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TIE NATURALIZATION QUEsTIoS-EKxsr SET AT LIB
ERTr.-The following paragraph from London
Journal viii be Of interest to naturazed citizens of
the United States
I" 1t may be remembered that some time ago
young Hanoverian, named Ernst, who had been ma
turazed citizen of the United States. to which lie
went some years ago with his parents, was, ON his
paying visit to Hanover, arrested, and ordered to
perform the military service III the army to which
be had been called. But he claimed exemption as a
an American citizen, and the United States Govern
ment having supported his pretensons, the Hanover
ian Cabinet has just set him at liberty
This was to be precedent, we hope for ali future
cases, and forever set at rest the question of the
rights of all naturalzed citizens when they visit or
or are found within the dominions of their native
lands. The principle of the European nations.
q once a subject always a subject" can never be
submitted to practically by the American people
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Abiding to the Tni5une's attempt to palliate the
crime of Old JoHN BDowx and his abettOrs, the Re-
publican party, the Washington Star says; The
Trbans's course isa clear, an unmistakabe warning
to the South that Ossawattomie Browns system Of
warning on slavery is next to be adopted-not by a
few crazy fanatics but by powerful and well Or
gained party the party by the by, with whom the
Bichmond Wing is urging the Southern Oppositionto
join hands in organizing the next Congress-"
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PREsDENTIAL-Aecordingt to the New York Tines
letter from Concord to the Boston TraVesr asserts
positively that Gen PIERCE intends to be candid
ate for the Presidency and that his friends are ae-
lively at work. both in the North and South to secure
his nomination at Charleston
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The greatest Remedy in the world This cordial
Is distilled from a berry known Gully to myself AVID
chemically combined With OF the most valuable
medicinal roots. lE7as and barks known to the mind
Of man, via, Rsss8p Poor, BLACK RO0T, NIIP
ARILL4, ELDER FLOWERS, with others, pEDGEcing ths
most infaEiJle remedy for the restoration Of health
known. 1t il natupe's own remedy, curing dis
ease by natural laws. When taken, it's influence IS
felt cOursing through every vein Of the body, purify
ing and acceeratin the circulation Of the blood Il
BeutraiZes any bilious matter in the stomach, and
strengthens the whole organization.
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/. n. MCLEAN. Sole proprietor,

Corner Of Third and Pine St.. St. Louis. a.
For sale w Olesale and retail I'm Nashville
Tmnesee At PrOprstSr prices, BY Berry DenoTle, g.
Hendsrshot and 10. g. Brown and b. every rpeobe Dra
riat In The United Slater ssbg 5o-dtEly
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
One Square, year. s3O-Each additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR Square for tie ars and FurY each
Subsequent IL sertion.
Advertisements published in bOL Daily aud Weekly,
added. - - - - 49, -
fnssr ion - - - " 0S
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H.0RE.

VEsTERDAY morning, LadY,s Geld Anchor
h Watch, with the Of Edward RaFre, Bra street.
and the No. 1906 ida Gold Chain, L0cks Key and Pin
attached The Watch lost the Public square or In
its vicinity. The Under will b. suitably reHsrasa % saving
st the Boont0rs, Ne. 4 college shrost-
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The Adams Express Company.
\ .TIS a GAINES,
WANTED.

VTNHK Nashville and North Western Railroad 80
10 contract for 10000 Cedar Crosse leS 80 ~,
- inches thick we'll hewn, to face at $780,
- tbsn inches clear VI Dark, timber TO be so1nos "
- :, fbs Grade Of road in Nashville -x.., -
-. rontractors contract for SOsOOO 49,
r,.st flaK Ties, Of the size as above 70 y
N The road in piles from Il 70 section "a
~ - e. each section 70 supply the same MA.
enoagA bfng "a bid viii direct 10 the President and Dree
~ ne NASHVILLE and NortsWsIteEn Railroad OoS ps1s'
HsskTiLs Tenn
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Freight transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY
TNHE Southern great This road has
thus far managed in such to commend 1t to
Che public patronage.
This Company under the General superintendeuce Of
III. ID. MEARS, General Freight Agent,
Nov shippers Baltimore Philadelphia,
New hoston Richmond. Petersburg &c, at exceedingly
lev and below New Orleans prices, their moderate
terms wifi the deduction insurance Of one and half
by this and the European shipping being from 10
shngs sterling than the New Orleans shipping prices,
all contrloute 20 render il
Reliable well as Desirable.
Their facilities for transportation uuequaled by any othe
road in operation their Western terminus is a. PARK
kRSBURGH Ole hUEdrel and ninety miles below the low
EatT and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enables ordinary water the delivery goods only certain
but with dispatch, in advance Of any other and the
er declines their advantages such the time Of delivery
Nldens on other routes, so thar this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
routes there dryae, delivery being
esburh undea we'll shielded hoat and elevated
steam immediately the without beng subject
Gcu
The Louisville with Parkersburgh
boats without delay do likewise REGULAR Cinnihna
boats The Pittsburgh boats d. Tarkersburgh
as Arrangement TIE Company enabled receive freight
IEy ths route At their agency in Nashville Tenn
ToT furtnar particulars inquire OF
=" II. II. HARRISON, Freight Agent
nay I5-6ml Nc ? conner Broad and FIunt streets.
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lection and speedy Transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
yehsg il charge thereof.
FHEIGHTS FORWARDED,

4 HNH1HN'NH - = VIZ = AK UEUs
By this route Fgh Of all description can he forwarded
from Philadelphia, Me- York Boston OF atnur 70 any point
on ne aiiro Ohio keutusky, Indiana Illinois, NILSSON
nm AVA, Of Missouri, by Railroad direct,
Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at hsuTg with
steamers ny which Goods he forwarded to port the
Ohio, Musngum Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois,
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas Arkansas, and Red
Rivers Cleve and Sandusky and Chicago with all
on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants Shippers entTusng the transportation OF
ttsr Freight this Company, rely with confidence is
xpeedy transit
The freight any point In the West by the Pennsy
vsna all favorable charged by
ether Railroad Companies
II ? Es particular 10 mark packages via Penna r. r.
Merchants the West ordering goods from the East will find
call the Agents Of this Company At the
following places before Shipping letters addressed to either Of
the subject will with prompt attention
). SNEEDER, Phi adepha-
MAGRAW 4 KOONS, 80 North street. PaltimoTe.
TEECu d Co., No. AstOr House, Nc. l. s. WIN. St,
n Y.
LEECH 4 Co No 81 Kilhy street, Boston
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila.
L. H0UPr, General Ticket Agent, Phila
THOs. A. SCOTT. General Sup't, Altoona, Pa Ljaps-d
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wTTE are receiving and opening, FOB THE FALL
NJ TRADE far the largest and most complete STOCK Of
g., our tine. offered TO the Trade in this state
Oar Sose Is Jsr2 and complete eospTtsfng IHs has
- r s-rrig cad SsSe, and Goods were purchased
80 Ws,SUFACTURERS, and the best possible terms, Va
lei uIlT warranted in saying that our inducements sna ee E
nsr 10 any before offered to the Trads IN THIS
P Il -t time and Cash Dealers specially requested to
I've Ne : csIf You Will cave money By doing So
RRRRg, sAUFLEY CO.
.roOau a Publie bssaEs
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W. n. eRuFcBKR. =. RAYMOND.
w. n. CRUTCHER a co.,
Auction q Commission Merchants,
No. SO MARKET, OPPosITE UNION STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
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TABRANTs

u
EFFERvEsoENT
e L II z Err AP ERIE Mt.
This valuable and popular Medicine prepared In conformity vita
We analysis Of The Of the csbrstef stsr sir
ssrn.ny in most coasenisnt AID portable forE las
nsndatons Of the Medical profession and
aDseernng Pueiio, Es tis
MOST EFRIcIEzT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
in and being entitled special preferences over the many
ansra Spring waters Sediitz Powders and other similar
ee both isOl its cOmPeensss and greater efficacy. Il 10
Bgious Ferris Dssess, See Esadsots Loss Of A1ps
ss AAaf9s''i0a' and az siuaeE D'p1aiaf EslITsy
SPRING AND sUMmER SEASONS.
It particularly adapted to the o. Travellers b. sea and
Land Residents IN Hot Climates, Persons sedentay
Vessels md Planters yin ana ii q vaIua5le ad-
Cdon their Medicine Chest
With those Who have used IL, il has high and is deemed In
x torpid staae Of tie LsssyIs renders great service
n Cod and RssssaafisIt gives the b. satisfaction, Al.
laying all inaammaOry symptoms aad in nauy eeetay
lssscesssiz cGsos Of Grave ipdgestiOz H-sBurz and
C5sgsaess-Provss to be Medicine Of the greatest utty
Acidfy Of tAS Stomach. and fs dissssiag sickness 80
usaai during pre0ncHcy-fsds speedily, and marked
success under its heathfu influence.
aords tie greatest Tslief 70 afflicted ,riA ou5-
et % As Passeenty acting he bowels, neutang all
seeretOns and thereby removing all ndamnatory
denotes.
IN fact Is tasalHa6ls az cases 1u1ers Geao gsris
PHr0GtiUei Is required
II Is in the form Of powder, carefully put bottles,
keep climate, AID merely requires water @ uo E Ia
produce adelghtfuI eGervescent beverage.
Taken In the morning, inteTere8 avoeatons
Of the day, acting gently the system restoring the digestive
Powe-s exciting healthy and vigorous stch and
creating elasticity Of mind spirits which i've ~
% every enjoyment Il also enables the invalid enjoy many
Injuries with impuniy, from Whek he Otherwise be d
barrel, and without which life is and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional osr gentlemen
q the highest standing throughout country and is steadily
lnsss.sng popularity Cor series q years strongly Euarni rs
ey and valuable charassr, and favorable
notice Of an Intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail By
JOHN A. 7ARRANT & CO., Druggists,
uneI5-dly No. 20 Greenzirh 81. Warrsn. v
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COrre p n n Iss
IL viii save great deal unnecessary trouble flour friends,
In writing ~ will bean in mir the following rules
Assays give the date, Post Office county, and the body
Of your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed from one ece to another give
you Erts business other matters write on separate
s1eets o. paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and are soced uDon ali such facts
sna as may be Of information interest the public
no attention
should write only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to rejected communications
All letters on business should be directed to Mesrs g.
EASTMAN CO., and not personally either Of the Pro-
pristors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-01

McIean's ellbratsd LinimeBt Is the only cafe and
reliable remedy for the cure Of spavh Ring Bone,
wiudgaIls Spiints, Unnatural LuinTs, Nodes
swelIings 1t win never fail to cure Big Head. Poll
eSl, Fistnla. Old Running Sorrs or svsSny, Il
properly applied. For Sprans, Bruises, Scratches,
Cracked Heels, CLafes, Saddle Collar Calls, Cuts,
scres. or Wounds, It is ar infalble remedy. Apply
It as directed, and a is certain in instance.
Then trife no longer with the many worthless Lin
iments offered to you Obtain a supply Of DR.. No
leans celebrated Liumcnt. 1t will cure you.
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C4UTIoS.-BeWare o. druggists or dealers who may
try to palm upon you Bitter or SaTsaTara tash,
which they eau buy cheap by saying It Is just a.
good Avid sueh men. Ask for McLean's Strength
ening Cordial and take nothing else 1t i tie only
remedy that viii purify the blood thoroughly, and at
tho same time strengthen the system.
One tablL Ipocnfn taken every morning fastisg, Is
a certain preventive for Cholera. Chils and Fever,
yellow Fever, or any prevalent disease. 1t Is put up
In large bottles
Price only 81 per hottie, or b ytflcs sDr IS,
J. H. MCLEAN.
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FOR Chill EN-,


We say to parents, If your children scky, puny,
or afflicted With complaints prevalent among Children
give them small Quantity Of Nc Leans Cordial, and
il will make them healthy, fat and robust. Delay
not a mOlnent, try 1t, and You will be CONVINCED.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-01

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, &c.,
no. Is SogTR SIDE PUBLTC SQUARB,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Es now in receipt Of his Stock for FAN and Winter
trade, consisting Of Ladies, Misses Chdrens Booees,
Shoes Caters thin and thick soed with heels
Gents hne Calf Boots and Shoes and CATERS Jingle anddoubl
soles.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip Rrogsns lined aud pnlnsd;
do Dc Heavy Calf aud Kip Rootsi
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots.
Aarge Of Heavy Brogsns for Plantation
both Home Eade and Eastern Work. Men Plough Shoes
Womens Heavy Dltch Boots, SC.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Boots Shoes and BrogSns ALSO Misses and Chdrens Kd and
BOOees, Caters Shanghai BOJtees with and without
heels.
misses and Childens Met lie Tipped Boots article.
TRUNKS.
Also, Ladies French Dress Trunks, ne sole leather Iron
framed Tunks Yaises Garrett Bags, Ladies' Leather Sstenes
&c, all Of which offered at all Advance Eastern Cost
Ny fsnds and the public generally respectfully invited 20
their feeling confident that they will be pleased
bothin respect to quality and prics.
Sepls-1 tCHAs. B. HALL.
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BaTs been SOd during the last elk months, and in
NJ instance has IL Jailed In giving entire satisfaction
Who then IN suffer from weakness o. asLility when
MCLean's ,ytrengthenipe Cordial will cure you
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Dc you wish to be healthy and strOng2 Then go at
once, and get some Of MeLean's Cordial. 1t will
strengthen and nyigorate your whole system, causing
a healthy and pure circulation Of blood Gov through
every vein, and tho rich, rosy bloom Of health TO
mouRt to your cheek again.
Every bottle il warranted 70 give satisfaction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-01

zcLEAN'S VOLCAElC U@L IlHlMkNIt
THE BEST LlSINESr TIE WORLD.
The ONLY safe and certain cure for Cancers, Piles
Tuners Swelliags, and Bronchsle or GOtre, PaTaly-
sis Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Muscles, Chronic CT
Indammato-y Rheumatism, Stiffness Of the JOi1t-,
Contracted Muscles Ligaments, Earaehe or Teuth-
ache Bruises Sprains, Wounds, Fresh Cuts, Ulcers,
Fever Sores. Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Burns,
Scslds Sore Throat, any Inflammation or PAIN no
difference how severe how long the disease Ely
have existed. MeLEAN's CELEERArED I.SINENT is a
certain remedy.
Thousands Of human beings haze been saved lie
Of decrepple and misery BY the Of this inEalu-
able medicine
MeLssn's Volcanic Oil Linimert
VIII relieve nall almost instaniaBeousiy, and Il viii
cleanse purify. and heal ihe foHles sores IN az in
eredbly short tine,
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PLASTER

Win be carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks in virna,
to Chattanooga snd Dalton and stous TeeH
and Ge0rsia Railroad dollars per Of rourds
To Hashvill and all Stations tie Nashville Clattanoo<
Railroad, at nine dollars per tor Of 2,00u pounds
AsO Tuscumnia and Satil1s Of Tucuubia an ,
Memphis Charleston Road nine dollars ton and all
ions Eess Of Tuseumba, at twelve dollars De- toa.
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McLEAN,s sTRENaTHENINa coRnIAL
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUEDICR

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUEDICR.
Chronic OF Nervous Debility, Diseases
of the Kidneys. and att DtseHseS
n-iSing from n Disordersd Liver OF
Stomach, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acdity Sickness Of the
Stomach, Fullness Of Blood t. the Head, Dull Pam nr
Swimming in the Head Pa'pitaton OF the Heart
Fullness Weight IN the Stomach, SOnr Eructations
Choking or SuffOcSting Feeling when Ling dpwH,
Drsnsss or YellOvness OF the Skin and Eyes, Night
Swrafs Hazard Fsvc.s, Pain in the Small of the Back
Chest Sds SsddsB Flushes Of Heat, Depression Of
Spirits, RriEhtfu. Dreams, lHngusr, Dependency or
any Nervous Disease, Sores ~ BltGhrs on the Skim
aud Fever and AgHs Tor Chils and FegsFl. u viii
also cure diseases 81 thu BiasF and Womb, sgch a.
Seminal Weakness, IncOntinrnc0 Of Urine, StTln-
guarv, Inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb 0r
Bladder, Whites, etc.
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MsLEGEs VOLCANIC OIL EMINENT.

Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also IcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
Principal Depot the corner Of Third and Pine
eire-ts. 81. Louis, 3fo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-01

Spirits Of upentne. emPhas, barang fuids vlrnis
will ONLY be taken at owners risk.
GunPoEdsr and friction matches, and other ccbustihle ar
cles Will be charged At local rates o. each Road only
Road's conFeniencs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-01

This Cordial will fail to any Of the ahov8
diseases IL taken per directions each bottle in
German English, and French.
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The Morn is up, and the Fight is on
The Knights are engaging, the warfare is waging,
On the right-On the left, the battle is raging;
King Richard is down.
Will he save his crown
There's crack in it now he's beginning TO bleed
Aha Kiug Richard has lost his steedI
(Ata moment like this It's terrible need D
He shouts aloud with numbering force,
And offers a VeTy high price for a horse =
But IFS all in van the battle is dore-
The day is lost !s-and the day is WOu -
And RICHMOND is King and RICHARD q corset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09
CHURCH PROPERTY IN SPAIN.

While the Pope is struggling hard to retain I'M
diminished both the territorial extent and the SOW
ergn prerogative of his temporal dominion in Italy
he has just made an important concession to the
Spanish Government as to the temporal claims Of
the Spanish branch of the Catholic Church.
Down to quite a recent period the Catholic
Church, beside large receipt from tythes and
casual sources Of income, was in possession OF
about fourth part of the whole landed property of
Spain, this property producing an annual income in
rents TO the amount of some fifty millions OF dollars.
large part of this income belonged to the monastc
orders As late as 1888 the number Of Spanish &C.
clesiastics, of whom by far the larger part were
persons living in monastaries and converts, amount
ed to 1854.
In 1885 and 1896 the Spanish Government de-
creed the suppression of all the mOnastic orders
and conyentual establishments, and confscated the
whole Church property to the uses Of the State,
undertaking, however, to pay to the secular clergy
certain annual stipends Under this decree, large
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THE LATEST News
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From, Washington.

speciuI Di,patoh to The N. Y. Tribune
'Fe WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, lisa
The Postmaster. General will ask about ten "A
ions Of dollars for mail service for the next s,i
year. the increase made necessary BY ovcrAd
and other routes established before he entered "a,
the duties Of his office.
There is much tightness in the money m9is
here, owing to the failure Of the appropriahocs
the last session and other causes. The banks "
private bankers invested about two millions Of u
lars in the evidences Of debt issued by the PosG
fee Department to mail contractors, discoark,
at the rate of twenty per cent. on those fsh,
dne before the first of July, and fifteen for ias
falling due afterwards. Yet Congress will be sfsS
TO paw interest on claims thus notoriously shasa
for the benefit of spectators only. Where b
original contractors hold this indebtedness, or b,
il discounted at legal rates as was done BIN
banks of Tennessee for public convenience, intcrs
is equitaby due from the failure Of Congress B
make appropriations. The President promseds
contractors to recommend it, after the loss Of h
Appropriation BILL
AS the Democrats have the Legislature, an u
tempt will be made to supersede Mr.. Pears 4
Maryland in the Senate, though he has acted va
them for several years. His luck will proeabFe
feat the experiment.
Mr.. Appleton will not receive the French h
sion, having had the refusal Of one long ago, N
declined He will probably continue in the Sta
Department till after the Charleston Converts
though threatening to resign. He is indispens'A
to Buchanan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09

BREAKING JAIL.--Thirteen prisoners effected their
eecape FROM the Monroe county jail at Rochester on
Sunday evening last. The leader Of the rebellion was
a negro named Smith, who OF account of his good
behavior had been selected by aor to aid in lock-
ing the cells for the night. On Sunday evening he len
a number Of the cells unlocked and then, with the
help of another prisoner, cOntTiyed to conhne the
tailor in the prvy and to keep him there long enough
for thirteen rogues to make good their escape. Smith
induced the ailOr to so to the pryy by telling him
ths; some of the prisoners had been trying to dig
through the wall at that point. The jsors wife was
alone in the front Office through which the rogues had
40 pass, but she was unable 20 prevent their hight
Officers were immediately sent in pursuit. Two OF the
fueitives have been captured, and rewards being
offered for the others, some, at least wi be caught