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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-13
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Hiram r. Nixon surveyor Of the customs at Whining
ton N. c.. In the place Of William D. Fannef, resigned
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-13

This result ~ c eitctioDs greatly ast9njshe9 ard
aisg1ged nc deinacrate party who believed 10 she
Sustice and propriety Of thorepaa u aio Missouri
p,a,sotziss asd ai the Kat.aas Nebraska act Two
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

-..Anos at ssIerDo are Suspended. The Caglsii
poeSosd under the lee OF the Csn.aur, English m an
The crew are low on board her. and the
Es.Gy e sS 5Sg% fn to GsS0t tn. South Western
Ihe IN Sunday evening, is Accidental death,"
Rs. Ia. .bolyirg tie Railway Company ana its servants
sr blame. st, .;,.;. ., ,bs s1o C,u,tv
r,ssebise bill in tie House OF Commors, 1ne Da'ty
tl..oxs that Il ia 10 some danger. Six notices o.
hf' t".n,s h,v. emsrsted from the Conservative
.,v and to esp the whole Lord Adolphns v Ten
party "ndert,teo s TO move a resolution declaring the
yss.p"dency y. I'd Of the House proceeding any further
with the b in consegueD9Se OF the n numf5OOS n%eta @
bs.yirvs of the whole question Of the national
s,snreseptstion TIE DAILY Ne's suspects that me
,,pPsndmsnts and this concurrence OF Conservative
stoms. Are not altogether foriuitous.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

ppyp,t,1Ioss FOR REcsWIsG THE SEyEsrH1
Rye,nysr-The various members Of the 7th Reg
ment officers and prvstes, met last evening At the AZ
mory of company No. 2, University place, corner ~
Thirteenth street. to make the necessary preparsacss
for receiving suitably on their return taose nemesu
the regiment who went TO Virginia with the rsmaiss%
President Monroe, Adjutsnt Poser in the Char. Tss
hundred and fourteen members Of the regiment report
ed ready for ths contemplated parade aod al the oshS
necessary details for the occsson were provides '0f.
The meeting wac quite spirited and large naaoss q
the regiment in the city were piesent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

The Herald Of Monday, in noticing the great nstioad
sennon preached by the Rev. Mr. Corhit on Sunday
last, stated that efforts had been made through the o.
nonatr to prevent the publication ofths late charge
against him. In justice to the Church and 70 Mr. Con-
bit We state that no action had been taken by tho
Church in the matter at that time. The facts, how
eyer will scon be placed before the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

Rex OyER-A email girl named Ehzsoe'o shoses
was Knocked down and run over BY morse ~ wagon
in the Boxery. about O'Clock iss night Sas ve
taken to the Fourteenth Wsd Ssst'on'hou'hey Omo~
Johnsoo, and DR.. Abrshsms cent Tor 70 attend 10.
affair vhich she was removed to her hOms, No. -
Oliver street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

POLICE ApporSrxEs1S.-On Thundsy lat, the 1t ,
inst. Isaac W. Potter, George w. Barrett and Henry
Burden were severaIly appointed Ssrgssnts for tA ;
Eighteenth Precinct Another Sergeant for the ss' "a
Or, cir ct has yet to Sc appointed, and which VII -
nrobah.y be made on Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

Ioox Orr FOR Communicates ssv eousssrfss
bill ofths dsacuinAtoo Of -, rwPotiss % have sss.
issusd by the Mechanics Nd Trsdssssas Benz =
Nsv. .HsupsSis, wss psss'A ct sterss n tas bswsU
Iss. sveaisg ... .nss t..-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

of religion roo You believe with the Bible, wltE
Cicero, with the teachings Ct history, that God Wills
the national life. Dc wills civilization therefore
society therefore law, therefore government, there
fore nations How do we know this Always from
the bIth of the historical time civilized man led the
national life; therein always the nature God has
given him has sweed TO all its perfection, ara nas
rendered the worhIest praise to the gver OF the g
He who wills the end wills the Indispensable rsans
he wills the means which his tescaers, nateSe anc
exnerience have sscertsiped 10 be Indispensable.
Then he wills these means, concssslop, con promise,
love- forbearance, help, because MS teocnels, ~
ture and experience, have revealed them 10 De IN
dlsper sable Then he wIls cur national he. Xhen
be wills the spirit which made and when keeps IL
Do dou dare 30 say, with President DAVIS, that you
be sye that Proyidense raised up that young man,
Wsshpgton, for SOHO great public service-wth the
snsetator Of tnat first Inauguration, tAt yoE believe
t6e supreme Being looked down with complscency
on that aet-with that Senate which thanked
God that he had conducted 70 the tomb q
fame whiter than it ws bplhsrt; and yet dare to
say that the spirit Of Washington ought no. to be
your spirit his counsels your saids, his Farewell
Address YOUR scripture Of pol..ieel religion But
Wat does he ssyI 1 need not repent, Tor you have
il by heart; but what st ID a greater than he J
Render unto Cssar the things waich are Cesar 8.
Rerder unto Cesar the thugs tha. are C9ssrs, and
ihrs. TO tina. extent, you reader unto God the
things which are Coda lie thsss words our
answer and our defenss. When taey press
US with the common pieces Of Ant-Slsvery
bs theee words of wlsdom our answer. Bay
10 them, "Yes, I thank God l keep 10
slaves. am sorry there Is one on earth sm soFFy
order, Of government of TIE discipline Of the schools
Of prisons of the saiows; wonder at such ~ stsm
OF thines; piorsiy l would rsforn 10; but beneath
thss same sAystsm an an AmsrOea CITIZEN eensatn
that system this country il my post TO tssp; vnde
keep hex thsrs hope TOR I'll mss, fsf saa sys HAS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

-Ex-Mayor Wood and the indicted members Of the
late City Council of New York--With the exception
OF one, who is dead-sppeared in court on The 4th,
with their counsel and gave bail to appear for trial
on the 10th The charge against these parties, it
will be remembered, is that they voted "Wilfully,
unlawfully, and mslieiOusly" in faver Of granting
q perpetual lease st 8 nominal rental of a lot Of
ground to the Catholic Orphan Asylum, and that
Mayor Wood approved of the act; whereas the
charter provides that lease of the city property
shall be granted for longer period than ten years.
The New York Herald says: eff there were no
other grounds upon which to base indictments
against our corporate officials than giving lease to
a charitable institution, where fstherless children
are fed, clothed and educated-if no act in their
official career was more open to public censure, and
more deserving of punishment than this alleged
violation Of the charter-such display Of exeou-
tive activity in the District Attorney might posi-
bly, be viewed with less contempt than that with
which it is now stigmstiIed by nearly the whole
community. While the most notorious frauds in
sll branches Of the city government invite the ex
ercise Of his zeal--a few of those connected with
which have already been indicted-the prosecution
Of the Mayor and the whole Corporation Of 1857
living and dead-whO favored measure not even
open to the suspicion of corrupt pecunary motives
is calculated if it is not intended bring into rdi>
eule all criminal indictments sgainst public officers
for mslfeasance in Office and plumber Of the city
treasury. These indictments cannot be sustained;
and if they could the city would gsin nothing by
it, The lease was never executed to the Orphan
Asylum, nor would it be binding if it was by the
strument, even thOugl the whole Common Council
voted for it. 1t is difficult to say which is most
cOn,empibls, the bigOtry the folly of this act of
the District Attorney. Whatever way it il viewed,
there is no denying that it is mehievous in its ten
deney and calculated TO iDjure the cause of public
Justice" les. .. ..
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CAUTION no THE PUBLIC,

Aer several years experiment Ia the Gin,
rtunsey succeeded IN TIE 195 making discovery In
q manufacture By which It deprived its aeri and nau
,,atsvz properties, and rendered perfectly pure
Nv anustory ehsiau, IoIar. After months
rejection what tile give Il, introduced American
publis under The title Of ssTTOlfe's Scfedam ArO-
matte schnapps.,, schadam l. The name Of The place
In Holland where manufactured sromatc derive its
nse hon Re Itslisn Juniper berry With which is agoro
and the wore schnapPs German for drnk-oogae
-Wols aohedam aromatic drink No sooner had y schrspps
ooen ntroducei the American public, sud received appro
batiOn han tie liquor mixers Of YORK. Boston and Pha
depha started pursuit via their AID posou0us sur
under vaous In several Instances NJ labels tesa
50 perfectly Initiated, With only he addition o. letters 70
plead technical avoidance o. the law and carefully prepared
as to impose careless purchases. understand large guam
y has been purchased b. the merchants OF New Orea % &C.
count o. the ceapnes Of TIE stu Two Dollars peo1sn for
he Quarts and One Dollar ard dozen Tor the Pints
bs8g he wholesale pros in New York. It is nothing kar
can WHISKY favored With the Oh of Juniper, and reduced thirty
per cent below proof merchant aho participates ndy
the fraud By selling spurious article much odsnier
tie principal. who planned the imposition
hope every rspocbs citizen who values the health Of he
community which be live win aid rettng andeS-
posinghe INSCRIPTIONS merchant uo the sake o. M cents
wl pat Jeopardy the lives Of the community which he lives
such men should be nailed piory Of public ezecratoa
UBOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, Mes. IS, 20 and p Beaver So,
NEW Work.
The following respectable Trms in New Orleans sell he Gen
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The following erse, manly, sad conclusive letter,
(ssys the Boston Couris, conservative Ehig paper
new acting with the Democracy, written BY the Hon
Roberto winthrop in reply to an invitation to pre-
side at the fremont Temple meeting, this evening,
hss been handed % rs for publiestioa by the gentle
men to whom it was addressed, in order that the
sentiments Of national patriotism therein contained
might be spread before the public ct the earliest
practicable moment This letter of Mr.. Winthrops is
ven rtbV Of bis high reputation, and strictly con-
sonant with that nationality Of sentiment which goes
Tor ..lhe Union. however bounded"
1t will be seen that Mr.. Winthrop aeeords hear
~ and msgnanimOus support to John Heard the
democratic candidate against Mr. Burlingame, and
gives the most cogeut reasons for doingso:
BosToE Saturday, October 80 1853.
Col Isaac b. WRIGaT and otkers, Committss;
GEETIEMEE: thank you for your polite invita-
ton 10 preside at the proposed meeting Of the Ma
tional Men, on Monday evening next Il will not
be in my power to attend ii, and must beg you TO
exeuee me. Belonging to neither Of the thee par
ties which have candidates in the field, have had
disposition to render myself responsible for any
vote but ny own at the coming election. de-
sired and had designed, on the contrary, to keep
myself entirely aoof from politics during the pres
enr campaign. But observing willingness in
some quarters 10 draw my position into doubt, and
to throw disoredg on my friends, owing to the alb
sence Of my name, with others from the signatures
Of the recent whig address, cannot hesitate avail
myself Of yonr obging invitation TO avow explicit
" the intentiOn which long ago formed in regard
to the particular subject Of your meeting
have an unchanged conviction that incorporate
anti-slavery agitation has been the source of very
large part Of all the toubles By which our country
has been disturbed and harssEed for some years
past that It has doue nothing to advance eng real
interest of freedom, but has provoked and stimulat
ed not a few of the very measures against which
it was ostensibly aimed that it has impeded and
Distracted oil other for the prosperity and
welfare Of the people and that there is little hopt
Of any useful practical Legislation being success
fully attempted until Congress shall cease to be
mere ring for the prize-fghts of prOslavery snC
anti slavery agitators Il IS for the highest ineres
of the whole country that there should be an end
this sectional strife and know not how this can b,
mere effectively promoted than by granting at leas
a temporary furlOugh to those Of the cOmbatanii
who, by disposition, principle, or anteoedeuI
circumstances, or connections, ere most strongly
inclined TO prolOng and aggrvate that strife.
This consideration alone is sufficient to determine
my choice between the only two candidates present
ed us ID the District in which it is my fortune t
reside it is hardly necessary for me to add that M
vote viii be given to Colonel Heard.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully
Your obedient servant
- RoBERT C. WINTHROP.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

TEE AUTooRGT OF TIE BREAKFAsr TABLE.-Ths
very charming srticles, which under this tile, at
trAoted so much attention in the first twelve num-
bsrs Of the Atlantic Monthly, are about being pubs
lished by Messrs Philips, Sampson Co., of BOs>
ton, il a handsome volume Of three huud edand ffy
pages, with characteristic ilustra ions They were
the contributions of our very distinguished country
man, DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, and it has
been truly said of them that other contributions
to magazines either in America or England, ever
attained such instant and universal popularity
There can be no dOEbt Of the vast success Of the
RSSh .r-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14
INTPORTANT SALE.
IMPORTANT SALE
Valuable City Property,
sL7UlTED ON THE CORKEROF SUMNER AND LINE
STREETS ITO FEET FRONT ON LINE AND
100 FEET on SUMNER.
On Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1883,

the Court House Gate, viii sell 70 the highest bidder that
valuable property, situated the Of Line and sum
Streets fronting ITO feet Lne and running hack 100 feet
front street. This property will be divided In three
lots, fronting Line including the frame houses, upon IT, This
property Immediately in front Of the Hines Gree schooD Build
ing and close the fine private residences lately erected By Mr.
HEREFORD and also several private residences in course OF
ructon adjacent 70 and adjoining this property which makes il
desirable the business We would
OF this proper before the day Of sale, Is deter
mined sell, and confident that such an opportunity will
again The increased pc Of property in this
portion Of the city, rapid and steady and would advise those
who buy speculation for improvement not to let
this opportunity slip.
Terms of SaIe--A credit Of ], and years with inter
from date notes we'll endorsed, and lien
tanned. Z. r. GLASCOCK,
nov5-td Real Estate Agent.
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LOts in EdReHeId for SIC.

10y decree OF the County Court Davidson county, render
ed az the July term, 1857, and October term
1s in the Of James Hamilton, administrator and others
Mortimer Hamilton aud others. will for sale the
Court House n Nashville the 9 day November next two
lots Of ground in Edgshe, toit Lot No plan Of lots
laid OF b. John Shelby and Ann Mnnc fronting 100 feet on the
north side Of Watson street. A, Lot No q said plan front.
ing also 20 feet Watson street.
TERMs-Sad property E be sold credit Of one add two
years. except the Of $50 be paid on each lot Notes
with good security required and lien retained the purchase
money paid said property belongs estate Of Joseuh ID
Hamilton, deceased, and is sold pay dshs Of estate.
Z. r. CHEATHAM,
oot2l-tds foe q Clerk ana Masfer.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Barrel Machines and Patent Right.

ON Tuesy the 23d day Of November, 1853, viii sell at the
Court House door in the City Of Nashville, at public aue
ton the highest bidder for cash. Of Barrel Machines,
in number Crozers Patent Barrel Machines and
the all Apparatus thereto belonging and in stora
Machine and Car shop Of Messrs YannOy Turbve
Co. at the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot, together
with the shop right to use sad Machines any where WITHIN ne
State Of Tennessee-
Said sale viii made satisfy deed ftust executed By Peter
SoV9-sdG D. ,. WILKIN, Trs1tse,
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& KENTUCKK RAILROAD.


- NOIlce 20 Contractors.
GEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received b. the undesgnes
- until ne 10Th Of November for the Graduation
sonEy Of the frst hy miles Of TIE abovs roaextenf1r iron
the Firginia Tennessee Railroad Cumberland
zap HE prones and plans upon the above distance
he at s Office Of the CHIEF Engineer in the town or A6n
don, after the h day Of November next VIII give nery
explanations In regard thereto The line divided
miie sections In the above distance there viii move
amounting 70 about $500 Yards
OF loose and hard Rock, shout 5i3,CG0 do.
o. Mortar Masonry, - 90 perches
OF Dry Drains, 1900 do.
Those proposing for the work. requested 10 state Ia their
bids what amount Of stock they willing part pay
ment for their work Address the u1desne Abingdon Va
octl3-dtl6noY ". j. HAWKINS & co.
NBfhe Inspecting Of he probes and plans Of the Chief
Engineer has been changed from the 2h Of October b The st of
November owing 70 the great amount Of Labor required prepare
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House and Lot for sale.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
az the October term, 1853, IN the Lsnrf
and others Eihu Marshall and others, ale
public auction az the court house in Nashville, Saturday
2Oh day Of November lot Of ground fronting on
South Union in Nashville, running 0 feet uon
which Il a frame building
TRssl5O vii be required in cash, and the balance
dit Of one and two Said property belongs the
Nancy Langford deceased, and sold for Distribution aon
heirs. p r. CHEATHAM,
OCt2l-tds Zee 81 Clerk add Master.
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CRIsP,s GAIETY.

" AO6AaM0s
Monday Evenings Nov. I5, 1855, will be pre-
scented the admired Drama OF The Factory Girl Martha
Gbbs-Mrs Charles Henri (Eho has remained Nashville Tor
this OCCASION Toby Tumker Harry Hosand. After which
Ballet which Mrs Charles Henri will appeT. To
clude Buresque Tragic Opera Of Bonn bastes Eu-
riOsOs King Richard ArtaxOmnus-Mr Harry Rowland.
Destensrs Charles Henri During the evening, young
gentlemen Nashville, having kindly voluntsed viii dance
Champion Jig. Ee.Hr
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decree Of the County Court Of Davidson count rspei
the October term, 1858 in the ease Of Martha a. Iossii
adnr, e,s vs. william b Howell and oiners, viii offer T
sale At the court housein Nashville Saturday Noveu h
orcash, negro bog named Matthew about DO years OF avg so
boy belongs % The estate Of william H. Howell deceased and h
sold pay debts Of said estate.
oct2l-uis Zee 50 E.R CHEATHAN. Clerk
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One Of the severest criticisms ever pronounced on
an author is that pronounced by the Atlantic Month
ly on notorious usurper Of female soubriquet,
IF he will persist in playing the part of woman, ="
says the Atlantic, referring the letters Of Belle
Britain, +" "let him bear in mind that to be IN
manly is not necessarily to be EOmanly, and that it
does not follow that enc writes like lady because
hs does rot wslts uhe gentleman"
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LOST

ON the night Of the Goth Of October the Broadway
House Nashville pocket book, containing eighteen
twenty dollars and note Reuben Wngrove, in favor o.
Neeley Of MauTy county Tennessee for seventy dollars,
18Th May 1883 Also, note VIM Collier for el5 and
receipts &C. hereby notify said Wingove not pay
said liberal reward will be given any finding and
returning undersigned said pocket book with
noVi4-2t% 3. NJ MEDLEY.
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Desirable City store House Lot For sale.
TTVHAT very desirable Lot, fronting about2l on he ast
q Market street. 60 feet south Of square 81
20 feet deep adjoining that most elegant house reeniy
erected b. John MorroW ESQ. The back vail vail
high already built II previously disposed
Of WeWill said Lot public the premss
urdRy, the 18th iRstss At y O'Clock NJ
The sboys o. the most desirable business points s
city. J. /. 4 r. W. BROWN,
nov5 a.. Cherrr street.
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NOTTCE-S50 iIEIs AIEI5.

II UNAWAT from The Subscriber, living tie Tunns
Franklin county, Tenn, the st day q last May ons
negro named jim Large size, dark copper color. rf 20
years old, weighing about 80 pounds. win give any dollars
ior The apprehension Of said IN he Jail Of any county IN TITS
asta or his delivery Perhaps aur his u
70 Tres STATE has frss Papar fogs This 5i Ia5s.
R0Ts-tEiRs J, g. MONTGOMERY.
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In pursuance will the FIRST day Of December
proceed lands better known the Josiah
Williams The place mnuely described BY in
former in addition the fact that the
land very generally would render description
here unnecessary and would simply assert what fully
tanned all VhO It, that il Is Ct the most splendid
OF Middle Tennessee, and in Judgment is not
America These lands have divided into lots
containing 81 nearly ell Of which front either
the Gaatn pike Louisville and Nashville railroad Convey
free, either by railroad omnibuses. .r .
noVl4-tds NANCE & WOODWARD, Agent
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Dissolution.
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
CARTER. .WILLsFORD a CO.,

Successors to Carter Mckay Co., and 70 B. Lanisr COl
TAVE day associated themselves together under the style
and firm Of Carter Wisord & Co for the purpose
Of doing General Auefon Commission and Wholeae Grocery
Business having the cOmmOdi0us
house. aely erec1 and occupied by MessTs B. Lsnr & Co.
having the entire stock Of both houses, viii be at AL
times prepared eli orders ct the lowest cash prices
viii settle all claims against The old firm Of Carter, Mckay
Co.. hope that all who are indebted 10 them Will come for
ward and settle immediately close the books
GARTER HILLStOhD q co.
TTAvING disposed Of our entire stock o. Groceries, Liquors
&C. Messrs Carter Willsford Co. take great pleas
recommending them friends and customers prompt
business men, who will be ready wait them promptly
They viii always keep hand large and varied stock Of Gro
novlI-tf B. LANIER & co.
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Naive traIol IJUJ @ 5lNU per 100. ------
II ? All the other articles equally low.
n bah plants or trees delivered in Nashville free OF
charge Enough charged for packing cover expenses
Orders respectfully solicited. Address
MONTGOMERY a MCGREEDY,
-. NurssryInen, Nashville Tenn.