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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-08
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE & LUCUs.

WE will sell al Auction on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
w May the 18th aud l2Lh, lass, large and magnificent
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, BfogaHs Ladies
Gentemsn's GaiteIs, Hats, Straw Goods, Ready Made
Clohing Hardware, QueensWRrs, Varieties, etc.. etc.
great many these goods We are no receiving and
opening We most respectfully Request city and county
merchants 70 call and examine the goods previous sale.
The GODS all and embT3e full line Of the best
Gyesand binds and are particular adapted this trade
We have advanced the larger portions Of the above
goods, and we just Merchants in want Of goods IN al
will put them through TetaTless Of prices. In addition
70 the goods In stOre have several gs invoices Of
Dry Goods Clothing, Carpetng, Hoop Skirts, etei etc,
inst will arrive in due time,fIT this sale.
lERMs- AL under 500 cash; all 500 an
undeF $500, four meath. all sums $500, months
time will be gwen for satisfactory notes, payable a. be
Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville. discount Of u per
cent per snnum, wall be allowed on all time bills Ior cash
april 25-td TRAeUE LUCUS.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
w row receiving large invOiea of Spring and
w sumner Ready Made Clothing; also some very hand
some French Lawns and MuBlins Sh0e, Umbrellas Fancy
Variety Goods, &c.
ALSO:
French Linen Drills, Farmers Saith Msrselles, Cotton
DhIs VesInEs, Fancy Neck Ties, Metz Cotton Shirts,
Gloves Hosiery &c. all OF the above goods will be Of
fered at large suction sale commencing Tusday next,
mayS-pd TRABUR & LUCUs.
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MIR. TnoNR's SPEECH

Being introduced by the distinguished patriot and
Chief Magistrate who has just addressed you as
well as encouraged by your complimentary notice, l
suppose must join my congratulations with yours
upon this suspicious occasion, which calls for re-
ioicing throughout this broad land. After con-
test of ten years, growing out Of sectional ditferen
ces we have yesterday in the House Of Representa-
tive and Senate passeda measure, and l doubt not
it will be confirmed By the President Of the United
States Of great permanent peace for ourselves and
children after US. Applause. This is paci-
caGo1 in which there has been no dishOnOr any
where, in which there has been no concession by
the North to the South, or by the South to the
North but in spirit of brotherhood and patriotism
they have come together and settled their
sectional differences upon sacred and permanent
and fundamental ground Of public principle and
public honor. applause Therefore, there is
a triumph nowhere, there is sting nowhere, and
we see nothing in the bright and brilliant future but
peace and harmony, and prosperity to the glorious
organization Of the Democratic party who have
Drought the country safe through all its struggles
therefore, gentlmen, have right to rejoice. Let
US all rejoice Let the voice reverberate from the
nil tops and through the valleys all over the land
from the Atlantic to the PscihO-frOm the lakes
to the Gulf-thaJ there is peace true peace, honor
able peace, throughout ali the land Of America
Applause And who are there to oppose it who
shall raise a voice 10 destroy it'll voice in the
crowd; " NObody."] Where shall it come fromE
It can only come from the disappointed csbsl-the
coalition who trifc in public safety public honor
and they will sink in glorious Obscurity while the
star of America shall rise and shine trancendent
now and forever. [Great cheering.
Various other congratulations and speeches were
made upon the occasion
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Boiler for Sale

A Good 12-HOFse Power Boiler
lAN be had easy terms sDy applying .hIu Boiler
~ WOFkH'to A. PEARSALL.
april 7-W2
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THERE CAN BE HAD AT
HIotIce % Tannars-
Fisher. WheIess IL %.

WE baye constantly hand and Tor sale GREEN SALT
W BD HIDES, at No % south Front Street.
april f. DOVLR 4 60
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-08

IA The death Of the Rev. Francis Bucaut
priest of the Most Holy Redesmer, took place in
Baltimore on Friday, the 28d ult. He was a native
Of Canada, and ordained in 1854. For nearly three
years he attended the French congregation at RO-
chester, New York.
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IN CHANCBRY AT CAMDEN.
NAV RTIIUG 1873

President and Directory Of the Bank OF Tennessee at Ten-
tonVS. John Cole and William Cole et Hls. o. Bill.
ON motion and it appearing unto the satisfaction Of the
" Clerk and Master, from allegations the bill which
sworn that 1hsmas r. EurOB, OF the defendants
in this cause resident Of the State OF Tennessee
50 that the ordinary Of W be served
bin; Il s therefore ordered that publication be made
the URi0R GRd AeTieaR, newspaper published In the city
OF Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the said Thomas Bur
ton 70 appear at CbaueeTy Court held
the county Of Benton, the house In the
Camden 4th MOndy in september next then aud there
10 plead, answer demuT 10 cOmpainants BILL the
win be aken for confessed, and set for hearing exparte
O,him.
mays-WItp prs fee 50 DIP. HUDsON, c. & N.
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FOR SALE
HaICVOn Hall. Columbia. Tenn.

HaIcyOn Hall, Columbia, Tenn.
THIS FINE 30 ARDING HOUSE. NOW IN RXCBLLENT
ksPAlR and better arranged lhan any OthsF house IN
Columbia for boarding purposes, will be sold
LIBERAL TERMS AND AT Low FIGURES.
This beautiful building stands an elevated lot on the
corner OF High and Free Streets about 200 yards from
Public Square, with good pavements all the way. The
building has 10 large rooms GLIDING Of OIding
paIios aud basement all we'll ventilated There good
Brick Kitchen smoks'house, and other out buildings on
The Hsleyon hail Is suitable boh By construction and
location for hrst class hotel excellent family
residence.
For particulars, terms, &C. apply % J. E. Hatcher
D. W. Puler, or J. B. damon, Columbia, J. 0. Grif-
nth, Union and American Oaee.) Nashville, Tenn.
may6-tWlm A. MIEELL.
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TROUBLE ABoUT TITLEs.-The London Morning
AdrsTssr is assured that the Russian envoy in Lon
don has minated to his diplomatic colleagues and
to Lord Mslmesbury, that his Court will consider
itOensive for the newly appointed French embasss
dor to announce himself as Duke of Malakoff, and
that he cannot be received st the Russian embassy
by any other title than the French ambassador, or
Marshal Pelissier. The London Times pronounoes
the statement absurd
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RSg- LabOrers in Chicago are getting only IS
cents per day this season. and hundreds Of men are
out Of employment.
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SQUARE Miles.
Square miles


To these DecOtah is to be added, of the extent Of
which we have seen no estimate.
The superficial area of the present States is as
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-08

TIE FRUIT CROP IN GEORGIA TO casual OBJ
server, the peaches have not been injured by the
recent severe fross. But we have the testimony of
one who has made a closer observation, by cutting
of the fruit and examining the kernels and he gives
it as his opinion that the peach crop has been cut
of fully ore-half from the early promise, but he
thinks enough has escaped to furnish an abundant
supply. Apples, plums, and sill varieties Of fruit
have been considerably injured, although their sp-
pearance on the trees do not indicate any damage
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With many apologies for this intrusion,
l remain very truly, yours,

To The Hon. ". L. MARCY, &c, &c, Washington,
DC.
DISCHARGE OF DRESSING THE SUPPOSED PRUssIAN
FoRGER.-EDwARD DRESSING, the Prussian charged
with forgery, whose case has caused so much com
ment and excitement, was tried at Padueah on the
9th inst, and acquitted. Judge WILLIAMS deciding
that the dispositions taken in Prussia could not be
admitted as complete evidence. Quite demOnsra-
ton was made by the people upon the discharge of
the accused. Directly after the result of the trial
was made known, Mr.. LEPAU and the Prussian
police officer were arrested upon charge Of false
Imprisonment. The sentiment in Paiucah was en-
trely with DRESSING. DRESSING, 1t viii be remem-
bered was arrested through the efforts Of ALLAN
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-E-@ Foreign news.
Ern YonK, Sept 22.-Phe steamer Niagara hai
arrived at Halifax with liverpool dates Of the lllh
Cotton-Sales Of the week $1,000 bales. Mid
ding Qualities advanced /. Market buoysnL
RresdsinfFs Quiet Provisions steady. New Orleans
! ,res ordinaiye at Hayre 1887 Cousols 81
The City Of Washington and Nova Scotia arrived
cut on the 9th.
The Bank Of France gained thiriy-thTee million
! francs during the month
PnlrAD1EPHrA. Sept 22,-RObeson Lea, -four and
! grain dealer, is dead, G
CrxorxxAr1, Sept 22.--Gen. Walker arrived here
incogno last night aud left at ROOn to-day for Lou
! isVille
| CrrorNEArI, Sept 22.-Flour active, 9Oa5 10;
Mess Pork 10 50al5 IS. s
New YORK, Sept. 22.-COttOn steady, sales 800
baIey. Sugar dull; Molasses active.
The Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph will have
q meeting soon 70 determine on future action
Later news from India and China unmp0rtant.
The American ship J. J. Hawthorn and bark
Margaret eollided in the river near the mouth The
latter sunk, and all board persisted except the
pilot and captain.
Hsavy reinforcements for the Indian army have
sailed from England. f-ae
Brazil has concluded convention settlement Of
outstanding claims
The steamship Avon has arrived from Australia
with nearly ten millions sterling in gold
MorpIsv has been beaten at chess in Paris by Mr..
HarRitz.
The Jews of London are excited BY the abduction
of Jewish child at BOlogne by the Roman Inqusi-
ton
BY Gen. Robertson.
The Chinese treaty tolerates Christianity through
ont the Empire, new ports are to be opened travel
is to be unrestricted, piracy suppressed, and Mis-
siouaries placed under the protection of Chinese au
thorities. - VIZ
Apowder mill near St. Petersburg exploded, kill
ing one hundred persons and destroying enc hun
dred houses. 'g6Ik-t
A FIRE occurred at Moscow which has ignited the
surrounding woods
LIvERPoOL-Cotton qUotations-Fair Orleans q,
Middling Z 3-16; Mobile Fair 1~l6, Midding u;
hollands Fair Z 5-l6, Middling 7. Stock at Liver
poo 6Is eco bales of which $40 900 bales are Ameri
can Sales Friday II, 600 bales, of which speeula
tors and exporters took 2, 1000 bales.
HAvRE Cotton, sales Of the week $4,000 bales
All qualities slightly advanced. Stock in Havre
$4,000 bales.
=LTvERPooL Brokers circulars quote an advance
during the week of 1son Four, and 5sl2d. on Corn.
Corn firm, 53s Cd a34s for yellow; Pork unchanged;
Bacon firm; Lard quiet; Linseed Oil S3s34s; Sugar
quiet, declined 6al2d; Spirits TurPentine 86aSS;
Money narke, generally unchanged; Bullion in the
bank has increased 24l 900 pounds; American Sc
curities unchanged.
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Headaehe-FFOm an Eminent Clergyman
PRTsBuRG, July 8, 1855 -Messrs BENZ Page, Jr & Co.
Gentlemen great pleasure in saying to you that madf
use Of B9rhaVe's Holland Ritters, which OBJ
aimed your and found special relief Of severe headache
which had long suffered and believe they OF service
in relieving my stomach and head
Very respectfully, &C. sATt- E. BABcocK-
Headache and DebiIity.-Mr. silas J. Liscomb, Of
Birmingham, says: s'I have found BGrhaVe's HOl-
land Bitfers a remedy for Headache and Debility. Ny
wife has also used it with the greatest benefit
Mr. A. s. Nicholson Pburg, also remarks that he has
perisnced much relief from its use for headache
Strength and Health RestOred.-Mr. John
Davidson living miles Pittsburgh, on the Pennsylvania
Canal, says:
swhen commenced taking Berhave's Holland
Bitters, could hardly walk. Now enjoy excellent health
septI9-d&w-lw. ..
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10y virtue of deed Of us executed me by II. P. Doris
January II, 1858, and registered in the Registers ONCE
Book page 1916 and 34I will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, Tuesday Sept D. 1873 front Of the store houses No
College street, the following properly viz Some three hundred
styles and pate consisting Cook Dining
Heating stoves, for Coal and Wood. Also, skles Pc $
Ovens Lids and Large ktes Wagon and IOn and
Tin Ware, together with sund othe close out the
stock.
will also sell the public SQUARE, Saturday Oct 1853
four good Mules good Horses three Wagons Springs,
Dray, and Cart. iron aAles
Tie above Gales for Cash Also time and place, will
sell to the highest bidder the Stove Fond Fixtures Stock
on hand if nots sold privately before hat time
All persons wishing examine the Foundry, will please call
atNo.6 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
NJ All persons indebted to II. P Doris cn save by pay
ing ~ Immediately, as our debts must le paid
sepI4-tEtd r. v. SHAFFER, Trustee.
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TW0 HALBApLE FARAfS EQR SALF

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned ra
sided for the last eight nine years, Is for sale. Il ~
on the waters Big IaTpe.h river, the county OF W
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville, the village
Tank the EchaEd and CeuTeVs Turnpike, nine mileg
from Franklin, tbs county seat Of WILLIAMSON, snd with
miles of the North Western Railroad being
sructsd The contains abOutf four hundred and egh
of hrst rate Tnine land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest
Of the tract. II formally the well known farm
The late wilkins Whitehld.
this comfortable residences, with ali ne
cessaTy houses bffn cribs stables carriage houss, Sc
with excellent young orchard Of most choice fruit Good
spring and abun dance 0fneTeF falling stock
running from different sources Though the aru Adoin
Ing this farm s another tract OF about two hundred
excellent land Will good residence, for sse. The soil
both equal 70 any for crops either for grain grass
and both united hey will be sold separately together
may suit bgyers il thought bv good judges could be
made Of the best stock farms in the STATE 70 lie size
AZ wanting 10 buy would Of course Whsh 20 view
the premises before purchasing. further description il
themselves. aug 25-eO&W6l JOHN T. HILL,
VWISH to sell the farm which reside, in WlismsCB
county, ADJOINING that advertised above BY M John T
Ill., containing By recent survey, hundred ard ninety
nine and half OF first rate farming land, with com
Portable dwelling, with all necessary houses suitable To-
small farm, with good water. The farm is well enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards
will sell tbs place separately, together
with Bir Hl's-as both united would certainly make fes
tEba farm, and PURCHASERS invited 20 call ArD
and Fvanne the premises LANlhlA CkAIGHEAD.
Pc erlnor particulars apply TO Mr. a. N Snyder ss TIE
storsuf Sryde- & Frizzen, Nashville &c.
aHg5-sOdrsg1
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OR,PROTECTED sOLUFIOEOF
Rnnnn % -.-n-. E1a... L..

OR, PROTE G TED SOLUTIOE OF
PrOtOxiGe Of Iron Combined,
AFI0 successuy passed the ordeal to which new deoys-
res in the Mstera Meica subjected nov be re
eetFed as an nsdieine Its efficacy IN curing
Affections Of the Liver Dropsy, Neuralgia Bronchitis and Con
snptye tendencies Dsoriered Of tie Blood Bolis su
W and the prostran effects Of Lend Mercury General D.
blity' and all diseases which require TONIC
TIVE medicine, is beyond question: The proofs OF rs ev
are numerous well authenticated such pcuIr
enle nat sufferers csnot reasonably hesitate receive the
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be curea
range eesige bcsuss many diseases apparently are
intimately related and proceeding from cause be cured
The class OF diseases Tor which the syrup provides cure Is
precisely 1at which has often baled the highest order
and the safety and efficacy ofthe syrup incontroverible Fh
Who may wish Tor opinion persons respecting
S eleler OF ne syrup cannot fail . be satisfied with the
Agents The sgnures those Of gentlemen we'll known in e
community, and OF he highest respectabiliiy
CaRDThs undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
ects o. the Peruvian syrup, Go hesitate recommend
veil as from the testimony others whose intelligence and iueg
ry are altogether unqueonale, have doubt Of
ages Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Dr0psy Neuralgia In
decd e. l you'd be Incredible but from the ehaaete rot
Ilose Hl have u-i ta. and have volunteered
mon .. g &c. e lis sa-iof iTe PqEsr' -.
81, hsaiais ND. rszr HaTvry.
Thomas @. A1orT. Iaaaes 81 nm
samuel May Ihan,s Thiirsa
NoTIcE-Its we'll known that the medical saf Proseiss
MAINTAIN solution OF Protoxde Of Iron without further oxdA
hons has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup
desirable point Is attained By combination in before
AoWn ana n soaon Say replace al the protoearboaes, e.
trates and tartrates Of the Mgteria Medica
A HEYSEs, b. D. Assayer to the stats Of Mas.
10 Boyiston street, Boston, Q. 5. A. 81
PEICE.-Largs bottles g, small bottles 81. -.r
For sale in Nashville By DEMOVILLR & BILL.
maVs-da-tufr1.
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For CircUlt CoUrt Judge.

II We are authorized to announce SAMUEL NJ Frrr, ESD OF
Carthage as candidate for Circuit Court Judge in the Sixth
Judicial Disriet composed the counties Of Smith, Jacson
Macon DeCaIb and Putnam IsepiO-tw&wtd
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DISSOLUTION.

TVVHE partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm Of H. B. MORRIS & CO., in the
Grocery and Commission Business this day dissolved by
ua consent B. having sold his interest to Hugh Nc
Crea Either partner authorized to the Of the firm
I'm liquidation. II. b. MORRIS,
W. HOOPER HARRIS.
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MayoraIty.

1--we authorized toannounce THOMAS HALE candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
II We are authorized to announce MOszs SINGLETON as
candidate Mayor, the ensuing municipal election
iune g-itd, ...9
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

TENT HOOKS, used in the High school, Fee
male Academy, Young Ladies' Seminary
and other schools in the City Country. For sale
bp CHARLES W. SMITH,
sept7 Il College street,
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A CARD.

IN retiring from the business desire tender my thanks to
patrons and friends for their long and liberal
patronage would recommend my successors Mess HUsH
MCCREA Co., gentlemen in every respect worthy Of conf
dence. II. B. MOhhls'
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ForAIdernen.

II We are authorized to announce P eandi-
date for Aldermen Third Ward at the ensuing municipal
election. Isepl6-dd
I'VE arc authorized to announce Dr. g. A J. MAyFTELD
candidate Alderman from Third Ward at the els uing %
nicipal eleetian auglstd
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PARTNER WANTED.

GOOD business command from six 70 ten thou
n sand dollars partnership in highly respectable
business that viii yield him SO per cent by leaving his name at
aas Office addressing "Loek Box S." Post Once silent
partner would be lsep5-W3m
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10 inc 0IeT8 o
Having been called upon trgagh ePre7 and repeatedly IN
~ ID . b many citizens u both partea5 10 make the
epvas for Mayor at Incorporating election, 1lae consented
In the event Of my election, hereby pledge mysslf to
roornizs in ny ociaI capacity, party glass; but to act
with an eve single the good Of The whole people Of the City;
and further pledge myself, if elected to devote my time and
tever ability may possess, the duties Of the ohioe.
RANDAT, " NArGAYOCR
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100 H4ss nArFr BESa67 G e. os. /,
~ BAGS BALTIMORE, COFFEE, for ale
LOU eheaPty DILLON & CO., Is College Sc.
100 S4fs HAITI B25E G CO.. g6.. '
100 4s ) HArTr BEG6E S e.. 51.s i ale
100 BAGS HALrI BEGs67 o CO. Gal.. ale
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., IS College
1nn BAGS BALTIMDRE COFFEE. for sale
HUI cheap By DILLON CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & co. Is College st.
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1IARSHAL,S SALE

F0Y virtne Of writ Of @ frcia to me directed from
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Middle District
Of tennessee which founded upon Judgment rendered said
Court 2d day Of April lejS, wherein Co.
plaintiffs and William Warn Defendant will expose pub
lie sale at the court the c Of Nashville on 6lh
dsy Of October all the right title and interest Of the
said defendant, and the following tI house and lot in
the said city Nashville, lying Cherry street, bounded
As follows Beginning aot on said Cherry street,
formerly by s. B. MARSHALL and running thence south
wardy along Cherry street eighty feet Alley thence along
said Alley towards college Ia eto an Alley thence along
said Alley northwardy ~ feet to Of said Marshall thence
with line the beginning corner being the house and lot
where the defendant lives levied upon and will sold to
satisfy said T. a. This e6h day Of August, 1859. r
j. B. CLEMENTS,
Z. s. Marshal for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
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PARTNERSHIP.

AVING purchased the interest of Mr. H. B. Morris in the
business Of II B. MORRIS Co.. have this day associated
Mr. W HOOPER HARRIS and will continue in the Grocery
and Commission Business the old stand.
HUGH MCCREA.
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NEAT and comfortable dwelling situated Just beyond tn
n N 4 c. Railroad Depot, in Hines Addition, with good
cstern and every convenience necessary desirable
residence. Apply to W. L. BOYD, JR-l .'
apg24 NQ,50 CbsEry St.
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N,,s Eusroas,In espopse to call through the GGsste
n as morning from Zone or the peopIes you will please an
notncs by me as oahdi5ate for hldsfan OF the "a ward
60 - =, W. W. FINN.