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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05
Prof. Tyasl,evI,s Electro OiI..-A supply Of tn
DIR, KINGS DISPENSARE
FOR PRIYATE DISEASES.

Dr. King, formerly Of New York, for the last Tour
ESSsS years Of Louisville Kentucky, and who has dc
voted Lis attention the Of private diseases oT Over
thirty years daers HIMSELF having attended to rae e 10Y
many Years auuurel many thousands, he Is enabled TO cure
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad tgy may "
from iducous mgdcsl from negldc OF thel
own Dr. King Dspensay No. y Deaderck street. llN
Cherry and the Square, where he all diseases oil private
nature.
without naucious medicine or interference
from business
SrBCRURE Of old recent date, Cfectuay cured IN e1
days, operation which pain Nhere oulCeus
exists, health be enjoyed. Perhaps no ce causes
mischief and uudemines the constitution SO much.
with all the diseases Of the skim growing Out OF neg
cct bad treatment, be eecually cured IN few DAYS.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having beeh gwen -
this disease and all the consequences growing out Of ~
in by the destructive habits oil lncousidee
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions neglect q
which viii undermine the constitution. rendering uect u
business society," and causing premature old
Females who he loborng with any difficulty Of the ONT
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Per5ons residing abroad by writing and stating their case W
enclosed directed 10 Dr. A King, No. . DeadricE st
Nashville Tennessee will have the Necessary medicine sent
their address, with necessary directions secrecy observed
Office from o'clock in the morning until Gin the evening
nay S3-d&Wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

Rock City AIiIlss-J z. BAU1LAB d co., PropTt
tors J. E. BAUMAN * CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR viii pay highest price at all times for Wheat and
Corn at their Mills corner Of Line and Cherry streets, Nash
vile Tenn
Prices of FIOur-From and after this date, until further
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moNETAHY ann oOmmEBCIAL.


We were shown letter yesterday from n. DAVE Esq.
Presdei Of the Bank Of Amsriei, JOHE PoRTEsTID Esq.,
Of the Traders Bank which he announced that he Would b.
compelled to suspend yesterday, Saturday We regret to hear
this hoped the Bank would be able to stand up. This
information, Of course, caused the issues Of the Bank be
fused here by all parties what advise holders Of
its no Is to with them. The Mesrs DAVE. the principal
owners the Bank Of great wealth, and the President
given that his private fortune, If necessary, shall
be devoted protect the note holders 1t is said however, that
the assets Of the Bank sufficient pay its liabilities
The Brokers yesterday paying 59 for the Bank Of Amer
Ca Southern Bank c for Citizens Bank and zoe
Exchange Bank.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 2d says
ave learn from an authoritative source that Mr. Walker
statement Of the ar Of the Citizens Bank both present and
past his connection with it, including all the details Of the
me transfer Mr. Turner, the Of
the sale, and in fact every thing necessary to his viDdcation
The Memphis noticing the fact that the Cot.
crop of this year fully three earlier than that Of
year, says Throughout the entire tbntay to
Memphis prospect very for an average yield From
other quarters however, the crop
favorable. 1t is early to indulge in any cicuatOnpect
ing the Of the present years product but judging from
the information received from all growing regions We
venture the opinion that ihe crop will not be ayergeOne
So far has been asrne the quality of the crop promises
be much the past year. Altogether
crop just sold Of the inferior IN quality crop
for several years past
The first receipt of the crop Of last year Memphis
sthOf September, and the first bale Of the crop the present
received the Oh day Of August than
earlier than the previous The
1ls l31S the latter figures being paid for extremely cotton
The Medgeville GA Recorder Of the Dist ut says OF the
Cotton prospects in that region "Un within few days
have been almost weeks
They have only produced very
and boil in We have planter does
complain its blghed prospects Planters calculates On
considerable falling OF in their expected cotton crops Some
ordering half the baggng rope they Thought at one time
they would need
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the reports an improving
tendency in most Of the leading departments Of trade and the
prospect Of satisfactory fall isday becoming and
encouraging. In regard to Beadttus aud Provisions
Gazette says:
breadstufs material decline has experienced
wheat during the week under unyOrabe advcs from
East but reaction took place yesterday and slight improve
established.
The provision trade has for the most been dull and heavy,
but there better feeling yesterday, particularly for
bulk sides Annexed comparison Of the prices
the leading articles Of produce for this week, the correspond
Hm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

IL CHARLES WALKER, (O the Hat stOre) candidate for
Councilman the Second Ward at the approaching election
sep4-dtd
II We are authorized to announce J. W. COLEMAN en-
ae for Councilman from Second Ward at the ensuing mu-
pieipal election. d I'd
II We are authorized announce C. e. II. MARTIN
candidate Councilman represent the 4 Waat the next
municipal election. aus<O-o'u
? We authorized announce JAMES B. CRATaHEAD' as
candae for Councilman to represent the 5h Wbd at the
next municipal election. angso-dla
TFWe are authorized to announce R. W. McGAvoCK, Esq
as candidate for Councilman from Third Ward at the ensuing
r,,ri,nsl election sugl3d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

FyTTEv. Some years recommended your Nermifuge
10 NV relative Mr. Charles West of jefferson county, Miss, for
child eighteen months old which supposed be dying from
fits He gave it two OF vals which brought from Tape
worm f1rff feet Tong. and cured the child. This worm
preserved planters in this aud the adjoining
counties have thousands Of bottles Of your Nermifuge
with perfect satisfaction the purchasers Il this will be Of any
service in calling attention your valuable remedy, you are at
liberty use il. ~ MEo l. hAhth En-
OF the firm Of Harper < Son, Druggists.
Sold wholesale RETAIL by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States augldSWIm
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The citizens Of Lincoln county are to hold mecngat Fay
evils to morrow onday for the purpose of organising
Agricuuralaud Mechanical Society This is good and
we are glad to see the Fay eee Journal encouraging it. Thai
paper says:
The through the legislature has taken large interest
improvement Of her Agricultural and Mechanical interests
appropriate, large q money to aid and encourage
enteprsng citizens their efforts to advance and perfect
great interests Tennessee only following the policy OF
other States in this matter who have and felt the benefits Of
annual meetings and exhibitions, Lincoln IS following other
counties who OutsrpuE her IN those improvements
give wealth and social position toCvery people Your FED
r government hasits Department Of The Interior the state its
AGRICULTURAL Bureau, and county organization made necessary
w the sprt inquiry and progress which pcryades the
then why will people Of this rich and poTulous county, with
an The advantages which soil, climate and population
i've why we repeat will they still lag behind their favored
s IN an those mprOy cmoutS which give character anil pc
.itiUn a county
5fe people Of this good county could be persuaded strip
flscIes OF portion Of that sclhshness which @ long
Governed and controlled their actions, and unite their efforts
advance the general welfare should in short uuc The
county cccercd all with good roads good and substantial
bridges over all streams, and hoursng school 10 every
ghuorhood. The work has been commenced aIdy There are
two turnpike and railroad in process oi cons
ton our schools growing but must yet be largely increased ~
thc number pupils other turupkes must be made ana Their
must h. society formed for The promotion Of county interests
These things can just easy not and when ey arr
done Lincoln will take position one OF tc hs oou
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GREAT SALE OF
EAL EST ATE,
stock, Blood Horses, Brood Mares, a Colts,
Fly7aipg 7ools Corn, Fodder, H,s, oats. dc.
GREAT SALE OF
THE MeNAIRF LAND.
On Browns Greek ana FrHzlIsIin Turnpike
Road, Tor sale.

an THURsDA Az, the 18Th day Of September will
~ Tor sale 10 the highest bidder The premises. about 100
acia OF that splendid tract of Land belonging
NATHANIEL McNAi{, deceased fronting both Frank
m urnpiEe Roads about three miles from Nashville, adjoining
the laris OF John Thompson, Joseph faulN Caure
Platter and others Th lands been divided into lots vary
ing in size from eight % fifteen each About one Third q
the land heavily imtera with beautiful forest re-e hal
auce cleared and in high STATE Of whole is uur
good fence and supplied with good supply ncyerfaiing
In point Of fertility these lands viii compare fvorabIy with
the best lands in Middle Tenness-theg lie dark
loose sOuere with tree Walnut. Poplar, Ash, Wild
Cherry, Hickory, BoXelder aud Black Locust
To persons wishing choice places good neizorho0
NashFlile is sale VIII oder The greatest iuiuccusnts
There three beautiful bndng fronting the middle
Franklin turnpike road and three splendid sites with
beautiful forest fronting 50 feet vide, eten
ing from turnpike 70 The 0er These lands cft richest
quality and al persons wishing choice Gardening lands the
city should attend this sale without fail these
the han1soulest aud best lamls in State.
TERMs-A credit Of and years, without interest,
given; notes payable IN Bank with approved security required
and deeds given retaining en payment
couut Of 10 cent per cash payments.
ALSO
At the time and place l sold the enre Stock or F.
n McNay, consisting u valuable Brood Mares; very
trotng Colts sired By the renowned Washington six Canadian
Colts pair Of superior harness Horses 40 head Cattle. in
Sheep 500 barrels Corn $50 loads good Hay Fodder
Farming Utensils one Busyi Hunting Wagon, and sets Of
Terms Of pershable property made known on day Of sale.
Persons wishing to examine any % the above property VIII
please call on T. y McNay ESQ the premises, who viii
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. N. COLLATION. usual
NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents.
E. T. GLAsc0cK, Land Auctoueer
Capt. HAMMER, stock Auctioneer. aug25-td,
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31Sc, Band 7Bssc; Hoop skaasSc Sheet sss5c Common
Castings 4@5c; NH crsnss and euds eous SCI wagon BoEe
sc q.
LEATHER AND HIDEs-fhs market we'll supplied with
Leather which quote follows Oak and hsulck tanned
Sole and Harness s93Oe skrtng s0c; Upper sq7s0 per
DOZEN dry Hides worth l21 i5o and green AZ DER H.
CATTLE-Butchers paying 5651se, neat and slea3c,
gross for beef cattle, and s 50a ESQ for sheep
sALTwe quote Coarse sack at 5Ohnd Fine al sI75 Barre
is selling at 561Se bushel.
WHEAT BAGs--TE0 bushels u q 21e each
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 4Cotton sales to day 1909 bales Mar
ket steady Flour has advancing tendency and corn cn
inc sordencv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

essr W. 4 7. EAKrS Co. have their
fall and winter trade This house have established reputation
for the good and judgment displayed in the selection Of their
stocks, and this they have the richest
sabe, and at the time most complete, they have
brought this market. In the line Of ladies' dress goods espe
cay is their stock complete comprising docs, the latest
and fashionable styles out every variety Of texture. In
every department their complete One Of the
firm resides York. will keep supplied with
every novelty the dry goods line hatmay thrown upon the
market They ready, ever inducements the
trade, and merchants visiting the city should give call
examine their goods and prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

The Murfreesboro Telegraph that on Sunday the 2s
ult young residing Bradles creek Rutherford
county named SINS and BELL together got scue
during which enaged drew knife stabbed
Bill, INJECTING death on following
Tuesday morning. SINS under the influence Of whisky.
Sheriff Cook started with posse after SINS short after the stab
hing he euded their vigilance and has been heard
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

DEAD-The body Of Henry Bacman, who rssdednear
Mcellvle, found in mange condition, at the base Of
the Old Bridge ahutment, opposite the city, yesterday evening
lie he'd stopped with his market Thursday evening, NJ
stable Edgeded, had with him his little Early in the
night he commenced drinking freely and later hur left his
telling him he would return went to and procured
abote Of whisky, and till his found
The lad states that his father had gold and silver money
him when he left but only about ninetyve cents
his person. He evidently either fell thrown from
the abutment.-AeiCs Of yesterday
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05
ForAIderlnen.

m We are authorized to announce J. T. RuTHERrosD
candidate for Alderman in First Ward, the ensuing Au
nieipal Election. aus~@-M'
1--WE are authorized to announce Or. G. A. j. MAvFUID
candidate for Alderman from the Third the ensuing
uicipal election. euglsm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

The BAuETs have been induced proOng their stay
nights longer night Bill PARRow viii take
eft he has contributed much the Of the visitors
Varieties they give him benefit Of
which be may feel proud The bill for the
one, embracing pieces number OF songs and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

SHOCKING AFFAR-A Man MURDERED BY RUNAWAY NFsRoEs-
The Memphis Bun the % inst has received several con-
ietinr accounts Of horrible tragic affair which trnspred
in the lower end Of shelby county Tuesday, the 3t ut
ultng in the death Of Mr. LOUDER Mr. BowDEe name be-
ing stated in both ways substantial! facts appear to be
follows Mr. Torrance the manager Of Mr. ANEY plantation,
while outsqurcl hunting discovered and arrested runaway
negro While on the way hethOught him, for security
to tie him For this purpose he set his gun against tree While
ccupe in tying the negro, others rushed from adjoining
covert oyerpowercd Mr. and released their comrade
making Of with the gun. to noigbOr and pro
curing the assistance Mr. LOUDER Tor BOwDER) went pursuit.
with dogs to track fugitive They with in
hice not far from ,TEy plantation, when the de-
ceased advancing ket, shot and killed. the entire
load Of shot entering his Information Of this
the murderer up the evening Of the lst information
Of the result Of their search had been received.
"a Fancy Dance Tennessee is caption find to cOu-
le Of paragraphs exchange, which appear to ecoped from
letter written from Lookout by LANE. Who is
B LaxE7 He thus speaks Of Of the fancy dances that
rear to be .'all the go' at Lookout:
The gentlemen encirce the adys with his right arm, and
ars her right hand in his left Her left his right
rhful-witha pretty girl this all The music strikes
a. begins, and the gentleman, by extending his LEFT
She has any winding round his neck. This would be called kiss
ing if Il not dancing.
The opinion Of the hooer who asked what he thought Of
this Kind OF dancing very expressive lie said that he thought
dancing much, hut the huggng glorious Of
fer mo- criticisms upon feminine decacy proprrty Of this
mode dancing II does not Tie in my mouth TO condemn dan
pgsing so guilty sinner, myself, that regard II were
these dances but being man, do not
We certainly ought satisfied if they There estab
e standard Of propey this and 10 is len to in
fvdual taste In places they app
rroyed-ln others COndcmnei-in all tolerated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

TIE ACCIDENT TIE RAHRo.n-The train the Nashville
and h'tnnooga Laroad which due here yesterday
ingat o'clock did until half past oclok night.
painful rumor reached the city By telegraph about that the
ira hal been thrown OF the track, by which lady bad been
killed and several persons seriously wounded We are glad to
lfarn that hisvas and that nobody seriously in
jured The accident happened between Waaoe and ebueke
and cse b. the track having spread, which threw the cars
upon heiE sides Strange this upset did not inure
any Of the passengers, except very slightly were the cars brc'
ken. It fortunately that all wose scared than
hurt"
This accident day train which did not reach here
until hour half due bringing the passengers
and mails due By the morning train The track has been
paired, and the trains win make their usual trips.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

DR., Rot &c D OIL Z 7 o OF
PrOtOxide Of Iron Combined,
HAVING successfully passed the ordeal dscoye
in the Materia Meiiea subjected
oeived established meiisi3e It's efficacy in curing
Affections Liver Dropsy Neuralgia Bronchitis and Con
uptve tendencies, Dsorered Blood BoiIs Sour
W, and the Frustrating ELECTS Of Lead or Mercury General De
bity, and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTEltA
TIVE medicine, is beyond question: The proofs OF its efficacy
we'll authenticated, and Of such peculiar
ccte that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate 10 receive the
proaered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does profess curea
range extensive many apparently unlike
intimately related, and processing from cause be cured
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure is
skill The facts tangible, the witnesses accessible
safety and efficacy Of the syrup nc0utroyebe Those
who may wish LOT an opinion from disiieste persons e ug
the character OF TIE SYRUP cannot tail 70 be SATISFIED WIZ me
following, among testimonials, in the hands Of the
Agents sgnitues lhose u gemeu we'll known in the
community; and Of The highest responsibility
CaRp-The undersigned having experienced the beneficial
Of the Peruvn Syrup DO not hesitate to recommend
we'll testimony others, whose ence and iuteg
ri altogether unqueonabe, we have doubt Of its efca
sges Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropy' Neuralgia &c In
deed effects wou be Incredible from the high chaace Of
those who have witnessed them, and have volunteered their test
mOny, as we DO ours to its restorative powers
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John Pierpont,
s.H Kendall, NJ. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. AmOTy, James = Dunn1
Samuel May, Thomas "m'm4n'
NoTcE-Ti is well known that the medical effect Of Protoxds
NJ Iron s lost m even brief exposure the air, and that to
maintain solution Of Protoxle Of Iron, without further oXida
ton, has been deemed impossible In the PERUVIAN syrup TINS
knon and this solution replace all the prOtocarbOaies CT
| tratesapd tsrtrttes Of The Materia Metca
"A. HAYNES. NJ D. Assaysr to the state Of Mass
Is Boylston street, Boston, T. 5 A.
PElor.-Large bottles So, small bottles 81.
| For sale in Nashville ~ DEA0yILIE BELL.
| manifestation.
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TOBACCO.
Dyspepsia and Debility Cured.-

Dyspepsia and Debility Cured.---TheOdOre
Frank ESQ., Of the Pittsburgh steuenyille Railroad Oces
says: For years have been invalid from Dyspepsia. With
hope relief resore many remedies but failed
deriving benefit sought for tried your Holland Bters
the happy OF which upon digestive organs and in
storing debiitate system recommend confident
" to all suffering from Dyspepsia" [sepjdtw&W1w
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Four Horse Wall Coach.

TByE only one in Lincoln running regularly three ts
wees and bucl from Fayetteville Tullahoma; leaving
TIIahoma Noudav Wednesday Friday in return leave Fay
s.teve Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. to connect INC MAI AZ
Fayetteville and the Tuaoma, and for the acco0a
tn Of passengers. b. Smith, agent at Tuahona 1000
teams drivers. The fare through only two doaI5
jyI-wu JUN II. Ia ILo.
NOR SALE.--Five hundred bags extra family hm'e
II Wheat Flour, from Lebanon Mills, by -.,-
may7-d z. q =. ANDELeeo5-'-
CONGRESS WATER. --Just received, resi- lot Of
and genuine Congress Water' ,,,,,,r !. D,11
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

Tie Columbia Mirror is informed Iriseu working
the Southern Central Railroad Elk Ridge, engaged
eight the instant which resulted in killing the 9TH
FIRST knocking him the head with stick and then stab
bling him. The murderer is still at large
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

Te are suhorzod toaanouaoe THoHas = HAIuEa encats
ior Mayor attlae ensuing Municipal election.
e are authorized TO announce Gen. B. T. CHEAfAA as
candidate for Mayor at The ensuing election.
augl-td
~ We are AUTHORISED to announce Moss sSSIEroN as
candidate for Mayor, at ao ensuing municipal election
June add
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

Dr. BEALE has yielded the urgent requests Of many
citizens will continue HE paintings exhibition
three nights longer Thousand who wished these
superb specimens time will rejoice that they will
have the opportunity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

The Columbia Herald Of yesterday ays; The boy ANUEL
WATsoN) from Nashville, who stole A. u. HUeHEs' mule last
Spring and ewd enough make people believe he
sane sentenced the other day the Pentens three years
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

Mr.. BESTv English Classical School will be opened
Monday the 9th inst His (e advertisement been
thoroughly rehtted with every appliance Of convenience and
fort. sep5 a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

The CoIuzBLA MIRROR this week with Messrs.
NATHANIEL R. WHKEs and JAMS Z. JOHNSON its editors and
propreors. The Mirror has tasteful heading-a sensible
hcld-an presents very handsome and goahesve appear
ancc.
The Sautatoy and other editorials sensible, elevated and
practical Characteristic their excellent authors who both
young gentlemen superior talents fine literary and legal
anments combining eminent degree all those traits Of
character that will make useful and popular. They
both single YET the case long if the ladies had
Iep-year privileges and we'll acquainted with them as
We give them hearty welcome the editorial fraternity
and wish abundant in their field Of
duty, other audabe undertakings With such editors
the Mirror We hopew faithful reflector Of all things good
and true.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-05

Mas Fooas SCHOOL The New Orleans Crescent notices
Mrs Foss recent work in following complimentary terms:
We have received from auhoes, Mrs Francis B. FOgg Of
Nashville Tenn copy Of "BaHngtons Elements OF Natural
Science" Of four hundred from the
publishing house Of Graves Marks & Co. and the compeest
nd best arranged the erhs formation which has ever
fallen in way.
It's properly, textbook physical geography including,
As does Weesaished facts in NEUROLOGY, geognoy,
geology meereoogy botany, zoology, and anthOpoogy all set
forth breyit luci, and proprey OF connection which
the admiration Of every reader That II is model
school book proclaimed the fact that il has already been
adopted Fourth District School Board Of this c and VIII
he used n the schools Of that District hereafter.