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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-07
Manny's Combined Reaper and


Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT -This
w celebrated Machinef eeived The hst premium o. Gard
COIN MEDAL the combined Raapng and Moving Machine
the great United States Agricultural Fair at Louisville
KY in September, Is57 The trial o. Syracuse
York, in July, where all The prpal Machines United
States thoroughly tested The committee heir awards
through Marshal P Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
also received the award the best Reaper and IS the best
Mower, before separate committees appointed By the Prss
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
July, 1857 most q the machines now In use IN Tenn
other premiums and we're given this Machine
during the last season, over every Machine America
The above machines Tor sale BY Tie undersigned,
B. T.. CHEATHAM.
General Agent for the State
USHER WHEELS co.
etR7-d&wn MELVILLE. Team.
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FNDMCND DILLAHUNTY Council No ! Of T. A & S. Tenn
pars meet the lSt Thursday evening in each month
the same Hall as above JOHN PATTERSON. c. Of c.
RO. LAPSLEY, 5. Of c.
II. II. MCALLISTER. I. Of c.
iy3l-Iy W. II. MORROW, Comp. r.
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Placed in form the corner-stone,-
True and trusty, Brothers own
Come and bring, in thought sincere,
Hands TO help, and hearts to cheer.
Marked with love the Masters will
Kindly proved the work of skill
Beauteous forms In grace shall rise
Meath the arch Of fav1ring skies.
Join Offering true,
While our homage We renew;
Bear 20 him whose praise We sing
Thanks that from each bosom spring.
When on earth our work is Ger,
Be a deareT life IN store,
Each in form, in heart upright,
Taught by Truths unerring light
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- Bank of West Tennessee, at
gSES-z-S MEMPHIS-The notes OF this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville wdtw
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-
slayey pIbhibitiOa kss Ovsr,hrown and e.
versed by The kanAas- N ebrsska act: Gndsr
lhis ilAuenEs, the whole power Of the N !.
tionul GovernuAent has been exeitsA d
iOree sluVety upon the reluctant people q
KaRsas. Under this influence, also, per.
sistent attempts are made to subjugate the
people Of the Free States to federal domin.
alton, through the administration Of the Flu.
gitiVe Slave act. Under this influence,
finally, the Federal Judiciary has promul.
gated the revolving doctrine that the Con.
stitu,ion Of the Union establishes and guar.
anties slavery in all national territory, anH
consequently there is no foot Of our widely
extended dotnaih, outsido OF States whose
con institutions prohibit slavery, where the
free iabofef can Hnds alhome exempt from
the intrusion Of that very peculiar iustitu.
ton. l,ss,ssa.sH y z.sz ,eAsas
This Tupid progress OF despotism cannot
fail to arouse and fix the attention of re.
hecting people. Il forces upoti the eoun.
try momenlous issues Between two opposite
systems Of goyerlmeht-two opposite theo-
ries OF the constitution. These issies are
sadical and vital. Shall the government, Of
this country be administered by, the people,
for the people, or by privileged class, fof
privileged class! Is the constitution, in
fact, what il is now, claimed to be, the bond
and guaranty OF slavery; or what the fathers
OF the Republic believed it TO be, the shield
aid safeguard Of Libertyl Does it establish
Slavery everywhere, outside of Free States,
Ut Liberty everywhere, outside Of Slave
Statest Shall the Dowar which it conferS
be used for the extension and perpetuation'
everywhere, Of human bondage, or Of human
freedom. ,,........,,,e h. t..- 2. .sl
It is not doubtful where, upon these issues,
The majority Of The people Of Ohio will be
found. Their traditions Identify them with
! Freedom and free institutions. The main.
spring Of their prosperous Pfostsss Is in the
prohibition OF slavery by the Ordinances 81
1887. 1t is this prohibition, transferred into
her Constitution, which has attracted within
her borders the free laborers Of SO many
lands, who have So largely contributed to
that wonderful development Of energies ant
resources which inspires at oncs ferson
gratitude and honest exultatioh. The peo
pie Of Ohio will never, by their action, charg'
the founders OF their institutions with igno
rance Of the true principles Of popular gov
eminent, nor contribute by their sufsases &
the extension or continuance Of on evil AM
Wrong from which they have been so happil.
delivered by the wise forecast Of the Futhet
Of the Republic. -.
8. P. CHASE.
Columbus, January 4, 1858 a .. s.s.ea
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JAS. w. sOmERvILLE, Editor.
RAVENNA, OHIO.
Thursday, January IA, 1883.
The Governors rRess.,ge.

. u9Co5h0S
The Message of Governor Chascj which
we publish IN our columns to-day, to tire eN.
c!usion Of otir usuuE variety, abouitds in val
uabe statistical information in regard to all
branches of the State Government. quite
n. considerable portion Of the Message is
devoted to issues with the Government cf
the United STATES. The Governor is oppos.
ed to the enactment of a bankrupt law, to
apply to the b,nking instituti ms Of the
country claiming that the measure would
be an infringement on the rights of the
States. This is position bearing some
plausibility on its face, but we think unten,
able. 1t is one Of great Importance; and
cannot but be the subject Of extended dis.
cusson in Congress. and throughout the
county hereafter. TEe balance, occupy
Ing two or three columns; ia devoted to mat
ters connect u with the slavery 9res ton. A
history of the Cincinnati slave cases. and
the more recent one in Which fhe county Of
Champaign was the principal theatre is CIV
On. These statements may be measuably
true i'll point Of fact: but the tone and spirit
Of the lungGuse is calculated to create. dis.
torted views Of facts, (if all are facts) and
foster ill.will and tfeindce between classes
Sf community, who honestly differ In opin
n. S., 49, hoapinn nm 'fhn
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Troops Fer Egsssu


General Scott Ia Busify engaged With the
Secretary Of War in arranging the campaign
against the Mormons to be commenced 10
the spring. Orders are issued and will be
dispatched Immediately for the First cavalry
and the Sixth Infantry, now in Kansas, and
the Seventh Infantry, now in Texas, to
hold themselves in readiness to march BY
the first Of April to reinforce the Army in
Utah. The War Department has de,ermin.
ed Oh. pending Immediately large reinforce :
hnen,s to the army now serriHg'in Utah.
This force will consist Of fourfull regiments,
which will be composed Of Both cavalry and
infantry. with two lish, batteries Of artillery.
II is expected they will concentrate at Fort
LeaVenNvorth, and take up their line ot
march at an curly day. .s.t -. /,
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Refusal to Receive al Message.

When the Message Of Gov. Ligor was an.
nounced in the Mary land House Of Repre-
sentotives, last week, a motion was made
that 1t be not received. The motion was cur.
ried by vote Of 43 to ~: This was on
account OF expressions contained IN it in re.
gard to the American party, and the Cover
nor expressing anopiniOn that the city mem.
bers were elected by fraud and violence.
The Message having been published 10 ad-
vance Of its being sent to the Legislature,
the members thvS obtaining knowledge Of its
contents, and a majority of then decided to
vote against it's receptions ' sss7 y
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NGMsI Iie,iIs:

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" The Texas Legislature has Pss'eda
~" "s" :.'O"s nee eo'of'o persons WAs
800 - =, = tEaest seisss e @sssste ano Ose''ss
''''e'.
6Ths New YOrk pspefE say that there
!. mere gold and,siiysf islc citeslatio9 lattas
s'y = 'ne p'e'e"'-''nS s"sa vas ever ss'
'S's : ~"'@a.| = -. ...,-..rs-. &
QAHOs eh We faIk spous re IAsrsasa
value tof aFfemohes Mariposa gfauts n 10
about being sold for unpaid taxes. smOuat-
ing to s7aapoos jlSt y s2t}I
/ O1TThe trial Of Th0mss WashinRt6n
Smith, for the murder Of Richard Carter st
Tue 81. Lawrence 'l Hotel Y now IN PFcstess
IN Philadelphia. .sr 's'' .'' ''.' s.'''
i @The Cunningham family, (of Burdell
bogus baby Iotoriety } mother, dlughtefs;
and sons, are living on 9sl st., New Yofx.
| and are said to be very poor sss4.stss=t
HrHon. David Steward. a uFon;,.,,
member of the Baltimore NM. sud ,oF :
shor, term United States sen.,o, f,om
Maryland, died a few d,ys since.
nArGon. VallaDd;ob,m.. cor,..,.a .,...
tiop case ia now befo,. tho cormj,,.., -.
Election, in m. u.H.. nv. ,..,;,.o...;.
saM 10 be 40 Eisst in M. Sh.hsiF A,h,,gh.
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O15rBishop Simpson. Of thei Methodist
Episcopal Church. who was the delegate to
the Wsslyan Conference held In England
iutAugust last, II now travelling 10 the East,
ana az lust accoants was iilat BsyFout,, II
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narNcy W. Da"iob, Utienuantr1
Civil Action and attachment. Nv ih6 CoGrtAof Com.
,aar. mon PTcasss FIatHt}HES'
The said Huryey W DSHfefs,-de feRSsns, !,
will take notice that the said Mary Ann Ebei, nfA.
hH. did, on tho gath day OF September AZ D.. 1857,
die her petition in 'aid Court against sai
setting forth, IN substance, that on ab6us ihs -
day Of jane, A. d.. 1850, In consideration mar tAS
planin being then sole and urrnxrticd sf request
Of the defendant, then promised To- n.aS lin; tkaS
the defendant thon promised 10 marty ths plsiHliK
within feasoAabFe time; that said pisfit has phSf
ly and utterly tiOlato his said contract, ad refused
to marry sad piaihtiR although reasonAble timclAa
since siapsed for him 70 do So to the dsMsge a. nc
Plan4d ~ the 1tf Of nye thousand dollars, for vhlsk
she asks Judgment against defendant. And said DE-
endant is Doiifsd ti1t he IL requite Cd "a sppsgf @
answer SAID petition On or before tiiS IL Array
after the 18th day cf Fabfeaiy A, D., i. al
Aud the said defendant IL further nolinef tihs he
clerk Of said Court, tbs 9Th day of JanusTy A. ~.
1858, Issued an order Of Ia Sait hEtIoD toE
the sum Of I've thousand dollars and e0Its. Dated
January ~ IeJe-0w3 Attorney for plaintiR.
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Adm UIlaIhnlaN Nolaae.

A Tiny instance 9sisatsAeHMaAt wS4 ihis
~ day 'itsusd " UaNd Jbins, d Jastss N ths !,
Peace, ,of the townIAp Of Palmyra, Portage C1nRty,
state Or Ohio, AGAinsS the ppepss af NoalF Smith,
Der, A. ID. 1857.
Dec. sslh, lsa7 2Hts,..a kvAsS. II Ink H.
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Mary Ann Noel, Plaintiff, ! s,,,.. - oh... po,.
Harvey W. Daniels, Dsfsnlan,,5 Tags sSS"'@s's.
Civil Action and Htlachment. Nv thS Court OF Com.
......', ION ,pFcaH.s q Isl B Il fg gEsffE
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Legal Notice.

MECHANICS TOOLS.-tFhe best as
sorIment and best quality In tho matE ean be found
at pie. .,.0- .. r. A, CBRTtH Il 80.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THlMBLE Skein Pipe Boxes. ell six.s,
cheap. F.A. CUErIS'6 CO.
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"STITT'S" horse shoe iron and common
bar iron, all sizes, at F. CURTIS & Goa.
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"ROWLAND'S" celebrated warranted
spring tempered carriage sprTngs-the b"s, In uas--
al +, A, GU Kits & COts
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CORN! CORNM CORN!!!--Ten shou-
" sand bushehS OF CORN In the sa5 wsnlsa, ID
exchange for Dry Goods and Gf0csres, at 99R7' y"
- '- p 'stfF COFFlN A. PINNEY'S,
January Z, 1853 Ne. PhOnix Block,
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GI,GS,coN 90 Ssi,So 10
e,4'3,52j 6: 2s;,- 90 q
a,lea,6Sl % isJ oil 81
l,cCc,co0to Sc,cc0 90
2,+GO.Cro 60 ,t{.CC0 GO
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Five per cent. stock TsInble
At the rles sure cf the state
after Dec. II, ices.
SiH per cent. stock rayrbls
at the pleasure of the State
pftsr lice. 81, 1850,
six Ter .ceht. stock payable
title pleasure ~ the state
after Dlc. u, le70,
Six per cent. stock rays BILE
81 ue pleasure nf the Stale
after lee. ~. 1875,
SiI Ter cent. stock rTyahlH
~ the pleasure Of tie Stale
after Dec. 81, tet6,
Total amouutof foreign Stat
debt,
Tor esiic debt J.!hLle a
Columbus,
Total foreign and d, nCsti
Stuie teLt.
Total hrrduClLlc State deli
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l2i,CCT IS
Ito,oCo co
AZ [cS "A
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).3,352 81
1884 is
9,125 81
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She aRrrgAte receipts for 1e5S-c, inelud'
irg the shove sums, we're
lie aggregate disbnrst ments as thcWnoy
ue Audfter's drafts, including SSia,NS
IS. rEia Oh account Of deLis of 1855,
we're
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NalirE m ssprrgsts wbTh had to be rro'
Vided frt m other sources than revenues
Frd Was probably, In part, provided
through uml oTsrI loans BY 1reGturer
Gibson,
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Fxress nf dtSbufat pentS above receipts.
TO which should he Dddtd the deficit Of
rash means, November IS, lE55y
Ard exchaIge retained bS bresiin1 JAMS
hry !, 1856,
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I'D here rtr Mrs s,!ll unrr",idcd for
To tliu should ts added tie eNtess Of war.
runta isteed Bt Owe warrants redeemed,
nf which 1921 IFS fs wsTo paid b! the
Htste PcrkR md Branches under tie
ETsBI cement.
ALdue amount due the Seneca ceurty
PLrk for bonds converted ty ILc Trust
Company,
Ard IA tie event OF Judicial decision af-
filming the Canal Contract. for ihs DIFF
ference between Sctual cost and con"
tract Price of repairing sections ), .,
.cnds, tie further sum o!
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| payment, II pTeIetsF" W 1"e S'eu'"irI ""I
be made in new bonds, bearinga less rate Of
interest, ard payable ct suc,: times % the
! General Assembly may see fit to direct
! Under all circumstances The interest on the
entire debt must be punctually paid, ard the
credit Of the State maintained inviolate. ]
do not doubt that the people Of Ohio will
cheerfuly submit to any not excessive rate
Of taxation, If assured beyond peradvcn'sre,
that the proceeds will be honestly and pune.
tually applied in discharge Of debt, the
interest Of which constitutes so large an
annual draft upon their resources.
Existing laws require the appointment Of
Transfer agent and Registrar at New
York, and regulate the transfer Of stocks
and tae payment of interest and debt
through this agency. Experience has
shown the danger Of con6ding powers such
as are necessarily vested in these officers, 10
persons beyond the jurisdiction Of the
State, and not smcnable to hs laws. II
obligations assumed OF the creation Of the
debt and as part OF its consideration, re-
quire their appointment and maintenance,
these obligations must be fnlflled in good
faith. II II be otherwise, the oficers should
be abolished, sad ell transfers should be
made within the State, and under the direc.
ton OF its executive ofkcers. J commend
this subject TO legislative investigation snt
consideration. r...r ... ,.
I earnestly recommend the repeal Of thu
oct allowing contSscts for interest st TEL
per cent. The legalization Of such q rat'
Of interest enables the money Of capitalist
to absorb far too large a share Of the earn
ings Of the farmers the mechanic and th'
merchant. 1t often takes the whole ant
sometimes more than the whole. II moi
be, as some think, that the law as it stoo'
prior to that act would be improved by th'
substitution Of the rate Of seven per cent
in place Of the old rate Of six per cent
Whatever rate ef interest may be approved
/ I respectfully suggest that il should be uni
form, and be allowed to all persons, wheth
er natural or artificial. alike, and that al
i contracts for higher rate, BY whomsoeyel
i made, sheuld be deemed and held alike nul
and void, unless enforced, with simple in
terest, for the beneft of educational or be
neyolens .instiiutiens. Discrimina tions be
j tween classes of lenders tempt to freud an
almost uniformly fail Of beneficial results
In this coApsction, year attention may als'
be usefnlly giEsn 10 the vsrious dcyicss b
Ikwhieh, bankiag institutions sock 10 evad'
statutory limitations Of interest, aRd 10 th'
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The Yankee Pirate and hi. victims.

Capt. Townsend, the commander Of the slav-
er,lalely captured By the DoiphiH-said to be the
first instance on reco5d of SLAYER being cap
tured by an American vessels a native Of
Rhode Island, and has wife and three chill
dren residing in Providence. The Tribune thus
describes hun and his operations:
He is about 80 years of age, and man of
superior address and education. He is tall and
well formed and has prePOssessing features -
He has Light hair, large sandy whiskers, and
Is scTupulously exact in his dress. He speaks
freely upon the affairs of the voyage Of the
Echo, and states that he was driven to engage
In the slave trade because Of iil-Success in ms
voyages IN legItIm lie commerce. After the
Echo left New Orleans, he states that he called
the crew aft, and said to them that he purpOs-
ell to 20 into the slave trade, and promised them
$500 each if they would continue on the voy-
age. The Portuguese and Spaniards were prob
ably aware Of the nature Of the voyage before
It was projected. All the crew aceeded to the
proposition. Instead OF proceeding to St
Thomas, for which port she had shipped, the
Echo shaped her course foT the Coast Of Africa.
When she reached Congo river she landed two
Spaniards, the slave agents who went TO look
after ths cargosand the Echo proceeded TO an Is
land on the coast Tor waller and fresh provisions.
They were chased from the island by a French
brig OF war. from which they escaped in fog.
Returning thence u the coast, they took
470 slaves on board, l6O Of whom died on the
passage.
Capt. Eiafit states that although presenting q
sad spectacle, the condition Of the Echo and
slaves was much better than that OF most slav-
ers and cargOes. Capt. Townsend states that
they had been allowed extra rations to improve
their appearance and enhance their value in
market They were the captives of warlike
tribes, brought to the coast and placed in barra-
coons While awaiting the arrival of the slave
ship they were fed on roots and esculents and
scantily fed at that, and their close confinement
was terrible. On the Echo, Capt Townsend
states they were fed on rice, beans, slivers OF
pork, and quart Of water, and small guam
tity of whisky each day. Tobacco was also
given them, and they were exceedingly foEd Of
II
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l1bpsifians & 5ur9eons.
MOkTON- MI D-PLvsopItbic

u MORTON, Nj D.,-PhysOpdtnlc
Dser Eclectic Physician and surgeon p less, Of Mid
TON, having located uu>,IfIn his place ready at
tend 90 all calls ~ Is Profession eter al his ore al
every description, rler mineral animal OF We scable ad
never reduces ls llel.s t1ca5e them hu simply remove
healthy t1cdIcatIUl.
Th0s afie eJ with diseases Of the Liver Lungs XII
rcvs spleen, N-urs Iud uu, Rheutu1Jl~u tcIiIcr
Acute Chr0uicl Loss OF Appetite Dcausemeu uf the
S1mlCh, tols-Il uftra Bowels BIlio4s Affections
impurities ofthc Blood any G. ruuc long standing
diseases diseases peculiar 70 tie female such as sup
ed call Ills Mode OF Treatment also completely
adlgtedio Diseases ui ChIllrea
DR.. NJ. has also sure and failing reaedV for
Fever and Ague, Cholera, Cuuer3-AIuIbuS Dyscute
DarThoea Coc. Cram Fs LocAIaE FITS and Slsns treat
~ Dr. n Is also prepared 10 eat successfully FEVERS
Of the yalus types together with all oier form Of AGATE
hut act deducteJ from twenty the Reform
New school system o. Prlriee, aui thorough reading
graduate from the Old AM ne schools OF llsii me
Dr. Al NIL kge9 Constantly ou hand ami for szie al
kInjsof 30 rANIC MEDICINES Ild compounds
tneurcS ad srupsr such as are usually sept IN B1-au
Eclectcaud hlIn squIau Dru= Stores Also, all the
Indian RfIueues aId large uumbt Compounds pre-
pared by himself as Remedial AGENTS. which
The ioiloln-, VIZ Compound syrup Of the Wandelus
Mix Weed sovereign Tenely Tor The Dyspepsia. Piles
&c; AulI-B lous Pills, exclusively for the LIVER
Btters AntiDyspepc Powders; Tooih-Ache Drops, hrh
Weak and lnined YCs, Cauker Medicine for Can
kerorC Caiol'e S0re-Aluuth and spfe. cure ir
Ms BIlsam ot Vii. Cherry Tor Coughs Colds Brolrlis.
Coasumpto auI all Diseas-s Of the Luugs; Rllmaiis
Lnlineut OF Pam Killer superior article 20 any
edy for the Ch1era; Mothers Cordial or Fgmale F1lnd
and other Articles loo numerous Co me ton
~ y. B. Particular Attention willie paid in
lu all old Chrome and Pryae Diseases, cleanse the
blood 1t al the morbid hum0Ts Dr NJ does not pretend
able DISEASES and alaas that considered IlcurI5le
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