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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-20
AND'W ANDERSON
J. B, ROMANS,


MASTER MECHANICS OTFICB, N. & c. r. Ri
Memphis Jan. 9, 1858.
This will certify that lam using the Parane Camel Coal
Oh manufactured by the Union Coal and Oil Company e
Maygvle, KY in our machine shops and the IOcomo
tive on the eDphis and Charleston railroad, and have
given several in order to prove its qualities
IubFicatnR Oil. hesitation recommending
peror Oil Railroad purposes, botn regard to
omy and as perfect lubrcatCT lbeeVe Il TO be
Oil have used, and thai gallon will go far
gallons of Lard Oil. The machinery running the
shops with twenty per cent less pOWeEthan required
Ordnsry Oil. The fDidy of the Oil arises, convinced
from the total absence gum and does effect bF
eating properties but only requires that the OTdces
oil cups feeders should be reduced in order the
wM. K. NICHOLS, Master Machinist
MAYsvuLE, KY, Nov. Il, 1857.
To he Union Coal and OI Company:
G misunderstanding used your LubTicating Oil, made
from Camel Coal the machinery Of Cotton Mills n
clue ing Engine and SPindcs, for the last few weeks
are prepared 20 say have found greatly superior
20 Az other excepting the best Sperm fully equal to
thai article for have been paying from dollar
seye nty I'VE cents TO dollars twenty-five cents per
gall IN The Oildistrbutes very perfectly the machine
~ long, and s free from gum, which friction,
and consequently heat.
In,v,ew Of the superior quality OF this OIL EdoP
ted It our Mills From the low price is sold
we doubt not it must come INTO general use.
JANUARY & WOOD,
PrOpretOrs Of Maysyills Cotton Mills.
sbTuaFy 9, i657-dtW lmGw2m
number OF other certificates in the hands Of the
age It's here, which may be seen al any time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-20
THE FAMOUS ROADSTER,
Naugatuck Black Hawk,
Imported b. the Tennessee Live Stoek Company.

THIS SUPERB STALLION will make his second "a
4 at the stable Of the subscriber one IN
mile from Nsshvil the Nolensville Turnpike kSE
and serve at twenty-five DOlaTs the season. In
health aud appearances he ha greatly improved since last
year. He proved himself last year remarkably fOa
gseE Mares from distance will be well cared for, and
grain fed al 81 per week. pasursge without grain al 50 CTS
per week. 2. K. RAINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-20
THE COUSINS, or the Captains Ward.

BY THb AUTHOR OP 81 sKFAROE.u
THE WATCHmAN, by Maitland, author Of
Z" ,EtAroe.' FouHh supply just recsived.
The Reason why careful collection Of many
hundreds OF reasons for things which though generally
Known are imPereeuy Understood. A book condensed
scientific knowiedge fer the million, BY the auhoF In
quire Within" Fourth supply.
For the Lad seS, hiss Lsnber5s enmpIets 0uide
10 needle WORK and embroidery with hundred and hr
teen illustrations and diagya 8
Mrs Haes Receipts Tor the Million containing 4545 Re-
eepts, Fsets Directions &C il the useful ornamental and
domestic arts and in the conduct Ofis being complete
Family Dictionary.
Mrs. HaIe's New Cook Book, tn best published.
Sam Slick, the Clock Maker The funniest book out
swallow Barn.
Horse Shoe Robinson
The Three Beauties, 6y Mrs. SouthWouh.
White Lies, BY Read.
The Lost Daughter. By Mrs. Hentz.
Q1ts Novel. BE- tae author Of - be Initials"
Also variety Of New Works in paper. By Smith
Reynolds, Dickins, AinsWOrth, Maxwell, &c. &c.
For sale BY F. HAGAN.
GPaham's Magazine, for MAY,
CiONTAINlNG many COuIrbUJOns BY the best authors,
y beautiful coored Fashion Plates. etc. etc For ls
BY laPl l6I F. HAGAN, Market street.
GOdey's Lady's Beck for May, just received
BY P. HAGAN, Market st.
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ROCK CITY MILLS.
. LRock CITY MiIIs-Orders
Prof. HaskeII,s Electric OIL

ny wanting Flour Bran, Meal, &c, from Rock City
Mile, will dnd Order Box the Post Ufce and W. II.
GOrdbu Co.'s warehouse, where the calls four
times each day. J BAUMAN & co "A
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CRISP'S GAIETY.

AR W H. CRISP has the honorof announcing, that ths
Vi establishment will be opened on MONDAY BVE-
ING ApYil 2fth, ISIS, limited OPEN Season when
highly distinguished New Orleans U0era Troupe will
opesT. The Box once will be open on Thursday
I'd
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NASHVILLE, March 4, 1858.
H. yoLLryTINE ESQ.,

81. VOLLINTINH, ESQ.,
We have examined your Digest of the Decisions Of tie
Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported the pubcs-
ton Of Mr. Meigs Digest which includes volumes Of
our Reports The points decided are clearly stated and
are grsed to say, that the work characterized BY
accuracy ability and great industry. Ii will be Of much
value to the Bench Bar that you will
the patronage OF the profession which you just
ly entitled.
NELL 5. BROWN. HENRY NJ r FOGG.
R. W. MACG AVOCK. RUSSELL HOUSTON
W. F. COOPER THOS. WASHINGTON.
herman COX. A. e. MERRITT.
MANSON NJ. BRIEN, So. =. VENNlBLE.
JAMES WOODS. EDWIN b. EWING.
G. NJ. FOGG. JNO. REID.
JNO. A. MCCAMPBELL. WIN. h. TURNER
FRANCIS B EOGG. Judge Of the Circuit and
ADRIAN l.. DEMOSS. Criminal Court.
mar4-d&Wu H VOLLINTINE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-20
Prof O. S. FOWLER, Of N. Y.

TTTILL commence a course Of LECTURES Hum
w Science, Life its Laws Funclisns Improvement
& taught by PhrenOlOgy and PhysOl 1gy' and apple
10 Sc improvement, Management OF Children, health
Marriage, &c, early IN APRIL, at - Hall.
He will also tell applicants all about themselves and chill
dTen. his hotel.
POr full part sulars papers and bills Of the day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-20

NASHVILLE, TenB., Jan. 30, 1853.
We are using the Parafine Camel Coal on in Ma
chine Shop great pleasure in stating that have
never used any Oil equal it. Il will very greatly
longer and ubTczJe thoroughly than the qualify
OF other ordinary Ol is Tree from gum, and Is ast
such an Oil needed for machinery. We doubt
must come into general We mink this Oil fully equal
Sperm, and that gallon ia worth InaD
Two Of the best LsTd Oil.
AND'W ANDERSON.
J. B. ROMANS.
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NEW BOOKS
P. HAGAN
MAITLAND,s GRnAThsT WORK.

MAIILAWU'S NhEAIEST WORK.
Q ARIA KOE-A TALB OF NORWAY: By James Matt
land, author OF ssThe Wanderers1 the Watch man
SC, See what Washington Irving says abOutit:
Sunnysde, lTVnStOn, Oeee mbeF I9, 1851.
AT DEAR RRIESD; have read g SIraFOeSi with great
Interest and satisfaction is written excellent STYLE
graphic in It's Details and gives animated aud interesting
pictures Of scenery Manners aud Characters Norway
Different members OF my family have derived both pleasure
and satisfaction from The perusll OF IT. Il has all ss-
ments Of successful publication encourage you to pro-
coed in literary aud wish you pros
PeTity. With the greatest esteem, am your friend,
JAMES A. MaIrLAsD. WASHINGTON IRVING.
For sale by Z, HAGAN
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TWO van liable FARMS FOR SALE.

THAT Valuable farm on which the undersigned has re-
sided for the last eight nine years. Is for SALE lee
the waters Of Big Harpsh river the county Of VIII
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville, Reaf the Eage Of
Tank Richland and CsntrsVe Turnpike, nine miles
from Franklin, the county seat Of Williamson, and within
TWO miles the North Western Railroad being
sructed. The contains about four hundred and eight
acres OF farming land; the county line between
Davidson aRd Williamson runs through the Northwest cor
ner Of the Il formally The well known fArm
the late Wilkins Whiteald.
On this farm two comfortable residences, vita ali ne
cessaEy houses; barn, cribs stables, carriage house. &c.
with excellent young orchard Of most choice u Good
spring water and an abundance Ofnever falling
running different through the farm. AdOin
ing s another Of about Two hundred %
excellent land with good residence, for saa The soil q
s equal 70 any for crops either for grain g
and uniied, they viii be sold separately isgser
may suit buyerD Il s thought bv good judges could be
made OF the best stock in the STATE % is size
As those wanting buy, would Of course Whsh 70 view
premises before purchasing, further DESCRIPTION Il
deemed unnecessary but all nvted % call aae soc for
themselves. aug 25-5O&W1l John L HILL
TWIsH 20 sell the farm which reside, In RiliamsCa
county, adjoining advertised above y Me- John t
Hill, containing BY recent survey, one hundred ana ninety
nine and frat rate farming land with com
Portable dWeRg with necessary Out houses, suitable FOR
a small farm, with good water The arm Is ven enclosed
h gooa fences Including about 8eVea hundred yards Of
stone fence. will sell his place separately or together
with Mr. Hns-as united W0Gld certainly make 1es
irabie farm, and purchasers tBVtea 20 call on Ar
and examine he 'eM SEES LAFlNlA ChAlGhbAD.
For fsrthsF particulars apply 70 LIZ h N snyder - l9
storeof Snyder q FTizEsll, HashVins L. L.
aug5-sodEWu
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SuudPies.


I'VE have also In store the following articles which
~ will sell at reduced pTices:-
30 bbls. Walkers Xxx Ale; > bbls Smiths Xxx Alej
10 casks London Porter, quarts;
10 : " 4" pints;
I25 doz English and Scotch Ales, best brands;
80 - Pits burg Ale, in blttes;
200 /" fresh Cove Oysters;
50 Spieed Oysters,
IS American Pickles, assorted;
100 dog English Pickles,
IS :. Worcester Sauce;
20 g assorted do
10 baskets Champagne, choice brands;
IS chests black and Green Tea;
1000 segars with the usual variety
mention.
feb . WBSsEL & THOMPSON
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILRoAD

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD J
Machine shop, Jan. 2s, 1853. !
This will certify that we are using the Parafine Came
Coal BY the Union Coal and Oil Company Mays
vile, KY Machine Shop and the locomotives
the road and have very carefully
qualities; entirely convinced it is very hns Oil
for machinery, that gallon this Oil fully eQUa
to two gallons Lard Oil Il being entirely Tree
gum machinery Will with less pow than with
any OH we have used although the Oil thin appear
auce II has ubrcating body superior any Oil
ary use and Il is well adapted TO railroads.
c. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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Doubling the Income
COTTON PLANTERS.

DATENTED Improvement in the mauufaeturs OF Yarns
employing spin the crop but about 0ne-fourth he
required it, and this Der consisting Of
children Of six and above and women unHl for
blowing picking cotton.
] am now prepared furnish Planters with this NEW
COMBINATION OF MACHINs RY, inclusive Of the Steam
Engine II necessaTy-namely: The Gin with Lap App5n l.
age machine, and the Sequent Machines the SPIN
ning SERIES and all arranged in the spinning k0J
ths Plantation, complete, with great despatch Also
competent Spnners.
half Of the portions Of the inoo8 the very So
year viii tran for the whole machinery inclusive
Of the Steam Engine and SplnneFs' Wages.
Ny Improvement, It's results 70 the PaEer, is equiFa-
lent bis having purchased Of Plantation, grOes
&c, productive than those he works, and while
his Spinning Interest Will prove his diversion, & viii be
empI from the ana anXstes inherent % planting
gathering and baling up a crop.
NJ TEaHE-machineTy ig cash article but for good
eepancss, grant reasonable facilities, and the
Right Of the Patsat fourth be paid each Of the
arst years. the the yarns bring gnnsd
eOttoR-#ith contract nsunng The payment should we
plantation change pIOprlesOrs.
PROPOSITIONS IRON Planters may be made, and %
know cost Of Machinery in their particular case thsy
must What has been Inc number Of pounds
Of their erOps-OF how many pounds Of yarn day hey
must spin. GEO. G. HENRY,
sDrsEEiy Mobile, Ala.
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1. DENTON, B. B. WAsHBURN,
OkViIle Tenn. GainesbOFO, Ten
DENTON & WASHBURN,

a t q n VS. at IL n W.
WILL practice in the Circuit and ChanCery Courts in
w counties 0l Jackson OVeTtOn, PentTess Putnam Cum
berand and White, and in tn Giro Court Of Van Buren,
county All business entrusted will be promptly
attended TO- Particular attention will be gVe9 70 the col
lection Of claims in any Of the above cOunIss;
% WIN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-20
Superintendent of N. q CIR.

Mr. Knowles is Master of Machinery of Road, and
reliable man, in whose statements We would condde.
V. K. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Rail road.
H. L. ANDERSON,
Superintendent of n. * Z. h. K
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MARBLEMONUMENTS. &C
N, /, SHELTON.
Gold Pen Mandatory.
T. H. HOSKINS

z#s2sslzs Z-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05
Tne democracy oppo.cdto Freed M
Chairman.

the Democracy opposed 10 Freed ON.
The Democratic party proposed to admit
Kansas as slave State with only twenty-five
thousand inhabitants, but insist that she shall
not be admitted AS free State till she has
$4,000 inhabitants.
II Kansas was not to come in under the
Lecompton constitution as q slave State, the
South was not to be compensated BY keeping
her out as free State, for an indefinite mum
Der OF years Mobile Register.
The pos.ponement Of the admission OF Kan
sas into the Union, until she obtains the pop
ulaton which member Of Congress repre-
sents, WAS TO allow the South another chance
to win the Territory. Whether this result
shall very properly be realized or mol, this
was the consideration offered to the South in
the conference act Charleston Mercury.
By the bill the North has been compelled
to consent that thirty three thousand people
in Kansas may be admitted into the Union as
State with pro slavery constitution, while
they cannot be admitted rs AN anti-slavery
state until they number ninety three thous-
and souls.-[Speech Of Eli Shorter, Of Ala
bama.
Kansas has voted upon this land PROPOSE
| ton, and refuses TO accept the terms offered
/ and therefore remains out Of the Union. Thi,
! conclusiyey establishes the fact that Kansas
/ ID ultra anti slavery. This being the case
! the beat thing for us IL for her TO stav out o
| the Union. Her coming in would only Civ,
an accession OF strength to our enemies. L
she should stay out forever, all the BETTER
ISpeech OF Mr.. Boyce, of s. e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05
uecnantcs Tor naIe.

Such is the heading Of the following ai-
rertisement in Mobile paper
One middle-aged Man, goodrou carpen-
ter, excellent character, sound and healthy -
fully warranted also, his Wife, IS years,
Win iheir.s boy Child, aged 4 years, with
prospec, OF increase the Woman 10 field
hand and house woman--all right.
Also, No. Negro Fellow, "a years Of
age, who 10 No. Plasterer-,hires for $50
q month.
Terms, cash, or good paper on short time.
Apply to HoKArio y. 6ouLn,
SIS Royal-st., opposite Court House.
The Democracy advocate the bred Scot,
opinion, which extends and establishes slave
~ in all the territory Of the United States
Aud the Democracy of Iowa have made thi.
opinion plank in their State platform, q
that under their policy, in the Territories o.
Kansas and Nebraska and in all the regiol
west, Shareholders may advertise "Mechan
los for SALE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05

NOTICE is hereby given TO the owners Of the
Lets described in the foregoing situated in the
City of keokuk, Lee county and State of Iowa,
and all others interested, that special tax has
been assessed and levied said lots by the City
Council Of said city for McAdanixing, auttering
and Trimming in the Alley through Block NJ.
IS, and Matchmaking and Trimming on johnson
street, between 18th Il 18th, designated In above
list, and unless ayment be made Of the taxes
levied. and also all casts, before the 22d day Of
October, A. ID. 1858, the said lots, or so much
thereof shall be necessary to discharge said tax
and u. will be sold the day aforesaid, at the
Mayors Office in said City, between the hours Of
clock .. m. and o'clock p. m.
c. G.. STEVENS.
Collector Of the City of keokuk.
Oct l. ls5S-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05

In order to throw OF the yoke OF the slave
power, YOU have but to hold up your heads as
men. II they will call this revolutionary, let
them do 80. 1t is the revolutionary spirit to
which this republic owee its existence. Zap
plause.l
will not waste your time by demonstra-
ting that the power OF Congress to exclude
slavery from the national territories stood,
almost above doubt and question, from the
establishment Of this republic down to the
time when Senator Douglas thought it ne
cessary to invent great principle Of his own.
Every schoolboy knows it, and Douglas, who
is not very timid in denying facts, will hardly
deny this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05
9TThe pro-slavery leaders of the pro

The pro-slavery leaders Of the pro-
slavery Democratic party are opposed to the
protection Of home industry, opposed to
banks, and opposed to free labor.
They advocate the destruction Of banks
for the benefit Of shinplaster dealers they
oppose the tariff for the sake Of benef,ng
the capital and laber of England at the ex-
pense OF our own manufacturers and labor
srs, and they seek to extend slave labor and
bring it into competition with free men in
the territories.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05

r HAVE purchased of Jacob Bushey his Stove
| Foundry and entire business in the Steve and
Tinware business, and win continue the same Mt
the old stand, where l viii keep constantly on
hand a full and complete assortment Of Stoves,
and solicit the patronage OF the trade,
especially the Wholesale trade and will BE- pleased
to SEQ his former patrons, having Foundry Of
sufficient capacity TO make sixty stoves per day. -
1t must be obvious to all that the right place to
buy ia of first hands. / hereby pledge my self 10
the public aud especially 10 the cftisens OF Iowa
to do all In my power to make 1t their interest to
encourage home manufacture.
THOMAS HALE, in.
Eeokuk Iowa Oct. 4, '59-daw3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05
Position sfthe National Democracy
The Washington linton, the organ OF the

Position 81 the Nasionu' Democracy.
The Washington linton, the organ OF the
National Democratic party, says:
ssThe most important part Of the bred
SCOTT decision is that part which affrms that
slavery goes into every Territory Of the Union
under the Constitution, and that the people
OF the Territory have no power to rid them
selves Of It,"
Again;
"Tbat portion OF the Democratic party be-
longing TO the South must not agree to allow
the Democratic party OF the North any lati-
tude Of opinion on national questions"
s'On national questions" That is, on
questions affecting slavery, for on all other
questions latitude Of opinion is allowed
even by she Democracy. But henceforth the
Democracy Of the South, which constitutes
four-6fths Of the entire party in Congress
and therefore controls the party, will not al
low any latitude to their doughface brethren
OF the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05

Subscriptions for the DAILY GArx clrr, and
wssnr vALIaY Vino, must be accompanied by
the cash in ali Gases.
Daily subscribers pay the carrier II they pre-
fer, oacs In two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No job Work delivered until paid for.
All ads ertisements must be paid for in advance,
except In the case OF customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05
nrmecr.t,c oAndlaate..

We see that VIM. G. Wagley, Esq, Of
Warsaw, is announced Is the National Dem
ocrstlc candidate for the State Senate, in the
District composed of the counties Of Ham
cock, Henderson and Schuyler. Also, TINT
MIR. Frazer, OF Myth township, 10 the Ma
tional Democratic candidate for the House
Of Representatives in Hancock county
foais6g Dem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05
Announce N ENTs.

MsssRs, Ep,roas Plsase announce the names OF
J. M. ANDERSON aud I. j. CHKNOWITH as
candidates for Township Trustees 1t the ensuing
election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05
Record of the Dem ocrA.lc Member.

gTIn view Of the rush of emigration to
the gold regions Of western Kansas, Cover
nor Denver has organized the county Of
Araphol, which embraces the Pixies Peak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05
Nv a MaAW FAIM.

TlHHE First Annual Fair Of the Agrcultnrsl,
horticultural and Mechanical Society win be
held at Warsaw On the 18th. goth and 2lst days Of
October, The people Of Lee county are respectful
ly invited to attend. All articles that may be
brought for exhibition win be drsyed from the
leyec to the fair grounds and back, free Of charge
VIM. r. fRaZkE, Prss't,
K. Z. LANE, Secretary.
Warsaw Ill, Sept. so, '66-oct4d3t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05
COAL.

rIHIlE undersigned will cell superior article Of
Coal, IN large or small quantities, for Cash, At
low rates. Having made arrangements for q large
trade during the Fall and Winter, / will contract
TO deliver Coal through town, and at Warsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton WIN. l.. WOOD.
Office on Sd street, at the oehee Of stryker 4
Wood keokuk. q. ID. BRAMBLE,
keul II nj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-05

The Nashville Irenn.) Union, one Of the
brightest luminaries OF the 50 called Demo-
cratic party, and one Of it's principal ex-
FOUNDERS and leading organs, gives the fol
lowing land no doubt true) definition, saying
10 answer to the above interrogatory
sDemocracy il progression. What was
Democracy in Jeffersos's time, is not Dem
ocracy at the present day. What Was Dem
ocracy in Jackson's day, IL not Democracy
now. Aud, indeed, what was Democracy
ten years ago, is not Democracy 10 day
Democracy is progressive"