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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26
Arrival ID fhe RlncIL Tnrrinr

Meeting Of american Shipm0sters-The Brttsh Ont
RACES Continued The Bark AaraiOa Fired iatO-
Iasolsaes Of British Officers.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived at New York
on the goth, with Havana dates to the 10Th.
The United States steamers Fulton and seawitoh.
had been cruising for the Styx and Buzzard. but
had not fallen in with them. At last report they
had touched at CaTdenas and resumed their cruise
The American shipmasters in Havana we're 10
hold meeting the 18th, to pledge themselves 20
sustain the Siekles resolutions and to make ar.
rangements to put their vessels upon a footing TO
resist insolence and assault upon the high seas.
The Danish bark had landed 800 Asiatics at
Havana, a large number having died on the VOYAGE
Capt Jas II. Salter, of the American bark Mar
miou, reports having been fred into by British
cruiser The following is his evidence taken before
the United States Consul at Sagua La Grande:
On the passage of the bark Marmion from Havana
10 Sagua La Grande on the 18th Of May, at IL, A.
NJ a British man OF war steamer called TO nv hest
soon alter came within hail. and ordered me to
heave to, which did, at the same time setting nv
colors. An officer board Of the steamer asked
me the name Of my vessel where FROM, where
bound, SC. Responded, and then asked them if
they had got through. To which question receiving
no reply, l filed away and stood on my course.
On the 22d Of May, at II P. NJ a strong breeze
blowing from Northeast by North at the time, and
being under single reefed upper courses and main
sail brailed up, account Of heavy squalls passing
during the night, within three miles Of Key Verde
bank, standing off shore, a shot was fred across
the Marmions bow, and soon after boat came
alongside As soon as the boat arrived within hail
l asked what boat it was and received in response
that it was man Of-Wars boat, and was ordered to
back my main yard, which complied with. My
vessel at the time being in ballast drifted at the
rate Of two aud half miles per hour towards
shore. The officer commanding the boat came on
board, when asked him if he came to take charge
of the American bark Marmion, and he replied in
the negative Whereupon filed away TO keep off
shore. The officer then came aft on the poop, de
manding in authoritative tone the name Of the
vessel, where from, where bound, her owners, and
the flag under which she sailed. and other similar
questions; furthermore, insisting upon seeing The
cOlors, which were shown to him after the various
questions had been answered.
After the officer had exhausted his catalogue of
questions, I inquired of him TO what man-Of-War
and nation he belonged; in answer 10 which he in
formed me that he belonged to her Britannia Maj
esty's steamer Buzzard. therefore protested
against their proceedings as illegal and unaUthoI-
lied, by causing useless detention when the ship
was in dangerous position, putting in jeopardy
the lives and property under my charge-to avail
myself hereafter for indemnify &C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

1--we have word to whisper in the drivers Of
horses and mules during these sWelteng days would
speak in spirit Of fault finding diotaon, but sim
ple honest pity for the poor dumb brutes, our
work for all seasons, patiently and faithfully
tongues to tell when they sick weak worked
appeal against abuse cruelty. There
something in this defenceess and forced silence poor
NAL that is toing in service which touches
hes keeny whenever him oyertaskeI otherwise
malreaei. None Of know, because the SILENT submissive
sufferer tell how often drive him beyond his powers
when he is Of health beat him nhumanly
TANKS for little awkwariness which he avoid
occasional faug suggishnes, which may arise from
WEAKNESS distress We have rough, coarse hartess
jerk and at and latter with the end Of their
whips with amy club they could in their passion snatch up,
poor mule horse which had failed in great
its strength, exhibited 1ng and natural sulkness into
which had been irrtai by the srOcious brutality Of stupid
and had tempered driver. Scenes OF this kind which may be
almost daily witnessed in Streets enough make ones
very heart bleed We beg those who entrusted with the
and Of draft animals in this oppressive heat to
be fOrbng and patient and kind towards hemto remember
that they have feelings be hurt, strength he exhausted by
work in the hot freedom when they
tired ami speech to mplor consideration for their weakness
or their
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26
Read Thisl--A I1o1lander,s TestimOny.-

Read This!--A HOIIanderss Testimony
jacob Rr living in the Holland settlement Of shebOygan,
Wisconsin, says " After suffering some time the misery
tending utter prostraon mind and body, have been
restored by using BGRHAEs HOLLAND BrrTERs to perfect
health"
The fact Of this remedy being in such high rpue among the
Hollanders Wisconsin, Michigan New York. in fact in every
Holland settlement in the United States argues much its favor
Try -for Chronic Nervous Debility, or any Nervous
Rheumatic, Neuralgia affection. je2O-w&tw Nv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

BSy@ We wish to Inform the public that we have
Just returned from the east with a beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident can offer in
ducements TO purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices are an object we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention Of the Ladies especially to
lot of side striped Berege and Mus,;ns, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
of Drsss Goods. Our stock of staple goods is very
complete all Of which we wish to dispose Of imme'
diately on terms most favorable to purchasers. Cal
soon and examine for yourselves.
I. C. NICHOLSON & Co.,
apr7-tf No % Public Square.
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UThe Knoxville Citizen, Of tn, path says We in
formed that the agent Of the East Tennessee Virginia Rail-
road Company this place receives in payment for freight
passage the road the scrip which gave notice week
two since Though this may it affect the legal
fly Of the issuance Of this scrip as circulating me
dunn for, understand, the Tennessee expressly
forbid the circulation Of such nromises to navn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26
OninIons of fhe sunreme Conrt,

The Legal Profession Magistrates and others interested, vii
bear in mind that the UNION AMERICAN OF the paper
authorized publish the opinions Of the Supreme Court
abstract Of the same, furnished by the Attorney Genera
the State. We publishing the opinions Of the
its recent session at Jackson rapidly they to hand
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

STRAW OvERsHoA patent has been granted citizen Of
Utica for kind oyehoe designed FOR persons travelling
by sea and land Straw being conductor Of heat the
raj warmth Of the foot retained without being subject sodam
ness by the foot sweating, the being porous either
sorbing the dampness or allowing it to pass of.
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NASHVILLE, June p, 1858.

d
LEssrR Wggonsr Hfss. Aa5rslrS, Dard and SiRclair:
SRs-Your participate the ceremonies Of the 81
Of July has received and considered by Nashville Typo
graphical Uuon the undersigned instructed aCquaint
with acceptance Not only Of pleasure have We
join you commemoraou National Birth
day, duty Of the reveri
patriots who achieved om We regard it the duty oeyey
American his eucyors perpetate and nstl into
the minds Of the youth the country and love for
for the deeds of the Fathers The Repubcy should De
stanty reminded at what great sacrifices liberty
what super human eNeons devotion it required
thIow of the yoke Of tyranny, proclaim their freedom The
Of WASHINGTON, and those Of his compstro
remembered with the hottest yeneaton-never associated
aught that is not pure, and bears not the stamp
of virtue.
Let us then, join doing homage to the memory Of our Revo
lutonary siresi Respectfully.
ii. C. MrLAuamIv
j. l.. KIRBY.
!. pIANTuN-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

sEvES YEAR FLooDsThe Western waters were very high in
8 and 81 Seven years after in "A; and in seven years again
in 81 and then again in So have gatood. The upers-
uOus exercise their talents upon magical number
ssoea. We told that Indians held to such
tradition, also, Of a seven year food.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

The Quaker Soldier. or British Philsdelpha. Iso-
cal Romance, in two volumes. Prior I'M paper 81 %.
The Yellow Friga Or he Two Sisters hF Capt James lant.
Never has Mr. Grant acquitted himself better than IN this, bis
latest and charming production I Of early
Scottish history, and the story upon The romantic and cl
destne marriage Of the young Duke Of R0hy, Afterwards james
" gallant and magnificent monarch that he
Scoish dadem, the beautiful but unf0unae Mara Drum
moud WIFE his Queen; and the daring exploits o. the
Laird Largo his yellow Frgaie, cannot fail &c be PlT in
taresing." Paper, prioe 50 cents
Olivia: the Maid Of Honor, by g. W NJ Reyn0dG Pa,
Robr, Oakland CT the Ouast Orphan, By Leigh Re For
sale by Fs HAGAN,
res Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

1.-THE Memphis A0alaaets says the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen OF that city xed the salaries Of the officers 10 be
elected for the succeeding year follows: Mayor s25OO Re
oOrier $780, Marshal $780, Captain Of Day Police $780,
Captain Of Night Police $780, Tax Collector ~ per cent ana
Wharf Master 10 per cent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

TEyHE firm of ALLISON ANDERSON & CO., composed Of
And. Allison, 7. Anderson, and W. D. MLanahan by
mutual consent the lt June the retiring
Mr. MLanahan the firm. And Allison T.
are alone wind up the business
Those indebted firm requested make payment
without delay and having claims against pre-
them for payment. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

Having purchased MLanahans interest in the goods
taken partners business Dixon A. Allison and
John johnson We shall continue stand where
will pleased old friends merchants generally.
Being anxious TO down our present stock low pOssbe
preparatory purchase will offer inducements prices
those wishing repensh their stock. We shall glad all
times to receive orders, viii DO
isfactoriy. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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TT stated by authority, the Portland IaineJ ygas
that the Directors OF the Steamship Company charge
the monete steamer Leyiaan determined to place that
vessel upon the line between England America 1t sup
posed that the Leviatan will make trip early next season.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

- SMETHLAND, PADUCAH, -
elL41.-Ea LOuiSVities ~. EOuiss and slla1EIa
- Va emphis Regular Pack -
cts, leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 10 o'clock A. NJ. The
splendid passenger Steamer
MinnetOnka, Capt. H. c. Uatheney,
will leave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
Cuba Capt. James w. Hunt
will leave Nashville on ednesays and Saturdays 10 o'clock
A. N. The light draught passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis, capt. 3. l.. EBatemams
will leave Nashville Tuesdays Fridays at O'clock A. VI.
The first class light draught passenger viii
leave regularly those appointed days. making connections
with the T. Mail Packets above named places
For freight orpassage apple on board o
june "a A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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no Selling or or! OEg--The
9~S@s remainder Of the stock OF RIGS PARrs BoS1rrs
AND AIIERv GooDs the New York Emporium, viii be sold
within this month at great sacrifice, without regardo cost
any other consideration Exchange money taken at 50 cents on
the dollar [unh Is-d&w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

II The Journals of late General Assembly are
oomplss The hands Of gentlemen employed to distribute
them. They viii delivered thsdiaeent portions Of the state
in a few daps.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

" Persons leaving the city for the summer months can have
the UNION AND ANERCAS mailed them any point
any required time BY leaving their address at our counroo
No. lINorth Cherry street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

1.-THE Memphis ADeal notices the arrest Of two men, Al
BERT Locus and E. JOHNSON, upon fatboat lying
river, the mouth of the bayou. searching the boat the
officers found twenty good half twenty counterfeit
dimes also Two twenty dollar forged notes. on Kentucky
and Missouri bank Besides these there were in che boat
two double barrel shot and rifles, which we're
taken possession Of It probable they gun
smiths shop New While the officers we're thus engaged
Of the observed syy throw something into the
water On being closely questioned, she acknowledged that
had thrown overheard set Of mOuld used casting COIN The
officers expect to be able recover them The two men we're mt
in iaU
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Regular Passenger Packets,
ileL.Ll Ia
- LOUISVILLE.

Inc Splendid Lg1t- Draught Passenger steamers,
JOHN GAULT, j. II. BUNCE, Master.
TEMPEST, d. G.. PARR, Master
FAVE above, alternately, every TUESDAY evening
o'clock, for Louisville and all intermediate points, con
Meeting at louisville q. Mail Packets for CINCINNATI
Wheeling and Pittburg. Through Receipts given for freight
cities, per Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Merchants
and Shippers may rely these boats leaving advertised
freight or passage apply on board, or to
mar24 H. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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U7It thought that than half crop ef wheat VIA,
be made this year in Henry county, Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

II Our city subscribers who fail receive their papers reu.
ar viii 0bge rs by reporting the same at our Office that We
may o0rrect the matterat once
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live learn from the Knoxville CHissa that arrangements
had been made by which the Branch Of the Bank Of Tennessee
that place would commence business on the 2lth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

~ .-azs Bank of West Tennessee, at
SSs-.s1s AEMPus.-Tie notes Of this Bank VIII be
redeemed The Uuion Bank Of Tennessee at Naslyills. Tt-t
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correspondence.


FRANKLIN, TENS., June q, 1858
To Ire members Of the AsA rifle Typographical Union:
DEAR SmsThe undersigned Committee Of Invitation, APP
posnted by Commeeof Arrangements Public
given Franklin Saturday ID July next celebrate
the SO Anniversary National Independence
daily you present. and participate
Invites of the day
Respectfully,
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NeW VRrtety store.

VIZ b. GRUBBS, wholesale dealer in Gold and Gilt
w Jewelry. Fancy Goods, &c, No. 3 South side Public
Square, next door to Berry & DemOville.
This establishment has been recently opened with entire
stock goods, comprising article in the line, usually kept
in similar establishments The proprietor trusts, that from
somewhat extended experience business, and deter
nson quick sales low profits that he viii receive
msyis VI. B. GRUBBs. Z
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he Alumni of the University of NASH

To the Alumni of the University of Nash
vile.
You are hereby notified that the annual meeting of
Society will he held at the Teaer on wednesday, 30 at
o'clock, P N.
The Address will delivered by the Hon. WV NERoEH Of
Jackson Miss full attendance of the members is earnestly
solicited.
Hw,N VAUGHN, R. c. FOSTER n,
JoHv NJ LEA, II. VI. R. FoGG,
p LINDSEY NICHoI, r. T.. DEERY,
iea6t5s Committee Of Arrangements
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

CoTToN LICEWe good deal Of complaint planters
in Middle Tennessee of the ravages Of the lice upon their young
plants this pest has made its appearance
Georgia. The Columbus Sum- OF the 22d, says:
The few cold days last wrought quite change in thu
prospects Cotton that appeared vigorous and thrifty
the week previous underwent great change in few days. visit
last Friday and Saturday, the plantations which
had passed the week previous, developed greater blast
than thought could take place short time The hel
which, previous VISIT promitei fair, present tn
appearances Of from the of the cotton lice and muc
Of has been badly injured that il is dying, leaving
places very had stands. And if what our late visit
index TO the condition Of the plant in cotton growing states
the extent OF the damage by the late cold spell has been
heavy The plant the Old sandy lands seemed to have ufere
most
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

1.-THE UNION AMERICAN is for sale every morning on the
cars Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad by THouAs
CABLER, news agent.
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5All the Engii papers agree that the efforts of cha. Gov
ernmen' to suppress the slave trade are futile
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TAW g. BEERS
HIIO d u8BIaIa I'M ny
A CARD.

HAVING sold entire business to Mr. A. DELIssER
wish in this return sincere thanks to
friends the very liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed and TO solicit for continuation Of the
same.
All firm will be collected by Mr. DELISSER
his authorized AGENT who is alone empowered to settle the
LYONS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-26

EAST TENNESSEE GRAIN CRoPsThe Knoxville Southern Cdi
GEN. the24h, contains the following paragraph in regard to
the crops in that section Of the State:
The frosts hy, finally the have we'll nigh
destroyed the entire wheat crop, and also the oa Of East
Tennessee From county have intelligence Of almost
the total failure Of both Col JOHN WILLIAMS, OF the most
successful wheat growers Of whom have any knowledge in this
county, reports CROP which should have yielded him 2U
bushels at least being completely ruined that he may not
have 900 bushels.
This shows probable sorness Of the crops East Tennessee
prepared expect the information have
hereLolore received from that nnarter.
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air and Mrs. JoHs DREW are at he National Thes,r
Pittsburg, playing TO fun houses
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DK. D. ID. GILNO On.

DIR. T.. ID. GIL son,
OMGPAIHlST has removed his Office permanently, to the
House recently occupied by Capt. Williams, north Cherry
Street June CIV.
An DREW }. SMITH,
no. IS, BROADWAI, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
DEALER
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL WAGON ANLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nd all other articles in his business which he offers
IN wholesale and retail low for cash. at the above stand
feb6-Iy
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WHO CAN REAT IT Z
Manny's Combined Reaper and


Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT This
wv celebrated Machine received the first premium Of Grand
MEDAL the best combined Reapng and Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair, held Louisville
KY September 1857. The trial came Of near Syracuse New
York July, where all the principal Machines in the United
thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
through Marshal P Wilder President United States agricultural
Society, at Louisville Ky.
also received the best Reaper, and
Mower separate committees appointed by the Pes-
dent Davidson County Agricultural Society, at Nashville,
in July, 1857 Of the machines in
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season, every Machine America
The above machines for SALE by the undersigned,
B. T. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELES & CO..
fpf17-dG-wH Nashville. Tenn
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VTNIVERSHTE OF NASHVELLE.--The Examin-
of will to-day and continue this
week and three days the The Trustees, relatives of stu
dents Professors Teachers other colleges and schools
well the friends EGucaon generally respectfully invited
to attend. by order of the Faculty.
June 43-,f. RICHARD OWEN, Sec.
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PROFESSOR AoAssz.-It statement in the 4the-
u that after ALL and spite his many former refualss
Prof AsAz, Of Boston, viii De for the dictatorship
the Museum Of Natural History Of the de Plante
Paris. It appears be fvoe wish Emperor NAPOLEON
70 draw this celebrated scholar, whose personal acquaintance he
made in Switzerland, Paris. been offered salary
Of 2 900 francs and immediate senatorp which brings
another $4,000 francs; and at last he consented 90 over to
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NASHVILLE.
.ATgRDAE monrIre, JUNE %, lsss.

s Lebanon Herald says the corn crop Of wilson county
looks veii' and promises a heavy yield.
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By TELEGRAPH.
The united states and Nlcar.qD..

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The estate" news.
paper says that the President is determined to
send an armed force to Nicaragua to show The Gov
ernments Of England and France our wav TO the
Pacific is not to be interfered with.
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NEW YORK. June 25 -NOon-Flour a 40a4 IS;
Wheat, western, white DIAL "a, Red unchanged
Cor mixed 72a75 white 75a7s yellow sla92 !;
Mess Pork Is so; Lard 100; Whisky declining.
The River.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-fhe river is falling with
feet water IN the canal
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AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES


LANTEE3s PHILLIPS q co.
ON MONDAY, JUNE ssfh, 1883, viii sell for Cash in
Waehouses complete assortment OF Groceries,
consisting in part as follows viz:
80 hhds Sugar. lg0 boxes star canaiesi
900 bags Coase; 100 \ and Z do
Is bbjs new Molasses; IS bxs selected W. R. Cheese;
90 bbs rusd & pod Sugar; 800 barrels White Whisky;
a lits Waclerel; Is do n. y. Brandy
$50 raekacss N. r. Rasns. 10 do Holland Gin;
s sacks Almonds 1uO sNaisi
y SaTdines - dozen Painted Buckets
90 boxes Cove Oysters; 30 nests Tubs;
10 bags Pepper; . boxes Starch;
3 chests Tea; $50 do soap
- iales Cotton Irvine; . do Doyie's Candles
3 coils Rope; lO1 dozen Aason's Backing
Is Matches; lOV boxes tiasksi
Together with numerous other articles make MP complete
sale. LtAlEk, PHILLIPS q CO.
je29-dm No. 30, Market street.
Auction sale o Groceries,
Tuesday morning, June 90 at 10 o'clock,
Is College street. DILLON & co.
Auction sale Of Groceries,
Tuesday morning, June ., at 10 o'clock,
Is College street. DILLON & co.
Auction sale Of Groceries,
Tuesday morning, June 20. Mt 10 O'Clock,
Is College street. DILLON & co.
Auction sale Of Groceries,
Tuesday morning, june %, at 10 o'clock,