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white sulphur water near Beersb> q
BEEsHEBA SFaHas, Nov. 8, lS5e.

white Sulphur Water near Beersh-
BERsHEBA spanes, Nov. 8, 1851.
Editor Union aaa Amsricqn
sIR: During the summer just passed, which
spent theee Springs, and where still remain en-
jOying the lightful climate Of the fall season "a
climate equal to any Rave ever fslt-dry, pleas
anily cool sad braoing) often heard this opinion
expressed that it was matter Of regret that there
was no ulphur water in these mountains. For the
Information Of the numerous visitors Of this water
ing place, wish to state that Mr.. Arufeld and my
self have spent portion Of time, this fall, IN
search Of Sulphur Springs, and have been so fOrtu
nate as to have heard OF two near Beershsba
These two springs we visited and found them
much priced for their medicinal qualities BY the
nelgh 6OTs living Immediately around the n They
are situated below the mountains on the banks o.
Collins river, few miles apart strongly imPregna-
ted with sulphur from the sediment deposited along
the course Of the stream it empies into the river,
and are highly charged with hydrogen gas eOe
staully boiling up through the spring. From per
soual experience, having used the water several
days, after sarrying it to Beerseeba in demijOha
found it aperient and diuretic acting both on the
bowels and kidneys. The present owners Of the
springs refusing to sell Mr.. Arnfeld has taken ,
lease on them for term Of thirty years, aud ha'
made contract to have the Wa'er delivered fresh
every morning by sunrise at Beersheba in sue
quantities that, hereaf er, any number Of visitors
will be supplied As have hirh OpiEiOn Of Sui
phur waller myself, having frequently visited thu
White Sulphur Springs in Virginia and ssen tn
beneficial effects of them, cOnsidr the facility o
| ohfainin0 vyafar c,ntainino souauvbak tho sauns
properties, very great advantage to Bersheebs IL
addition to its we'll known Chslybeate water. Mr.
Armheld is now having these springs enclosed aOC
put in proper condition He intends TO have then
analysed, which analysis will be published as sOOr
as made. remain, sir, your servant,
MINOR KEHNER
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Loss OF THE SHIP ANTELoPE-GAILAET CoEDUoT
OF PART OF HER CREw.-ship Antelope of New
York, Capt Clarke, before reported wrecked on the
Paracels, while on the passage from Bangkok to
Hong Kong became a total loss. The crew left
her in two boats but during the night they separst
ed. native fisherman, well armed, foul OF
the captains boat and compelled her to give up the
few articles saved from the ship. In receiving the
ships boat, accidentally dropped alongside the fish.
erman, and the pirates, supposipg her crew CON-
pletely cOWed we're thrown off their guard. With.
out any previous plan of operations the sailors
dashed on board the piratcsl fisherman SIZED their
arms, put every one Of them to death took posses
sion of he prize, and carried her to Hong Kong in
triumph The ma e's beat at last accounts, had not
been heard FROM and fears we're entertained that she
had been captured by pirates.
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The Dublin Medical Press asserts that the pupils
of the Polyteohnical school in Paris have recently
furnished some curious statistics bearing tObac>
CO. Dividing the young men of that college into
grOups-the smoker and the nOn-smokers-it shows
that smokers have proved themselves in the various
competitive examinations far inferior to the others
Not only on the examinations on entering the school
are the smokers in lower rank, but in the various
Ordeals that they have to pass through in year,
the average rank of the smokers had constantly
fallen of, and not incOnsidersbly, while the man
who did not smoke enjoyed q cerebal atmosphere OF
the clearest kind
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nE WEDNESDAY, the sth Of December next The IN -
" dersgned viii sell 10 the highest biiir that =
pc Yarn n Williamson county, knoEu As the 'Wzn
Whieheld" Farm, containing about 465 tcres lying
the waters Of Trace Greek, which Big arpeih Vicinity
Of the vlageOf Tank Davidson county, near tie Rchian
and CentTeve Turnpike about fourteen miles Nahra
Persons wishing % purchase invited % examine the lands
premies, and they viii end farm o. exceeding fertility
soil we'll suited for stock raising ~ superior adaptation b ~
growth Of blue grass and is beautiful supply Of pure stock
The undersigned viii also sell b the hhe bidder the
time and place. that beautiful Farm belonging Mrs LuFsns
Craghrad. containing about 100 acres adjoining the sact
Of land Both OF these united, will make Of the bet
Stock Farms 10 its size in Middle Trnuessee.
The underzgnsd has also IN Of finely Tmhe
wood land within miles Of the farm, Ehh viii be sold via Tie
hfsi mentioned farm
II, upon consultation with those who wish 70 purchl ~
day Of s, Il be found proper farm be divided into two
three There VIII he Afforded chance FOR buying hes
beautiful farms with comfortable dwellings each.
These lands viii be for sale privately bill the lst 81 Dmr
al information call the subscriber living Nashville.
Terms OF sale--Oue third VI the purchase money
required RASH notes which be discounted in
days balance three and four years II desired
with added and lien The land retained until al
paid. JOHN 7. HILL, Agent.
The above sale viii be conducted By Nance & woodward,
b R. GLAsCoCE, Auctoneer. uor5-sodtHtd
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1. Pacata Hibernia; Or. His,0ryof The W.ssia
Ireland during the Reign Queen Elizabeth. Taken from he
original Chronces ustntsl Eitb Portraits Of Queen Elira-
beth. and the Bari % Tolusss, md Fac ss Of all n
al Maps Plans. First Published in London in 1888. vol
svo.
2. Memoirs Of Direus bellious In Ireland, from iho
Arrival Of the Enssh Alsa, saar detail Of that which
rOte tie sd o. May. I79s With The History o. ne Con
sPiraey which Psesssei it. By Sir Richard Mus0ys Bart
? vol. Dublin, ls2.
3. Antiquities OF Ireland; A Collection q Ms
eslIaneous Antiquities By Edward LsdEeh l. L. D. vol Gro.
4. The History Of he Eseerahle Irish RsbsIlou
traced from many preceding Grand Emblem nc ri
Of October Gii- And tbenes pursued the ssasni
lG62. VOL folio. London, 1850.
.. Monastican HfbeFniai Or, An History o. he
Abbss, Poriss, and other Religious Houses Of Ireland Dublin
1855
g. Typographical Dictionary Of Ireland,
comprising the several counties, cities, boroush corporate,
market and post town. parishes and Villages, via Historical
and Statistical Description, &c By Samuel Lewis VOL fto-
:. DaIrymPle's Memoirs Of Great Britain and
Ireland. Dissolution or Parliament OF Charles II
until the Sea Battle Of La Hosus svol TO- Ednburgb, Il
s. Ireland Exhibited 60 England, in Pc
aI and Moral Survey Of her Population, &c BY A. Aa.
son. Esq, l'ts q Dublin. vol.
.. McDermat's New and Impartial History Of Iralard,
from the earliest accounts to tsprssRt tine. vol. 70
l8s AmtnO1ogal al DeFHfl3 Or Monthly CQlIeC-
tons Of Science, Bellies Iste and History. Iustaisd via
beautiful Drawings. to.
II. The Ancient and Present State o. the Country
and City Of Cork. By Charles Smith, N. D. 70. DubIa
I775
u. a picturesque and Descriptive View Of he City
Of Dublin: In series Of Interesting scenes lEsntnt ar
179l- By james Maltn. With brief authentic Hoy frou
the earliest account to the present time ivol. 4vo.
10, CObbett's Weekly Political Register. Ovo1 s7o
Il. Selections from Cobbsts's Political works bsiaE an
Ahrdgmeus Of the 100 volumes which oomP the writings
I 81 Porgupine," &c vols.
10. Blacks Picturesque Tourist Of Ireland VIA q
/ Map and Plans Of the Principal Cities
I IS. The United IrIshmen, their Lives and
Tines By R. B. Madden, N. D. vols lst and "a lers, hall
calf,
| II. Tyrone Powers Impressions Of Amariel, dur
/ ing the years 1853, 1854, and i555. svois.
For sale BY
w, 4. BERRY a CO.,
Public Square.
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CONVERSION TO RoMAEIsM.-The Rev. Father
Grace o. S. D at Memphis, Tenn had the pleas
ure, says the FrsemaR's Journal the LIST ult , to
receive into the Catholic Church DR.. VIM. P Floyd
youngest son of the late Gov. Floyd Of Virginia
Among 81 the remarkable conversions to The faith
in our country, We do know parallel to that of
his family in regard to the number Of oOnVers thai
it has afforded Miss Letitis P Floyd, now Hrs.
Col Lewis, of Virginia, was the frst and her gift
ed and venerable mother, whose obituary We pub
lished a few years sgo, was the last so far as We
had heard; but the sum total Of cOnvers from this
immediate family connection has been some twenty
Ave.
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IMPORTANT SALE.
IMPORTANT SALE.
Valuable City Property,
SITUATED ON TIE COR YEROF SUMNER AYD LINE
STREETS ITO FEET FRONT ON LINE AND
100 FEET ON SUMNER.
I'm Saturday Nov. 18Th. I86S,
On Saturday, \

the Court House Gate will sell the highest bidder that
~ valuable property, situated the Of Line and sum
er Streets fronting 40 feet Line and running back lOO feet
front on Summer street This property will be divided in three
lots fronting Line including frame houses upon it. This
property is Immediately in front Of the Hines ee sehoo bu
ing the private residences lately erected By Mr.
Heror andaso several private residences IN course OF con
adjacent and adjoining this property When makes Il
every desirable to the business We would ask an x
animation Of this proper before the day o. SALE as We are deter
SELL and confident hat such opportunity VIII
offered again The increased price OF property IN this
portion Of the city rapid steady and would adVe those
who buy speculation for improvement not to let
thS opp rtunit, slip.
Terms Of SaIe--A credit Of l, and years with inter
eat from date notes psabe in Bank. and lien
tained - Il B. GLAsOOCK,
povS-td Real Estate Agsnt-
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REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
CARTER, WILLSFORD d Co.,
Successor, to Carter Mckay Co.. and B. L.nisr Co..

his day associated themselves together under the sys
and firm Of Carter WsfOrd & Co for the purpose
Of doing General Auction Commission and Wholesale Grocery
Business and having the and commodous ware
house. lately erected and occupied by Mess B. Lani Co,
and having taken the entire stock Of both houses viii be at all
times prepared Gil orders the lowest cash prices
We will ette all claims against the old firm OF Carter, Mckay
Co., and hope that all who indebted 10 them will come for.
I'd and settle Immediately, want o close me books at
once. CARTER, WILLsFORD & co.
AVING disposed Of entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors,
&C. to Me Carter, Wsford Co. we take great pleas
in recommending them friends and customers prompt
business who will always be ready wait on them promptly
They will always keep hand large and varied stock Of Gro
poyII-sf B. LANIER & co.
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Lets in EdgeGeId for Sale.

Y decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, render
ed at July term, 1851, ard renewed at the October term
1s0s the James Hamilton, administrator others
Mortimer Hamilton AID others will offer le al The
Court House in Nashville IN day Of November next two
lots ground Edgfed wit: Lot No. L. plan Of lots
laid by John Shelby and Mnnc fronting feet on the
norh SIDE street Alo, Lot No q in said plan front-
ing al feet Watson street
TERMs-Sai property wills be sold a credit Of one and two
years, except 80 he paid each lot Notes
good security equred aud lien retained until the purchase
money paid Said property belongs to the Joseph
Hamilton DECEASED and is sold 10 pay debts o.
R CHEATHAM,
oct2I-tds fee So Clerk and Master.
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House and Lot for Sale.

Ys decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rsdsed
at the October term, 1858, in Of James Langrd
and others Ehu Marshall Others. viii az
public auction, the house in Nashville, Saturday.
2Oh day Of November lot Of ground fronting
South Union ee 10 Nashville, and running back l07 upon
which j. frame building
TERMs-S $50 required cash, and the balance on Gre
dit Of years said property belongs the estate Of
Nancy LangOrd, deceased, and is sold for distribution among tho
heirs. +. r. CHEATHAM,
oct2l-tds fee 81 CLERK and Master.
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VIRGINIA a KENTUCKY RAILROAD.


hofice 90 GOnfT0CtOFs.
EyEALED PROPOSALS viii be underlined
i OF November the Graduation Ma
sony fifty % theabovs Notwithstanding from
the Virginia Tennessee Railroad, towards Cumberland
Gap. The prohes AID plans upon the above distance
be the ONCE Of the h Engineer In the OF Abng
dun, after the h day Of November next will give all Necessary
explanations ard thereto Tbs divided one
mile sections In the distance there viii be Earth move
amounting y about 1920 ylnls
OF loose and hard Rock, about 5l3, Oh do.
VI Mortar Masonry, % 90 perches.
OF Dry Drtins $50 do.
Those proposing for the work. requested 10 their
bids what Of stock they willing take in part paw
or their work Address the undersigned at Abingdon Va
octI3-dtl6nov W. J. HAWKINS 4 CO.
n. BThe Inspecting o. The prJes and plans the Chief
Engineer, changed from the 2h Of October 20 The l Of
November owing 70 the great Of labor required rs
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARK
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ * DR.. King, formerly o. New YORK, Tor ths Lad fous
ESS years Of Louisville Kentucky, and who has Do
his attention the q private diseases fr
thirty years, Caters himself having attended pc zee for
years, and cured many thousands. he Is enabled
all diseases private nafus, natter how had ty
from idudci0us mgdcal treatment, i1m negdrt o. he
Dr. Kings Dispsusary Is No. . Dsleck street, hcEzs
Cherry and the square where be AL diseases Of private
nature.
GOSozHEA cured without na1eious medcns or ntesrgnss
from business.
STcRuzs Of old recent date, esctuly cured in few
days. by operon which pain Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed. Psaps disease causes
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
STPKLI, with 81 the diseases Of tie skin, growing %
lec had treatment, be eecruall cured In days
SEMINAL WEAKss, particular attention having given
this disease and ali the conseq growing boaghf
IN many By the destructive habits Of incousiisrata
Youths and excessive indulgence o. the passions, ueect %
which will undermine the constitution, rendering The subject unst
Tor business society, and causing premature old
Females Who may be lahorng with any dculy % The womb
may assured Of immeilate relief
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their case, h
fee enclosed, directed a Dr. A. King No. = Derck sst
Nashville, Tennessee. will have Necessary medicine ent 70
their address With Necessary drOns- Strict secrecy otEFe
Once hours from O'Clock in The morning until Sin the eTenin
Z3-fiErWfV
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N0TICE-s50 REW1Rn-

ID UNAWAY the Subscriber, living near the Tunnel
franklin county, Tenn, the LIST day last May one
so boy namei jim. Large size copper color. about 20
years old, ng about 90 pounds give hfy a liars
W he apprehension said boy jail Of any county 10 this
State bis delivery Perhaps MAJ making SIS wa
state has frse papers forged This Nov. 5Ih lass.
EoT6-tWlns J, G. MONTGOMERY.
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decree OF the County Court Davidson county rendered
the October -e sjs in the Of Martha A. Howell,
r, &c, William Howell and Others, will offer Tor
Nashville saturday, Novem r h
for cash. negro boy named Matthew about yelrso age said
boy belongs % the estate Of illm H. Howell deceased, and is
sold o pay debts Of said estate.
oct fee 50 f.. RI GHEATHAM.
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DY Virtue Of Of Erie facias directed from IL
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Middle District
Of Tennessee which Is founded up0n judgment rendered si
Court the I'D day Of April, ls-, wherein DoEus Co. Ees
plaintiffs and william defendant, viii expose d ph-
lie sale al the house in the city Of Nashville ldh
day Of October next, all the right TILE claim and %
said defendant, IN and 70 he following described house and
the said city Of Nashville. lying Chsy street, bounded
follows: Beginning AZ the Of s Cherry street.
formerly owned by S. Marshall and running thence sout
EaFy along Cherry street eighty feet Alley thence along
said Alley towards Cog ia feet Alley thence along
said leg northEardy 20 feet o. said Marshal thanes
with his line 70 the beginning il being the house and
where the defendant lives upon u ed e
satisfy said T. II. This 26th day Of August, ls5-.
j. 2. CLEMENTS,
Us. Marshal for the Middle DlssHct Of tennessee
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New York Millinery Emporium,
No. SO, Union Street.
EdgefeId Once More.

ONTHURSDAY, THE 18th INSTANT, On the
premises propose otter public number Of most
desirable Lots in Edgeheld, in ZOllicofers Addition.
Nos H. Is and l6 fronting each so feet Russell street and
running "A alley. No Il fronts Tulip
The Lots together form most desirable site
neat residence
Nos s. g. TO- Fstherland street, fronting from %
to so feet and running 10 feet alley These
equal any Edgehed, and covered With
In Lindsey Winston Addition nine on Bascobe
each so feet and running back 10 feet alley.
These the immediate vicinity Of Col Ramsey beau
full residence, and covered with forest trees. Also,
That Neat Cottage
on the Gaatn turnpike occupied by Casty Lot
feet and back $50 feet The house contains
goOdroOms, and has a most excellent cisiern.
Terms.
One two and three years satisfactorily securei
payable hand, bearing and lien retained
oc Ock, A. NJ. A. J. s. LIHDSLEY
E. R GLAsCOCK, AuctiOneer. Luovl2-R
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!

Selling Ont TO close Business.
TU7HE subscriber will sell his entire stock Of Millinery Goods
very low fr Cash. Great bargains will he given in Ribbons
and Embroier Of which be has large stock. Ladies' please
call and examine.
nnv5-IR A. CROOKER- -Arsnt-
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JoHS W. FOESEY, Of the Philadelphia Press says
the administration has played its last card aud lost
the stakes. Not yet, joins Now that you have
"turned up on the Black Republican side, the OPP
position has 'EoU Jatt, it is true, but the DemOc
racy will 81 make oane'' OF Won.
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MOST desirable place % 90 acres, i've miles from Nashville
"A Clarksvllle turnpike House Of nine
The house stable, house. frui tre spring. isncel
pastures, soil woods nehohuod, site stock and dres an
taken together, make The cheapest and desirable pcs q
its size IN Davidson county
Terms StOgOOO--s lG0QdoEn, the balance one, aad
three years with interest, security and lien Apply Dr.. Grsun,
c. W. Norman, G. Cautrsll, this Office or
nor2-dts sLHlmGnsl 8. D. BALDWIN
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CRISP'S GAIETY.

Fourth night Of Mrs and Mrs. Charles Henri
Friday Evening" Nov. II, 1883. the performance
will commence with the Petite Comedy OF the Young Reef
er. Ju1n-Mrs Charles Henri After which the Comic Drama
OF the Maid with Ghe Milking Pail. My, wi h
the song Of the Maid with the Milking Pa-rs Charles Henri
To conclude with the Serio Comic Pantomime Don Juan.
Don Juan-Ars Charles Henri scara nenO-r. Chas Henri
SELLING OFF WITHOUT RESERVE,
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IN CHANCEYY ar LINDEN,

Hume and EDWARDS vs. H. = Brown.
ON motion and It appearing my satisfaction that H. 7
is resident OF the State Of Tennessee; It
that publication be made
Nashville Union and American, requiring the
appear the the Csncery
Perry couBy the frst Thursday after the first Monday in
next and denur the said bill
sed and for hearing pare him.
novI2-W4W prs fee 50 ). n. HULME, {. & NJ.
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s settled II let alone. II viii not rise sgain at
lasss for many years, 10 disturb the qaiet Of the
country, snd every man should stand ready e re-
Duke The political iricks,ers Of both sections Who
persist il agla ing the subject The people should
not allow themselves 70 be lead by designing dema-
gOgues, and those who attempt te ride INFO power
by playing upon the prsjudces Of the people for or
against slavery, should be consigned to The oblivion
Of private life.
The true policy for the Opposition to pursue is to
take up some sound naiional, conservative msn
like Bell, Everett, or Crittenden snd eject him to the
Presidency They WOnld thus iDereasetbeir strength
aud es ablish a party upon q permanent basis If
any other icy be adopted, If the attempt is made
to elect any more seetipnalists party VII be form
ed that cannot LAST through single Presidential
tern, aaa ail the work the people have just per-
formed VIII have TO be done over again. There is
an absolute necessity for tho election Of such man
we have named above. Our iadipiduaI prefereacss
WoHld as matter Of course be for 7enn,ssess distR>
gp9hed son We 6sIieUe he is the man for the times
and should he be selected the standard bearer Of h'
ORposiss0H, he a0OHid Be elected By an oVsvsiNg ma
joTity.
We have no doubt that Mr.. BELL would be very
acceptable to the Black Republicans. GREELEY's
sniiments with regard to him correspond verJ
nearly with our neiehbor's It win be observed tina
our neighbOF has exhibited very considerable par
tslity fer GREELEE ever since he wrote that Aater
ing letter to Mr.. BELL inviting him to dine with
eOterie Of abOlisiOnists in New York The en'husi
astic admiration which the Editor of the TTibun
expressed for ''Tennessee's distinguished SON. Ia
4 eadeaIed him to our Ieigbbor for life, and We ma
expect the 7fi5uss and the Baansr to oO-Operat
hereafter with oOmmeBdsble unauimity.
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pesIrabIe Cily SOC House Lot For %.

DeslFa0Is NIaJ 9EoEe Hlol-ss H1oE = OF 97lI5a
TEyBAT very desirable Lott fronting about2l feet the east
Market 90 feet south Of the square,
70 feet Deep adjoining that most elegant house recently
erected by John Morrow Esq The back Ea and side wall
three high already bulk II not previously disposed
Of viii offer said Li at public sale the premises, on sat-
urdaYs the l3th imst.s al p o'clock u.
The abOVe OF the desirable business points In the
city J. L. & X W BROWN,
noy5 ~ Cherry street
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BARGAINS! BARGATNSI!
S NETTING REAL!

VNTE offer an extraordinary bargain Cash in beautiful
w Tnbered Bu ding Lot Of five (s 80 O. 40 feet
deep about 80 miles from the city, the Galan Pike We
will also sell bargain Cor half third cash, small
house with OF gardening land. located few hun
dred yards from the tmbered lot Cali you viii
bargains. j. L. & r. W. BROWN,
nOvll-lm AZ Cherry street