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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
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gen htittmm;. incline au1 unitrni SSaitglanre iii cI,cm Wlnrs
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Observation-Disclosures III %IIncrbmun9 asrathcn lnp. Dim 2nInes
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ocrlhieeene NNtabmunGrr aerporgt.Hftn, rr0b0le b3s Q,Is
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
Medizinischc Anzeizen.
Seine @emars, GbuecIapc srbielt iustcn

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Giiens@treuIace, t~r1dnrts frid uno Won srfer
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Srpkn cnpfieblt 8. 6. TtI6er, Met.
6rlidc C,r1uen uuS Nceicamtntc, untcr aneeren
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eet'ntbt &ailer ryiltni @ctanr't Ycter- Yilcn; SuNance, 6os
letters, ScerbaHcnH uno @attrS Sittcrs. frilh crboltcn uno Wni
Scrt0uf bel &. Is. EiIGer. got.
&amme, feline unr Qrrtc, ppn Snpr2 rubber, Glen
bfin uno 6rrn; f~ran;0iiItc unS en9tiIht 3abrs uno G0atibGricn
g. e. 6ii&sr, Not.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27

Nc4n ME, rrcbtr b CT nro in Gurpo 1T elm !itsrarilhes rrterr,n.
mex aem SNNttium nnWr 10 0nnrhmbGrGn 8rrin1unocn ocbptn
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9artstrrus's CURE-ALI

(Yrap rtyt .pn e,ueni Gtsmiter.)
Cieles Wittel BELT aue Shmer,en. = Oas maaiih
Nunecr u~uisrsr Belt.
9iefc6 %rpertbecNc 6cimittl ipiro inuerlih uS 6ugtrlib anoc.
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Sabnpeb, Sprfihmer;,
Strrcntlr1en II. Ssrleern9tn, Stitenlctcr,
9bolera NtoreuS, 8roitbculCn,
Grta!tun9eR, RolhS fic5er,
neuralgia, SbrcniIrCrSen,
HbfrmaiSRuS, 9rarcwunbcr,
pubntrau9eu, &bplrrl,
@ltscsrTciHtn, GetenItmcrEE,
WN9tnitrcrjcH, 9tuitihmcr;tn,
&pltnftr9, Grrcrcns SSUFe,
2NuncCr pals, HippCntri6e.
WuBlNncritn, Observation-Disclosures
6NdcnlNmCricn, ScibitbmCrien,
pa c1lctee iu9lcth cn 9uteS Startcmit,cl III. 70 III a. DEFENDERS
St NfN9etlhmaNe. NoepesNG ub ou9emcintr Str6me III cm-
pTehIcr. Srrtouit miro Nicis5 Srtlmitnl
III 6luihcm III % mn so Gents.
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Ets- Solicit Du trscnN wcI6e StucrNn BADEN, 70 traufc ppu
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bel allen @pptbrtcrn in Hidnunb,
RrrfrIt nN Petersburg.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
Or. : 6. Na9er II. o., 0o,peu, W(aT.
9reie 81 bic 9I2ihe; ittO 5iaitsn fr So. ,fn alien gpUt9cf
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YFs'S 20 9snts per S6ahtel, finn S9a&teln
fur sinrn Dollar.
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ps 1sIs 9mts' 'f If pc S'F9anOsn III, un6 fe (oGte tbnfn az,
Sn a@sr ArUl8stsn gu babsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-27
Der Undergraduate m1Gtt pa9 Yutlitum am ,elue
Scsetfcbe &ciDDiDliOtDee
aM9 mCbr ais
1900 S3daua1cm

teltsbeno nm Die neultcn Gribrimumsen Ter p,utlben
t'terntnr entbaitenc, auimeriiam, unp eupfeblt pieicr
re'6bh!ti9en SudterlhaB Il leiBisen @rnusuna.
Snhsr werosn ansAeIieR'n Qegsn 6interleauna por
Sl.OO 3u D Gts. per BUD, Sci NtUnnement BON 81 Sta
per Mfrnet unp $500 per Sabr hi geraug,atluno.
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SToaptr. jpllbcn Der 8. II. Z Citrate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06


h.vons the economical wants Of the government is
ri vel abaudoned. The various interests which
have combined together to impose heavy tariff,
ard to produce an overaowisg treasury, are ieo
strong and have too much at stake to surrender the
contest The corporations and reality individuals UhO
are aagggsd in large manggetrisg 'ta6lshmsat', de-
sire hiqh tariff their gains Designing pot
ieiaqs B support Il 10 coEea,s their favor and 70 Oh
tam Tie means Of prOfuss expenditure, for the purpose
Of purchasing influence IN other quarters "
In Just such efforts are the opposition now epga-
ged. Thoy vote for every expenditure however ex-
travagant to deplete The treasury, they engage in
every scheme Of corruption and prodigshiy to pur-
chase influence, and then wish to tax the people to
repair the consequences Of their own peculatiOn and
prohigacy. If Gen. JACKSON had lived at this hour
be could not have portrayed the schemes and plans
of the protectionists more faithfully. He certainly
could not have warned us more strongly against
their false and ruiHous policy.
We have fairly represented Gen. JAcKsoN'L tariff
doctrines-we have given his mature and deliberate
opinions on that subject; have quoted his fare
we'll words Of affecloDate advice and warning to his
cOuurymeD, and we leave our readers to decide
whether he was friend of the protective system.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06

summary punishment, bat we hope nights sleep
and mature rejection win incline them to milder
counsels.
Choice was tried before magistrates court on
Sunday, the I'd inst, IN fully combnf ted for trial
lie was sent, in the custodAy Of the Sheriff, with
mpeteDt guard on sundy night. to Milledgeville,
where he wilt be kept ia confinement in The pgniten.
tisry until the next Superior Court meets.
The flowing resolution, adopted by meeting
of the citizens of Atlantis will show the temper of
the ple
Resolred, That after the forms Of legal trial shall
have been gone through WITH snd We become sati :
fed shat The murderer is in danger Of being lur led
loose unwnipped of justice, We pledge ourselves
then to xecute summary punishment upon him
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06
Give us the Page.

The Patriot undertakes to present an analysis Of
General JAcKsoN's votes he various items Of the
Tariff of 1924, Siihout However, any reference TO
the vslumeIand page whore such votes msy be found
Among other things we find the following most start
ling announcement, in the Patriots summary:
He TGensral JAcKsoNl voted for motion to fix
the dug on iron al trty,seUen dollars per ton, and
that mot having failed he vOfel for The next high
est sum- which was thirty i've dollars per ton
This would have been a pretty heavy duty OF an
article Of prime necessity and would have more than
doubled the price of the article We believe how
ever that the most greedy and grasping of the iron
manufacturers never demanded this smoant of pros
lection. We have carefully searched the records Of
the Session of 1924 when the Tariff Bill was passed
and we cannot fnd where General JACKSON ever gave
any such vote We cannot fed where any such mo-
ton was made. Will our more fortunate contempt
rsry point US to the psge which contains the record
of this most extravsgant legislation.
We modestly suggest that our contemporary in
running over the votes the various items Of the
Bill has mistaken, Hemp for lion. On the former
of these articles Genl Jackson did give the votes
indicated above and he did SC to compensate the
agricultural classes for the protection given to the
manufacturers. Like all great Statesmen he was
friendly to the agricultural interests of the country
and it was only fair that the products of the soil
should be placed on favorable footing in the ad-
jusment of the Tariff, as the products of the loom
and the forge. We fnd that in the Bill for which
Genl. JACKSON voted Oats, Wheat, Flour,
Lard, Bacon, Beet, Potatoes &c, are among the
protected articles. The necessity of protecting az
ricullure has losg ago ceased, but the labOring
classes still to be taxed to support the wealthy
manufacturers of the North.
We hope the Patriot viii Immediately inform us
in what volume Of the Journals, the vote of Ss5 a
ton on iron can be found Ia the Bill as passed a
duty of SIS ton was imposed and for that Genl.
Jackson voted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06
The Virginia Route.

Last month, as our city readers remember, sever
al failures of the Eastern mail occurred on the
Virginia route. We stated at the time, that these
failures occurred on the East Tennessee and Virginia
route. friend in Knoxville called our attention
to the vagueness of this statement and states SON
facts in regard to the East Tennessee and Georri,
route which we have great pleasure in endorsing
There are b. t two Railroads 10 operation in East
Tennessee, the East Tennessee and Georgia, and
the East Tennessee and Virginia The former has
not failed to connect and deliver mails and passen-
gers mail and schedule ime in nearly two years.
and the latter, am sure, have not made half doz>
failures since their line has been open, notWiih-
standing tits, as you say, a neU road
1t is wrong TO condemn all the roads in partieu-
lar line Unfortunately, and 1 am willing that
either Nashville or LyDchburg papers should put the
failure on East Tennessee. when, if they proper
to inform themselves, they might possibly find the
w LANGLEY & co. frG
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06
The Atlanta Traredv

We published the other day telegraphic dispatch
in regard to cold bloOded murder pcrpetrated in
lanta, Ca, and the consequent popular excitement
there. The Atlanta LntslEigenesr of the Ist inst.
gives the following particulars.
Our usually peaceful city was wrought up to state
of intense excitement, en- yesterday 1.-THE murder
of Calvin Webb by Vim. A. Choice The facts are
briefly as follows: On Thursday evening, Choice
was arreBed by Webb, who was bailif Of the city,
bail process for ten dollars. Choice gave secu-
rity, and there 1t was supposed the matter ended
But it seems that Choice bore malice in his heart and
met Webb near the Trout House, on yesterday, mi
shot at him twice, the last shot taking effect and
Webb died in few minutes.
The deceased was respectable and peaceable
citizen, and has left dependant family consisting
Of wife and several children. Choice was a citizen
of Rome, having fsrmery resided in this city. and
was on the eve Of removing to New York. The most
intense excitement prevails in our city. meeting
of the citizens was held yesterday evening at the
City Hail. which was largely attended, and address.
ed by Col. Calhoun, Judge Eszard, Mr.. George
Daniel, Mayor Glenn, and Judge Baker, in favor Of
law and order. But The cry was, chang him.
hang him {" The meeting adjourned to 10 O'Clock
~ a-'' J. " WILSON, collsue atrsst. ~. Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06
GAR DNER & CO.
NEW FIRM.

We R. H. E. s. R. c. Gardner, have associated with II.
y bukne as partner business under the
ne Cos at our Stone Front store, Nc g Inn Block
We will keep always hand large and carefully selected
sock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Varieties Boots Shoes
mats, Caps BonnetS. and Straw Goods generally.
Our stock OF plantation goods will unusually large,c0mp
heavy Wooden and Cotton Fabrics both COiored White,
heavy BrOsns Wool and Palm Hats, heavy oolOed and
white negro Blankets
We invite old customers and dealers in Merchandise, who
wish buy goods low CASA, short time give
stock close examination, intend make their
est. and to make this their cheapest market.
We Will receive and sell for friends all country produce
WOOL Feathers, Beeswax Ginseng, Jeans, Lny and
at the highest price the market will command.
jan4-dh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06
Great Ext eIsiOr ShingIe Mill,
The following are some of Ihe advantages
claimed for this MIL.

lst The Mil is the most simple complete, comprehensive
and durable machine for making Shingles Of No. j. quatyout
Of any all kinds Of timber.
ID. This Mill makes superior Single al others whether
shaved sawed will third fourth
shingles from OF timber than
chine, and they command "a better price.
I'd This Mill will make from Is to . coo perfect AMI smooth
shingles 10 hours the kept in order, aHd properly
tended to. IA
This Mil Is less cumbersome, occupies space,
convenient and requires less than any other mill
5h. This Min composed entirely Of iron and STEEL and when
sent from the manufactOry is ready for the felts
9Th Any person make perfect singles the first trial.
well the experienced and with equal facility,
fact il Is the I|as ukfFa VI Single machines
The subscriber having the Letters Patent for the
Of Tennessee u this invention will positively
any infringement Of the and will dispose Of State,
County, Individual rights terms remuneaye to the
chaser. E. GILLIAN.
Letters inquiry orders, addressed Z. Gillian,
Mr.. NJ. Burns Mr. John Morrow, Mess. Furman Co,
Nashville, Tennessee will meet with prompt asntion-
Having machines exhibition Messy.
Vanuey. Turbve Co.'S Of city for m0nts
all buders and TO is merits
and quality Ct shiagles.
NASHVILLE, December 8. 1853
agent for the sale Of the machines in
Kentucky IndlA9a Arkansas Inas Mississippi and Tes
l6ufd. Printers tee -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06
rirhtl, of Ianuarv.

The publishers of the UsIoN AND AMERICAN, re-
spectfuy invite their friends and customers to meet
them at their new building, the of Cherry
and Spring Streets, the evening of the 9th jan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06
DISSOLUTION,

FFNHE eopanershp heretofore existing between the sbsc
bers under the style and firm Gardner Sheppard Co
this DAY dissolved By mutual E. = and R. G.
Gardner having purchased the interest OF f. A. Shepherd who
"ithdraWs from the firm The business by the
naming partners r. II. GARDNER,
L. s. GARDNER,
R. c. GARDNER,
4 A. SHEPPARD
Nashville, Jan. l, 1850.
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ETTANTED.--Theu undersigned wishing 10 purchase
w 100 300 barrels CT Lard per week. fr Witch they
viii pay cash, Groceries, All persons having Lard for sale,
will End greatly their advantage call at No. Market
Street, before making sale the highest price will be given BY
q RTER.. VII RORn A. GO.
a. once VITA earteEs Filsiord CO. ps
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06

WE fine passenger steamer MINNET0NKA -
DAsHsEII Master, will leave Friday, the sllsAsA
slge apply on beard to
janG-lt A. HAMILTON AGENT.
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BEN. NJ. NOEL & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission Merchants,
VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR : A L E.
pursuancs Of decree IN Chaneery, viii se on he
FfEsI OF FebrmnrY. Ig5g.

IN pursuanes Of decree Chaneery, viii SELL on he
First o. February 1850,
premises public auction, valuable plantation,
situated Greek, 10 Washington county Mississippi and
Owned BY W. Percy Co. aud knoEn Percy said
plantation contains fifteen hundred and i've Of the
cotton in the Souh-ning hundred the hFie
cultivation II in delightful neghQroo twelve
mills back Of 6leeRvle, the shipping ponitis pis ins
pendent evees and above the CHEST The entire
susceptible ~ cultivation mo1aentit
hshul dwelling, gin house perfectly quarters abs. Ac,
the hand
also sell at the tie and place. 50 Accims,e Ne
grOes, 81 o. them hands, belonging ". Percy c. lnd
raised BY them Also y muie 10 yoke 81 - load Of cat
siep, 5e00 % 61O bushels clrn pautson
ss wagons, de-, Of al kinds and in good order.
TeFms-For theisnd one fourth cash IN
hires equal annual instruments, per Interest
and approved security; ngroes psrsnal pro
peTy Of all descriptions, Tor twelve months accetans
proved houses iu New Orleans. All persons wishing 2urce
are InVitei TO cone and view the premises.
dse1z-dgansO'S9 L r. dixon, Commissioner
DOZEN R.l.al RsI.r. b.. rssE.a snla. ..ls
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NhE splendid passenger stsansr NASHVILLE,
BofD Master, wiz leave for the above and staes
~ ~ lnesfneolae ports. SATURDAY, the 9Th slszfI
at 4oock " NJ For freight passage apply hoard
% % lan6-tdl A. HAMILION, AGENT.
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ron SEW ORLEANN.

VIE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER, -
STRONG, Master, viii leave for the above and
a. interDediate landings Thursday the 9th,
at o'clock P NJ For freight apply board to
jan6-tt A. HAMILTON, Agent
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Auction Sale of Fresh Groceries
BY TERRASS BROTHERS.

Auction Sale of Fresh Groceries
BY TERRASS BROTHERS.
Cam. HAMMER, AuctiOEeer.
an Thursday 18th JAM 1859 we will or for cash in front
" Of our Warehouse the following articles;
Is hhls Sugar, 20 boxes Oysters
0 bbis Moiasses IS bags Pepper & Spice,
% nj do 10 do Ginger,
lou bags Coffee, coiIs Rome.
100 bags Fine salt, 200 boxes Star Candles,
w kits Mackerel, 100 boxes TIllOW do
. bbs do 500 kegs Wheeling Nails,
% do Walkers Ale, ESQ boxes W. R. Cheese,
100 do Cincinnati Whisky, 100 do e.. D. do
l5O doTenn do 100 do Ralsins,
50 do Bourbon 4 Rye, IS SOap,
g. do brandy 4 Gin, 30 do starch.
10 do s. NJ Wine, 50 Cog. Brandy,
5 dc Cherry Brandy, 2O,OCa Cigars
20 cases Muscat Wine, 20 kegs Nader,
~ do Pickles, % do Indigo,
$50 boxes Glassware, 20 bags Cotton Yarns,
IS do Tobacco, 25 cells Cotton Rope,
5 do SardiDes, IS doz. Plow Lines
Together with many other articles make complete
Buyers invited call 10 O'Clock We will
sales d1rlag the season TERRASS BROTHERS.
jan6 No. Market street.
UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Jan. s, 1859.
THVHE Directors have this day Dividend IS per
sare payable to the stockholders, after the 6h inst
jan5-3t COREY, Cashier.
REMOVAL.
"TASHINGTON, BRYAN & CO., have removed their stock
Wv White Goods Varieties large commOii-
buildings No Inn ROck lately occupied by Bransferd,
McWhirter Co.
They invite attention buyers stock which will
jan5- iwd WASHINGTON, BRYAN & CO.
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FOR CINCINNATI AND P7TTsBURG.

VIE hne passenger steamer WIN. WALLACE, -
viii leave Tor The above and all intsrnediste is4
o. passage apply hoard or 70
jan6-lt al HARRISON. Agent.
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HOUSE FOE REN,r


WILL house, No 81 Church street, third DOR be-
i low the Union Office Building. Enquire at
jaL6d2t O1O' no1 '''N'-''