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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E.. r. Glascock & co.

T.. X. GlaSCOCK q 70.
., uouses and Lots South of Broad ST., on High st.
- . do do on College mn
20 acres on Glllatn pike, miles out;
lots on Market street College Hill;
so acres on the Lebanon pike;
lots in Hardin's addition;
is acres on Indian creek; County
8 story business House on Broad street;
IL lot Carroll street;
ls6 acres Browns creek;
1000 do with good Saw Mill on Marrow Bone.
i lot on Market street
/ b use and lot on North Cherry slreet;
10 do summer street;
200 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
10 lots ON Murireesboro pike, ~ miles out
AZ acres corner of Jetfs'rson street, well improv
100 feet on Hardin's pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition;
hne residence on North College street, No. 49,
house and lot on summer street, south Of ASH
do 90 McGaVock street. West Nashville;
A70 acres on Paradise Hill, 10 miles out
brick store house, Whites creek pike, Edgehed; !;
. lots corner of College aud DemumbraDe streets;
do No. 46, between Broad ana Demumbrane.
y of lot No. los, West Nashville;
. houses aud lots Demumbrane street, West
s-Ll ,ee, on summer between Church and Union;
81 acres on Brick Church pike, "A miles cut;
tSrees,ory brick business house on College ST.
I beartiful residence the cOTpeT Of summer aud
Mulberry streets
house ana lot North College St, No. I02;
as acres on Mill Greek, miles out;
46 do Whites Creek. miles out:
so do adjoining Maple Wood, on the West;
100 feet on College street, extended;
loo or 200 North Of the City, ~ miles out;
lac do do do Is miles out;
~ lots . miles from city of Memphis;
Various lots In West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck River
known as the old Stone Fort;
Several lots IA Ewing's addition;
lolz acres on Gallatin pike miles OUT
do Middle Franklin pike, zoo yards beyond
the first toll gate;
l house and lot, North Market street;
15O acres in Robertson county, well improved, u
mile west OF the Hopkinsyille road;
100 feet on Humphreys ST., south Nashville, No.
50a 81;
33L< feet on Summer, bottom Church and Broad;
s. feet ON Broad ST., adjoining Shelby Medical Col
lege: 81.
lots ON new Franklin Pike at the mouth of Rail-
road Tunnel
Several lots in Bangs and Roberts addition, Edge
4 ~ field;
: house and lot corner OF Hobson aud Father.
land, Edgeheld;
house and lot on McLemore, between Church
-trE and Broad.
may4-tr L. r. GIASCOcK 4 co.
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Sfop the Renorf.

Itiseurrentiy reported thsfwe seilno Gcods aniy
Aactlon, when in fact, twethirds OF sales
privste the same in any other wheezalc Rease iu
tae city with ssis exeeptsn, seiifor shert prs1
fsbai nssax TRABBE Lucus.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

ST. LOUIS, Jan S-Ths Kansas Legislature adj
journed to Laurence wish the sanction Of the Cove
nor The Committee en- Contested Seats reported
in favor Of Lewis Gresham Allison Stevenson, OF the
third district and H. Vesle, from Marshall county,
and che Secretary was requested TO administer the
GATH which he refused to do when Secretary pro
tenn was authorized to perform the act which he did
Mr. Halliday, Of the Council, gave notice of bill
asking Congress TO annex Kansas all that portion
Of Nebraska south Of the Platte River
Bills were introduced into the House to repeal the
bogus statutes and abolish slavery.
The Governors Message regrets growing dispo-
stion in various Of the UnioA to override voters
and corrupt the bsllot box He Gays, To ths Ve.ors
belong the spoils" but they spoils Of patronage
given TO power for the public veal. No one has
reason or right TO compsin Of successful party
distributing posts offsvor among its political friends
He hints that Kansas may get more liberal fsTOrs
from Congress as Territory than as State.
The report OF the Commissioner appointed so audit
the claims shows the smount presented TO be upWArs
of 1901 900, and the amount awarded $685., 900, Of
which SS9 900 is Of public class, and $2l5000 Of
private class.
The Comptroller reports the taxable property of
the Treasury at twenty-five millions the number Of
acres of land sold and preSempted al about three
millions
The governor strongly rsprehends the conduct Of
persons in Linn and Bourbon counties, and says he
is prepared to unite with the Assembly in the most
cordial manner for the adoption Of such measures
as shall restore order and will bring to their aid sll
the power placed in his discretion by the Executive
Several papers of southern Nebraska say that
public sentiment is almost unanimously in favor Of
the annexation Of Kansas.
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STATE RIeBTs DEMOCRAT OFFICE, !
HELENA, ARK, Jan. 1, 1859. !

E. g. EASTMAN & Co:
Dear Fiead;-I acknowledge the receipt Of your
kind invitation to the "house-wsrming, on the
occasion of your removal to your office build
ing, and regret to announce at this late day, that
on account of not having business partner, can
not avail myself of the great pleasure it would
afford me to "warm up" las the house warmsl
with the surviving editors and proprietors of the
NAsHvfLLB UNION and CENTRE STATE AMERICAN
The idea Of such reunion, let me say, gen.
tlsmeD, without fattery, reflects credit upon
your heads and hearts, and feel both compliment
ed and gratifed to know tbat l have not been for.
gotten by my old friends in my native ciiy-though
long years have elapsed since have mingled with
them.
Simple matters sometimes cause strange effects.
Your letter brought up the remembrance of old
friends and familiar faces-from boyhood to man
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MAPLE GROVE, Jan. 9, 1859.
E. G.. EASTMAN, & CO

E. g. EASTMAN, & Co:
Gentlsmen-Your polite invitation to be present at
the /" house warming" of your new Office on the 8th
inst. was duly received, and would have received
earlier answer but for indispositiOn, which
has confined me to the bed for the last three weeks
1t would give me greet pleasure to meet my old
friends Of Nashville and vicinity that occasion,
and to participate in the festivities which it is SO
well calculated to call forth.
To me it is q source of gratifying reflection that
under my management the Nashville UEIos was
placed upon a permanent prosperous foundation,
and though engaged in other pursuits, l still feel
lively interest in its abundant and perfect
Hence the evidence furnished of its progressive in
fueace and increasing welfare by the dedication Of
a new and oapaeious edifce to its publication was
received with especial delight
The day you have selected for the Inauguration Of
your new Office has been well and fttingly chosen.
The Nashville UNION established to inculcate
and illustrate the political principles of the ilustr-
Gus and immortal JACKsoN-and it is meet that q
day which shed such luStre upon Of his achieve
ments should also commemorate the instrumentslity
that has successfully taught those principles to the
the people not only Of Tennessee but of the whole
Union.
But have not strength to follow out the re6eo>
tons upon the power and influence Of the press
suggested by the circumstances Of me occasion
Guided by patriotic impulses it is the bulwark Of
freedom and individual libery-and under all forms
Of government the press free the personal rights
and civil liberty Of he citizen will be maintained.
Permit me in conclusion to offer the following senti-
ment.
The Nashville UNION AND AMERIoAN-May it con-
tinue to advocate such pure End enlarged american
principles shall bind in perpetual Union the De-
mOcrsoy Of the Nstion-and thus secure the bless
ings of the confederacy for all coming time.
A with my congratulations to the present manage
ment OF the establishment, 1 am your friend
Jas. G. SHEPARD.
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very agreeable incident Of Saturday nights pro-
csedipgs the presentation TO the PrOPretOrs Of
mammoth cake, by GHoRaH GAEIG. Is vas beau
tifully ornaneutsd, among which ornaments the
words (" Tbs USIos " were conspicuous. By unan-
imous consent, this cake, after having been the sd
miration of the evening, fell the lot of the elder
Mrs. UNION AND AxeRIcAN.
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"a DRUG IN The MARKET Atlantic papers are
already at discount, at least in this market. A
Quarter of an hour after the arrival Of the steamer
Ct evening" two three neWsboys in the vicinity Of
this Office tried their lungs in crying the New York
Herald, for some time, without finding purchaser.
The overland coach takes the wind out Of the sails
4 the stsamers-AHa Cal, Dee. 4kh.
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]. H. THOMPSON.
eALLArIa, Tenn. Jan. 8. 1859.

GALLATIH, Tenn. Jan. 8, 1859.
E. G. EASTMAN Co:
CFsalemsn-l regret exceedingly that / am
BILE to avail myself of your kind invitation to be
present at your 50 house warming" this evening.
had fully intended, until this moment, to be with
you, but the pressing of the year require
my presence at home II is no little disappointment
to me, as had looked forward 10 the occasion with
the pleasant anticipation of nesting with old friends
and co>partneTs OF the UNION AND AMERICAN. and
my numerous acquaintance of the City press with
whom | have to associate nothing but the NEST
kindly rsootlections Although often engaged in
excited political controversies with members Of the
oppc sitiou press, no circumstance occurred which
interrupted in the ighest degree our personal
friendship, and, hence, | look back upon my con-
nection with the Nashville press the most agree
able portion of my life. /, therefore, pray you to
convey 10 my cid associates my warmest regards
and best wishes for their prosperity and happi.
ness.
1t is scarcely necessary for me to say that con-
graduate you upon the prosperity Of the UEIoS AND
AMERICAN. Having had share in the bulldog up
THE AMERICAN, it is very natural that should
feel an interest in its fortunes after its union with
the TBE UNIoN. As a fond father watches the
pathway Of his child when its life is merged into
another, sri regard the success of my own bantling
after its marriage with the more matured UNION,
so long the great leader CT great party in our
State. feel proud of the success the new enter
prise has achieved and the honorable position it has
won in the esteem of the party. Commanding
alike the respect Of both friends and opponents by
its dignifed and courteous management, it cannot
fail to maintain its acknowledged reputation as a
leading journal Of the Union, well a reliable
organ OF the party.
With my sincere wishes for your future prosperity
and happiness, believe me, pOurs truly,
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Great Exe eIsiOr shingIe Mill.

The following are some OF the ADVANTAGES
claimed for this Mil.
LIST. The Mill is the simple, cgmplsts comprehensive
and duraols machine FOR making Shingles Of Ne l. quaysas
Of any and all kinds OF timber.
2 This Mil makes superior Single others whstaer
shaved saved cut and will make from third four
Shingles from given timber than any csr ma
chine and they command a better price.
ID This Mill will make from u 5000 perfect and
shingles IN ~ hours the kept In order, aad propay
tended 20.
4ih- This MIL IL less cumbersome, occupies space.
Convenient and requires less p0Ee than any other mill
5th This MIL composed entirely Of Steel
sent from the mandatory Is ready Cor the belt.
6th Any make perfect singles TIE first tal
and a. well the most experienced, and with facility,
fact Il Is the ~ Plus tlfrI Of shingl machines
Ths subscriber having purchased the Letters Patent for the
tire Tennessee % this invention, viii positively
any Infringement Of the SINE, and will dispose Of State
County, individual rights terms remuHsratve 70 the pu
chaser 3. GILLIAN.
Letters Of inquiry, orders ADDRESSED to T. Gillian,
Mr. N. Buns, Mr.. Joha Morrow, Mes5rs. Furman Co.
Nashville, Tenneses, viii meet with prompt attention.
Having had Of these machines exhibition Messrs
Yannoy TurbiVille Co 5 Of this city for several months,
would refer all master builders and cenrs to its srts
AID quality Of shingles.
NAsHvILEs, December 3 iaSs
will also act agent 0f the machines
Kentucky. Indiana, Arkansas Illinois, Mississippi Hpd Tezs
dec2S-dH. Z. GILLIAN
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EAST TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY.

WIS Institution permanently recognized and in sue
eessa operation n change Of able and experienced F
caly suSted At knoxvlea city remarkable for refine
meat integsnce and morality popuationaund
mantle scenery and in the aiubFious nVigoratng climate
a tennessee IL enjoys the advantage easy rapid access
Dy Aaroad connections from all Of South and West
taefe Is nov IN course OF erection, completed by
Oh the summer Session, Gymnasium where the students
ENJOY the advantage 81 exercising
o. regular Professor OF Gymnastics exercises
adapted 70 interest the hours q
render the body strong and active.
The facilities for intellectual impr3veneue exen. Of The
course Of study and the horoug Of IN tie differ
eat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES surpassed By no institution In III South
Ans students as under the constant supervision Faculty,
who vgilant every thing tas might corrupt ts
morals Of youh and to enforce necessary regulations as
may be needfgl.
ghs Summer Session viii open the first in February
le59 The expenses follows
Tuition per Session, (in adVance) s25 90
Board per week, do do 2 co
Room Rent per Session do do 80
Students urEshhr own bedding, washing and lights For
further particulars apply Rev. D. Carne President Of the
University or D. A. DeAdeek, Secretary Os the
tees. janlI
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hood--of those Eho stood BY me in time Of trouble.
and Of those with whom associated in cornwall
intercourse. Many, alas, are gone forever; but n
pen can tell the happiness it would afford me strike
hands and exchange "reminiscences With my friends
Of days "lang syne." I acknowledge moistened
eyes on reading your lester-fsr quick memory
pleasantly brought the light Of other days' be-
fore me, aud M heart sadly yesrned to be " homo
agsin7-home again-amid my friends once more"
send my kind greetings to those, still Of your
city, who generously aided ne in establishing the
first successful daily newspaper ever issued in Nash
Sille-ihe GAZETTE, in connection with E. r Glss
cock, aud subsequently the CENTRE STATE AMERI
GAVIN connection with W. NJ Hutton--the Gen.
TRE-SrATE AMERIcAs-since happily merged with
the glorious old Nashville UNION Together they
have done good service for the Democracy, and
feel proud that Tennessee and the South acknowl-
edge and appreciate the talent and ability of its pre-
sent conductors. As for gayself am still working
in the old cause and expect TO die with the Demo-
cratic harness On my back. send a sentiment:
(Fin up
The Democracy of the Old Sixth Ward of Nash
ville,-As they stood in "A and AS, msy they s;and
forever.
Yours IN the cause,
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s1oo RrwARD.

~ from the subassr, Thursday night Dss. e31,
u Negro Nan named Bill between forty ana fty years Of
-, sk about i've feet I've six inches high very
ssI. ou DOW Legged has the inside Of enc his
ankles which lately By an axe: his hair and wsker
I.se grey and keeps bis hair gsry we'll eenbsd He vsry
slLner aore or with some white man
1ne ABOVE reward wiz be given for his apprehension
70 seosoers, or lodged Jail where get him.
AaaFsss JOHN T. CHEATHAM, or
JOS. T. TALBERT,
fant1-5t- Longmire's Store P. o, Edgeheld Dist s. G.
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FOR CAIRO AND SIT. LOUIS.

TUNHE splendid passenger steamer B NJ. RUNYAN -
MIIxR, Master, will leave for the above and e[te4A
aIIintermsdists landings Tuesday, tbs llhinst-, at
P y. F0r ketEhH passage apply on board
Ss1i-R b. He HARRIaQN, Agent
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TTNHE splendid passenger steamer DAOOTAH, a- =
LlGHTNKR, Master, will leave for the above and
Intermediate landings this day. the 18th Instant
o'clock, P NJ. For freight passage apply board
sanIl-1t H. H. HARRISON, Agent
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NEW FIRM.
A. ]. McW HIRTER & co.
(srscEsssEs rs BEANFoRB, x'wHEF1a 4 os-O
Importers and wholesale
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Varieties, Trimmings, &c, &C.,
Ne. Sc East side Public Square, Adjoining
Methodist Publishing House,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

VETB wsuld NEST respectfully Attentions the
Wv stock Of Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing Ladies'
COaks Ladies' Dress Trimmings Bonnet RbbOnI Taors Trim
mings Varieties, &c, Re.
offering great variety % the following desirable and
sonabls goods Cost. monhs time, per OF
for Casa, viz
READT-MADE CLOTHING,
Ladies' cIOaks and TaImas, Comforts, La
dies Zephyr sleeves and GaunGlets,
Ladies' Zephyr Hoods, Ladies',
Misses, and ohiIdreRss
WOODEN HOSIERY,
SeLORED OPERA FLANNELs, WHITE
BLK WARP FLANNELS, COLORED
TWILLED FEANNELS,
Glue and sOIored Coating Blankets,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PRINTED DeLANES,
French Printed Merines, Satin striped
Aohairs, Plaid DueaIs, Fancy
AlPacas,
6ents ami Ladies
WINTER GLOVES ANO UNDERsHTRTs,
ChIIdren's wooden Caters, &c.
We shall oEes great ENDORSEMENTS to Cash prompt
Months Dealers In all other articles, soliciting cal
j jans ia - A. J. NeWHIEfER co.
stock Of syrnsss some sutirey new
rattssas, fast fseolvea azd ~ Ais b k-STRETga-
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OrnamentaI Trees and Evergreens
THE BELL TAVERN FOE RENT.

EIyHIS well known property and Hotel ssnd from
Louisville KY and Nashville, Tenn Immediately on the
Railroad intersection Of the Glasgow Branch ana within
seven miles Of he celebrated Mammoth Cave with which it will
be connected by Turnpike, OF Of
ed for the ensuing together with large
farm, in good state OF cultivation
This will be desirable Tavern the State being
Immediately the Louisville Nashville Railroad which Will
be completed this coming fall.
twill the stand for passengers from both ends OF the road
going Mammoth Cave much the nearest point nom
any railroad station to the Cave.
The wishes engage ether branches Of business which
will add the importance and Of the piece None but
competent person keep such house need apply Possession
will given Immediately Should farm be too large ii will
divided suit the tavern Address,
GEORGE NJ. PROCTOR, Three Forks, Ky.
Or apply to Col Thos s. BransOrd, No o. Public Square,
Nashville. janll-dlW&E2W
Augusta ConstuonAstc copy suount Of IS and ssnd bill
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AGENCY.
G. F. BERRV Y.

NNJILL attend the collecting, settlement and ecar Of
w claims and accounts: selling and zs-
hg property, &C. Having long aequantancs TINS MARKET
Will l1rchase dry goods, and msrcnss On
mission for and account Of living distances OraFH
selected.
he can Be found at John Brownies Il Dec st sd
bsSquare.
Ro'sTonoo-Jsmss Erwin Co., VIM W Miller, Macy Ham
lfon- 49,.
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BeDjamin F. Lillsrd, Esq, has been called on
through the MurfreesbOrO Mems to become candi-
date for the Legislature in that county.
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Reduction of Public Expenditures.


Reduction of Public ExPendituress
We find among the recent proceedings of the SEN
ate, the following resolution submitted by Hon An,
DREW JOHNSON, of this State. The Washington
Union ssys Mr.. J. earnestly advocated its adoption
stating that the expenditures Of the government had
increased 800 per cent above the population; and
if things should continue to go At that rate, we
would before long become bankrups.
ResoIved, That so much of the Presidents second
annual message As relates to reduction Of the
pendtures Of the government Of the United States,
which is in the following words, to wit: g invite
Congress 10 institute rigid scrutiny to ascertain
whsther the expenses Of oil the departments cannot
be still further re iueed, and l promise them all
the aid in my power in pursuing the investigation,
be referred to she Committee on Finance, and that
said committee hereby instructed, after first
comforting with and obtaining ell cid and infOr-
nation from the President and the heads Of the de-
parmen,s a. indicated in The the Presidents mes
sage, to report bill reforming, far possible,
all abuses il any, ia the application Of the appro-
pristions made by Congress for the support or che
various departments, and which will reduce the ex-
penditures to honest, rigid economical adniais-
tratiOn Of the government.
The move is good one, and we sincerely trust
will result in some practical good to the country.
Benjamin F. Lillsrd, Esq, has been called on
thror1b tbe Nurfreeshoro' N,7ps IN becoma a caudi-
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Letters were read from Gen, ANDERSON, Gen.
CLEMENTS and Gen, SMITH, absent st the Memphis
Inauguration of the bust of Gen. jackson, as follows:
NASHVILLE P. O., Jan. 4, 1859.
E G. EASTMAN Co.:
Gentlemen IL regret that visit to Memphis, will
prevent my having the pleasure of joining you at
your festival on the 9Th inst 1 sincerely congratu
late you on the completion Of your splendid Union
Block" | hope the future of the UNION AND AMER
IcAS may DO as useful aud successful as the past.
beg leave to tender the sentiment below.
Your friend, S. r. ANDERSON.
The onion Of the States, and the UNION AND
AMERICAN, each founded on, aud defending nation
al principles-msy they never need good and true
friends TO sustain them.
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AUCTION SALE OF sROCERIEs,
s. A. G. NOEL 81 CO.

VWTB in 'front.' eur Warehouse the 70 lev
Wv ing Groceries. to
50 hhds sugar, all gTsoesi % bNs 5 Almonds;
80 bags C0aee, d. - bhls Pecan Mus
80 bhis and y bhls Molassess 10 DO Brazil Nuts
40 bills Corn, Bourbon and Aye ~ Matches
WHISKY 30 coils Msnila Rope.
As bbls NeWsoms & Robnssn $50 boxes Glassware.
county Whisky l2O do fumblers:
80 bbs Gln Brandy 4 Hae. SO kegs Nsls aud Brads;
10 hxs 3 D " 4 Chees $50 PALACES Fish:
$50 pays Raisins all sizes; 80 do Star Candles,
$50 bxs Chewing Tsacco; I'D soap;
100 boxes Gig assorted 20 do Yea
Sardnes. ystrr Br90ms and nearly egesy article
longing the Grocery business All Of shc bo-
rally. Some c0nsignmeuts be closed.
We expecl 70 sell a. above, O'Clock every WsdasdaT
morning, throughout the yeEr rAa shine
Sans-dta s.. A. 2. NOEL co.
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REMOVAL.

NKIE have removed stock Of Groceries, Liquors.
the large StorshOuse, Of College and
recently occupied BY Teras Bros where shall happy
see our friends and assuring them that better
prepared than them the terms
P. 4 @. ANDERSON,
IaniB Corner College and Broad SITS.