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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-16

ARKANSAS COrToN LASDs-LAHGE YIBLD.-The
Memphis appeal of the 18th says: ''Ws had the
pleasure yesterday of meeting with our esteemed
frienu, Col. WillOughby Williams of Nashville, on
his return from his plantation, on the Arkansas
river. He brings most cheering reports from the
cotton crops in Arkansas Col. W. has ga hered on
his Richlaud plsntation twenty five miles below Pine
Bluff, eight hundred bales the prOduc of the lab r
of sixty-fOur hands From another plantation, nc,
far from Richland, where he employs forty hands,
he has already gathered and shipped six hundred
bales. Fourteen bales to the hand, we should call
good crop, even for Arkansas. Col Will ans, who
is successful planter, as well first rate demo.
crat, says that there ere many of his neighbors
who have done quite well as he, aud that in his
section the product will average three thousand
pounds of seed cotton to the acre. This, We dare
say, will look like good many squirrels up tree
to our Georgia and South Carolina friends, but il
may be relied upon as strictly true"
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press, has with US now grown 10 the dignity Of Al
| expensive Accommodation, entailihg upon Us labo
for which we are not paid, and filing up our col
umns, to the exclusion Of matter vAisS might 5,
devote to The enhancement Of the general intere,
and value of lhepaper
! To remedy this wrong, which our patrons u I
1 putting upon US uDawares Wo announce that. heue
forth, all excess Of matter, over aud .boye that
agreed to be paid for, win be charged ezra, and
account rendered in The yearly bills Any al
vertser can readily kaOE Ebeiher be is exceeding
his privilege, when he remembers that ten lines Of
solid matter constitute square twenty lines to
squares, and thirty lines three squares.
Many will feel surprised when We tell ,hom that
careful analysis Of cur business eouvinoes rs that
we have now on our list several honest, honorable
generous patrons, who, without knowing what thew
are doing, are making US pay, for setting up The
matter which they send US, amount equal to the
entiFs sum which they pay US, not taking into the
account al all Ihs spsee they occupy in the paper
The Petersburg ErPnss, on this point, srcaks
thus frankly
TA few yearly advertisers in the Express contract
for two squares, and willing pa aor only two
squares, but sometimes send JolI, and thiak very
strangely Of cur refusal 10 insert more than they
bargaiDed for. Now, IS il is bad rule that will
not work both ways, we propose TO all such that if
theJ sill give two hams Of bacon or TWO barrels
of foaP, when VIC purchase Que; ami If dry goods
merchant, if be viii give cloth for two coats, or
silk for two dresses, when purchase and Pay for
bat one, then all such shall have four squares of
space, although ihey pay for only two The pria-
cpe is identie9ly The same and we hope those Rho
have ony viewed one side Of the question. viii wipe
their "specs" and take a lcok at tue other"
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hive b0el xPected. And whether the Circu
Judge in refusing TO give The Instru erioas saad
ed did so because be regarded the CHARGE ss area
emqlete o. be auss be Intended % be understto O
that graufs might be presumed upon twenty ears
possession where deeds would not is nof re-v an
paren in This record If the Ia Ter suDposit on be
lhe tFe meaning Of the efGsai we know of n au-
heriiy 70 sup "a 'le Distinction. Gree a. E p.
u. hsaes-'s Peeks Less Mar. aad Yer. B..
But this error, if it be, did net rrejudee tbe
defendants case, since there is 10 pcoot - Ibis "a
e'ri ppm which the 5u-y C eu.d possibly IRE
sumo deed from he Plaiaif % the defendant s
Yer 244 255 5 lium. SO g.
Bal aside from tdis, tbe jary, under charge con-
eeded 70 be lree Of etrCr, upon toe facts fud hat
ihe defendant I'D no. ev hsvc feven years adyer
possession OF this land so as TO pro Get bin under
act Of limitations, If be did net how theu eol,li
ne have bad twenty years possession, upon which to
base the PresHHpisn Of deed aud what use
would there be 20 submit this latter enqujry to the
lurS. The isw Of the ease IS msnifestiy With e
pai9tif; and as said by this Court in Mitchell "
Churchman'S Lessee, 4 Hun, 21s 22l - This is
one Of those in which this Court can see that
The errors Of the Court below could not possibly
have haf any inhueace upon the verdict ans tka if
toe charge Of The Judge had been unexcsp i0aable
tae jury would have found the same ver}i,t. In
sush cases new trial will nei be granted By this
Court. The eject ef reversal would be 70 ere t
aad i9nal co Is; Put tee parties 10 gr-at sxbeu.e
ami trou le aad occupy the time of the Csu1t be-
10" IN a1o her trial merely 10 correct the0reie er
rors that It was known exerted no practical inau
enee on the issue Of the cause" Hum. 220 /
We athrm the judgment, \ WR1GHr
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The following are the principal provisions Of th
bill introduced by Senator Seward into the Semi.
on The 18th, to amend existing acts regula lug th,
African slave trade: 1t authorizes Government Il
hire vessels, TO be manned and equipped and con
sider,d as vessels of the navy, to be employed tc
cruise the coasts OF the United States, Cuba At
rica and elsewhere, whenever the President may
judge attempt is being made to carry on the slave
trade. ANY State may pass laws to prohibit the
! foreign slave trade from being carried on within
it's limits. No ship shall sai for the African coast
without a clearance from the U. s. Dis riot Attorney
aud the Secretary of the Treasury shall designate
ports where an American Consul shall reside and
where only commerce can be carried on. Il repeals
all the incompatible acts, and spprOpriates ST. OOO-
900 for expenses.
Senator Slidsll replies in the Washington UEioa
to the card Of Senator Douglas, and says there is
paragraph in it which fairly admits the construction
that he had denounced him in Chicago as a ealumni-
atOr on the authority of a statement imputed to Dr.
Brainard without calling on him to learn whether
there was any foundation for his charge, when the
event proves that DR.. Brainard, if eaIlei uuon.
would have shown the whole story to be fabriea-
ion. Mr.. Slidel states the facts and circumstances
under which he made his publication on the 18th
of December, adding, in my judgment, though forms
ed, very sufficient warrant for the declaration
contained in it, namely: that Mr.. Douglas had au-
thOrized and cOuutenanced anonymous attacks on
me Though person Ofieiaing as his private secre-
tary.'
John NJ. Guthrie, who left Salt Lake on the 9Th
Of November and arrived at ST. Louis on the 18th,
gives painful account of the suffering of men and
animals the pl4iOs in consequence Of the extreme
cold weather Men were frozen to death at nearly
every station the route, and ten Of Messrs Nor
gan s Russelrs men were frozen at one time e
snow very deep. The weather WAS colder than
it had been for thirty years, the mercury siukngto
p degrees below zero.
John Bamman, an Irish labOrer went home
drunk, in New York city, iiay night, snatched
his little from the b d, where it was sleeping
beside its mother aud bea, it so inhumanly that 1t
died the next day. He was held for murder.
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NEW gTRm.

We K H., T. 8 & r G. Garler, haye assocatsd vita ns
. partner business, under the styls Of Gard
o. az our neT Stone Front No. 2 I'm Block.
VII Keep always hand lare Ed carefully sclnets
81 VtsRe and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties, BOa Shoes
Hd-s, Caps, bonnets and Straw Goods generally.
Ut sioc 81 plantation go0ls viii be unusually larzcompri.
sing heavy Wocen an Cotton Eabrcs Colored aud white
extra heavy Brccans. Wool Palm Has heavy eor ana
white negro Banke.s-
We invite our old customers and dealers In Merchandse y 10
wish 70 buy goo-s low ar Cash, Tine. 70 grs Cur
STOCK close xaHnaton, intend to heir fatcr
est ard . make 1his tleir cheapes. market
We VAL recsya and sell for our utls All c,uatg nruluee
sncl - Moo tthers, Beessa Ginseng Jeans, LiRsy ana
SocSs st le highest price the narSe viii command
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IKE Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot and is open one
he before starting Of each Train, which allows ample time
fer the purchase OF Tickets II at no other time during
tbs day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A. NJ
Tr which connects throughout with Trains the other roads
TiI Richmond Il hours; Washington days Philadelphia
and half and New York three days. This is the cheapest
and best ns6te from Nashville 10 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the20 P NJ Train arriving
at Memphis in time for New Orleans the evening OF
the day and go through without detention Memphis
Those for McMnnye, Sparta, and Beeaea Springs, leave
Nashville the 230 NJ. Train, which connects directly at Iui-
lah1ma with the Train for McMnue Persons leaving Nc
Mnnyile in the morning arrive at Nashville at 80 P NJ
Nashville, there which leave daily for Smithland,
with boats for different places he Ohio and Mis-
Eisgpa also daily line Of for Louisville leaving
very morning the arrival of the night eNT-eSs.
BY this change Of Schedule the Tain from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
dely Nashville ami Eastern passengers and one hour is gained
the former Schedule going Memphis from Nashville
c. l.. ANDERSON,
julyl0, 1858 General Ticket Agtnt
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VIC CO pa isrs2 heretofaFe existing between the suscr
a bers unier the style i hTm Gardner shepDard z Co
ms a4g dssaiEe b mai consent r. n $ asd R. c,
"thiaWs from the ara. The business win Be sesi Nv s r
Aa-Aiii5 partners R. H. GARDNRR.r
+. g GARDNER
B. O. GAEBNER,
Nashville, Jan ], 1859. -
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The ClarksYille Jc7ersOnian of the 18th says
Last Saturday being the anniversary of the battle
of New Orleans, the fighting pPOpensties, of large
proportion of our people became largely excited,
and beligercnt displays were common as frogs
in autumn. Bludgeons, fists, rocks aud knives
freely used just suited the tastes Of contend
ing parties. The consequence was bloody noses
confused heads and bruised bodies, and in some
cases insidiOus operures between the ribs The
parties beAigerent we're doubt endeavOring to
show the world that the military spirit Of this great
people, so gloriousy illustrated the 9Th OF Iauu
airy, 1916, under the lead of the immortal Jackson,
was not yet dead"
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New and Exclusive wholesale
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
No. 50 Public Square, ana

YTIE Retail Trade will conducs usual az The 0i star
46 Union street, The state Bank. Our viii be
fun complete 18th February to ist March, consisting
the ar5eSt stock Of Fancy silk and Straw DoIuets MiaeI
Goods opened West Of New YORK LlssWss al
Lsghorn Fa.ts Hats ami Paris EloEe lsh
Band Boxes IN bales, Bonnet Fraes blocks Material or Mill
nery, &c We would respectfully call &c attention Of count
Merchants and Mlnes that after 3 years dealing and
ing Bonnets and Millinery Goods, astr ourselves
have experience in purchasing 10 suit the ae ard at
posted the latest fashions Ths with cnhng oureves
cash business possible, vii make saving
Of fully 10 per eent and os snail bill Of goods
purchased East.
We respectfully solicit call you on visiting the city this
Spring All orders puuotu4y hilea-
jan15-Iy =. WISE. Arent.
GLOVER SEED.--SObarreis fresh and upsrior Glover
Seed the best in the market received and for
by MIZELL, HOOPER < co.
WVOBACCO.--50 o1es LnnghOrn and Armsesds supsrio
TobaceO, for sails cry loE TERRAss BROTHERS
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n. H. Allen Esq, is holding the present term of
the Circuit Court at Clarksville, under a special
commission Judge Pepper, owing to the sickness of
his famiylbeing unable TO attend The Jeeersonisn
says Judge Allen preside4 With dignity, and dis
patches the business with oommendabe expedition
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-16
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR FE

AN oEerng for the and Cherry street.
\ occupied by Mr. 3 Weller.
The house very large aud commodOu containing wen
ty with cellars, coal and wood sheds,
The house is in good order Of it beng recently rebuilt and
better adapted for first class boarding house than house
in Nashville.
The lot is about sixty five feet front by hundred and
tve feet and the house situated the lot admit Of
addition that would render il commoious hotel in
the city.
large portion of the furniture purchased with the house
If desired.
It well known that hotel keeping is, in this city, pro.
ftabe business and to wishing engage in such
uon- this excel eut opportunity procure eligible lOc
uOn' icing convenient to all the business portions OF the city.
For terms. &c, apply
deC%4-T A. V, ). LINDSL5T.
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According to the report of Coroner of Shelby
county the number of deaths from unnatural causes
in that county during the year 1858, was forty
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DEATH OF PRESIDENT EATON.-lt becomes our
painful duty to record the death of Rev DR. Joseph
h. Eaton, President of the Union University, who
departed this life at his residence IN this city, OF
Wednesday, 18th inst 1t would be in vain fer us to
attempt to portray the many eXcellencies of char
scter which belonged to this truly good man. He
had been at the head of Union University from the
time that il was frs established until his DEATH and
that institution owes much Of its present exalted
character to the wisdom and prudence of his man
agement. Being profound scholar aud possessed
of a sound and discriminating judgment together
with great frmuess of purpose, be was admirably
qualified for the arduous duties of a position which
he filled for period Of above twenty years with
great h1nOTs himself and the universal sa isfa
tion Of the patrons and students of the University
He was universally beloved by the students, and we
have heard 1t remarked that none ever expressed
any displeasure with him. As minister Of the
Missionary Baptist Chureh, he welded vast in1u-
ence for good. He was not only beroVed by the
members of his own Church, but by everybody who
knew him
He possessed eminent taleuts, which added 10 his
great suaviiy of disposition, and unbemisbed chris
tian character enabled him to do much coed for the
world. H indeed :" an Isrselite in whom here
guile" President Eaton was also a jealous
advocate of the temperance cause, and labOred as
siGuousy IN II for many years previous TO his DEATH
and through his iDstrumentaliry many we're led TO
forsake the intoxicating beverage aud lead life of
sobriety and usefuGess. As private citizen be
could not be surpa- Ell possessing those eminent
social qualities, which rendered his company of ii g
pleasing character. BE fe thtully discharged
all his duties as Minister, Teacher, Husband Father
ani private citizen, and has gone reap his
reward in heaven. He has left wife and three
children to mourn their sad bereavement
The loss which the Baptist Church, Union Uuiver
sity and the community IN which he resided sustain
in his death will be difficult repair, out his
ory viii long live in the hearts of the people.-AuT
freesboro' Telegraph, Jan l5
ABoLIuoN OF THE FRANKSG PRIvILEGE.-n j.
said that the Senate VIII probably adopt the recon,
mendaion of the Postmaster General for the abOh
tion Of the frlnking privilege of members of Cen
gress substituting for the same number of stamps
if members OF Congress and others all wed the
franking privilege, would coDfue it to business en-
the public interest it would not be the greater draw
back on the Treasury that it new is. Gen Cass
never Franks private letter, for friend, family or
self, but prepays the postage on all the private
letters he writes.
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TENNESSEE AND New ORLEANs-The New Orleans

TENNESSEE AND New ORLEANs.-The New Orleans
Crescent of January 8th, says:
- The commercial relations from time imme>
morial-that is during The present century-between
the State of Tennessee and New Orleans have been
closely Unidentified Many Of our old and io3g es
Iablished housts date their existence aad business
from that State. Though many have in the course
of events been forced to suceumb TO the yisstudes
Of commerce. yet the existing connections between
our city and he State Of Tennessee are large and
increasing; and though during the panic of 1857 the
moneyed institutions of that State had go by the
DO rd some for an indefinite lime and others tempo
rariy, yet ii is gratifying 10 that we can say that
the old banking institutions exhibit at this time
bold 'front.' strong and sound POSITIONS as aprears
by the statement of the Plan. ers Aauk of Tsnues-
see. 1t is hardly necessary for US TO aluIe 10 the
very large and extensive transaction in exchange in
New Orleans, and we believe hss we have no better
customers IN that line, nor DO greater idenity of in
erests than in relations with Tennessee nor is
it necessary for US to qualify remarks, that the
connections and business mutually advantageous
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Removal and Rev Firm.
y. D. H.. S. A.. O..
s. A. G. NOE3A 81 CO.,
(Succ,ssors 70 Noel & Co..
WHOLESA ROCERS,
Ne. &. Market Street,
Next Door to B. Lan;er & Co

Next Door to B. Lan;er & Co. ..--
AVTNG with in business Mr. D. H. BAILEY
Jrmlrly Of the house Of NChOl Green Bailey. and re
College Church The aLcv
elegant aad large ew building, viii he prepared
fg,- with rJ0mptHess th1n heretofore Ou
.t -ecr and Bar Stores viii he at al! times complete
l. II.
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The MurfreesbOro' Telegraph says large amount
of town property belonging TO the late MsrmOn
Spence, was sold on the 10Th at prices which show
that town TO be in a prosperous condition.
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=. aE. GLAsCOCA,

UCTI0EEEB AND GENERAL AGENT would oGerh
services O. te public Agent for the sale Of Real Esta
Na'. a.rlrrr Dry Goods, Groceries, other species
o. -rtr. -. 'n.u country Beng determined to de
vote lg tse business and having had considerable
experience ~ yl, Ihat can give satisfaction those
ray favor lire. always be found al the
CoUuu- Room The pari0l Office. where, my absence,
dersu s mar5-tf.
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Nrm:g.aeE1.iaI .Erecs :.l,s Evcrgrc.n.

NE 0NrGuMEBT & NcGEEDY, ,Nurssrymen Nashville Tenn
special attention 10 ter extensive stock of Frut
Ornamental trees EveTeeus Urn House Plants, over lOGCOe
m Trees and Eyerg stitabe eliate effect
Fruits-j0O0 Apple :, } & years Old.
PeaTs-sOCJ, Dwarfs * Standards , TO years old.
Peaches jOO00l years old Cherries Piums Aprcots Nee.
tariens and ounce, in large numqerS.
large collection OF Grapes, Strawberries Raspbeies Goose
berries, CUTTauts & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY,
jan. II. IinwOOd, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
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steamer r. M. Runyan,

Captain JAMES MILLER, leaves every Saturday, at
o'clock, ?. NJ p
These fine and avOre passenger packets under contract
carry the United Sre Ma and passengers rely them
leaving puncally They viii give through tickets to the above
named places and will at Paducah with the scodd Uni
ted States seames Alvin Adams, Southener Moses
McClelland. a. HAhiLTON-Agent.
dec5-if II II HARRISON, Agent
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W. szREEr 4. =. King, Wd. B. STREET
STREET, KING d Co.,
ATF ORNE EYS AT LAW,
LAND, ooLLrcTloS, AND
GETERzL GGEETS,
OMAHA CITY, NEEsEsASFzA TERRITORY,
VETILL practice Law in Supreme Courts
Nv Nelfasia buy sell Land Warrants enter land time,
give specialization kng selections Of lands in Nebraska
for wishing good am desirable locations, invest for distant
dealers on Reasonable teIns pay furnish abstracts Of entries
and titles notice. buy and sell lands, lots, all
kinds q real estate, General agency business.
RrFERENoEs.
W. s. Gilman, Banker, New Y0rkcity. ati.--
Convsrse, Harding & c., Boston, Mass.
c. Iiibard Sup't N Y, Central Raroad Albany, n Y.
Gen. Leslie Coomts, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Rogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver Co. do do
Dr.J S. Yong, do do
Gov. ". B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hna. Jordan Stokes do de
Lucas, Thompson & Co., St. Louis, No.
McGarc, Chittenden s. Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
Nm. q Sewer Il Co b ankers, 0scaloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge a Co.. Council BuGs, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. A. johnson q Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. [ju2tf
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NENY rTuNIO NTORE.


NEW MUSIC STORE.
NJs4. G.. d. BENSON a. EsEsO., Whole zsFls-s-1
~ ~ sale and Retail s4alieTs il Pias.o Fores,
S5 G. A. Princes Sieloleons. Buffalo, n. l.,1 n LII N n
~ Chm q. and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Nin-S = N
lincelioS Accooas, Fluie, Fiaoets, Fs Drums, Tambu0
rne Ianjos, everything in the musical merchants line.
large select catalogue Music
poBt Pianos Accureohs and all other instra
repaired No. 90 Unicu Street, st door from College
sept23
Ts0NNING,S CITY BRASS BAND.
FEVEsES Band is now fully organize with twelve In As.s
struments and its members fstter themselves -
that they prepared furnis good Music suys'
Band in the State. They respectfully cali the attention
of Msons, Odd Fellows, and Oer societies. we'll private
gentlemen, eirfsCes for furnishing Music for PROFESSIONS,
Celebrations Their shall lie moderate. Address,
}. p. BARrHELL, Sec'y, or
r. p. CHAMP.
y S-PRop. B0NNINd'S QUADRILIE BAND is prepared
Music for Balls, Parties &c
reasonable terms. Address as above. jan22-dly.
ESEANOS. have received fcarteen more
New Piano F0rtes from those unrival led "a -
Laakers, Light, Newton q Bradbury, and Hsmes n III II II
Bros, which make stoc; large and desir-S
able We would pleased have these Instruments examined
by ALL whether they desire purchase not. Every Piano
sold snail be warranted TO satisfaction respect.
feblO W. a. r. FREEMAN.
PIANO FOBTES, LOOKING-Gz4ASSES, &C.
EETE have row in store. a fine took Pianos.
NY Meodeons, Window Shades Artists Ma saszsls -
terals, &c, and are still manufaGurI Inside1 ~ n
Blinds, all kinds Of Gilt Works, have rerently| u
added largely stock of ORNAMENTS FOR BIRP0RS,
sc. word, intend TINES, please
febi6-tf W. R. FREEMAN
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