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POLICIES PROMPTLY IssuRD,
At fair rates, on all kinds u nsurabls property.
D1ceiiing Hossa taken sf reduced rsfssi
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
June3dlm soeosd-st., near Main.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

HoESEs MULEs- Thousands OF these Vslu able ami
msssrs lost every year. from their not knowing how
various diseases they suffering with,
from using inferior remedies This is peculiarly
gard to diseases springha spawn, pole evil, and
all such the result OF sprans bruises harness gals,
All these diseases readily durable by the
penetrating nimeRt, which absorbed by the pores
OF the skin. and drive on the bad humoTs that
keep the disease Among all the Lnments
been invented, possess penetatys and d
SiVs principle such degree Dr. BragEs Arctic Ln
ment article which is rapidly driving all similar prepare
Ii out OF the market For sale by Druggists generally.
mAy5-d&wIn
RS5- The Clerks of the Circuit Courts of Middle
Tennessee are hereby notified, the 4ih volume Of
Sneeds' Reports has been deposited in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Supreme Court at Nashville for
distribution. J. P. CLARK, Clerk
Nay 18th 1858. tri Vim.
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sis of the Presidents Proclamation.

IT therein ordered public sales Of lands heretofore
unodsrol Territory o. Kansas be held as follows
Al the Land iss al LeeOmpon, commencing on Monday,
the Of JAY. 1855, OrysiN townships, aud parts o.
owuslips in the counties OF Douglas, franklin, LyKins,
Anderson. aud Mamie.
Al the Land Oce al Lec5mpton, commencing on Monday
the 9n July OF thirty dve toWnsniP aud paris Of
townships IN counties Of shawnee, Weller and CoSey.
Attbe Ian once al KcKapO", commencing on Monday,
the 5tG of uly OF dtF three townships and parts OF
townships, In the counties Of D0niphan, Nemaha, and Ach
ison.
At the Land Once 1t kckapO5 commencing on Monday,
the 18Th OF J1y 1855, lhiyuve townships and paris Of
townships in Inc counties OF Nemaha, Marshall and Cal
huuu.
The lands will he offered with The usual exceptions Of
sctool sections, &C.
The sales viii Dc kept open un the lands are all offered
which 20 be accomplished Wtnn iWO Weehs and no loo
ge, and no private entry Of oil the ands Will be admit
ted until alter the expiration of The Two weeks
Pre- cmpti0h claimants reqRlFed 70 establish their
elsms n me satisfaction OF the proper and receiver
arc make paNnnt Tor inc same, Oh or Oeore me day ap
pointed the mmencement Of puolc sSes,
wise theiF claims wall be forfeited.
THOS. HENDRICKS,
mSyls-IsW4t Commissioner the Gen Land Once,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

"PEHILs OF TR Be tR. The most extensive
and arids-,prsGd perils At we have heard Of for
many years-even eel. hing Kansas, for ahead Of
Utah. and putting themutiny in India nOWbere-are
those Of the story which the country papers all over
the Union and in many Of the cities are now perad
ing before their readers in the shape Of fraction
of story headed Perizs ofths Border which that e1
tsnsive trash paper the New York Ledger, is getting
our oOemPOraries to advertise for 1t in this peculiar
manner. Not the least peril is the ending paragraph
Of the fraction:
y Sic balance Of the narrative can only be found
The New York Ledger the great family paper,
which can be obtained 81 all the periodical stores
where papers are sold
While we believe in legitimate advertising, we
have declined printing these fractions Of stories, be-
cause we have regarded this mode as justly often
sive to our readers. The usual price pqid is three
cents per line. We were offered five cents, but de-
olin0d the insertion al any price.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

IN obedianee 10 inIerOcutJry decree Of Chaneery
Court at GalnsbOro made al the February erm 1885 OF
lid court in the Of kennaTd 6rausIord against
James Bean pending in said courts will Saturday the
rd day OF JAY 1855 al he court house the OF
6alns0oTO sell g. public auction TO the highest bidder
credit OF twelve months all the lands which said James
Bean eOnveye 10 hennard BansfOrd the 3rd day Of
August s5lby mortgage deed amounting about sixteen
hundred acres said deed contains ull description the
several tracts Of land therein tanned, which said deed
dCly regseid in the Registers office OF jackson county.
aud will De shown on the Gay OF description. SAID
lands lie IN the poTOH OF Jackson county 1enn
on the waters OF aCkOurn's FORK Roaring river.
Also at the same time and Place Will Sc Il the highest
boder on credit OF twelve months directed by SAID
court, the Of Leroy tile, against Resey hober
pending IN said curt the lands by kealey ROBBERS
James Stone IN trust Tor The Leroy b, Settle and
others lying in Jackson county, Tenn on waters Of
Aarlhs creek Of said county, containing IN about thr
Teen hundred acres more particular description viii be
given on tho day Of sale. EoJs good security will be
required OF The purchaser and lien retained the land
for The purchased moRey.
mayl7-prs. lee s. W4t. W Il. Bolts. &. & NJ.
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TUESDAY moRNDG, MAY rs, 1ss


THALBEH0 AND vIEUxrEMPs' GRAND COMBINATION
CoEcERT.-Mr. z D, Palmer, the agent for those
two glorious artists, Thalberg and Vieuztemps ar,
rived in this city Saturday, and informs us that
the three grand concerts Of these gentlemen will
take place on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nay 81, and LIST and % Of June, at the Gsiety
Theatre.
In addition to the other great names, We are to
have the celebrated Prims Dona, ELENA D ARgri.
Mr. Mmat PerriDg, the celebrated English tenor
from the Opera houses Of Europe and New York,
signor Abella, and Madam Vieuxtemps, making
the greatest combination Of artists that has ever
appeared here. The sale Of the secured seats
viii commence on Thursday next, at o'clock pre-
Oissly, at the Box Office Of the Gaiety Go early,
as there wiz doubtless be rush.
We give below an extract from the New York
Herald upon the appearance in that city Of Madame
DAngri, whose name has obtained so wide and en-
viable reputation through her great success in
Italy, in Paris and in London. This reputation has
been fully endorsed by the public approval Of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ingtOn, and every city where she has appeared be-
fore Che largest aud most enthusiastic audiences,
that the well known taste Of this city will ratify
the judgment. The Herald says:
PLACE AUX DANES 1T is our duty to pay our
respects first TO Madame D'Angri, who made her
debut in America at this concert The name Of this
artist, Of the first contrald in Europe has long
been familiar TO US. Born in Greece, she received
her musical education in Naples, and made her de-
brat Milan, achieving veritsble success Since
that tine she has sung in almost every European
capital and was always happy in suiting the popular
taste Of each, whether in giving "God save the
Queen" in London, the "Parisienne," in Paris, the
Russian hymn in St. Petersburg, or the Austrian 10
Vienne.
Such we're the antecedents Of the newprima donna
and she did not disappoiDt the high expectations
entertained Of her from them Madame DAngri
has fine figure and splendid stage presence. Her
face is Of the true Greek type striking impressive,
and winning the same time Her voice is of full,
rich quality, and great compass, her low notes re-
minding US Of Alboni and the upper register much
like that Of suprano. In the variations upon az
cir in PistrO Gronds, she gave some delicious flo
guturOs which reminded US Of SOntag. In the Sceaa
she WIS exceedingly dramatic, and her pronuncs-
tion was without percepibe foreign accent. She
achieved deserved success, and will be most val
liable addition to NJ albsrg's capital concert com
pGny.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

supply ofhis wonderful Medicine for the OF Rheu
matsm Deafpess, Piles, COrns and ali neVeus diseases
Headaches and Pains, has been received BY BWlN PIN
DLETON & CO.. and by JO G. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn,
where can be ObtaiRed The suffering should purchase
bottle Immediately. See advertisement in another column
PRoF HAsKRLL-The following testimony in favor OF Dr.
Haskelrs Electric OIL is furnished for publication
PRoF. HAsKELL-DsaT Sir; feel It 20 be duty n tn
form the public, through YOU what your wonderful ksc-
tric O has done for my family My has alarm
ngly troubled with falling OF the womb and pains the back
breast bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday, and
entirely free from pain, and ds her wRrmeB
respects your and prosperity. have had Theu
matte pain in my fhOu deTs and for long time, and
ten minutes from the time applied your OIL, pain
all gone istruy derul remedy for all pains, such
have been suffering with and cheeTfuly give this
testimonial Of its effects.
G. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
sworn and subscribed before this day, 24h Of july
1857. LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace,
such testimony tells O'eT true tae worth columns Of
certificates al over the land, and great way Of.
another column. maIId6zly.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipments &C.


Bureau Of Construction, Equipments, &C.,
yEALRD proposals o furnish supplies for the year
O'Clock, p. M, the 10th June next These proposals. must
b endorsed Proposals for Naval supPe Burean Of Consuc
on &c. that they may be distinguished from other business
and articlas embraced in the Glasses named are
particularly described printed schedules Of which viii be
furnished desire oe, application to the com
thereto, and those Of an yards upon application
The division classes being Tor he convenience Of deal
vii eoDv Of te scednIes Of the otner yards for eS
only from which may be judged whether it will be de-
OBes must be made for the whole Of any yard upon
the printed schedules, strict conformity herewith
they will not be considered.
me contract will be awarded lowest bona fde bidder
gives proper security ulalment. The United
the right reject all the d for any class, deemed
AL articles must Of the very quality, be delivered
good order in suitable vessels and packages the may
be, at the and risk Of the contractor and IN All respects
subject Inspections measurement, count weight &c, Of the
yard where received, and TO the entire satisfaction Of the COM
Bdders are referred to the comandan of the respective yards
samples Instructions particular description articles
and, all other things being equal preference H be given . az
ucles Of American manutacture
be accompanied by written guarantee the form Of which is here
with given.
the contract will be forwarded as soon therft ter as practicable
which they be required within days after
receipt al the post Office navy agency named by them
ouIeIs 10 me lull uht Nl De 70 sign te o
tract, their responsibility certified to by United states Dis
agent. additional security, twenty per viii be with
held the Of the bills until the shall have
been cOmpeted and eighty each bill approved
in tplce the commandants OF the respective yards will be
paid by the navy agent at the points OF delivery within thirty
days after its presentation TO him.
it Stipulated in the contract that if default be by the
parties Of the first part in delivering all Of the articles
meuOned class bid the contract the quality and
the and places above provided them and in that the
contractor his surees will forfeit and TO the United
money exceeding the Of such
class may recovered time, according
Congress that provided, approved March 3 1913
>. 40.
fore 18th May oneourth part before the 2Oh July
oneOurh part the 2On September, and the remainder by
LIST December Glasses 9 whole by the 18th May
1859 The remaining classes be delivered oneOurth part
before the part before the lst
Dec next, OueOurh before the ls April, and the
remainder before the Both june 1852 unless earlier
quired twelve days, comprising each delivery
proportion each article Glass TO- and all following
additional quantities Of any the articles named therein
demanded they be furnished ike terms and conditions
previous expiration OF fiscal year, receiving
of fifteen days from the bureau the commandant Of the yard
navy agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

RIVER NEws.-The. river continues to fall slowly,
With 80 feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
Arrived j. G. Cline from Memphis; Portsmouth
from Cincinnati.
Departed.-V. K Stevenson for Smithland; J. G.
Cline for Memphis; Ella for Paducahi Jennie Gray
for Pittsburg.
Ezpected-Tempest from Cincinnati.
The Portsmouth will leave to day for Cincinnati
al - o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

timber White pine. No. IL. Ash and cypress. No.
IA. Hickory butts, timber, aud white wood No. l6 Black
spruce. % Spikes and nails. No. y.
Lead zinc, tin. No. Il. Pig No IS Hard
Paints, oils, &C. No FLAX No. % Cotton
canvas No. 30 Flax and cotton Irvine. 81 Glass. No.
p. No. 81 Brushes. No IS. Buut-
ing dry goods 81. Pitch taF No. g. TallOw,
soap, No. Ship chandley. No. 40. Stationery No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

We are authorized 10 amour A. CULLOhi ST over
toh ,oun candidate Judge OF the Sixteenth judicial
Circuit composed counties Of OveTtnn, FsHtTess,
morgan Se5.l Cumberland ssQuaiChie White, bedsoe,
ana mSt,0n. Election, thursday, May a. 1855.
We ere tulhorizad 20 announce z. GARDENhlhk
candidate Tor Judge tue SirtseDh Cu composed Of
the counties OF Oyor0n Feulryss Morgan Scott CumbeT-
1huudsy, Mag q, ls5s. mar este
We arc authorized 90 anuyunce A. A gWOPB candid.
EIecgoa, Thursday, May g7Jh, ls5s me- 90
TNHEIGIITS TO BE SOI.D.--yyfIT - - ). -
~ e5g one iot q sandres, consisting Of four packaees
cer8 called for in thirty days from ste ~ u Is wa
II. Ii. HARRISON. Ags1t
A''@o Tor steamer Rock CITY.
4 REHUR'S Paisnt Sell sealing FTuII Cans Tr5 -
rfived and Tor sale low BY - '1'' 70
mRyl5-lm ,. W HAXEY A NO
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STATE OF TENN SSEE.

John King 81 al vs.. James Ktng et al.
A ths ONCE OF the Clerk Master OF the County
n Court Nashville the i4lh day OF NAY 1858.
motion VI complainant counsel in the above and
appearing the Blaeon OF The clerk and Master, that
The following defendants wit: Sarah King Joan Fish
err vile Fisher George Park and his wife Polly
Parker and James King resident OF the State OF
Tennessee and therefore the Ordinary process OF
cannot be served is efore ordered BY the
Clerk and that publication be In the UuiOn and
American, Newspaper published 10 the city Nashville,
reounng dsfen appear The next OF
ne ChsnCory Court 20 be h0ldeR the county Of David
son at the house thereof the city Of Nashville
Inc rst MONDAY July said btli, The
ssme will be taken fOrI IfIs FstO them and set down
for heaFlog pGrtes +. K ChbAThAMs
mayl5-Nst prs Zee - Clerk d Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

Glass No. ]. NhteOak logs No. 3 NhlteOaE prOmlscuous
timber No 8. Yellowpine plank stock logs. No. 10. White
pine. No. IL. Ash cypress, wheOak boards No l. Black
walnut, cherry No. %. Locust No a. Whiteash
hickory bars and butts. and heading
No. 10. Black spruce No ls Lgnumvte. No. p. Iron.
Spikes and nails No. 3. Lead, zinc and tin. No. "A,
Pig .. Hardware. No. q. Paints, oils, &c. No.
-. Flax No. %. Cotton canvas No. 30 Flax and
No. 81. Glass. No. y. Leather No 80 Hose.
No. "a. Brushes. No. 80. Bunting and dry goods No 81.
t No 3. TOw, soap, oil. NO39. Ship chan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

~. Among the passengers who left yesterday
on the Cline, we noticed cur young friend ARCHIE
H. LEE, Esq, who goes out to Utah for the purpose
of assuming post under Uncle Sam, in the Com
missary Department Of the Army. In conjunction
with the numerous Young America friends be
leaves behind, we can but wish him q noble and
lofty career the highest realization of his fondes
dreams, and thrice happy residence in his new
and untIied home in the west.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

I HAVB PIFTBE6 HUNDRED AURBs OF LAND lying
Il IN Upton county, Tennessee, miles north Of Ma
sons Depot on the Memphis Ohio Railroad and forty
miles from Memphis, or two hours travel by Railroad
Memphis This Land dv ed in three tracts suitable
three persons wishing 70 buy SO each, it will
any one wishing 70 purchase 1870 AID make
iGTm. All three places Well improved with Dwelling
Houses Negro Cabins and Cotton Gins, OF the
has $50 800 and the other 900 acres Of cleared
high state Of cultivation great bargain will given
Address, g. ii HILL
may7-W4m on tina pFemiseg.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prspared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, n D.,
PkysicidH Extraordinary 10 tie Queen,
This invaluable medicine IS uniEng In the cure Of Al
those painful dangerous deases 10 which The female
constitution is subject moderEtesa excess and removes
ell obstructions, and sps5dy cure may be relied one
TO MARRIED LADIES
lie especially suited Il will, in short time, 7rlRg on the
monthly period with regularity.
zach bottle price one dollar bears The Government stamp
ofGreHt Britain, To prevent commercials.
CAUTION.
These Pills skoud not btaksH hy females auriEg s First
Three Months Of Pregnancy they sETs 70 briHF On
.NiseGrTags, bat al any other ttms fAeg ssfs.
10 all cases Nervous and Spinal affections pain in the
back and limbs fatigue slight sEsrions pEpitatoE Of
heart Hyeter c. Whites, these pills will eject
when all olheT have failed, and although powerful
remedy do contain iron ealOme antmony, anything
huruui 70 the constitution.
Pull direstious accompany each package.
Sole Agent for The United States and COnEda,
JOB MOSES,
Late /. c. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, NY,
B-gl 10 and postage stamps enclosed TO any author
izsd AgoHt will insure bottle OF the Pills by return mall
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry Demovile, Ezd G,
W. HeudershOtl, Agents for Nashville. deodGWlY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

UsE ITThs following the volunta y testi-
uOny Of worthy and well known physician relative his
experience Of the e1caeY Of B. A. Fshnesock's cele
bIated Vermiuge during practice OF twenty-five yeRFs.
GRENADA, Miss, May 23d, 1853.
Msssrs. B. f. FakRsstOek q Co.:
GEETLEMRN-l an one OF those individuals back
ward giving csTacstss but in the present instance
deTt due 70 humanity TO say that have been engaged
practice OF medicine for twenty years, and have
with RRy remedy efectusl Or worms as your
Vemifuge. in adults, in Of Fever sometimes
to carry oE calomel taken the previous night, and
often hnd bilious excavations and worms 70 follow
ether VermifaTe in practice and desire better.
Respectfully, W. NJ. HAWKINS, n. d.
Sold wholesale and retail BY all the principal druggI
and country merchants throughout the Unhed States
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White,s Creek Springs.

EHE subscriber will be prepared to receive BOarders at this
watering place. = miles north Of Nashville during the
vacation, from the first Of July TO the " Of September
There will be barr0Om kept, il is designed chiefly for
the Families, individuals who may
quiet hsalthul place during The heat Of Summer
The Springs, formerly much visited too we'll known
quire any elaborate description.
pains will spared the situation Of visitors
pleasant.
s. per day 81 90 per week Servants
Children under 10 years Of age half price.
nay23-itWW3m Z. L. CROKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-25

IA We woTld direct the attention of those who
wish to purcL-se fne farm stock, to Mr.. DAVID NJ
ALLES's advertisement. Sale to take place on mex
Thursday, the 9th inst, seven miles from the city
on the Broad Street Turnpike. There will be plenty
Of satsaJIes and driHkaBles.