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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-03
To Those who are in Pursuit OF Health
and Pleasure, and Wishing 90 Visit EBer-
aheha SDrlnEa. G.EnndY ComnLY. Tenn.


FTVHE Cars the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad leave
Nashville every dsy at o'clock, a. Ms and arrive AZ
C0Ean every day AZ Is minutes before p NJ, Immediately after
the arrival Of the ears Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
on Chattanooga The seEanee Railroad viii leave every
day, except Sunday, and e passengers TO- Tracey City, where
will be found good Hotel for the accommodation OF passengers,
splendid line Of four horse Concord Post Coaches
readiness convey passengers 70 Beshea Springs distance Of
wishing the mining opera
tons Of the sEanee Company and viewing The ste Of the great
southern University lauaoie eneI Sheh 50 we'll de
the attention Of the puDls have opportunity Of
doing 50 by this rUad Beerhea Springs that acnoW
edged desirable summer reeai where viii 6e found one o. ne
inst class Hotels the management Of samuel A. Scott
IS 80 aTosAy known 70 me puoie lot me sge and dignity IN
which he conducts hotel He amply prepared AID viii spare
no pains 70 make visitors comfortable and happy AZ Beehea
There another road 70 Beerheha Springs, from Nashville via
McMnnve leaving the main trunk Of the Nashville and Chat
same dsy and passengers viii remain in Mcannvile an night
veil conducted hotel Those wishing 70 visit
Beersheha Springs viii leave Nc nnvie every day AZ O'Clock,
A. NJ, and arrive at Beersheha the same day.
In addition the above routes. there IS line Of four horse
Pest Coaches leaving Nashville daily Except sunday 4. p NJ,
and Sunday O'clock, A NJ Tbs stage viii arrive al Ieb
every day oeock p NJ Except sunday and sun
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, at ocock A. NJ and arrive
ab aeIP 1 e. 81 0 O'clock sn 9 Sir f 81 s, S
ro1te from NsSbiye . esrstefS e. bis rad & SeGds
lied sixty i've miles, the balance Of the road, after leaving the
turnpike, is Of the best natural roas in the Southwest The
stocked with One horses Concord coaches careful drivers &c
running, also fouF-horse Coaches every day Sundays
eyspte from McsInnTiIe TO SPARTA in COMMISSION with The
Mcslnnve and Manchester Railroad: also tEohorse Coaches
from Sparta Orchard Kingston LoudOn,
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, making immediate conDec
ton with the Loudon.
Passengers can obtain through tickets at the Stage Once under
the Commercial HOTEL Nashville to all the above and inter
mediate points, Cahagu Chest Mound and COokvie
have, in connection with the staging interest a Beersheba
Springs, large and we'll conducted Livery Stable, where visitors
can find all tines Buge RockaEays tHo-horse Coaches
and the best Of Saddle Horses, to hire.
Persons visiting the Springs with their private eonyancs can
have their horses We taken Of al reasonable charge
All persons hiring vehicles horses he property
in good order or pay for all damages that accrue,
~ a A.
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"
tstrUti1ms
We publish this morning the proceedings Of the
Democratic State Convention Of Ohio held at Column
bus on the 18th Of July. Three hundred and fifteen
delegates prsent and crest unanimity Of senti
ment prevailed on the Lecompton question. The
Platform, which was adopted without debate, endor-
ses the action Of the administration on that subject
Any division Of sentiment that may have existed
among the Democracy during the continuance Of
the Kansas struggle in Congress, has been reeons
oied, and the wise policy Of the administration in
banishing that question from the halls of national
legislation and leaving it to be settled By the peo-
pleofthe territory, viii be triumphsny sustained By
the Democracy throughout the country. We regard
the action Of the State Convention Of Ohio as hap
py sugury Of the future harmony and consequent
success Of the national Democratic party. If the
disafeetiOn OfJudge DOUGLAS might be expected to
exercise disturbing inf 4ehce anywhere out of the
State Of Illinois, it would be in Ohio There his
name has been the watohword and the rallying CRY
Of The party Bis mastery defence Of the prinoi-
pies Of popular sovereignty" during the Kansas
Nebraska struggle, had endeared him to the demo,
crazy Of that State, and obtained for him an
ascendsncy over the popular mind which he scarcely
enjoyed anywhere else. But when he deserts those
principles, his power is gone forever. The Demo-
eracy Of Ohio, OEea higher allegiance to principle
than to men, and it is proud testimony Of the
seadiness Of their political faith that the detection
Of gallant leader like DoUGLAson the very eve Of
battle IrOduooa Wavering in their ranks. It will
be so throughout the nation, and in 1860 we shall
march to conquest and victory under the same
banner that waved over Us in the last contest, al
though the chiefIain that bore it so bravely, has
gone over to the enemy.
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Nance q W0odwnrd,s lis.


NM Offering good bargains in many desirable places in
w and near the city Of Nashville
One lot in Hardng's addition, 100 feet square, corner
handsomely inclosed, Cottage Building five good rooms two
piazas and front porco, smoke house, carriage house. stable
PrOvement, ali and neatly finished very desirable
place.
One lot Of go feet front Broad street, the corner Of
High and Broad streets, good business stand Prices very
low.
One large brick dwelling Broad street, opposite the Tenn
and Ala. R. K. Depot good proper build
ings good shade in front. Very cheap.
lot with feet front Maple street. large new brick
dwelling, 10 good rooms, smoke house, rooms
good estern, and handsome subbery the yard with large
garden. Terms easy.
Several small tracts the city varying in size from to 50
with good imprOvemsntsome unmproye low and
liberal rates.
Several large tracts, with good proportion Of timber and
cleared land.
One with 1900 acres mostly tmbersd, which a splendid
set Of Water Mills and Ice Houses. splendid chance
be- and lumber dealers
Some 80 20 unmproved lots in different parts Of the city
such time and prices suit who is able homes
that they purchase and pay hom
Persons desiring to purchase will please call at oce oppo
site to the RsDH5tic1n Banner, on Deaderick street
july292W NANCE & WOODWARD
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TIE Hoe CHOLERA IN GIBsOz, ED.-The Prince
ton Clarion continues to describe the rsyages Of the
disease as undated in that section of country, cut
ting down big and little, fat and lean, with but few
premonitOry symptoms. 1t says
"The heaviest hog raisers have lost from three
fOurths to four ffths Of their stock. We hear of
few cases where recovery is expected of a remnant
Of drove infected, but left in condition not very
hatteripg for the making of pork this season. Ev-
cry public road seems to be strong with the stencil
from the roton oarcasses left to mouder and decay
near them; and some of the branches are running
with greasy water, where the eareasses have been
thrown in, as convenient place to get rid of
them"
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Col. BenIon and the Naturalization.

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
San writes under date of July %.
The topic of conversation this morning is the let
tsrs in the Union Of Wm. Carey Jones, ESQ, and
Gen. Duff Green. The former is in reply to one of
F ?. Blair, ST., in the Tribune, and is designed to
refue the Eeport through black republican channels
that the last hours of the "Pater Seuatus'' were
marked by psrizsn objurgstions of the authors and
aiders Of the Lscompton project and that of Kansas
Nebraska, SC. l have been informed by gentle.
who was often with Col Benton to ward the last
of his life, that he repeatedly expressed confidence
in Mr.. Buchanan, and as repeatedly his gratifca-
ton that Mr.. Fremont was not elected, since that
result would have destroyed the Union. He did not
desire that any relative of his should be President
where events preoipitated SO great disaster, sc.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSRRY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ ~ Or. King, formerly Of New York. fo the las f---
49, years q Louisville, Kentucky and who lls
voted his attention 10 The treatment o. private diseases Tor
thirty years. daters HIMSELF having attended io-
many years. and cured many Thousands. he IS e1alt 90
all diseases Of private natur natter how bad tT
from i'd ddcous mgical trateot, from negdc- CT
Dr. King Dspey IS No. . Deadercs street, -c-e
Cherry aud the square, where be all diseases Of F-Y
nature.
GoSoRHEA cured without naEcious medicine Or rts-E
from business.
STRCEuREs Of old recent date eTsctllly cured n c.
days, BY operation which causes pain. Where si-c-
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermnes the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with al the diseases Of the skin, -ruuiug OF
ect bad treatment, be eeculy cured n few GAYS
sEErNaL WEAEsEs, particular attention having been given
this disease and all the growing out of b. t
in many hy the destructive habits Of
Youths and excessive nduigeuce % the passions, re-H
which will undermine the constitution, rendering te
for business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be la6oTug with any lIl-y Of tls NJ
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abr0a by writing and stating their
fee enclosed directed 70 DR.. A. King, 80. 20 DeadrE
Nashville, Tennessee will have the necessary ecine
their address, with necessary directions s-rct secrecy c
Once hours from O'Clock In the morning until jim tie
23-dIy
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July ., lj6.
To the stOhOdsof the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Texas
GENERAL meeting Of Stockholders will held in Louis
IA vile, Kentucky, the 24th day Of August Bust
Of great importance viii he brought before the meeting
handing the attention Of all interested The promises
all that has been claimed for it by its enthusiastic
rayagant advocates Its past management has marked by
Of the grost character but may YET BY c0unse
and good management In future, be made the largest
pectatons Of its friends This he Shortest cheapest
route, connected by railway Of The Atlantic and Pacific
The press throughout the country viii render this enterprise and
the scattered Stockholders twenty six States Of the Uno
great service by noticing this call for Convention Of
holders the s4h day Of August in the city Louisville Ky
JEPTHA FOWLKES,
jy3l President s. P r. H. Co.
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The GoLDeFEvzE Is EEw YoEE.-Tho New York
papers says:
The news from Frazer river by the Moses Taylor
helps on the gold fever" and one thing is certain
that if everybody else is deceived and ruined By the
excitement, the steamship owners will not be- They
calculate on carrying out full loads hereafter on
every trip. Private letters from California speak Of
a scarcity Of IaboEers there. s..-
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

FsHAM G. HARRIS Governor State Of Tennessee To
all Who shall these preentsgreetng: Whereas, i has
been made known that certain NV. BU RTON ChaTg
ed with having committed the offence Of embezZemen and has
fed from justice, and is running at large
Now, therefore, Iham G.. Harrs Governor Aforesaid by
virtue Of the power and authority in vested, do hereby offer
reward Of $500 any person persons who may apprhend
the said F. n. W. Burton, and deliver him to the sheriff Jaor
Of county Of Davidson, in order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof have heneunto set hand and
caused the great seal Of the STATE be affixed At Nash
tLs'l VILE the Dist day Of May ISIS
ISHAM G. HARRIS
By the Governor:
J. Z. R. RAY, Secretary Of State
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YIRGTNTa LEAF TOBACCO.

VIkUENlA LEAE IUhALUUs
TTE receiving ore and offer for sale to the trade 50
w boxes Stult's and Tobacco- This Tobacco has
reputation unsurpassed By any manufactured in Virginia. and
guaranteed number
ALSO,
5000 genuine Rio Hondo Cigars;
5000 assorted brands Cigars, direct importation;
20 baskets Mum Champagne;
100 or chests superior Young Tyson Tea:
ar casks Maret Brandy, imported in 1851
casks Rochelle Brandy;
do Old Port Vine;
! do pure juice Port, for medicinal use;
200 boxes French Brandy
800 barrels Cincinnati Whiskeys;
100 bags Rio C0fee
50 barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars;
For sale low by DILLON & CO.,
jy2O No. IS College street.
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n. BE proper to add that in the absence OF N Moon
Esq., member OF the Committee appointed thecitzens
Mcehe ESQ the Of the remaining members and
with the Of As D. B. Turner, W A jones' p
Walker.
This report places the Bank much more favorable light
than anticipated by anybody. The the Bank
is about up what it supposed the actual deficit
much less than anticipated. The committee
Messrs. WALKER good deficit
and that which may hereafter accrue debts delay &C.
and the Memphis AUGRc learns that they have acceded
this proposition If this be so, the noteholders will but
very little though they may be subjected delay.
The beauties Of banking system orciby
illustrated than history Citizens Bank as exhibited
in the committees report. The claimed to have capital
OF S3OOO yet sixth Of this appears ever to
have been paid in and that moey appears to been
Withdrawn least three years ago. thus showing Memphis
4Eqla8e remarks that 'h the banking privilege shrewd
bankers make large fortunes Of small money
and very large Of credit by buying real hills
Of exchange with promises pay. Our argument
sated thus The Citizens Bank incorporated l52-the
real estate purchased las doubled valuation
the interest obtained BY dcOuntng notes, and the purchase
bills Of exchange with their issues that only thousand
dollars to pay the engra7er printer, start in
anng. So the longer Bank banking system,
that nothing the larger fortune and more able the
banker take in his issues with other Wild arrangements on
paper"
The Memphis Bulletin justly remarks that the committees ex-
hbit ought people, half century come Of
mania which within the past few years led creation of such
multitude Of small, dTiduaI Banks, is an additional
proach the old Stock Banks for having long since by
ing frankly up the counter note SYSTEM put of the
power Of such institutions to est along side Of them.
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n ARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
nv sALE-S750oO worth Of the valuable real estate
viii sell the most reasonable terms, Of the most desirable
city property ever oed u this Market lying on Cherry Cedar
Market and Spruce Streets suitable for business houses or private
Wslngs propose . exchange the above for likely Negroes,
d the best cash price
atmav I5-n WILL L. BOYD, JF
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. a, COLLEGE STREET.


HAVE In store, and are constantly receiving ane as.
III s0rment Of all kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
they determined 70 sell low any other house in the city,
al the time Eaanng their Furniture to be Of the best
workmanship and finish One Of the frm has Just returned from
the east where he personally selected the entire stock which ell
Of RECET MANUFACTURE and LATEST STYLES Our stock
sss in Of Rosewood and Mahogany Psror Furniture some
Of which very fine together with Chamber Sets, Book Cases.
Warohe, Reclining Chairs Lounges, Sofas Easy Chairs French
Extension Tables etc. ETC. and complete assortment Of all
kinds Of
Low PRICED FURNITURE
End every variety Of Wood and Cane seatCHAIRs We will en-
deayor to please ALL and viii take mleh pleasure in showing
stock TO those who may favor rs with q call.
mays9-3m PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
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DILLON d co.'s
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Morning, August s, at 10 O'Clock,


NWTE will sell in front Of Warehouse the following ar
w Cles at Auction
50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 bbls yellow Sugar;
10 hhds Sugar; so boxes HysOn Tea;
SO boxes Star Candles; IS ar. boxes Star Candles;
10 Ginger Wine nice boxes extra Tobacco
article; q bxs various brands Tobacco;
10 boxes Ky. Leaf Tobacco, hf Whisky;
so boxes Brandy; 10 cases Aromatic BitteTs;
200 dozen MasOns Backing; 100 Nails assorted
300 bills Whisky, assorted binds 20 bbis Holland Gin
IS hf bbs Holland Gin; 50 bbls II. Smiths Old Re
% ibis Old Bourbon Whisky; serve Whisky;
IS bbls Old Monongahela do; 80 bbls Malaga Wine;
IS hf casks COguac Brandy 30 boxes Whisky;
Together with other articles make up complete
sale. DILLON q CO.,
aug3 No Is College street.
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[Nn NAI llARlE EARMS Ena SAIE

W. VALUABLE EanFMS FUH SAkE
THAT Valuable farm on which the undersigned has
sided for tho last 81 yh years. is for sale. Il Ff
the waters Of Biz HarPeh river in the county Of W
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville, the illage
TAnt the Rchland aud CentTeye Turnpike, nine mile
from franklin thS county seat Of williamson and within
miles Of tie North Western Rarosd now being cen
strueted The contains about four hundred and egh
Of at rate farming land; The county line between
Davidson aRd williamson through the Northwest cor
the late WiikBs Whiteald.
On this I'm are two comfortable residences with all
cesy out housesi barn, cribs, shleg, carriage house, &C.
With excellent young orchard Of most choice ut- Good
spring water an abundance o. never asg stock water
running from different souTces through the farm. AdjOB
ina this farm another tract Of about two hundred acres Of
excellent ana via eooe residence Tor ai9 The sohOi
both tracts Is equal to any for crops, CiiherOr grain
and both uned ney vii DO Old separately together,
may suit buyer it is thought b. good Judges could be
made Of The best stock farms in ha state u its size
the premises before purchasing further description i
deemed unnecessary but all are invited 70 call and foI
asms5lvos. Lsug 2j-eO&wtn JOHN 7. HILL.
EWIsH TO sell the farm or which reside, IN Willamscz
county, adjoining hat advertised above y M John
H containing BY recent survey, hundred and ninety
zine and half acres or frst rate farming lard, with
Portable dwelling, with al necessary cut h0uses sulsbis To-
small aTn with go9d water The arm Is well enclosed
with good fences, ncudina about hundred yards o.
stone fence vii sell sais place separately or together
With Mr. Hips-as both united would certainly make les
rabe arm aEd purchasers are invited 70 cell on Ari
ana examine As premises, bAs viva CtAtThHaD.
For ieEtheE aItealf5 apply % NJ H. NJ Snyder az Ge
Storeof Snyder q FFizzsll. Nashville L. c.
CtOLLENs7 AALOCRfNE;.--Just received a supply
Of this valuable preparation for the hair ROr sale by
DENOVILLE BELL.
Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT sTbs
Wv celebrated lacner eceved the first premium OF Grand
GOLD MEDAL. the best combined Reaping Moving Machine
at the great United Agricultural Fair AZ Louisville
KY, in September lj7. The trial came OF near Syracuse New
York; in july where all the prpal Machines United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
through Marshal p hie President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
It also received the award as the best Reaper and as the best
Mower before two separate committees, appointed BY the Presi
dent OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville,
IN July, d54 most Of the machines now in Tenn.
Numerous other premiums and given this Machine
during the last season, every Machine America
The above machines for sale By the undersigned,
B 7. CHEATHAM.
General Agent FOR the STATE.
FISHER, WHEELS CO.,
ees7-d&Ff Nashville, Tsna-
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Pnst Office Denartment.

The following letter from B. N. CLEMENTS, Esq.
the talented head of the Inspection Bureau of the
Post Office Department, contains important in
strucOns to Route Agents and others engaged in the
service of the Department
26th June, 1858.
SIR referring to the subject of your letter of
Goth instant, have to adV wise you that Express com
panies cannot lawfully carry money let ers over the
post routes of the United States out of the mails
By the act Of l845, it is allowable to carry cut
Of the mails 'bank notes, sent in packages or buns
dies without crtteR letters accompanying them" but
money letters cannot be go carried unless inclosed IN
stamped envelopes.
l think here is no express prohibition in the reg
ulstiens Of the Department against the engage
ments of q Route Agent in the service of an Express
company, but in accepting the Office of Route Agent
he enters into an implied contract to devote his en-
lire attention while his route to the service OF
this Department, and this should prevent him from
accepting any other employment which might con
fct with his duty under that contract But even
if be might properly convey or take charge of the
conveyance of other Express matters, he has Ger
tainly right to convey letters out of the mail
whether in stamped envelopes or OtherWise-for he
is precluded from doing 30 By the circular insruc
tiOns of the Department, which apply to all letters
that may be intrusted to him for conveyance over
his route.
am respectfully, your Obedient servant,
B. N. CLEMENTS,
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The Turkish Government offers to punish the
Jeddah assassiDs and pay 0,000 francs to the fam
lilies of the English end French Censpls
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mEWPHIs RACES.
MEMPHIS COURSE.

MEMPHIS COT ElS11.
The Races over the Memphis Cotirse vii
commence en- ~ EeDA II October 49, ISIS
and continue 1--WE days.
FIRsT DAY, TursnAT, October % The sT aLKEB sTAEE,
FOR three year 0lds, s0 entrance $50 forfeit. Nile hefs
nh de stake The Club adj $500, PROVIDED the
run; and cesa the ls y Of August f55s Seer
it will be REQUIRED for the forfeit In the shove sllE1
SAME DAT.-jOcksT Club Purse 5000. Ir-e mile heats
SECOND DAY. WEDSEsDAT- October 20.-J0czey CLUB Pur
800. Nile heats, three IN Eve
SAME DAY.-SEepstaks ior two year olls $500 entrance
$50 Forfeit @Dash ct miis; three Gll SaE-
three entries. Security win Pc ure Tor Che forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 25--rue .HEprg
STAKE FOR three year olis Two mile hel-s $50 enr
sOO forfeit; three an the lEe; the Club $50
provided ths race Z runi 70 and close ist day % Aa
lS5s. Security viii be required f0r the i1rllit
FOURTH DAY. FRIDAY, October Jocssy Club Purse 500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, sAEUEDAEs October s3.--Jocksy Club Pua
5000. Pour ulile heats
- ~Wak Over the above Course entities the hore b.
tull amount Of Jockey Club purses.
III = All entries, with forfsts must be directed 10
WI. 7. E0UNDTKEE. Proprietor.
is29-iIl Oct. 70 Memphis Tenu.szs.
Lexington (ky) Oo8eCsF and Rsn0re COPY d Ou--la- Dbl
send bill to this Office for collection.