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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

SELLING OFF!
AT COST!
SELLING Off!
AT COST!!!!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS,
at CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT s Co.'s No. Is Cedar Street
Call and examine for yourselves, the greatest in
ducements ever offered to cash purchasers. We are
fully determined to close entire stock prime
Eastern cost prior to the first day of January next
Merchants wishing TO replenish their stock will
find it greatly to their advantage to examine our
prices. To those wishing to embark in the Clothing
Business, we will dispose of the entire stock good
will and fixtures the most favorable and satisfac-
tory terms.
All persons knowing themselves indebted, viii
confer favor by making early payments. Those
having claims will present them for settlement.
Nov25dtJauP59.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. The river is rising slowly
with "A inches water on the falls.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. The river is rising with 81
feet water in the canal.
PrTsBURG, Dec. 8-There are 81 feet water on
the canal River falling
CNCEEATI, Dee. 3.-noon-The river has risen
feet in the last q hours. Markets generally
changed and dull
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PerorerInnd 1IniI.

ST LOUIS, Bee 1.-The river is rising half an
inch per hour.
Per overland mail-Lieut. MoWry q passenger,
says the gold mines near ella City are represented
by old minetstO equal any California mine. They
are located between una and Pines in Indian
grounds, in neutral territory.
A meeting held at Yuma on the lth Of November
endorsed the Mesilla and Tucson Convention, asking
Congress for 8 Territorial organization.
The Sonora Silver Mining Company are smelling
actively.
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Profeesor TEaskeII.s ElecIrfc %.

P0SIrIV land speedy for Rheumatism AMI Neuragias
"a Deafness, ErysiTeas, scr0Ula- Bronchitis letter, Ring
worm, Sead Head. Nervous and sick Headaches.
III , CiWedil ~ from three % t3celfy minutes. Z K
Lamene Man Beast all kinds Of Sores Feckles and HUI
Cramps and Cole, Pains Of every description cease in
Prices 50 cts, 81 and SO per Bottle.
It is the only real HAIR INFIG0RATOR that viii make the
hair grow when everything else fails; clean the head white and
free from DANDRUFE in ten mnuls, Il shiny, glossy e.
This wonderful Oil IS perfectly harmless burning Bills.
terng sensations with other lotions and linmeus 1t IS plea
SAINT TO take frei soothing and healing severe burn
scald in i've minutes.
This Oil operates the principles Of Electricity thousands Of
miraculous have been performed BY u al over the land
Use everything else then give this OIL trial, and you will
be convinced INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle
shall have il free.
Friend longer send bottle Of Haskels Electric
Oil Consultation and advice given gratis al the Depot, No. %
Pine st.
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Coutrac
ton Of the muscles should try the Eectropeean Bath Be par
tcuar about the directions accompanying each bottle No ped
dle sell this medicine. Only respectable druggists and country
Merchant are agents. who have large hthogph certificate
Bel7qre Of Colrteyeitsl
Every bottle has Professor Haske Oil" blown
the side and edges Of the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature, counterfeit which is forgery
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. IS Pine street, Stint Louie, Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
terms Druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this popu
wonderful remedy by calling person, addressing by
letter, HASKELL 90 Pine Street, Louis, viii have their
orders promptly filled and forwarded.
Terms, Cash 81, 81 S6 Dozen It is elegantly put
up securely packed and variety Of superb LhoEs- Fire
Bills &c, furnished grauitOu'y. Send in orders;
will find itcures and gays.
For sale whoesalehv Twin. PENDLET0N CO., ard ret
yJO. G. PROV T1s--'''- - marld&Wly
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From sonora and ArazOnia.

ST. Louis, Des. 1.-The reported attack of Beale
by the Indians is disbelieEed
The Apache Indians continue their depredations
or the frontiers Of Sonora and Arazonia.
The revolution is in full pr gress
Pesquera lost the support OF the rich men by the
non payment Of money borrowed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04
Reception of Judge Douglas in New
Orleans

NEw ORLEANS. Dec Mr.. Douglas arrived here
this evening al o'clock. The Inequalities Of the
city were extended to him and hundred guns fred
Mayor Stih and the Aldermen received and escorted
him to the 81. Charles Hotel, where an immense
crowd assembled and called him cut He made a
brief speech which was received with great enthu-
siasm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

The following is the constitution Of the Southern
Baptist Sunday School Union, adopted by the Con-
yention at Memphis the 9th ult.
ARTICLE l. This Union shall he known by the
name oftbe Southern Baptist sabbath School Union,
and its object shall be TO provide suitable sabbath
School literature in the shortest possible time, and
At the least possible cost to the denomination, and
n establish and foster Sabbath Schools in every
church and destitute community, and 10 supply
Sabbath School books to those unable to purchase
them.
Art. 2 The officers of this Union shall consist Of
President and one Vice President for each Southern
STATE. and Recording Secretary, and whenever It's
yvsnts require it. and its funds may warrant, Cor
7ssnonding Secretary; also, Treasurer anda Board
of Managers, who shall be elected at each annual
meeting Of the Union. These othoers to continue
in Office until successors are elected.
ART. 8. The officers of this Union shall be reqnir-
ed TO perform the duties usually discharged by like
officers of the same bodies, and shaE oe e1-ey'c'a
members Of the Board of Managers.
ART. L. II shall be the duty Of the Board OF Man.
ayers to procure suitable books and tracts Tor publ
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The GAINESVILLE Je6srsoriaa Of the Let says: awe
regret to learn that Notlinah Smith, youth ten
twelve years of age, son Of Mrs Henrietta Smith,
had his leg broken on Friday last by enc Of the
carts engaged upon the Railroad work near the
crossing Of the Nashville Road"
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NASHVILLE.
SATURDAY moRNTNG, DEC. 4. 1855.

Death has stricked down one Of our most useful
and esteemed citizens. Ex-Nayor JONI a. MoEwES
died last night about seven o'clock. This will be
painful, though not unooked for intelligence to the
large circle Of friends and acquaintance Of the de-
ceased, who have been aware for some months pasl
that he was rapidly sinking under the ravages Of
that fell-destrOyer, consumption.
OF the virtues and noble qualities Of the deceased
is not our purpose to speak nor Of the high es-
teemn which he held by the citizens of Nashville
who knew and appreciated him as a man and a oiti-
zen. That task viii be performed by ADLER hands
by those who knew more intimately the sterling
qualities Of head and heat which marked JOHE A.
McEwEE every inch a man."
We could not learn az what time the funeral of the
deceased win take place. The public, will, how
ever, be appraised Of the time.
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&c nEen KiIlea--Three Eounded

HOPKmsVILLE KY, Dec. 3-Two men named
Ferret and Shelton were shot and instantly killed in
fight, at Bainbridge, in this county, on Tuesday;
also an old man named Greger and two Of his sons
were dangerously if not mOrtally wounded Great
excitement exists in the county. An investigation
of the affair is being held to day.
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cation, and get them printed on the most favorabie
terms and to establish, Wherever circumst ances
would justify depositoyes for the publication Of the
Union in the different States; 70 make arrangements
as soon IS possible for the publications OF monthly
Sunday School paper, and to carry into full effect
the objects Of the Unioa.
AR g. The Beard of Managers shall consist Of
twenty-one members, seven of whom shalt cODsi-
tute quorum for tho transaction Of its business.
ART. 6 The payrecnt Of fifty dollars at one time
shall constitute one Life Director; twenty-five,
Life Member, and FIVE, annual member Of this
Union. Every Sabbath School purchasing during
the wear, $40 worth ofthe publications oftte Union,
shall be entitled to a representative for each add
tional $40 Of its books until they shall have five rep>
resentatives.
Arr. T. No one can be an officer or member Of
this Union, unless member in good standing "oF
OUR FAITH AND ORDER" in some Baptist Church.
ART. s This Constitution may be altered or
amended at any annual meeting Of the Union By
vote Of tEothirds 3f the members present, provided
such alterations or amendments shall have been pres
scented at preceding meeting
ART. 9. The Union shall hold an annual meeting,
and the Board Wheneveri it deems it necessary, shall
have power to call a semi-monthly meeting Of the
Union, at such time and place as they in their judg-
ment may deem expedient
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

The Fayetteville Observer says; "Our friend, Mr.
W. D. Chioh, while at work on the railroad, near
the river, found rather formidable looking tooth,
about three inches long, and an inch and quarter
broad" What kind Of en- animal did it belong to?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

AT the recent term Of the Circuit Court Of Lin
coin county, the Grand Jury returned fOrty-twO
indictments against as many citizens Of the county
over half of which were for gaming, number
for illegal tipping, others for disturbing public
ship etc ETC
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

Capt John Travis, the great pistol shooter of
Louisville, Kentucky, has been in the city several
days. Capt. Travis eOntempates opening shoot
leg gallery for the purpose of teaching the art He
is stopping al The St Cloud
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BY TELEGRAPH.
wreck Of the Alice aTunroe.

BosToE, Dec. 2-The ship Alice Munroe from
Liverpool to New Orleans has been wrecked She
was Insured here for S87, 900.
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Douglas in New Orleans,

New ORLEANS, Dee. 3.-Douglas was welcomed
by all parties He will address the citizens on
Monday. The True Delta dominates him for the
Presidency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

The Fayetteville Observer of the I'd says Mr.. J.
L wilson, Of Lincoln county, killed fifty hogs
few days ago which weighed Is, 4l23 pounds, being
su average Of 8OSl pounds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

The Chattanooga 4dUertisr Of the I'd learns that
Col Luceu PsytOn, the agent of the Pension Bureau
at Washington, has got on the track Of some heavy
rsscaities and frauds perpetrated on the Pension
Department by some one or more Of Washington
county, in this State. The Advertiser adds: 1--WE
hear the thing has been going on for series of years
and the peculaiOn in the way Of spells is immense
The money given upon pension claims originating
from Washington and one other county in that Sec
ton of the State has exceeded that given upon claims
from all the rest Of the State besides. Col PeytOn
Is close upon the heels Of the "Old sinner" and re-
port says he has nailed him; but as it is only re-
port, we give no names One thing is certain, that
a yearly pension has been given for the bedeft Of
an old lady in Washington county, who was supposed
to be living by the Department, but who died in that
county ten years ago and whose funeral was attend
cd by gentleman nov residing in Knoxville"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

John Helms has been convicted by the Circuit
Court at Trenton of bOrss-stesng, and sentenced to
the penitentlary for Eve years.
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THEATRICAL ITEMs.-The Marsh Troupe viii this
afternoon perform the fairy operate drama of Cin-
derella or the Little Silver Slipper for the entertain
ment of the little folks. This drama will afford
rich fund Of amusement for the juvenile portion of
our population, and We trust there will be large
turn out to witness its representation.
Tonight the Marsh Troupe close their engage
ment at the Gaiety with the performance Of the
gorgeous eastern spectacle drama of Aladdin, or the
Wonderful Lamp. In the performance Of this Ora
ma in Memphis, the troupe gained considerable
applause.
Miss Maggie Mitchell opens at the Gaiety Mon
day night in one of her favorite characters. She
has been playing in Memphis during the last ten
DAYS and the manner in which she acquitted herself
in the role of characters in which she appeared,
won considerable applause from the theatre-goers
Of our sister city. The appeal says she has many
admirers in Memphis, and her delineatiOns, al
though they cannot be called great dramatic efforts
are always warmly received by the audience" She
is represented as possessing considerable versatility
of talents and all the requis qualities to enable
her to draw. She will soon be here to give US q
taste " Of her dramatic powers and we trust our
citizens will extend to her the fullest encouragement
her merits deserve.
Miss AvOnia Jones, popular actress at most su
the Southern theatres sto appear at Crisps iaety,
Memphis, Monday evening next. We presume she
will play an engagement in this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

DESPERATE STABBING AFFAIB.-Tne Memphis
Bulletin of the lst says: A distressing affair took
place about o'clock last evening, at house Of i'll
fame in the southern portion of the city, which it is
believed will prove fatal to one, and most probably
TO both Of the parties. A man named VIM. Fink,
timer by trade, and who we believe has borne an
excellent character for good order and sobriety
while intoxicated went to a house on South street.
kept by Margaret Hayden, and being refused ad-
mittance, broke open the door by means Ct billet
of wood and entered one of the rooms. The women
Of the house, four or FIVE in number, all fed the
premises with the exception of one named Josephine
Parker, who, after receiving blow from the billet
of wood drew a small rk-knife and plunged it
into the breast Of Fink, the weapon entering the
s,ernum and penetrating about two inches. Fink,
as We are informed, then drew the knife from the
wound and made at the girl inficting upon her per-
son two severe stabs upon the back Of the head,
laying bare the skull for three four inches, and the
o,ber between the shoulder blades, from the effects
of which the parts Immediately became paraiyzed
rendering her recovery, in the opinion Of the at
teudiug physician, quite impossible. Fink con-
veyed to the station house, and after an examine
ton of his wound pronounced to be in a very dan
! gerous condition"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

"SUT" TURNED EDITOE.-The Chattanooga AdOer-
riser says: ave are pleased to hear from reliable
thOrity that the author Of " SUIT LoEengoOd, " the
facetOus George, is about perfecting arrangements
to commence the publication of a Democratic paper
at Knoxville, and already we have heard mary
say, "if he does, you may put me, and me, and me
down as a subscriber" One thing is sure, that
George Harris is an out and out Democrat, good
writer and tip top clever fellow, and will make
sparkling editor We voueh for that.
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U. $. senator Elected from south Caro-

COLUMBIA. s. c., Dec 9.-James J. Chestnut
elected United States Senator on the tenth bal
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FOR DECEmBER

FOR DECEMBER.
Harpers Magazine December commencing New Volume
Just received by
moves F. HAGAN.
DRANDY,--l essk superior old Otard, Dupey Cos for
Id sale by TERRABs Bh0TAhSs
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The Chattanooga AdUsrttssr says the following
comprise, for the most part, the amount of Chatta
nooga produce transactions for the month ending
November Both These shipments have been made
over the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and were
for Georgia consumption in the main: Hogs, 200 ::
Bacon, 40, 1O4 lbs; Wheat, 6,884 bushels; Flour,
$50 bbls; Whisky, BELLS best,) sos bbls Corn,
5000 bush; Horses, 80; Cattle, 1852; Sheep, $50 !;
TURKEYS and Chickens, 600; Coal, 1872 car loads.
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RATES ON PRODUCE FROM
aShVilIe to Memphis
LELLYETT q SMITH,

nos. 10 AND 70 SOC7R KARkET SZREFZ
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine BFandies and Wines, VghisEzys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
ga WE beg leave 10 call the attention OF our 60
fs5 friends and the trade generally, to large s3
- and we'll selected stock OF the above articles 81
just received, embracing in part:
Brandies.
Sarzerac (lS40) Alex. seignetie;
Otard, Dupuy, very hnei United Society PropTietors;
jules kobni Raynal and Aiussse;
With many other brands
Wines.
Claret, (every grade) Madeira;
Port do do Champagne, Every hnei)
OH sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam, No l Tenn; Hannah:
Lilly Dale do b r Potter:
c T Wills; Corner gtone.
Richardson; j W North.
Tyreauai DeR0sa:
beveryi Peaches and Cream Twist;
Johns Twist; Silver Flakg.
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump.
silver Roll; Langhorne a Armstead;
claiborne < Taliaierro; Pine Apple;
And many Others.
Cigars.
Estrella; La Esearlatta;
Columhlai Imported L0ndres;
Estrella PTimera; La sa vadora.
Smtro de Oroni Imported Solace;
Concno hegalia; do N=sssrode;
La Silva; DO Prpcipe.
La Prueba, Imp do TIabueos,
La suiza, do Ia Hguea;
La Diana, dc Gift
Embracing every grade.
Oct2 LELEEET & SMITH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BROWNLOW PRIMES NEW WORKu
Ought American Slavery to BE- Perpsuated7
Debate between Rev ". G. BroEnow and Rev. A. Prype
held at Phiia pha September, 1855.
Lena Ivers-ty Mary Holmes; author Of Tempest and
Sunshine"
Eu'aT; Sequel to the Foraysrs the Raid Of Dog Days
a tale Of the Revolutionary Gilmore siHms, E=g.
TheTE ss;ars-by Mrs. southEorth.
The Initials-a story Of Modern Life
CAPT. REIDsS WORKS.
oseeola, the Seminole Red FaFn Of the Flowsr Lu
The War Trail, The Hunt Of The Wild Horse rouanes u
the Prairie,
Tie scalp Hunters or Adventure among the Tra7pers
The Hunters Feast; Conversations around the Camp Fe
The Courtshp Of Miles sslndisl and other Poes Henry
WarisWorth LOnEfelioE.
Electron the Franks Of Modern Puez:a Tsevraphe
Epic Tor the Times.
Two Million. Poem-by the author Of Nothing to Wear
For sale by rdec2I FHAGAN
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The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer statesihst during
the session Of the Southern Baptist Sunday School
Convention on the 29th ult., Hons. Stephen A.
Douglas and James c. Jones we're announced as being
present, wbereupOn the President conducted Judge
Douglas to the chair and formally introduced him
TO the convention. Prof. J. NJ. Pendleton then
planned to Judge Douglas the objects Of the cOnven
tion, after which the Judge delivered a brief and
appropriate address vote Of thanks for the ex-
preston of his friendship and kind regard then
adopted.
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A. C. CAR-RR. W.. c. wILLsFORD. J. B.. MFERRIS
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
CARTER, WILLSFORD 81 co,
Successors to Carter Mckay Coz to B. Lanier & Col
HAVE this day associated themselves together under style
and firm Of Carter WillsfOrd & Co for purpose
OF doing General Auction, Commission and Wholesale Grocery
Business having removed to the and commodiOus
and having taken the entire stock Of both houses, will he all
prepared fill orders at the lowest cash prices.
Will settle all claims against the Of Carter Mckay
Co.. and hope that all who indebted them will
ward settle immediately want close the
CARTER, NlLLSEORD & co.
TAVING disposed Of entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors.
&C. to Mesrs Carter, Willsord Co., great pleas
recommending them friends and prompt
business who will always be ready wait them promptly.
They will always keep hand large and varied
ceries, Liquors, &c.
novll-u B. LANIER & co.
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SWAN a. co.'s LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. sNSS Co. Mana
gers Sparta Academy Lottery IN each OF their Single Mum
Lotteries for November le, UGCSTA, GRO in public
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Glass ~ draws
Saturday, December 4, 1858.
Glass - draws on
Saturday, December H, 1883.
Glass IS draws on
Saturday, December is, 1858.
Glass ~ draws on
Saturday, December 25, ISjS.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets!
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED FIVE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE Is CALLED
HI GA -
House Keeping Establishment,
4e PUBLIC SQUARE, Up STAIRS
over formerly Hicks, China Hall, now
:. c. Darden & Cess China Hall,


;. c. Darden & Cess China Hail,
Nashville.
VWTHERE Catalogues thousand Of the articles kent
at hestablshent may be had descriptive the kind
q business he proposes to 10 and the articles ha and 10
he constantly kept for sale 90 cash buyers lover prizes
same kind Of goods have usually sold In this market twill
be his pupo itagys has bee in whatever business he has
been engaged 20 keep with the improvements or the age he
most resIecttuy solcits call from his former patrons and
friends, whether they immediate o. goods his line
or not loet3lI A. II. HICKS.
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BuiIding LOIS for save.

EATE oferng iors number desirable Building
Lots in Hous toms, Shely Bloods ZocoGer's and 9TH
er additions 70 Edgeded These lots most eghy located
few hundred yards from the public square, win sold on tho
most favorable terms. J. L. & r. ". BROWN,
serS5-2m ~ Cherry street.