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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-07
AEF.2HsA l. NJ LIVE
MANSON III. BRIEN&M. NJ. BRlEN, il
AttoEaeyg at Law,

SEVILLE, TENS.
OFFICE, NO. AZ WESTSIDE CHERRY STREET,
COuPEh'S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied by I'd. EwinE)
HAVE taken in psrtnerh11 Guy son H. NJ BRIFr, j.,
IN practice o N all she courts Of Davidson county,
One both generally be lauld u tie Of1cs Prompt
and especial attention gwen 70 securing and collecting all
Gains, tuousT ready ghen ClliectsdO nave been
uEsauy Guu regularly engaged IN my profession IN lIr
fountain District Tor tue years and will continue 70
ueua securing aud collecting claims intruslsd 20 my care
10 the counties Of ann0u, Dohalb, White, Fenress over
ton, PutUan, and Jackson. have general acquaintance
with the aad business meu 70 those COUNTIES Inc
merchants Nashville ami other places might dnd Eto
usluU.esr 90 confer with sin relation thereto.
lrelaTiI Any and all persons vino know me fOr my ability
aDl pr0ugl attention TO business. ----
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The steamer CUHBERL4ND, 600 tons,
CAPTAIN WM DURRETT.

The staunCb steamer E. HOWARD, 1000 tons,
Captain ELI WOOD.
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The Old Stand Of RirEmaH + Ellis.
-deDNHfv

HARDW ARE, CUTLERY. AND GUNS.
TNARM Frs Mechanic and Merchants Visiting Nashville fE
i the purpose Of purchasing Hardware Of any Kind
" bOlesAie and Retail, will do v ell 20 call on
MACEY 8 HAMILTON,
oct29 No ~ College SITedt.
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Dec TO- 81.

HAVE thi, dav sold ny interest in the CITY LIVERY
\ AND SAILS STABLE 70 G. s. Hardy, Who will sin con-
duct hs business usual Thankful Tor just iavOB re-
specuIly solicit continuance Of the 10 he Stable.
dee no. Z. 7. HARDY.
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Martha AuD Ctsp. q alb
-. o. Bill

Bennett Wright, e. aLE. }
7 appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the ClsTk MsssF,
AtnAl Reason Barrow, the defendants this
no. resident Of STATE OF Tennessee ths Ordi-
process Of this COGt cannot be served upon him Il
therefore ordered ~ the Clerk Master, entered
rules that publication made fluF successive
the Uuou and Amaglcan, newspaper pub ished
ciy Of Nashville, Commanding the aid Reason Bar
row. appear 81 the nsI term Of said Court OF Chan
ceEy, held al The CnuF House In The lafayette,
County the fret MONDAY February then
and there % plead, answer demuF, 70 r0mpaina1i BILL
aud in deault thereof the viii taken for confessed
and ssJ TOR hearing psrts, Ibis tn December 1857,
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
dee 1a-wtt mrs fae ~ CLERK 4 WssTsr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-07
F0R SALE 0R EXGEANGE

A MOST dsIT1be reside. cR-2 miles from the Guy,
n Louisville Branch PiEs-a comfortable dwelling, with
OurrOOms, kitchen servants rooms, end fifteen
0Cand will be sold 5ea terms, exchange for resi-
dence the City, between Cedar and Broad streets.
IL d X " BROWN.
dec 9-Im 40 CheTC st.
SNAIL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
A SMALL frame dwelling kitchen, &c, with I, G or
ceres hue geTdug land the purchaser desire
about 2Z miles from city, the tsllatin Pike.
great bargain llI De given for Z. or p cash.
l. & w BROWN,
dec I2-wlm. A y Cherry street.
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REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKETS.
G.. E. HARDY.

CITY LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
On naud number Of choice Horses, Ruggss, Carriages
~ &c, which vii be let reasonable terms. I viii
qvs nv personal and careful attention 10 the purchase sale
or keeping horses bugges &e Ny charges shall EEays
be mOdsrats and By strict attention 70 ny business
none 70 merit The patronage Of liberal community.
G. +. HAkDY,
No. - College Street,
Dec Il, 81. Immediately below Broad.
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FOP SAFE.

handsome brick dwelling with rooms, in Walk rs
- Addition to Na5Eyile. A bargain will be given.
nov PIN J. l. d r.. W. BROWN
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EALUAE KANNAs FNNM FOE -.

VALUABLE ARK ANSA FARM FOE SAFE.
"A Offering sic on tue most LIBERAL terms,
" Of The auaha farms 10 the Of ATkan-
sGs fronting ou the -sssip Eiver Mississippi cOuLly
uGiis below the Deco adj linn
Beal Hardin, ESQ. Tue contains 1850
acres from - 10 100 aCr-s cleared and timber deadenod
-Four excellent Negro Cabins large quantity OF Cy
press TIM great bargain had by applying TO-,
Or addressing L & d W hEO Va y.
de. Id triwG-w-lm. Az Cherry Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-07

Negro0 for Sale.
TY decree Of County Court Davidson County, rendered
ID a. December term, 1851. the A &. Tucker,
A1mu'F, &C. Bz1 Jane Niles ana osHeTs, viii Offer
sale pUbUc Auction saturday, January 18Th, -
& or The Court House IN Nashville, Negro man.
named Peter, aged - years. credit OF y months eN
cept the OF $50 paid Note with good
curly lUrad. said Negro belongs b the esIEts OF B. "
Niles, d. cd, and sold Tor distn0utjon.
Z Il CHzATHAM,
dec Iq-IRwfdg prs fee 81 Clerk g. 5astar.
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LUMBERI LUmBEkg

T'HE undersigned extensively eugag@d in the Lumbs
business ana respectfully CiI orders irom Euilder-
auc Others needing any thing line. They own o.
bes cedar forests Wilson county. and prepared C
furnish any EnC of Lumber, eilhe- OF Cedar other lumber
Tier DrIog Is at the Nashville Lumber E--d.
Order Tor In 5eE may be addressed 1 the undersigned
Gla1esyIic, Wilson Co.. Tenn. len with Dir. DAfDRN
our Depot. hiRkPAIkICk- HikENUN B. SIMMONS
mLL--l.-aLv. kLkErL -ELLN d EL.-~.
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$4,000 Gov7ard
ERETwETl -. q -

EEMIy EEK I,i lssEG Ed TIE. !
pTshCUsIuu and -el'se 10 tie JloT of franklin
g. UuBssee, OF SAG Ell N n DilH, who murde red g..
f. Robertson, the town # Win hester, Tennessee, the
gvsui 2iH December bias hgC 60 paris unknown
SAID Meredith s from % Co SO ears old; aoouJ six feet
bigb sleI der hu gsd, high orehe8d; light blue eyr
large and poia uHu, 1u ci iEuEu1 Expression, good
aEles about the les 9r bis atr complexion rather
allow light hair, nul tl on bis cad. had MANY Wuskpr
81 over BIS face. exception the upI or lip wlskers .bn
lach side OF 30 ana Of Tby color Bic chin, Do
bis rather SLOW hlsH down look his lips usual
compressed tut when l CUuFlr alton pleasant sIie
easily end shows fine set lfte Chg has much and SELF
.usss-a' brick mason 10y trade fa black mole
-s.a "vac1aG cps since he q bis hair and
sgrssar-.
CLARINDA p ROBERTSuS
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Wheat! Wheat8!

HR undersigned having orders for Wheat will pay he
bi-bssl market rate deliverable McCrea q Ierrass
ware nOuS0' 0o'N y B. WEBB,
i,Iv 17-d&vu Cotton and Produce broker.
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These steamers stand A N0.I The being sntrs-
y new Inc HoWARD havlHg been thoroughly 0verBaulsd
AID past pscOn, will ready the drs rice OF
commences regular trips above Capt. B. Dunrd
an experienced gen. will reside At New Oreaus and give
prompt attention al orders By these
The undersigned will give their asnOn a. Nashville 10
Orders ali intermediate landings the Cumberland
aRd OhiO rivera
H. H. HARRIsON,l t-.r,.
A. HAMILTON. As0Dl''
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>. IL. CURREY;
Funeral Undertaken.

An prepared u furnish CCFFIyS Of description
Lom the 5Hs Cassrt 20 the siuest Servants toEn, 90
geHeT WITH every thing necessary for Funerals ID Or1es
EFF at uy WHrsroams, DssdsrCk street, next door 70 the
W Gnd-Op Livery stable, between Cherry and Sumner
Teets, vail receive prompt sutOn Doth DAY md night
y Fur turs all kinds ~ sired and made 20 order II
the best styls. Fiu59| j. d. CURKhN.
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Brown willie
IN puil6inU LOTS For Sal

~ ou44u4u5 LUIS 4CA 1d4Cs
VIZ od-r sale me liberal especially
w 10 guiding purchasers from 30 20 - desirable
build nE lots Brownsville from ~ 10 miles rom Nash
vile, containing each, rom4 10 10 acres payI II Tue
lots finely mSeTet the most beautiful forest trees.
10 lots iTout Porter gravsCd pkes several lois
lhs GaiIEin Pike, with small dwelling on Il
All The lots eligible bun ding sites The neigh
bOrhOod unsurpassed FOR heaIh good society churches,
Schools etc, call soon your will lose bargain
l. @ K ~ Brown,
dec I7-2u Az Cherry Street.
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

. EEGylNS HOPE q CO.. No. 100 Chambers street.
NeF-N Hrs-esra al,s1ed I-=u-impOgtHrs AID DsGeTs
M a u-Sn 90 hare Ola Madeira, Sherry and POn
Wines Finest Old hraldies, superior Old Jamaica, 81
'-s aUa Al'. Rum, Ola Holland Gin, and every variety
0. ..a. Ira.r.sI and Domestic Liquors.
cham. pIsE g-N.aE rUHIre Hout & Chandon and
.aur- Imperial, CEy.De, aud Ferzelsy, Heidseick and
...Hr af..#..
CiHrcJ and NHUICrHe-IncludiuE Chateau Star
E.GE. ,H0.ga- 'r= L.gviIe, Lrrtss, harEaUN and S.
-I.. Hr. e. laIa.I -.. 1a lt SaUterues.
isueA vs. sHCs--ui JohEannes berger, Ma cobrunneT'
a.r.lamcr5 Hoca hUmey, parking II oek and N0sehc.
gars-U. the gao cest Varieties teEaHts, begahas'
D.uclLs, Operas, dressed and Coumunes.
Foreign EruBts-Ct ala kinds, Eaisus, Almonds
FrgUes,
2 cas- s,ud COETCrs-slrof the finest qualities.
EzrHrN uIG AUB EuCs-f u-l.-gtuT- ArgUiz tnh
r..a ..a..1 Hars. Smoked aud Plcslrd tongues.
tuai.rL Batter FIIaUs5 Tubs ara stone Jars.
Foreign FEyECEb--Sa-cys, Casaps, SsTIngs7 Ca
per-. af..u-- 5Sr.
1.-c-crs ss--East and West India and Domestic. And
..E.|t.r H|E- mario. '57-Gly.
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EKFH"AH.
IN CHANCERY AT LAFAYETTE,
william b. HOFsn & wife,

IN CHANCERY AT LAFAYETTE,
December Rules 1851
Kencheon Whitley & others }
Happening 20 the satisfaction Of the Clerk & Master,
hat Pleasant EhWOOd and wife. and William T. hit
10y part defendants in this cause n0u-r5sidents
OF the Tsnuossee that the ordinary process
lIr COu cannot be served upon them Il IL therefore
ordered By Clerk n master, and upon the
Rues. thai publication made for four Wsek
n Weekly Union aud American, newspaper publ he'd
city Nashville commanding the said Plessaut Chit
wood wife, Mary ChtEood William T. whitley,
appear the Of said COuu OF ChaIoeTy, "
Ue held the O0uri Rouse, 10 the Town OF Lafayette, Ma
con County the rs Monday In February then and
there plead, Answer dsmuT mplaHanIs BILL and
default t1trsD the will BE- taksniOr oons sed and
Ter hearing Pure, taat 70 them, THIS 7b December
1857. JOHN CLAIBORNE,
Gee T3-W4t pTs Zee IS. Clerk d Mas
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A WORD no TIE PuBEICI

A WORD TO THE PEBLlCI
IAVlNG received DO the last few very heavy addis
ton 20 former purchases dHteT ourselves that
prepared % offer extraordinary Inducements
purchases Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
Our stock consist Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES
&c, which keep constantly hand and Offering
VeT Low prices for apd puuctUE dealers. We have
large splendid stock OF DutOur S Co.'s Anchor
Brand BOILING CLOTHS aud having purchased them
under the most favorable circumstances satisfied
ha sell them for much less than they be purhas
sI elsewhere iu The city,
20 THE LADIES
1aricusry. We offering large and handsome sssOTt
ngnt Of rich flsnioaabie DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, kIEBDNS, TRIM MING~. &c.
Purchasers Of Dr. Goods Hi certainly End il to IheiT
interest o. call and examine STOCK and prices,
prepared 20 oder Er5al bargains any Retail House in
silly
Il ? Remember No. 81 Market street.
luiY7-n HasBHOOh, uCWHIhIER eco.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
Ebony and Topaz.
Kansas and Minnesota are to be

hanSaS ana minnesota are 10 De linked
together by the Solons of the Senate, so
that the free State can drag in the slave
State. Better that both stay out till dooms-
day than be brought in under such condi-
tions. No matter when free State gets
ready for admission, she must wait until a
Slave State is hunted up, or free State
manufactured into slave State to accom-
pany her into the Union. We want no
more slave States or free States either, on
any such terms. Let the people of the
Territories organize State Governments and
remain outside, until they can be received
without sucl degrading conditions.
The above we find in the Cleveland
Plaindealer of last evening. 1t is not Of
ten that we find any thing in that print
which we indorse without qualif. alton, but
we do the above. The rights of Freemen
have been postponed time and again by
the propagadists of slavery in the way
stated by the Plaindealer, and it is high
time that the game was stopped.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
From the Pittsburgh Dispatch, LIST.
Another Sham Duel.

EmuIous of the two Philadelphia med
ical students, and without the credit of or
iginating the "sell" two gentlemen of thi.
city have been engaged in the child's play
of q sham duel, which came of in Collins
Park, Friday afternoon. The parties to
tho affair are Mr.. William G.. Murphy,
formerly merchant in business on Wood
street, and Capt. Hunter-both well known
to our citizens. Wednesday evening last,
during game of billiards, Murphy though,
himself insulted by the captain, and sent a
challenge, which was accepted, and named
rifles at thirty PAGES. Murphy declined
the conditions, alleging that rifles were not
the weapons usually selected by gentlemen
of honor. Capt. Hunter insisted on his
right to select weapons, being the patty
challenged. No definite arrangements was
made till Friday, when the parties met,
and Mr.. Murphy insinuated that the cap
taia was wanting in pluck. He thereupon
sent message to N. notifying him of his
readiness to meet him that evening, desig-
mating muskets at thirty PAGES as the terms.
After some difficulty it was arranged to
fight with shot guns-time, o'clock !;
place, Collins Park, near East Liberty
Umpires were chosen and medical at
tendant engaged. Subsequently pistols
were substituted for shot guns, parties to
stard with their backs to each other, dis
tance ten PAGES, and to fire at the word
'three." At the appointed hour the par
ties and their friends were on the ground.
Both were stripped to the shirt, the sleeves
of which were rolled up, the ground meas
nred of, the pistols prepared and placed in
the hands of the antagonists, the word
Observation-Disclosures turn and fire"
and the parties did turn and did fre-but
as the pistols didn't go off, nobody was
hurt. The seconds reprimed the weapons
the word was again given-the pistols
were discharged, and Capt. Hunter fell,
the blood streaming from his face. Muir
ply took look at his fallen adversary and
started of, but soon returned, exclaiming:
II have killed him-O God have killed
him-I knew was dead shot!'' Taking
one last lingering look at his fellow-foe, he
left the ground in quick haste-burried to
the city, and surrendered himself to the
authorities, but was released on promising
to appear for subsequent examination
The parties soon after arrived in the city.
The supposed "joke," or "sell," of this
affair is contained in the fact that there was
tacit understanding between the seconds,
who procured bottle of vermillion, and
on the read to our Pittsburgh Blanders-
burg, informed Captain Hunter that the
duel was 20 be bloodless, and initiated him
into the plans they had formed-to which
he readily acceded. When the shots were
fired Hunter fell-his seconds applied the
vermillion-Murphy was certain he had
killed his man-cleared the field, and Hun
ter got up, and with his friends, returned
to the city. We trust the public see the
"nubr of that joke!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11

CONDITION OF Com AND WHEAT.-The
Cincinnati Gazette publishes letters from
several counties in Indiana, Illinois, and
Ohio, showing the condition Of corn and
wheat. Intelligence from the counties of
Miami, Gallia, Meigs, Clinton, Hancock,
Adams, and Clermont, in this State, all
tell the same story; classifying the corn in
proportions differing in the several locali-
ties, as Sound, Unsound, or Mouldy or
Rotten. Ia one about one-tenth is sound,
IN Others about fourth, in others one
third and one-haIf.
The wheat crop however is pleasant
contrast according to this information
Accounts from all the States above men
toned speak hopefully of the crop, though
fears are expressed in one or two instances
that the present weather is nnfayorable,
coming % suddenly upon tho mild season
Just past It Is however, TOO soon to judge
in this particular.-01io Natssnsnn.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
Queer Case of Incendiarism.

The people OF Hudson, Ohio, were last
week greatly excited by the discovery Of
an elaborate preparation made by a citizen
in fair standing named Hinkson, to burn
his business establishment, boot, ,pnd shoe
store. The house was so situated that if
the fire had broken out the destruction Of
property, perhaps of life, would have been
dreadful. Combustibles were arranged
through the house so that thorough con-
flagration would have been almost instan-
taneous. A man in his employ had watch
ed him and observed bis strange proceed
ings. and caused his arrest. He had been
making ready for the fire for two years.
When arrested he confessed all shed tears
and said: 81 hadn't the heart to do it
This has come upon me one day to soor.
To-day all these things should have been
removed. l never should have done it"
His house was insured for more than it was
worth.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
HI b. Payne md the Cincinnati
EnOuirer. 49,

The. Cincirnati Enquirer devotes half a
column this morning in demolisling Fl. B.
PAYNE, who a few months ago was the
subject of its daily eulogy when candi-
date for Governor of Ohio. His speech
last night in Cincinnati, is thus described
by that paper: "The speech was the great
est compound of egotisms, incohereucies
and rambling statements-of demagogue-
ish appeals, of passionate malignity and
reyengeful feelings, that was ever listened
to in the whole course of our life. There
was little in it that was worthy of the name,
or could be dignifed with the title of ar
gument.
"Take out its overfowing trade Of
abuses upon the Administration. upon
the South and its leading statesmen, whom
he accused of almost everything that was
dishonorable and ungentlemanly, and moth
ing reD,ained. He decended 10 the small
personalities and little side issues of this
Kansas question that Judge Matthews bad
deemed unworthy of notice; but they
seemed to fit well his taste and inclinations.
As we sat listening to his assaults upon
the Administration and upon the slavehold-
ing States, as bitter and malignant as any
that were ever uttered by Chase, Giddings
or Garrison, it seemed impossible to be-
lieve that only few months ago, he was
travelling Ohio as the National Democratic
candidate for Governor, and made speeches
that were then worthy of his position and
character as party man."
And so on for halfa column.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-11
Investigation Refuscd-Mr.M Nor
ls gan.

In the House of Representatives this
morning, Mr.. West Of Logan, offered n res
olution to appointa Committee of three TO
investigate the fraud upon the Treasury,
and to ascertain what had become of the
: money, and with power to send for persons
and papers, and especially TO examine VIII
liam ID. Morgan as 10 what he knew about
the matter. The resolution as usual, was
defeated by the pretexs that member
wished to discuss it. This put the resolu-
tion upon the table, where it will lie, unless
a majority vote to take it up.
The people viii bear in mind that du-
ring the entire campaign last fall, the
charge wns daily made by the opposition,
that apublic money had been stolen by
Gov. Chase, Gibson, and the Black Rcpub-
licans,r and BY no man was the charge
made so often and with such pertenacious
rralignity, as by VIM. D. Morgan. When
Mr. Sparrowsreport was made, that was
denounced as IA lying document and Mr..
Sparrow was said to be Black Republi-
cab. The false charge against the Repub-
licans was kept mp until the close of the
campaign, with accumulated bitterness and
faisehood. The opposition pledged them
selves that ifthey had the Legislature, they
could easily show that Governor Chase,
Mr.. Gibson and the Black Republicans,
stole the money
They got the Legislature, and that legis-
lature las been in session now two months,
and no move has been made bv it to make
the investigation, and fulfill the promise.
To-day a Republican member offers res
olution to make the investigation, and it is
oversaughed by a parliamentary pretext.
Let thai resolution pass, and it can be prov
ed by twenty men in this city that VIM.
D. Morgan told them that he knew that
Breslisa took the money; and to one gentle
man in particular he said that he knew
that Breslin was the defauller, bat he (Mor-
gan) would go home and charge it upon
the Republicans, and with it he would
break down Salmon P. Chase. = State
Journal.