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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

MARRIAGE OF SENATOR ToOMBs' DAUGHTER
The local editor of the Washington States thus
notices the marriage of the accomplished daughter
Of Senator TooMBs, of Georgia, which occurred in
the Federal metropolis last Thursday evening:
Last evening there was a brilliant display Of eZ-
otics, in wrealhs and b0quets, Fashioned by the
New YORK boquet man, at the residence OF Senator
Toombs in F street, where his accomplished dsugh-
ter was given in marriage to MIR. DuBose, Of Mem
phis, Tennessee, and bride cake was enjoyed by
select party Of the elite On Saturday the "receP
ton " is to take place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

CULTURE OF VIoLETs.-The cultivation Of the
violet is very simple. 1t may easily be increased
by dividing the roots in the spring fall and also
by layers and pipings. To obtain new varieties,
the seeds from the best sorts should be gathered
they become ripe, and sown directly. The plants
will appear in about fourteen days. Those of the
spring sowing will bloom in autumn, and autumn
plants in the spring. aud if they are protected from
the summers sun after 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
thew will continue to bloom until the frost becomes
severe Indeed, this lovely little flower possesses
the quality of blooming while the coming frosts Of
later autumn have put other plants to sleep for
the winter and it is sometimes seen, in moderate
winter, partially covered with snow, with its buds
ready formed to usher in young spring.-BufaiO
Republic
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ORIsPsS GAIETY.
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
By
TRABUE & LUCUg.

w & will sell at Auction on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
" May the 18th aud 9th, 1883, large ard magnificent
stock Of Sapleand Fancy Dry foods, BrOgans Ladies and
GentemeE's Caters. Hats, Straw Goods Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware, QueensWaTe, Varieties etc. etc.
great many oil these goods, receiving and
opening We most respectfully request city and country
merchants 70 call and examine the goods previous
The Oods all and embFsc fun line Of the bsst
styles and rds aad are parcuarl adapted 70 thus trade
goods, aud just Merchants IN Of goods
we will put them through sTdes Of prices. In addition
70 the gnOd in store have several rge invoices
Dry Goods Clothing, Csrpeng Hoop Skirts, etc.. etc q,
that will arrive in due time flr ibis sale
FERMs- AL sums under sI00 cash 500 and
undeT S20O four meath; all sums $780, months
time will be given for ss5actoT, notes, payable at the
Bank Of Tennessee. Nashville. discount of 70 per
cent. per sDnum will be allowed all bills for csh
apnl 25-td TRA8UE < LUCUS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

A CARD FROM A CRAZY MAS-The Cincinnati
Commercial having given currency to a rumOr that
TON MARSHALL had 81 embraced Christianity" and
Joined some religious sect, that gentleman has pub
lisbed a card for the satisfaction Of the anxious
public, in which he says:
al am receiving letters containing abundance Of
pious exhortations, prayers, &C., which annoy me
exceedingly 1 have Joined no church, and have
not the most remote idea of doing so. m no IN
6del, certainly; but have very fair copy Of the
Scriptures which read, and to which alone refer
for religious truths have never knowingly de-
eeived snv one. and am constrained to take this
method of undeceiving the public"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
OUR GRAND DISPLAY
SELECT AND EXQUISITE STYLES
FOR SUMMER.
e @ q
Paris Pattern BOnmets and
Millinery Goods.
1859.
FOR
LMP0RzA7T0NS

FOR 1859.
~ would -espsct ully infTm friends and County
- Merchants that we viii nake Grand Display o.
Fancy BOnnes and Fashions Tor Summer Monday, 5h
that will suTpass anything ned at Nashville
OF the Allegheny Mountains consisting Of Rich Imperial
Chip, New Styles of snow White Willow COlOTed, and
Drab English and swiss strsW BOnneis large stock Of
CO1Tsd and white LeghOrn Bnnes for Ladies and Misses
For Bonnes Parties and Head Dresses Prasos aud Shades
Paris Fans, Combs Belts and Ornamental Goods 10 great
variety; fine H. OF Enbroideries of Collars, Sleeves
Worked Handkerehefs, Tes Bugal Goods ard Trimming
Lsces, the styles Of Hoop Skirts. making rich
combination OF Millinery Fancy Goods, unsurpassed
beauty and style We have purchased this stock exclusive
y for ash and will give great bargains for the article
will exclusively do Cash Business this year at Pa
Tsan Millinery Bazaar No. &c Union Street, next 70 safe
Back.
N. 8-COuntry Merchants and Mlliners supplied With
Pattern Bonnes all bil Of goods cHsap puT
chasing East.
Bonlss Bleachsd and Alsred Lais Styles Superior
Style.
apr SIM &. WISE, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

bS- The Albany N Y. journal a leading aboi-
ton paper in noticing the recent rejection Of the
bill admitting Kansas with her slavery constitution
seems perfectly charmed with its new recruits from
the South and says:
"The nations heart throbs with new feelings
Hope is giving place despair, and freedom is as
serting its claims to reverence. Everywhere at the
North, and ~ the South, We see that the sPlr!
of liberty (aboliiionism) is working among the
people, and hs recent vote Congress IS but an fHdez
Of that feeling. This awakening Of the conscience
Of the people should inspire US 9th Hs'0 zeal and
lead to Ted0uBLed oTlS in the cause ofTssdom (6ack
repubicsnism. The OUsrthrOg Of the slave Po'0eT Is
approaching.
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NIashVille Coal QompanY.

1NHB Stockholders hereby not6ed that fourth call
Of 20 per cent hereby made, PAYABLE the let May,
TO D. T. Carter Treasures at The Bank Of the Union.
By order 81 the Board.
april 1Q-td
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White a3luH Eotel,

white hluAH, DICKSON county, tennessee
HB Subscriber has just redted and furnished this Hotel
and prepared TO sccommodaie he travelling cOmmun-
lty in the best manner White Bluf Is situated the
Charlotte Turnpike twenty eight miles om Nashville ana
Ten from Charlotte, and desirable stopping point
those passing from Nashville Soliciting share
Of public patronage the subscriber all that bis
best efforts shall DO directed TO please.
A. P NiGkS
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Notice 90 COnfFacfOFs-

BALHD proposals. will be received a The omcs OF the
- Recorderot the Cay Of C.arkssie, Tenn until tho
2Qh day Of May next fIF The bIildiug Hose Truss
Bridge Red RIVER sis ihe present BRIDGE
on the hopkHsFtls ROAD; and asO for me buIllug Of
aFst class rough aanar face pier At the place. SAID
bridge shall consist Of i've spans Of 100 feet esch with al
end piets Of 50 Gu feet.
Deails Plan, and pseinca0B Of the suDgr.
structure be q the once Of the City kng near A.
Ter the si day Of April Bidders anc8 nav Do
Tain all Necessary Information By addressing q. Breed
lily engineer CHAhLEs Dc. HITBR.
aPrl23-doz Sill may Mayor Of CiarEsFiIio.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

Rs- An old friend and subscriber writes to the
editor of the Fayetteville Tenn, Observer, the
singular circumstance of mare fOalding two colts
at the same time, one horse and the other mule
colt But for the respectable authority the circum
stance would be almost incredible
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

La Governor Powell and Major Mccullough, the
Utah peace commissioners, and Captain Simpson s
typographical engineers arrived 81 ST. Louis on the
10th.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

900 barrels Extra and Super Fine Flour IRON the above
mills, bow in store. For sale the lowest market
price. FREEMAN BRO.'5
april 25-H NJ z, NOrh College 81,
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SPRING STOCK

An nov EeeeiVng direct from the oe,tsnd most ASHTON
~ ma lS.afdfs lafge and complete assoTmuutof
-nl "a - 70 shieh RESPECTFULLY nTi ne alien
oA o. PeEenaaefa, confident that an, ia qua-
~ le and price, hesals and Fsiail al
Bags aBd Valissa a b RDbKR slk.
aPHll7-aandWlm No k5 COLLEGE =.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

tx The Knoxville Whg.Of the 18th notices the
the arrival there of q carload of ice from Boston
through from Savannah, Ga, in 80 hours; andcon-
graduates the citizens on being able to cool their
Parched tongues during the Summer upon luxury
which the mildness Of cur winter denied them at
home
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

COMMITTED IL DOFE ) ALL. Tenn.
81 Runauay, the i4lh day Of pail, SIS a cru1ar
"A eolorrd man, blue eyes; has scar on he as III -
left wrist bad striped parts, fame shrrt no go
aboat ave eight ion Inches hi h. viii ssB aBout 7
pounds. he owner is hereby noli6sd 10 come forrri
the l5th day Of April, 1858.
R. E DANIEL.
april 2l=W3t Tailor # staur.-r go
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IN h. SMITH
LELLYETT & SMITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Tobacco,
Cigars. etc.

Cigars. etc.
No. 10 and r. Market Street, Na5hviZls, Tenn.
z EEP constantly on hand large and we'll Sc rZEa
N Iectsd sock Of the above named articles OF 49,
every grade, embracing common Liquors Of even
description, fno BraBdes, Wines, Gu, Rum, ana l aet
every thing 30 the Liquor line kepl in this market.
Our stock Of Tobacco embraces every valley and grade,
from good Tennessee and Kentucky 10 the anet
and most choice Virginia brands
or Cigars We have every grade, from The Melee The
best Havana
We nu'acture the most Ofour Whiskys both dna and
common, and ready guarantee their purity Adult
tsraiOn with poisonous drugs is part reey
process. Our well known, and pusT bran d Of smsns
hztra Tennessee White Whisky" and smiths Magnolia
" hisky, have Our Old WhlsEys are
Of proof and favor better m every respect han
The Cincinnati imiLatiOns brOugm here.
Call and examine Tor yourselves
apr22-Iy. LELLTETT g SMITH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

AGEs OF DUB DISTINGUISHED STATESMEN AT THEIR
DEATH The following table will be interesting at
this time, as showing the age Of many of our distin
guisbed statesmen At the time Of their death:
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w r, CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale Of Fisk's CaIs.
w. bTsyed Patent Metallic Burial Gases,
prepared attend ali funerals heretofore when n
services may required Once The PhRaX WRrsroou
No. 49 Spring street, Cherry Residence No. u Wins
street, between Spring and Broad.
N.B-'Vill also attend N rec forwarding bodis
aatirrr
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Beautiful Country Residence
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

fsiHEkB vii be election hsd the Of zee Aa1-
n vile Commercial Insurance Company MOADAhS
re thifd day q Aay, from 70 eiosz A. De- o. .coeEs
NJ sr the purpose secng eleven Directors % manage
The Affairs Of ths named Company, ne ensuing
Twelve months. AMEs WALKER
april It'd feeralafy-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

WE are Iusti receipt OF 500 Bsgs ard half Bags,
w Huntsville Mill Flour, which Offering TO the
city trade a. SO per bag Th brand is corsapiy Bcreas
ing IN favor, aud gives perfect satisfaction NhereveT used
We have that Il will be found Of uniform quail
T and particularly invite the Retail Trade Give
tREEMAN BRO'S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

REPORT OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
The following is special dispatch to to the New
York Pest from which infer that the terms of the
agreement Of the Conference Committee are such
as TO secure the support of the friends of the ad
mission and the opposition of Anti-LecOmpton
faction:
WAsHrYGToN, April 2O.-A majority of the Con-
ference Committee agreed to-day to report so much
Of the House bill as submits the naked question of
admission TO the people Of Kansas. If they vote
yea, she will be admitted, if nay, sheiseKcluded
from the Union tall sufficient population under
appOrlonment for enc representative. The election
is 10 be controlled by Attorney Issacs, Governor
Secretary, President Of the Council and Speaker Of
the Assembly. The committee will report at two
o'clock p NJ. to day, Seward and Howard disagree
with The majority, aud ant-LecOmpton's will follow
their lead. The vote in the House will be close.
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Extra Family Flour.

150 boxes star Candles full weights for sale by DIJ-
Lon & CO., late J. Pea'Jek & Coz IS COlge street.
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EsTRAY-COW TAKEN UP

A STRAY COW cams to the premises Of the subscr-
n Der eE dly since, having the following maoks:
Sm 10Th crop and u1de BIT the right ear swallow
70 the leG she also the following natural marks
WHITE belly, white to- lolns, rome white IN
the &c and tied legs The owner requested come
forward and pay charges and take the properly away
DRULILLA STEWART
Corner McNary and Demumbraue SIS, est Mas vile
april 24-dst&Wlt
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& Summer
GOODS.
WE have Just received direct from the manufactures
Complete. and Fresh
Assortment OF Gsntemens
Furnishing Goods,

uEAAsMAAS WOOuss
Consisting in part Of
marseiIles Shirts, white and eolorsd;
" htEe Linen - With and without collars;
COiOFed Cambria Shirts
Also--a few extTa inc
Embroidered Shirts,
For Parry and Wedding eees1iOhs
White, Fancy and Black
ScaIfs, Ties. stock, NaPOleOns, Cravats;
White, Fancy and Black
Lid, Silk and L -'e-Thread Gloves;
White, Fancy and Brown
Silk, LisIe-Thresuu and cotton Half HOse;
Underwear,
OF SILK, Isle Thread, Merino, Cotton, &c, &c
Robes de Chambre,
or every Size, Style and Pattern.
shoulder Braces,
or the best maze Elastic with and without suspsnder
SuspendeTs,
Mems and Boys, Plain and Embroidered.
Trunks and VRlises,
Sole Leather, Hog Skin, Wood, &c, &c
Canes and HidIBg Whips,
India KuO"eer, Maiaka and Ebony.
Fancy Goods,
Bazin's Perfumes, Lubin's Extracts. Writing Desks
Dressing Cases, Raz)rs, Scissors Purses, PORT Mon
nails, Ches-men, DIaI Boards DomnOes, Calas,
Combs Brushes, &C.. c &c
Just received and for ale b.
j. III. WCGHLL,
Ladies'a and Gentle mans Furnishing store,
aprIs Corner College 81 and Square.
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Slightly Ahead.

AZ have rsesnuy secured The eEelaEe agency of bis
stultz's ceisbratsd brands Of .
VIRGINIA CHEWING IObACCO-
This Agency includes ~ lhsr brands Al enables 10
sell Al FACTORY prices We canddll baaeVe can give
dealers better bargain has ever been offered lne n
Lbi civ a. nr sr OF yobacco, SNUFF and s5gtrs h az,
the and best assorted that has ever been Kept 10 his
city.
aprfi F7-tf ~ Langley & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

ARRAY or ANTI LECoMPToN ORATORS
Chicago Times says, whether as on DIT or positive
information, Is not given) that the following dis
tingushed gentlemen, will be engaged during the
present year in stumpng the State Of Illinois, in
opposition 90 the administration party Gov. Wise,
OF Virginia; GOV. Walker Hon. P Stanton J. J
Criueudeu, Gov. Packer, PeEnsy lvania; Col Forney
Hon ii b. Payne, of Ohio; Hon. s. S. Cox. Of Ohio:
Hon. B. NJ. Ssmuels, Of Iowa; Hon G. Ryan,
aud James Cross OF Wisconsin; Henry Wilson, of
Massachusetts, Gov Seward, ami Preston King Of
New York; Simon, Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, Gov.
Grimes OF Iowa; Gov, Bingham, Of Michigan; Gov
Chase, and J. K Giidings, ofOhiO and many others
-NaysrHs Eagle.
So long as Mr.. DOUGLAS continued to act with
the Democratic party-sO long as he was true to the
Constitution and the rights of the South, no man
was more cordially dispsed by SEWARD Wilson
KING, CAMERON, CHASE, and GIDDNGs. So soon IS
he played traitor to the Democratic party and Joined
them, for fear of losing his in the L. s. Senate
he became to them an object Of admiration, and Of
such peculiar favsr that they willing to 60 into
his State and 6ghJ his canvass for him.
This the public can understaud-there is nothing
in it TO occasion surprise But what Of Messrs.
CWUNnES, STANTON, and WISE? Why is it that
they are goi z to join, GDDNGs, CHASE, SEwAsD,
and WILSON in enabling Mr. DOUGLAS to get back into
the Senate This is a question that admits Of but
one solution, that they are - band Of brothers,
members of coalition, political adventurers, reck
less ofoonsequeuces hardened agaiDst shame willing
to betray their friends and impern their county to
an ambition NEST dishonorable and groveling. The
law protects society from criminal offenders by
making examples Of them. The people, if they
would preserve The country, must treat political
offenders in the same way.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

IA The Washington Star states that the Pres-
dent has directed the issuing Of instructions to the
federal officers, to prevent the organization or ttirg
out Of unlawful expeditions within the limits Of the
Uni cd States for the invasion ofthe Northern states
Of Mexico. This measure is adopted on the repre-
seulad0u Of the Mexican minister, that be has
cause to appreheudthat parties in the southwest
are about engaging in such an expedition against
the stale Of Sierra Madre.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

rE- The Chattanooga Adrsrtissr speaks in very
complimentary terms Of the recent speech Of Gen.
Z5mlcorrrR. fav9ring the admission Of Kansas,
aud says We are glad to be able to assure the
General chat nearly all his party in this section
heartily endorse his sentiments on this subject
leaving poor little Johnny quite in the lurch."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
timore coffee Market, April 20.

Baltimore coffee Market, April 20.
The market for Coffee was quiet to-day, and we
are without transactions to note The stock of
Coffee has been considerably reduced, and is now
about Is 900 bags. Holders are very firm, and will
not sell unless at full rates. We quote Rio coffee al
lOalO3 cents for-medium grades; l04alO3 cts for
fair to good do and HALL cents for prime %. We
quote Laguayra at l2al23 cents. No Java Coffee
in market.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

MOBILE, April '2O.-Sales of cotton to-day 5000
bales. The ArsgO's news caused an advance of /
to T. Mddling qualities improved most. Middling
IL cents Receipts for three days g. 700 bales, and
the receipts day 700 bales Sales for three days
1000 bales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

T.i2 9 15.' KS ,. ,.t'

Of our common isstafs vssa; remedy dat ssf:
"nr ErS rom S' z'n0n'
-TAs so,st Sesefsla dosea 10 eo1.ssea PirssIs.
Hs ai: y II
NOR. He has pow IN his possession over one hsnareo
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing Sore
One to three bottles viii cure the worst kind Of
Two or three bottle: will clear the systsm Of Bss
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst
Cenker in the Mouth and stomach.
worst kind of Er, speIas.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure oil HUI
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
Ears and Blotches among the HAIR;
Eonr TO SIX bottles are warranted 70 cure corrupt
One bottle viii cure scaly Eruption. of the Skin.
worst kind of Rinsworm.
Tvoor three bottles are warranted to cure the
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottle. will cure the worst o.ss of
benefit ls always e1 pericnced from the FIRST bot
tle and perfect cure Is warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in
along old stone walls Should cure every humor in the
ss s TheIe as no.
Por has about it sutins some cases buttnot yours
Of Boston. know the effects of 1t in every case.
has already done some of the greatest cures ever
done in Massachusetts,. gave 1t to children year
vormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
"a tito
To those who are subject to q sick headache, one
bottle will always cure IT. 1t gives great relief ~
catarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken it had
been costive for years, and have been regulated by
but where there any arrangement Of the functions
oil nature, IL VIII cause very singular feelings, but
you must not be alarmed; thsy always disappear in
suit from IT; on the contrary, when that feeling Is
gone, you will feel yourself like new person. i
heard some OF the most extravasant enoomums of 1t
In my own practice always kept II strictly for hu-
mors-but since ITS introduction as general family
MEDICINE, great and wonderful virtues have been
| found in il that never suspected
Several cases OF epIieptIc fts-a disease which was
always considered incurabe, have been CURED by a
tua in all cases of that awful raady-there are but
| few who have seen more oil u than have.
know Ofseveral cases of Dropsy, all of them aged
Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever
and Ague, Pain in the Side Diseases of the Spine,
and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys c., the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change Of diet eyer necessary-est the best you
Directions for Uss.-Adults one table spoonful
per day-ohidIen over ten years dessert spoonful
children from five to eight yeats tea spoonful As
no directions can be applicable TO all constitutions
take sumolent to operate on the bowels twice day
DoNh tfHbAf KENNEDY.
| NO. 10 Warren Street, Rozbxry. Masssehsssffs
Agents for Weshinston-Chas. Stott Il Co., T.
Sirmani kI%ase 4 iGawrencs, u B. Gardnsr Burr
Boswell, Daniel B. Clark, J. p. Milbun, Dunbar
Dyson, ord q Bro; Agents for Georgetovn.-R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

NEw YEAR IN CANADA.-On New Year eve
our Canadian neighbors have a custom OF bstak-
ing themselves to sleighs and going from door to
door singing song Of charity, made for the occa-
sion, and receiving such articles of food are
rendered them. They persevere until their sleighs
are full, and on New Year morning. they distrib-
ute il to the needy. Another beautiful custom of
theirs is, the assembling of the different members
OF the family on the morning of New Year day
to receive the paternal blessings. Often this &C.
eurs before day break. The children. when as
serrbied kneel, when the aged sire kisses each,
and then'pronouncest the benediction-after which
tney partake OF breakfast together. and then 20
forth 10 celebrate the day.