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, shawls and Mantillas.

FRUIT JARS.
w have on hand new kind of JarsOf glass, with
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ror'to any tin in i.s izIz ono i
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GLASS PHOTOGRAPH
NOW FOR TIE FIRST TINE MADE IN WHEELING.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
See First and Fourth Pages.
The ELECTION Of Judges by the People.

The Election of Judges by the People.
The small vote cast at the late election Of Judge
of the Supreme Court has furnished class Of
the opposition journals with text which to hang
arguments against trusting the people with the cleo
ton of their judges. We refer now to that class of
opposition journals which protesting political
trslity, or they themselves sometimes express it.
independence" are cramped in the expression of
opinions On well marked party issues and in regard
to party men, but whose federal and know nothing
instincts crop out when there is chance to assail
the capacity of the people to govern themselves.
The cloak Of self imposed independence" never
proves thick enough t. save these men of federal
and know nothing habits from ague when once
the people to the baOt-bOx to settle for them
selves the election of their judges Gods how these
fellows shake when they see "the huge paws" Of
the people rue the sacred ermne or used to elevate
or depress candidates for its bOnors Well let them
shake. The people haveresumed the power Of elect
ing their judges and can safely defy the srong>
est opponent Of present mode of election to De-
ny that they nave thus far used the power wisely;
that political considerations have Influenced them
less than such considerations influence legislative
body; and that as whole, the bench has never been
as ably filed in Tennessee as it is this day We
could were it necessary, point to several cases Of
strong democratic districts in which opposition
Judges and attorneys general have been elected and
to other cases in which democratic judges and atN
tOrneys general have been elected in opposition dis
tricts Although such cases occasionally happened
in the Legislature yet they we're of rare occurrence
1t is undenable that political considerations have
Influenced the people less than they influenced their
representatives in these elections; and the disgrace
tul spectacle of swapping off judge or an attorney
general for dOOr-keeper or legislative clerk,
which VIGOROUSLY often happened under the old sys
TEN, is impossible under the new
The fact from which considerations derogatory to
the capacity Of the people are drawn, that at the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR DUE.-The honor of
first originating the idea of conveying intelligence
by galvanio wires seems to be very much divided.
It seems that neither Morse nor Henry first thought
Of the electric telegraph, any other of the clai
ments of that honor who have yet appeared upon the
field Of contest The venerable John Redman Coke,
Of Philadelphia, in letter scientific gentleman
in London, on the subject Of electricity, presented
very fair idea of the electric telegraph-and this
forty-two years ago. The letter of Professor CO1e
was published in the Annals Of Philosophy in 1916,
and the following extract from it is communicated
to the Philadelphia PeHnsylUaniaH by ExChief JUS
tice Lewis:
have contemplated this important agent (elec-
tricity) as probable means Of establishing tele-
/ gr8phic communications with much rspidity and
perhaps less expense than any hitherto employed.
/ DO not know how far experiment has determined
galvanic action to be communicated by means of
wires but there is no reason to suppose it confined
! TO limits certainly not to time. Now, by means
of apparatus fixed at certain distances telegraph
stations by tubes for the decomposition Of water,
and of metallic Salts etc, regularly ranged such
key might be adopted would be requisite to com"
! municate words, sentences and figures from one
station to another and so to the end Of the line
/ However fancfu and speculative, l have no doubt
that sooner or later it will be rendered useful in
practice. JOHN RBDNAE CoNE
/ Philadelphia, 1916.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

PITrsBURG, Sept. "A terrible disaster occurred
last night at eight O'Clock the Allegheny Valley
Railroad, near HuttOns Station twelve miles above
Pittsburg.
The Kittaning train coming down stopped at Tar
entum, and hitchedto a car containing aparty COM
ing from camp meeting
When the train reached the point mentioned, the
Tarentum car was thrown from the track by the
breaking of q cross bar connecting the brakes, ana
the car rolled down a steep embankment, turning
over twice At.the first revolution the roof was
torn of, and the passengers scattered ever the
Ground mangling the bodies Of some terribly. Miss
Mary Anne, daughter of J. Kinoaid, Of this city,
was instantly killed, and large number more or
less injured.
John Rocker, skull fractured; J. NJ. McMoCrea-
ry, arms broken.
Among those slightly Injured are Mr.. and Mrs.
Kincaid Mr. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs Carver,
Mr.. and Mrs John Sdell Mr.. and airs. Jas. Wright
/ and daughter Mr.. ana Mrs H. Solomon, Mr. ard
! Mrs Meyer, E. Heazleton, Mrs. Kaufman, d. Lynch
Mrsand Mrs. AairE.
The killed and wounded reside mostly IN Pitts
( bure and vicinity. They we're brought here las
night and a coroner's inquest was held on the bod!
of Miss Kincaid The company and employee
were exoulpatcd from blame.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
BentOn,s Abridgement of the Debates 81
Congress-

D. APPLETON & Co., New York. For sale by W T. BERRY
Co., Nashville.
VIC have received the eighth volume Of this yalu-
able work. which was arrested before its completion
by the death Of its venerable author. he has ielt
legacy to lis country in these volumes Whioa VIII
cause his name TO be remembered with gTati'uue
through distant generations. The history oil the
great events which he has commemoraied VIII DC
familiar to thousands, to whom the voiuminous re-
cords from which this Abriegment has been con-
densed viii be inaccessible 1t is impossible to
overrate the Importance of the services which Col
Benton has rendered to the country by the compile
tiop of these volumes The eighth volume embraces
the period Of JOHN Quincy ADAMS Administration,
and consequently in the language Of the publishers
circular. contains the celebrated debate On tie APP
pointment Of representatives TO The proposed Dplo
matte Congress at Panama. In that debate the
great questions of international law, and Of the
proper relations and positions Of this country with
respect to other States Of this Continent, that are
again arising in the proposed abrogation of the
Clavton-BulWer treaty, and in kindred subjects,
were discussed by some Of the abiest minds that
this country has produced. Among the debaters on
this occasion may be noted such names as Hayne,
Robbins, of Rhode Island, Woodbury., White, of
Tennessee, Johnston, Of Louisiana, Van Buren,,
Holmes, Randolph. In fact, the discussion was one
of the most able that has occurred in our annals.
The speech of Col Benton on this occasion was pro-
nounoed by Mr.. Randolph 'Ghe ablest that had
been delivered in Congress sin .e John Marshal's
speech in the Jonathan Robbins crse," in 1906
! ga member of Col Benton's family had, until
lately, in his possession a pamphlet copy of this
speech of Col Benton, which had been preserved By
John Ran dolph of Roanoke, and on the blank page
of which Mr. Randolph had written, with other re-
marks that it was " the abes speech that had beer
delivered in Congress since that of Ohm Marshall il
the Jonathan Robbins case, " in 1900. The pam
phlet with the superscriptiOn, was sent by the ez
ecutor Of Mr. Randolph's will to Col. Benton, as
agreeable "reminiscences. It was destroyed, will
many other curious and interesting mementOs, il
the burning of Col. BentOns house in Washington
in 1855. The speech of Judge Marshall, referre
to by Mr.. Randolph, is contained in the secOn
volume of this Abridgment.
'The questions that arise from the relations
the United States with the Spanish American State
present themselves, as now pending in a differer
aspect from the views Of the period above allude
to- circumstances having so greatly changed. Br
right views of the present come from knowledge an
consideration of the past and hence, we regard Ii
appearance of this volume as most opportune "
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rELEaRAPHIO 49,.


DETROIT, Sept "A Democratic Convention was
held here to- day, Of which Hon. Robert MeCeilahd
was President The following NOMINATIONS were
eoautv; Lieutenant Governor. Gee. G. Monroe Of
Hinsdae, Seer tary OF State, J. T. King, Of Mack
mac; SupeTinlendent Of Public Instruction, D. Q.
Jacobs, Of Wayne; Commissioner Of Land ohee,
John Ball. Of keni Auditor. Gen John j. Adams,
of Lawrence; Attorney General, J. G. Sutherland,
Of sagman; Member Of the Beard of Education, A.
Y. Moore, Of Kalamazoo.
Resolutions were adopted declaring their adher'
ence 10 TIE Cincinnati platform, and asserting the
right Of every people to vote upon their Constitu-
ton if they desire, and expressing confidence IN
Buchanans Administration, and congrStulating the
county upon the settlement Of the search and seize
question, on the basis Of General Cass' protest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

late election but few votes we're pOlles fairly esds
% no such conclusions. It was not known that
Judge WEIGHT had any opposition. Aspeoial cleo
ton for Member Of Congress or the Legislature
With but one candidate in the field and that candi-
date. a. in the case of Judge WRIaHT. 50 eminently
qualified as 90 silence criticism, would not have
called out larger vote in the counties interested
,han was given for Judge in this election. II Is
true that the people were near being chealea ny ms
trick Of know notbiDgismi but it Is also true h@e
similar trick would as certainly have been attempt
ed, with but one candidate in the field, IN an eleo
ton for Governor or Member Of Congress, as ID le
election Of a Judge. The attempt is net proof oil
the incapaeity Of the people. 1t shows the neoess
ty Of eternal vigilance against the evils OF know
nothingism, and that that organization, as pOiii
cal society, is totally depraved and abandoned
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Wan shot.

CHAmBERsBURo, PA, Sept. 6-An ARRAY occurred
last evening near WaynesbOrO, in this county, IN
which man named Osborne was shot dead by two
brothers, Daue and David Funk. The dispute arose
from Osborne carrying water from Funk's we'll.
Both the brothers have been arrested and are now
in prison.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
DIX. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

f Or. King, formerly Of New York, for the last four
sEES years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has de-
voted his attention Of prvate diseases Tor over
thirty years, hars himself having attended to prac ice for 20
many years, cured many thousands, he is enabled % cure
an diseases private nature, matter how bad y nay %
from idjudicious mgcal treatment, from neglect o hei
own Dr. Kings Dispensary No. . Dssdec street, ocee
Cherry and the Square, where De all diseases Of private
nature.
GOSoR. cured without uaucious medicine inerfargnco
from business.
SrRICRURE Of old recent date eecuy cured in rev
days. hy operation which causes pain Where scle
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
mischief and undermines the constitution 20 much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out Of neS-
lect treatment, be eeualy cured In Few days
SEMINAL particular attention having been given 70
disease, and all the consequences growing 0ut Of H. hroushi
many BY the destructive habits Of incOusderate
Youths and excessive Indulgence q die passions neglect O
which will undermine the sutton, rendering the uJcf NM
business society, and causing premature old age
Females who nay be labOrng with any difficulty Of The womb
assured Of immediate relief
residing abroad, BY writing and stating their case via
Zee enclosed, directed to Dr. A. King, No 2 Deck street
Nashville Tennessee, viii have the Necessary medicine sent q
address, with Necessary directions strict secrecy observed
Office hours from O'Clock in the morning until Gin the evening
may 23-d6Ewly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
MONS. J. 4. PINGUELY

ETAVING returned to the city, takes pleasure in -
nouncng his friends that he will teach the latest ~
Fashionable Dances to la1iss and gentlemen at taa
their residences in classes Of eight pupils Terms
al. Orders be left the Music Stores of Benson
Mcclure Union street.
The Academy for young Misses and Masters will be opened early
in October. Of which due notice viii be given.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
The staten Island Mob.

NEW YoRK, Sept. General superintendent
Talmadge was suspended to-day by the police com
missioners for refusing to obey the order OF Gen.
Nye to send policemen to the quarantine grounds
on the night of the ID Five more arrests we're
made to-day, but nothing important took place a!
Staten Island.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

LIKELY Negro woman IS years old, and her five children,
~ the oldest boy Z, the girl 10, and down
infant. Will be Sold exchanged for other Negroes to some
living in the country and that wants them for their
and not for speculation. Apply to -
augu WhL L. BOYD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

New YORK, Sept 6.-The .. s. brig-of-war Dol
phin, bound TO Boston put into this port to-day TO
land Capt. Townsend, Of the SLAYER Echo, for me
purpose Of having him sent to Charleston for trial
The Dolphin will leave for Boston this afternoon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
STAGES TO LEBANON.

Ii those visiting the Schools Lebanon Tenne
will find ample accommodations for conveying them by
applying at the General stage Office under the Commercial HOTEL
Nashville, Tenn. Fare through 50 co.
sept7-dtrivgw NJ A PRICE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
Yellow Fever.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 6.-The official report of the
Board of Health states that IS deaths from yellow
fever occurred in this city during the week ending
Saturday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. G.-OffeiaI intelligence has
been received from Utah. but itmerey relates to the
army movements, confirming accounts previously
rncnivnd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09

yUNHE undersigned have the following pure Liquors
Wines &c. which they offer to the trade at 9@ PLces Gn
to examine their stock before buying.
Our Liquors Wines purchased direct through the Gus
sen at low gurcsposssng the facilities to do soTe latter
ourselves that off, such inducements TO Sasa anu
Prompt dealers as will meet their views.
Fsraudies, Gin, Rum and whistles.
20 q and Il pipes Fine Cognao 10 bbs superior Rye WHISKY
Brandies, choicest brands; very old;
3 L 9 go Bocbeiie do bbs genuine Old Bourndo
5do pure Holland Gin; 100 bbs hne Tenn. Corn do
W L RUM RgRe3 SP3 Irish and Scotch
wines.
Ice baskets and bzs Champagne, 90 do sauternas;
% i O5 5T T6eE and Moee % do do old and fine;
90 do Hungarian, White and ~ do Madeira
>, ,,I Rsl Fine ol.r.,, 70 DO DO Port; do old
100 do Table do do do very SUPERIOR
Porter, Ale, &c.
Oh casks London Porter best brands;
81 do English and Scotch Ale, best brands
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bittersi
20 do French Cordials assorted
% do Brandy Cherries
10 do Curacao MareschinO and Absynthe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars, 100000 German Cigars
| choicest brands; 5000 Baltimore Regallas do
'"''''-' Tobacco.
Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. w.. W Anderson
S$S Do do dc DO Dc Do sa do Sia'i FaS
10 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco uheand qua
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco CHAMBER Flpper
20 boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco anghon K Aris'ead
10 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Aens;'
| 50 boxes best Tennessee do do
Also:
a L boxes ssKeau Smh's' celebrated and Pancake
Danve Tobacco, equaI if not SUPERIOR to any ever offer
m v other articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
serg No. O. College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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NEGROES ZOE SALE.

WE have good Of NEGROES Some 10 -
wv likely Boys from 10 to 20 years Old several good young
Women with child each; good house Girls from 10 10
90 years old, we'll qualified and be highly recommended;
good Carpenter % years Old good Cooks and 6ors Men from 5
40 years old. We anxious to sell the lot at the regular
market prices faug2H H. H. HAYNES & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
AUCTION Il COMMISSION NOTICE.
RENL. 2 SHIELDS

TILL continue make for Cash only during the
w season. All sales payable within three days
Liberal advances made on consznmens persons having
balances in hands will favor by calling and leave receipts
BENZ. ?. SHIELDS.
P S-COuntry merchants VIII please call we will keep con-
stantly on hond variety Of free goods
sept7 BIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
SCHOOL BOOKS.

TENT BOOKS, used in the High school, Fee
male Academy, Young Ladies' Seminary,
and other schools in the City and Country. For sale
bp CHARLES W. SMITH,
sept Al College street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
~ nAnnEu nLcKAN &. On.

ON THURSDAY Sent 9th we will offer sale front Of
Warehouse, q Public Square, large and complete
assortment Of Groceries, consisting in part follows:
50 hhds y. o. Sugar 100 bbls old Rye and Bourbon
. bills Crushed Sugar; Whisky
25 bbls Powdered sugar; so bbls n. Y. Brandy
25 bb5 Loaf Sugar = bbls n. Y. Gin
Is bbs Molasses; 25 hlf bbIs "Aledius Ras" Nal,
so bbls Golden Syrup:
> kegs Golden Syrup; > bhls Sweet Malaga Wine;
200 bags Bait Coffee; 100 eighth casks - Heenessoy
Is lags Pepper; Brandy
Is BAGS Spice: 100 bbIs Rectifed Whisky;
so doZ Brooms; 100 bhls Memphis Vinegar;
so d0z WashbOari, 100 bbis Cincic=su DO;
go doz Painted Buckets so baskets Champagne Wine;
> nests Tubs; 100 boxes Champagne Cider;
900 boxes Star Candles. 10 casks Brown Stout
100 boxes Tallow Clndles; 20 casks Ale;
so boxes 90 bars Soap: 100 boxes Glassware
50 casks English Soda; so dOz Ground Mustard;
. bbs No 8 large Nlckerc 50 doz Ground Pepper pure;
fresh. 50 dOZ Lemon Syrup
80 half Mackerel: 20 Strawberry and Pine Ar
20 bbls Lake Fish, fresh; pie Syrup;
50hf do do do; 90 boxes quart Pickles.
500 kegs Nails; % reels Cotton Cord;
200 boxes Mani Tobacco; so dOz Cotton Lines
so bales Smoking do; so dOz Jute Lines.
so NJ Cigars;
The above with many other articles will be put and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
sept7td CARTER, MCKAY & co,
NOFFEE.--5O bags ltimOre Coffee, for sale low for
~ cash, TERRAss BROTHERS.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

DEING personally acquainted with several Of the best makers
n . Of GOSHEN BU UTTER
propose orders for lots Of fifty pounds and upwards
The Butter shall be pure and fine in every Of the term
posted this during the cold
weather. and all lovers GOOD BUTTER will find this op
portunty supplying themselves heretofore realized by
citizens. ROBERT r. BOYD,
sept2-d1W No. A. Market st., Gord0n's Block.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
Judge Brcese not a Candidate.

ST LOUIS, Sept. 6-Thc Belleville, H., Democrat
is authorised to say that Judge Breese is not and
will not be candidate for U. 5. Senate in OppOsi~
ton TO Douglas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
Serious Accident.

CHATEAUGAY, n Y, Sept. 6.-In raising the frame
of the Baptist church to-day, the timbers gave Way
seriously injuring ten persons, one MORALLY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-09
PRHVATE TEACHING.

LADY desires situation in country ac in private
~ family all the branches Of English Education, together win
Fenhand Italian; also Needle work. and tie elements OF MUSIC
ifrequired. Refer to
sepl9 tW65w2 ALLEN a. HALL NASHVILLE