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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-24

The Virginia election for G overnOr, Congressman
and Legislature tsSes place ThursAly next Mr.
LETcHER, the Democratic Gabornatorial candidate,
is still confined at home By illness Mr.. GOggip his
opponent, is daily on the "stump."
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Many old Line Wings of the South are beginning
to take an active part the side of the Democrats
and against the Republican Opposition Among
these, We see that Gen. VIM. R. Miles, formerly a
leading Wing politician of Mississippi, is acting
Gnaunsn OF the Democratic Central Committee Of
Louisians.-Quid Nunc
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK 81 90.

HIVE removed their Hook Bindery and
Blank Book Mandatory 70 The Baptist Publishing nous
house below Douglass Co., Market No. 50
81 door the Squae-aud will their old
customers and invite that Line
pTsTa Blank Books in the best and after
given pattern Particular will Be paid to the Binding
Periodicals. and old Our prices low the
style The BindFy Store
Unon Street. either place will receive immei
EahlI nti0n
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NEW BOOKS.

The Lady Of the Isle, romance fn real s- BY Ma sog,
worth, author o. = Retributon,' o. India.7 etc.
Pictures OF Country Life, hy Alice Cary
Lays Manual Of Fancy Needle Work.
Ere or Little b. Little, tale Of EosIyn School
The Losing and Taking 81 MaurduI.
Empire OF Austria, by JOhn s. C.. Abbott
Diary o. Lady Mcrgxn.
Securing OF he White Horse-ilTustrafei.
Tie Methodist Preacher, volumes
Bucklands Cnriosities Ct Natural History.
Etsel's Lou Life, a novel By Margaret sweat.
Father and Daughter, by Miss Bremer.
sybil Grey-rriumphs Of Virtue
Isdy Of AlbaTous, By Lippard.
Rob Roy, for p
Guy Mannerug, - cents.
For sale By T0Uy YORK a
aVS.
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CARD.

TAVIN disposed Of stock OF Groceries TO Messrs g.
" Y. ORR, prepared to devote entire at
tention to Cotton, Tobacco, Grain and ProViSs
ions, and respectfully solicit share Of the public patronage
Prompt attention given the sale and purchase Of all decrp
tons Of produce. FISHER WIRELESS & CO.,
Nashville, May II, 1888. Broad Street.
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ron NEW ORLEANS.

FTNIiE ligItdnugIt steamer RE D ROVER, Strong
a Master, viii leave as above and ali inter- y
mediate landings On Thursday the 26th instant, at
Il o'clock NJ Fer freight passage apply board or 70
mayS4-td H. II. HARRISON,l
A. HAMILTON agent
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W. B. REESE, jr., Of Knoxville, announces him
self as candidate for the Office Of Attorney Cen
eral and Reporter, made vacant BY the resignation
Of Gen. J. L. T. SNEED Mr. REESE is an OppOsi.
zionist in politics.
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RuSINESS CHANGE.

KETE have this day disposed Of stock OF Groceries
w MessEs s. & W. F. ORR. who will continue the
the house heretofore occupied by Of BOd and Mar
ke streets. We solicit for the Ara liberal patronage
FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
Nashville, May Is, 1859 may22 din
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FEfHR steamer WEN0NA, PR BARCLAY, Master, -
Will leave Ter TIE aboEe and intermediate land
ings THIS DAY, May 24h, al 10 O'Clock, A. n. -
For freight or passage applyon beard or to
msy2I-t II H HARRISON, Agent.
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ADDITIONAL.

Am Thursday the 26th inst, my great sale Of Lots in
~ Edgefeld in addition to The lots already announced will
sell those three beautiful Lots in Shelbys Addition, Of
Woodland and Oak Nos lO4, l I beyond Alt
meyers confectionery Said Lots enclosed with plank fence,
and viii do o brag on.
MatgO-hls A. Y. s. IINDSLEY.
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A V-sLINDsIEY
lind ZOE sALE.
LYLE subscriber oaers 70

gEyHE subscriber seventy acres ofand on he
Middle Franklin Turnpike four Lcs from Nashville al
joining the tract which be resides and the Can't John
Jones' The land il equal best, with abundance Of EXCEL
lent, falling water, with the beautiful building sts
In the couRry and in the midst Of ths finest neghboo
America. aPTli NATHANIEL BAXTER,
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En- Eiheridgs says he is Gin favor OF q mixed
currency" He is also in favor Of a mixed psrtv
with EtTed priRsiples.-PGTH SeHtiael,
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ron CATnO AND "a, LOTJTs,

EENHE splendid passenger steamer N. RUNYEy
MILLE1, Master will leave for the above and s-s
all intermedate: landings, SATURDAY, May 2sth at
O'Clock X d. For freight passage apply On board Or 70
BE- The RHnyaa gives through tickets 10 New
Orleans, Memphis and Louisville
. II. II. HARRISON,l 80.
nay<1-m 4. HAMILTON. Aseh..
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READI READIl
On Thursday MoEnlng, seth Nay, at


VKTE will sell to the highest bidder County rights manu-
w sell Mr. s. Sanbury's Ear famed and world
renowned Patient Improved Beehive. These
rights will comprise many Of the richest and best counties
braeed Middle and West Tennessee The superiority
wonderful Hive and the advantage OF this portion Of territory
which offered do most assured purchasers DESTROYS
Of making money attractions Of superior character Tia great
advantage which is claimed for this Hive all others, that
the eggs OF the MOTH by peculiar construction
destroyed fast deposited, which is certainly immense ad
vantage acknowledged by ali persons acquainted with the
nature Of the ab0rs Of the bee in making honey that the moth
the formidable opposing the successful toll OF the
bee and this culty in this improvement completely ObVat
county will be offered separately and the purchaser
required half the purchase money down. the remainder
Twelve months with good paper we'll enCOrsed We
request enterprise this This
awarded the first premium separate occasions at the
Eastern Division Fair, held at Knoxville, Tennessee.
HARDY BROTHERS,
may22-dtf q Public Square.
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ON THURSDAY, the 9th day of June next TIE premises
will sell at public sale, 81 LOtsin D. T. Mezyock
First Addition Nashville The Lois front On College Cherry
summer streets, and the most valuable Lots
that seiton
Parteul rs in due tme.
A L ~ L.
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FFvHE ans passenger packet E l. a a, in.
cOzExrT. ater. viii Iea.e for the above elsae
and fnterlntdias ports, THIS DAY, May 24h, at u
N For freight passage apply % board or to
naay24-It II. II. HARRISOH. Agent. i
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ron LOUISVILLE.

YESTIE light draught regular packet steamer TEN.
u PEST, D. O. Para, Master. VIII leave as shove Isaf
and all interneaate landings, TUESDAY, the 94th,
O'Clock. For freight or passage apply on board or to
ma22-it Il Ii. HARRISON. Agent
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AK Tuesday Morning. 24h OF May, At 10 o'clock will sell
large variety Of rich and elegant China, Glass, Bohemian
and Silver Plated Ware, all Of which goodae fresh and Of the
latest and most approved styles and patterns.
HARDY BROTHERS,
puhlic Souare
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E d c EFT Id.
8 aIe Extraordinary.

ON THURSDAY, THE Goth INST,
PROPOSE to bring the largest of LOTS ever uas in
that part OF the city The Lots sill offer hat day
al in the thicy settled portions and al The
business Of Nashville The Lots ! shalt offer
SHELBE'S ADDITION.
Lots So Of Barrow and Russell Street,
Sc, 81 So Co. de, and 50 the Net side OF Russell street
Lot No 35 OF Hickory Russell street. ami % and
on the South side Of Russell Street.
Lot No i6 corner Of Hickory and Fahrland street, and 2
and 2lOn Fathepiau1 street Also No. 4.
Lot No 100 corner OF Oak and Woodland street.
Lois No. l33 add l3i Gaatn Turnpike, Immediately ad
joining the Lumber Yard
IN EzOUSTON;S ADDITION.
Lots Mes. H. d aud . Russell street. corner Oak Nos
2j and % Russell Nos. g Woodland street
adjoining the residence Of Ne Moore Nos and on Gal
latin Turnpike, o. Oak.
IN EBI4OODsS ADDITION.
Those beautiful Lois Woodland street, Nos q o.
L. Il and 49, the latter at ecorner Of Foster street. Lots Nos
and on Gaatn Turnpike, Of MinHich
Campbes Stores, among business stands IN Edgefsd
Lots IS, y, IS, y, 60, 81 and e Faterand
In FOSTER5S ADDITION
Lots Nos. ), j. g. rs TO- II, L, 49, all on G2atin
Turnpike.
In HobsOn and WhcIess First Addition.
-Four Lots fronting each 30 feet Gaatin Turnpike 2l0
deep, OF them improved This addition on which is
situated Campbells Store.
This intended be the most interesting brought OF
in Edgefed.
TERMsOne, two and three years credit for notes steto-
ry secured, bearing interest lien retained desire to
commence the sale promptly at 10 o'clock Commencing at Lot
No 50 in Sheihys addition. For further information call
A. v :. LINDSLEY 1
T. X GLAscOcK, AuctiOneer. I5-dtd
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Sole Leafhcr TrnnIxS

TSNGLISH Sole Leather Trunks, very superior;
EL . NRliSss 40 i;
iron Frsme medium Trunks, Tray TOPS;
Cheap, Plain and Fancy Trunks;
Ladies' French Dress trunks latest styles;
A." Bonnet Boxes Black and Russets;
g Satchels and Travelling Bags, Sc &c.
ust oponed by JOHN RAMAGE,
anil A2 Co llare Street
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In greatvaretytoseer with good Of all kinds
ses and Cents peggd work all or which We are rreivu
direct from the maHufcartrs having paid almost entirely c
fer hem and determined to sell exclusively cash. by this sys
TEN ena led greatly reduce he prices Samples can
sale FoGm No % College srest next door Il lie
P1iIic Square, opposite X. q. McNuiry aad o 4 A
eechs. Please give a call.
ap29 WARD & RANDOLPH
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History of Middle Tennessee;
OR
Life and Times of Gen. James Robertson,
By W.PUTNAM
Complete in oneOctavo volume. Price So 50
For sale by JOHN YORK COS
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TRTmmINCs STORE,
OSCAR 30 HREE Il co.
IL a,tLL .ir anra

OSCAR 30 HRIE IL co.
Have Just opened at their stand
NO. Union street,
A complete stock If Fall and Winter
DRESS AND mANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
GNOMPRISING assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons Gallons, Frnges Bugle Gimps, Grape Trimmings,
Belts Buttons Brads Bugle Buttons & &c, all Of which
enteyn that could be tins Eastern MaTkss
stock Of:
Tephin MerinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads Sks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cottons, well any other material for Knitting, Netting En-
krode Crochet iscOmPete, larger variety
quantity than ever. We also continue to manufacture
EFinges, TaSselS, Buttons, Cords, 6c,s
To order usual and will suit all and everybody
aepIg-
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NEW BOOKS.
Letters OF q Trsyeller--W- c. Bryant.
Pictures Of Country Lifs--Afce Cary.
I'll Literary Attractions Of the Bible-Halsey.
La Plata and Paraguay--By Thos }. Page, Y. s,N
Life Of Patrick Henry--Wiliiam Wit.
Boat and Tent Life-W. O. Prime.
Life and Labors Of Rev Daniel Baker, D. D.
- Pleasant Pathways WISE
1be N0Cng II cp- PlckeTs--Sarih Maria Fry.
The Eestsr Brothers-A Tala Of Collezs LIE.
Crudsns Condensed Concordance
For sale by CHAS " gsfFTH
apl6 al Collere Street
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SPRING STOCK.

now receiving superior stock OF Boots, Shoes and
4 CATERS for Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and
Children Also Trunks yases Travelling Bagsn great
varieties which offered to the city and trade at
low rrices for cash, JOHN EAMAGE,
mills ~ College Street.
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A Rare Chance
TO
PERSONS WISHING TO EMRARK NTHE
8 e 6 Ar,
WIN E.
AND

Lie UOR USIN 5.
consequence Of our lease expiring in the P0oce building
on the ist OF July next, and desiring wind mp long
tabished business the subscribers their
hand. with fixtures, &C. accommodating The stock
Select and ample branch and tie house doing paying
and increasing business Should sale De elected BY the
lst Of July the store will he kept open to sell quantities
suit at renced prices until the st January When viii posi-
lively close.
All persons having claims against the house requested
present the for ard those Indebted please
make immediate payment urherndugncs cannot be given
after the LIST Of July
mayl5-a A. KEEI & co.
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& HAVING for thirteen years given his G.
UrEHY entire attention to the process Of Den UII1O
'try feels confident that his operations will 20 appreciated By
all who may favor him with their patronage.
Also filling Teeth treating diseased Gums and Me-
ehanical Dentistry.
All operations will be performed in neat, elegant and dura
bic manner.
YANG BATTERY for extracting without pain, which will at
al times he kept in readne for his patients.
may94
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NOTICE
IF Walker W. Brown, who left spoyvaua county Virginia,
and settled Nashville, Tenn is still living, he
something his advantage by corresponding with the
dersgned il the said Walker W. Brown be Dead has
there be any person Nashville vicinity who
give any information concerning him. they will please
write { inform the editor Of this paper.
The said Walker W. Brown moved from Virginia about twenty
years past vicinity Nashville married Miss
Johnson when last heard from had three children.
Address VIM. D. BROWN,
may 1-dIw4 Elk Run P. o., Fauquer county, Va.
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CheaD Homes.


VETE offer 20 very desirable Building Lots
wv Brownsville many Of them finely timbered) containing
from 10 The soil very fere the lots beautiful and
finely residences and fOrgardening purposes Tbs
neghborhcod equal in the State Two Male and
Academies successful operation in the immediate vicin
IT, We will sell this property most liberal terms
Who will improve it,
We have large amount Of Real Estate for sale consist
several Of the best farms in this and adjoining countess also
large number OF the BEST improved and most desirable residences
vicinity Of Nashville and in the city. We have besides
quite supply Of rnimprOTed Lots in the city and the diff
erent additions Nashville We will take great pleasure in
showing any Of the property, and will sell great bargains
ape9 l. & K W BROWN.
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NEW
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
ROOTs. sHOEs AND GAITETs.

AA4AoED ~ ~ OAAtEAaA kBAaEs
NTE constantly receiving additions already lar
wv stock Of the finest and best qualities Of ladies' miss
Childrens
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Clusky's Political Text Book.

A. ,. HOOPER. gro. aizKlts =
lGfc p. Laafcr & 2
HOOPER a. Co.,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-03
DIES ARC WEEKLY GgTgB B J

genie would visit Vienna. Itwas also re- ported that the French army had com menced to countermarch. Cardinal Antonelli will probably be dismissed. Gen. Garibaldi was about tc issue a proclamation. It was thought doubtful whether he would lay down his arms. The Pope has notified Napoleon of his determination to demand the armed intervention of Catholic powers. In the House of Commons, in England the bill abolishing the Church rates passed to second reading, by vote of 262 against l93.
 Lord John Russell, in answering reso- lution, said that nothing could be known about the treaty of peace until Napoleon s return to Paris. Lord Graham called the attention of the Government to the formi- dable French fleets.
 Orange riots have occurred in various parts of Ireland.
 It was reported in Paris, on the 10th of July, that there is great agitation at Milan. Troubles have arisen in Venice, and Flo renee is disturbed.
 The Parlslan popuace manifest great indignation against Napoleon, for his fail ure to fulfill his promiseso in regard to Italy.
 The bullion in the Bank of France has decreased more than II ,000,000 francs.
 Switzerland has ordered disbandment of her troops.
 The Prussian troops, which were on the march, have been ordered to halt.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-03

MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMIES AT DEs ARC, &c.-There is nothing that holds out such inducements to the parent and guardian to settle at particular point, as the fact of good schools having been established thereat, or being easy of access. True, Miss BLACK and Mr. PERRY have given indubitabie evidence of their superior capacity to teach, and their schools, as also, tn at of Mrs. HARRIS, have been conducted in a manner satisfactory to their patrons, and to the citizens of Des Arc and vicinity, generally.
 Preparatory schools will always be sustain ed by every community that has proper re- gard for the rising generation. But there is a higher aim that should stimulate the people of Des Are, especially those who are engaged in mercantile pursuits and the mechanic arts, as we'll as those who are owners of town pro- perty
 The sum of S50o0 expended for the erection of Male Academy building, and $5oo0 for a Female Academy building, will pay those making the subscription better than any other public investment that can be mentioned. To say nothing of the advantage to our own sons and daughters, we attract from every point of the compass mass of students who, with their parents and guardians, will expendthou ands in our midst The twenty odd business houses in Des Arc are able, within themselves, to raise this amount in the next thirty days, and the buildings can be erected in time for the spring session of 1860.
 Will those interested take this important subject into consideration? Already our near neighbors are outstripping us in the erection of edifces for High Schools and Academies. Shall we lie dormant and permit ourselves to be outstripped in snch noble and profitable en- terprises
 Des Arc has thus far prospered, in every point of view, from her fine natural location. There is not public improvement (church buildings excepted) that has as yet taxed the pockets or energies of her people. The time is near at hand when she must step forward anda aid in the erection of Academies-the im- provement of thoroughfares-grad and pave her streets, and with liberal hand show un- mistakable evidence of progress, in other things than that of erecting fine business houses, and the display of wares and merchandise or when it is too late her people will discover that their selfshness has prevented an increase of business, and produced a stand still or a falling off in the varied avocations of her peo- pie.
 It is full time that move was made" de- lays are dangerous"-our own interests and honor demand it. Who will be the first among our wealthy citizens to offer liberal sum towards the erection of Academy build inus 2
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA. Three Days Later from Europe.

.7dvancc in Cotton-7reaty of Peace Confrmed Resignation of the Sar-
 dinian Ministry. NEw YORK, July 27.-The steamship Europa arrived at Halifax to day, with Liverpool adyces of the l6th inst, three days later than those received by the North Briton.
 All qualities of cotton have advanced in price from 4d. to ad.
 The treaty of peace, which was signed on the 11th inst, by the contending pow CTS, has been fully confirmed; but no far ther particulars have transpired, beyond the fact that the Princes of Tuscany and Modena have returned to their respective states.
 The resul. of the treaty is generally mistrusted in England.
 The Emperor Napoleon, at the latest accounts, was on his way 10 Paris. The Sardinian ministry has resigned, and Count Arez has been charged with the formation of new cabinet. The Emperor of the French was ex- pected to reach Paris on the 18th inst,
 
 peace would probably be divulged. In an address to his soldiers, Napoleon says: "A treaty of peace was concluded, because the contest was about to assume proportions no longer in keeping with the interests France had in the war" The Emperor of Austria was on his way to Vienna. In general order of the day, he says: II yielded to my unfavor- able political situation, because my natural allies did moi come to my assistance as l expected"
 1t is reported that Count Cavour re- signed on account of the terms Of peace being unsatisfactory. Letters from Paris speak of discontent among the people, concerning the terms of peace. The Steele objects to permitting Austrian influence still to remain in Italy, and demands the expulsion of the Italian princes who are confederates of Austria. Napoleon is to proceed directly to Saint Cloud, postponing his official entrance | into Paris until he makes 1t the head tquar,ers of the army.
 The King of Sardinia and Napoleon entered Turin on the 18th inst, amid the enthusiastic plaudits of the people.
 A universal amnesty is one of the con- ditions of the treaty of peace. It is stated that unfriendly feelings exist between Vic tor Emanuel and Napoleon. The former has issued a proclamation to the Lombards, | announcing their annexation to Sardinia. He entered Milan on the 18th inst, amid the enthusiastic plaudits of the people. l It was reported ,bal Napoleon and Flu
Des Arc citizen., 1859-08-03
OF THE MOSES TAYLOR
 LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Excitement on tue Isthmus-D Discoverv ot
 Treasure ~ Indian Graves.
 NEw YoRK, July 27.-The steamship Moses Taylor arrived to-day, bringing California dates of the 9th inst, and 2,145, ,000 dollars in treasure.
 There was great excitement on the Isth- mus of Panama, in consequence of the discovery of large quantities of golden images and coin h the Indian graves, in the Chingua District. Several thousand dollars worth of the hidden treasure had been received at Panama, and hu ndreds of persons have gone to the District.
 The United States frigate Roanoke was at Aspinwall, (Navy Bay.)