union streets.
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". B. sHAPARD, Pres.
STATE OF TENNEssEE,l

Davidson county.
Personally appeared " B. Shapar President q the Merchants
Bank made hat the foregoing statement Of the
Merchants Bank to l0h Of October 1853 sworn and subscribed
before me, October goth, 1858.