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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-06
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-06
The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at So
per Annum, payable IN advance, or IL Cts. per
Week Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFniE: 7th STREET, near BROAD
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-06
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16
Mrs. DO XLE
81 sa
NASHVILLE SPRING RACES!
THE SPRING MEETING

THE SPRING MEETING
Will commence on Monday, 18th day Of May, 1885, with
q Sweepslske for all ages / mile heats 800 entrances
$50 forfeit Gen B. +. Cheltham b. N Lizzie Bugg,
b. Epsilon dan By AindeIbyi years old T. Round
tree Kate Hays, BY Albion, dam By Prlan,
years old JnO. kennedy names g. by Emu, aain Dy
AindeI BY; years. W. 4. Cheaiham Dames By Glen
cOe dam By LeViathan; years Col Geo Elliott names
z C. Webb Allen by Albion, dam BY LevIathan years old
ID ACE-SR eepstake for years old. l mle heats.
$lOO entrance; $25 forfeit ~ T. Chatham names en- L
BY Glencoe dam bg Levialhan J. Mathews names b. BY
Wagner, dam by LsvaIhan. Gen. ". G. Harding names
or I. by Epsilon, dam by Priam. Gen. W. q harding
names Dr. BY Epsilon, Oam BY Margrave W. l. Round
tree names ca by Albion, an BY PrIam. Kelsey Po"-
ers names che BY Albion, dam BY Levlathan.
Tuesday, MAYl8, 1858.
Sweepstake for years old. l mile heats. $500 en-
.-1Dcs 40 forfeit Abns. Turner names b T. Bette
MaueE By shamrock dam By BelshazZ4r Rice and Calgy
name POI Sos, BY Glencoe dam by otumps imported
John kennedy names BY Albion, dam bJ Ainde[oy
John Kennedy Dr. By Alblon, dam 81 Leylaihan
W. T. ROUNDUP names CD BY Glencoe, dam BY PTlam
REDNEDAY, MAY 10, 1855
SWespstske for all a es. mile heats goo entrance
Aude1by: years old I'd. Thompson names b. M bsttie
Hawkins; 5 years old. ". T. Cheatham names BY
Glencoe dam By Leviathan; years cd. I. e.. Moore
names en- { BIZ Glencoe, dam BY Frank years old
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1855
ssonstaEe for uutrled years old. One mile heats 800
entrance. S25 forfeit W. 1. kOundHee names CHI by
A binn 1ain by Pugm. John kennedy names blk C: by
Abop dam By eviathan. John Kennedy names &. by
Erau dam b. AuGeIby W. T. Ihealham names ca. I. BY
Glencoe m ~ lie vlaIhan. James JACKSON 70. c.
h, Glencoe dan b. Otheo. Col ELrtT ca.
~ AIbTp aam b. Levlalhsn. Gen. ", g. Harding names
ca / b, slbou dam BY Pram Gen. w. q. Harding names
br + b. Epsilon. dam b. Pram. Gen. W. 4. Harding
names B.. b. Epsilon, dam b. Margrave. Rice and Cur
tey name b. c. by Yorkshire dam b. Glencoe. 7. &.
Moore names CD c. by Glencoe, dam BY Frank.
FRIDAY, NAY q, 1865.
Proprisior's purse, $lOO One NILE heats
% RAos-PTupuelOIs purse $IOO One mile heats for
Beaten 8 years old.
SATURDAY, MAY p, 1858.
Propristors purse $3.50 Handicap two tiles and half
MONDAY, MAY a, 1858.
Match for $500 side; 81 900 iOTfslt mile heats.
James Jackson names c. Es Bynum b. Glencoe dam BY
Othelo years old. Vim. R0undLree ames Gu. + By
Glencoe. dam Jane Watson By Priam. years old
SWEEPSTAkE PROPOSED
To be run on the first day Of the Fail Meeting with year
ods $500 entrance; 800 fOIfsig two mile heats or
more to make race 10 name and close the Ism day
of May 1858.
- Security will be required for the forfeit.
s. J. CARTER.
aprl6-sodtd. Proprietor
The Louisville Journal will publish three times, and for
ward bill to this Office for collection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

BGg- The Boston Post says that the impudencs of
the English in violating our flag under pretence Of
suppressng African slave trade, while they are
importing into their colonies Asistic slaves by thou
sands, and numbering half Of them by starvation,
suffocatiOn and other cruelty, is insuerable John
Bull is the greatest braggar and hypocrite on the
face of the GLOBE and the most insOlent aggressor
The old rascal ought to be punished for his iniqui-
ties in manner that would teach him to pay some
little respect to the rights Of other nations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16
COMMERCIAL.
Na.hvILIs mnrket, NAY Is.

COTToE-We heard of no sales to-day, and during
the week the sales have been very light.
ToBAoCO-F Fisher Wheless & Co. sold ten hogs
heads at 700, $50, sos, 700, $50, 40, $50,
775, 6.85, 555; and A. Hamilton nine hOgsheads at
$50, Z 80, $50, 5.85, S.85, 49O, 5.45, 5 IS, co.
PRovIs1oNs-Bacon continues to come in pretty
freely, and fnGs ready sale at &c for shoulders &c
for hams 9!o for Sides and Sc for hog round. Lard
is worth 9@9I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

Il is stated that within the last twenty-five years
the Baptiss in the United States have made clear
gain of sos churches, 4224 minister's and 599, 6Ss
members, being an annual increase Of835 churches,
1872 ministers. and 26, 500 members. The increase
for the last ten years has been much greater in the
southern than in the northern States-the greatest
increase having been in Virginia, Alabama, and
Missouri
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

M The editor Of the MurfreesbOro' Telegraph
is one of the fellows that meets question boldly.
He says thst since Messrs BELL aud READY LOOK
thsir position upon the Kansas question: certain
withdrawing ones among the slperlatiUsIy wise
of the Paul Prys Of democracy, have PrOPOunded 70
him an iuterrogatory in the following shape " are
you BsHman, or Grsyou Ready maH9"
This the editor answers by saying he is for b0tA'
With regard to his opinions upon the recent phase
of the Kansas questions he respectfully informs
those democrats d" who manifest 50 much concern
about our views that our private opinions are sacred
until We see cause to make them public"
We suppose our friend has been under the indu-
ence Of the revival as it is the first time we have
ever had the slightest evidence that he held to
opinions Of that character.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

IMPoRrATIoNs OF IMPROVED STooK.-The Boston
papers announce that the Massachusetts, Society for
the Promotion Of Agriculture has determined to
make fresh importation Of stock from Great Brit
ain, and that SANFORD HOWARD, ESQ, the Aricultu-
raj Editor Of the Boston CuItUstor will go abroad
soon for the purpose Of making the necessary seleo-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

Bs- The MurfrsesbOrO' Telegraph says that
Judge TURNER will not permit 8 man to serve as
Juror at but one term of the Criminal Court in
twelve months. This kesps professional Jurors
ont Of the ring.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

RS- Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, candidate, for
the Presidency, is now canvassing the South. We
venture that some who are now sppolOgising for
his aboitionism will have to take water.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

BSr Messrs. Everett, Bell, Crittenden, Fillmore,
Fremont and Douglas have all been named in differ
ent directions, by the opposition to the National
democracy, for the Presidency in 1850.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

Bea- Some of the Memphis papers acknowledge
the receipt of the New York papers through ADAMS
Express Company, in three days from the latter
city. We regret that It's enterprise does not ex-
tend in the direction Of Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

TIE BIDS FOR TREASURY NOTEs.-The proposals
for ve-mion instalment Of treasury notes, which
had been advertised for, aud which were opened
yesterday by the Secretary of the Treasury, dis
closed a very large offering The biddings amount
ed to the enormous sum of S24, l3l, 900; of which
S4595, 600 was offered at rates Of interest below
FIVE per cent, 1881 at the rate Of five per
cent, and S4,165, 900 at rates exceeding that
percentage. The lowest rate Of interest pro
posed for was 81. very small amount was proposed
for at as high a rate as six per cent.
The great magnitude Of this offering proves two
facts-namey, that there is a very large amount Of
cash capital in the country for investment; and,
second that the credit of the government is unim-
paired by its recent loans We explained the other
day the great improvement that had taken place in
the commerce and business Of the country, and how
it was that the low condition of the federal excheqder
resulted from this very healihiness Of business The
biddings of yesterday prOveahat whatever may be
the temporary wants Of the treasury for time, the
restored health and stability Of the money affairs Of
the country viii enable any demands Of the treasury
to be promptly responded to by the mercantile class
Washington Union, HAY llth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

DEMOCRATIC HERALD.-This excellent democratic
journal. under the management Of Messrs. PORE
and HoRsuEY. Columbia, Tenn, makes It's appear
ance this week in an entirely suit from head to
foot rejecting great credit upon the good taste and
enterprise Of its worthy ProPrietOrs.
We commend the Herald to the business men Of
our city and other points, as first rate advertising
medium: and to the party as an able and energetic
advocate of democratic principles. We wish the
proprietor and editor the most abundant success.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS
BANCRoFTs HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
". Z. BERRY & CO.,
HAVE NOW ON SALE
IN
THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
VOLUME VIZ.
By GEORGE BANCROFT
OCTAVO UNIFORM WITH THE PRpvr-
Gus VOLUMES

Thisis the asi Of four volumes Whieh vii sub,,. M,
period Of the American Revolution from The Blo,,s. -
Boston to The Trsaty OF Peace Pans In 17s2 and
tana, In great degree from manuscript and uueabH,z
urees, tie history Of the nation dungtfs drst portion ar
ihs eVena period, including the Blockade Of Rogos B
boz, the general Organization she country The altr
Of sCharsI Of Massachusetts the resistance Of The -
pie Of Maislchusous, tie spirit Of the Sou ths Co.,,
Of l77l he progress Of measures in England Pran., 80
elsewhere the Battles Of Lexington and Concord thu S.
Of Boston, the Congress Of HIS he choice Of W..bpo
As Commandsr-in Chief, the Battle Of Bunker Hiu So
As there will doubtless be great demand for The B.o,
OF me revolution independent Of The prsesdnr volur
The work. hsls four volumes viii aiso be published ,ss.
faoiy Is ne American Revolution, Vols, L r. III "
WIN VILE page and binding to eorr8spOnd-
me publishers Invite The attention Of the renders Of ne
present Toiame Of Mr.. Banero1s History hs United
States to The arst six volumes the work. bs dsinauih
cd merits OF which have been gratefully asknowIsdd b.
bis eountry men" For sale By
W. r. Berry g. Co,
"As'' Public Saaurs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

HRundsfslgnsd haFiag suggested 10 hs CLERK Of ne
Davidson County COurttas insolvency me esAle o.
Joshun 81 Stephenson deceased notifies all persons having
claims against said esate Ole them win ne ulefE q
said court on before The arst Monday in Decanoef nez
sprii io@wsms WILLIAM KENNEDY, Admir-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16
CLIFTON

ON dzy the 18th DAY OF Nay next at O'Clock, A..
" NJ tue premises will sell eleven lots Of ground in
Chiffon, continuing from 4 TO q acres.
CUHop is situated on the Charlotte Turnpike, two miles
west Of Nashville The ground elevated and command
ing and well adapted county residences, market gar
deUs, dairy farms, etc.
Lot No contains 10 scrss and fronts the turnpike.
10 No Is, is situated The corner OF Bass street and
Hi Avenue and c0ngaIns acres
Lot No 10, a. the corner OF m and Clifton Avenues con-
tnins al out acres
Lot No 20 Al the corner Of Clifton Avenue and Morgan
Street. cont aims about 4 acres
Lot No. 81 fronting on Hill Avenue and Morgan Street
contains - acres.
contains i acres.
Gan street and Hill Avenue,
Lot No Al fronts on Clifton Avenue, contains 2H acres
il surrounded BY streets OF excellent soil, commanding
fine view OF the city and river, an excellent lOeRaOR
lor country residence, market garden or dairy farm
Lot No ~ contains % acres and fronts On CLINTON Ave-
nue. AMI " akeT Street.
lots No IS and IS each contain about nine acres, and
front Branch and Martin streets.
Tbssgbove saleis positive and without reserve.
TFRws-One fourth Cashbalance IN 6 -, and IL mOnih5
fer ties payable In Bank, satisfactorily secured Deanng IN
ttresI, q nj a lien retained.
The Umnibus viii be % hand as usual.
Those DESTROYS examining tLe premises before day OF
sale, will please call on ,,-,,,.,,,,,
may5td -.H: Y D LlN'DoLSA'
POSTP ONEMENT.
The above sale is popOned uuIl the 18th inst, when
mayII-tI A. v. S. LINDSLBY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

ELoPEMENT OF A MARRIED WOMAN WITH DAN
RIcE's RHINoCERos Mamie Daughter Mr.. Jacob
Emery, proprietor Of the Great Western Hotel, on
Market street above Thirteenth, eloped few weeks
since with a man named Joseph Sergeant. The
woman was but recently bride, having married
drover nam ed Joseph H. MOsely, whose home is at
Hamilton. Madison county, New York. The affair
appears to have caused some excitement in Pitts
burg, oeoasoned by the appearance in that city Of
Mr. Emery in search of the fugitive. Mr.. MOsely
was marred in this city on the S0th of August, 1857
and the couple went together to the home Of the
groom, in the State of New York. They afterwards
came on to this city, and the husbands business
calling him away, he went West this spring, leaving
his wife at her fathers hotel The stay Of Mr. Mosey
was more protracted than he expected, and when
he returned for his wife, about the middle OF the
present month"; he learned his CONSERVATION that
she had gone away with Sergeant 1t seems that
when Mr.. Mesely went away and left his wife in
this city, Dan Rice happened to be in Philadelphia
to perform an engagement at Welch's National
theatre Some of the men attached to his great
show we're qusrtered at the tavern of Mr.. Emery,
and among others, was Joseph Sergeant, who has
under his especial care the rhinooeros; man named
Thomas C. Kramer and one Sandy Bronson. By
some means, Sergeant managedtO win the affections
Of the too susceptible Mrs Margaret MOsely, and
when Dan Rice concluded his engagement, the
parties elOped from Philsdelphia and went towards
Piusburg. Inquirer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

BANKS IN COEyEoTIoUF.-There are seVenty-six
banks in Connecticut, with an aggregate capital Of
twenty millions six hundred and eighteen thousand
seven hundred and tWenty-three dollars. To insure
their better regulation the Governor IN his message,
sent in last week, reCommends-
First, That the banks be prohibited from paying
interest on deposits. Second, that they be pro-
hibited from making loans call. Third, that
their circulation be limited to amount not ex-
ceeding seventy five per cent their capitsl stock
Fourth, that they be required to make monthly re-
turns Of their condition to the bank commissioners.
Fifth, that they be required to keep on hand an
amount Of specie equal to per cent, the total
amount of their indebtedness, and if during any
month their average amount shall not be equal to
this requirements all discounts shall cease until they
shall be restored to such condition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

~ Great sPpreheasIsus are fsIs in the Southern
States that the coming sumner viii be very sieky
one and that the dresdful soOurge Of yellow fever,
from which the South Eas 50 unusually exempt last
season. viii return this year with greater violence
than ever. This fear is based upon the fact that
the long continued freshets at this particular time,
are likely to breed febrile diseases. Nearly one
fourth ofths land on the Mississippi from Vieksburg
down to the mouth of thst river, has been over
flowed for many weeks, and all the swsmps, bsyOus
and lag0ons at the South are gOrged with stagnant
water. In thu Interfere Mississippi, Alabama, and
Georgia, the freshets have been unprecedented.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16
"a RkIEs, . a brown.
RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and Prescriptionists,


No. 10, South side Public square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
A COMPLETE ass0rtme Of English and American
"A Chemicals, pure and unadutsraed Drugs, fresh and
genuine Extracts select powders, etc, always hand
ElaVOTing Extracts, etC-
Lemon, Rose, Vanilla, Pine Apple StTaEbsry Celery, Al
m0nd Raspberry Peach and Orange extracts for aaVOrng
Bermuda Arrow Root, lsngassl Gloves, hutmegsi
Cinnamon, elc.,at RAINS & Browns.
24,OOO Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
w In receipt OF the extensive Stock Of
w Garden Seed ?, embracing many and valuable
VaHees brought this market. They all Of the
Of 1857 from ths following houses Of well known
reputation:
b. Landreth & Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden, With6rHield, &c.
Risleys FredOuia, New York
Shaker Gardens, South Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready for
gFatutOus distribution. Call and get one.
In additions the sbOVeN have large supply Of the most
usual varieties By tas pound and Beans and Peas By the
bnsnel
1000 Paper Flower Seeds.
Just received from the celebrated house Johnson Rob
bins & Coz thousand Of Flower Seeds. Tho lovers
Of Flowers have larger and better assortment from
which make their selection Of Seeds than hs5 have here
tofore had in this city. RAINS & BROWN,
No. 70 South side Public Square,
JanIA Opposite the Ma Ssl House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16
Missouri Lands for Sale.
Attention!
Emigrants and Spectators.

TgANING made an arrangement with eIte nsiVe Zeal
Estate firm in saint Louis, offer for sale liberal
Terms large number tsirable and unim proved
containing each from 70 On acres and Ice tied In
the following c0untess Jefferson, Wellington franklin
MadsBn Polk, Usage, Montgomery, GentTy, Cole and
number Of other counties. number Of the farms well
improved we'll watsred and tmbefsd and portions Of the
ands In a nIgh state Of cultivation,
We will furnish those wishing 10 buy with list OF the
lands and farms and letters OF Introduction the 81 LOtts
arm The quality OF the Missouri lands is well esIab.
hed N Il rom Us Is unnecessary Apply az our
Office a \ North Cherry street or address
J. L. & X. W. BROWN,
mEyl3-dIEcWu Nashville, tennessee.
RTHUR5S Patent self Sealing Fruit Cans aBd Jarl, for
"A pres rvng fresh by HsTmstical SesliRg Just
msyI5-Im P. ". MAXEY q co.
Farm Wanted.
WE wish to purchase desirable stock farm with good
w in pToveuen contain from 23 10 $50 acr5s with.
in 10 miles from Nashville on OF near turnpike.
cIizsL Of Nashville wishes 10 exchange desirable
city properly, improved and vacant within hundred
wards Of public square, for good arm not further than
So miles, aui much nearer possible and cOnVs
nlBnt 70 turnpike or railroad.
have recently sot several large farms ard persons
wishing buy sell u dnd n TO Iheir interest give
q call J. L. & X W. BFOMNs
nayi5-dlHSW-a ~ Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16
NOTICE TO GUARDIANS, EXECUTORS AND AD-
MyISTRATORS,
STATE OF TENNESSEE, DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT,
NAV TERM 1873

NAY TERN, 1853.
Z appearing to tho court that there many guar ans
that have been heretofore appointed by this court who
nave failed their annual settlements ard to renew
their bonds every two years. required by law, and also
that many aud administrators, whose
settlement has passed and who hye Jailed 70 make
their se ement required By Il Is therefore ordered
that publication be made in OF the newspapers publish
ed 10 Nashville, notifying all guardians tEas have not re-
their bonds within the last years. and have not
setted their with the Clerk Of this court within
The year. the law requires and all executors and ad
minisstors whose time settlement has expired, and
have settled their accounts lhus unless they come
forward and BY The August term Of this court that
they will be proceeded against as the law directs.
r.. K. CHkATHAM
navfg-dkWIm Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

New YORK, May 1.-THE Methodist Episcopal
Conference have resolved that slavery is sin, for
the extrpatiOn Of which all wise measures ought to
be taken.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16

WILL sell TUESD AY MAY lsTH, 1883, at uetion,
w the following articles:
SO hays prime Rio Coffee; $50 Feams Wrapping Paper;
20 bbls C. Yellow Sugar 200 dozen MasOn's klacking
IS DO crushed DO 100 Kegs Nails, assor'd sizes;
20 do powdered do 800 bbls Whisky arious BIDS;
50 boxes ny son Tea; 20 bbls Holland Gin
50 whole boxes Star Candles; Is j bbls do do
so hair do do 40 90 bJls Smith's old Reserve
IS Quarter do do do Whisky
30 boxes ". K. Cheese: e5 bbls old Bourbon Whisky;
~ boxes Va Tobacco; 40 bbs Pixies Magnolia do
q DO various brands do IS bls MOnOngahsIa do
10 90 Kentucky leaf do 80 bills Malaga Wine;
20 h Il bbs extra Whisky IS = casks CUgnae Brandy.
10 cases Aromatic Btgrs;
TO CLOSE OUT CONSIGNMENT,
5 casks Cherry E0unce, goo article;
do pure Port Wine;
S boxes Otard Dupuy & Co.'S Brandy;
bbls Rubertsou County whisky;
The above will be sold 10 quantities 70 suit the trade.
DILLON & GO.
mayl4-td No. IS College 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-16
ICE CREAM.
Fisher, Wheless q GO.

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COTTON. Fobssso. stoaga. General Conmissoa -
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mLEFrMICK TOBACCO.,

A LARGE consignment Of this Superior Chewing To
n bacco, manufactured By Col Aug. LeflWiek, Lynch
burg, Va, is hand and 70 sale By MORR SIRAf-
TON agents. for Tennessee. Merchants would do well
to get this brand, are Offering il very low.