Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06
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= THlrrrE FaoM oys soL8Ea TO AsorHra III
copying from the Memphis 4-alone3ea notice Of tax
death Of Gidson J pn'ow, ir, Cl Jsre. Clemens
tie editor Of no Memphis ETqair;r, pays ihe ~
loving nibute 10 he scliery worth Of his dis in,
guished -ather, which is Is iloaorabe 10 The he ,r
Of tie former as il IS just 0-lhs character Of n,
latter:
We take the above from tie Ac1I7o1c we did 40,
Es5n yop9s rli@ INT nave sara rlaos 10 or heart r BIS
Whasrer may be or paistiei a7ereses tse-s ave 1870 go
Of the Ps', anl associations q the presrt y-i mskc an
/ he was proao.el from Hri2iisrt to sia:5re i,sS,
attached A Division. speak Of what r5 krsu
when say thatauue- adier never ie sword in his coa
rl's cause. On the In .! Chepultenec au incien rnri
which in Greo1n in Roman dtys v0u have rendered hs
uaEe immortal. lie shot down while leading On tis Oh
Infantry ID advance Of the StomeTs Charles J. srrrre
en aduan Of he OH up to hn and asked, What
Castle>sir the midst Of the a-ozy he was versri1 he
Thought only Of his coSH AMI tho honor 81 his nmand ana
nom mat hour there was not an oicer 81 The Old Ninth"
whom Gen PILLOW clu not ensl. The survivors d
those gallant spirits scattered from Maine California
taat would be dauF-reu thing frany rak wor
o. odson Pilo" 10 his pressaee In his Sacuitiss with
friends, and while deeply regretted the enlargement Of two
IL n
wnrdu condemnation OF either History do Justice both
although the miserable lagos Who las we nssv believe cas
between them nay es'a2e even the notoFiety Of Infamy
ROUTE AoEycIEs Observation-Disclosures
Ohio, ga Dayton, to Ssndusky-Ths agency ofJ.C
Wales is discontinued, and The remaining three
agents are requiredio perform the service Nash>
vile to ChaltanOoga-The agency Of John W. Ford
is discontinued. the remaining three agents to per-
F,rr Al
agency is discontinued altogether.
negro boy about thirteen years Cd. the prop.
eriy Of Gen Pillow, drowned 10 The lake, three
miles below HeleuS AK, on the ASIA ult
A large number Of pegroes in Chicago are making
preparations to euirrete to Hayti. having received
an Invitation from President Geffrsrd 10 settle IL
the sl.nd. Here is chance for the fres negrors
in this State. We hope if President GefFrard does
not the next Legislature will invite them to emf
CRATE to Hayti, or soma other plsce
CHIN roUsD N THE Rryra-A 5IrsrEpr.-A let
ter from Dover inFoTm7 US that new born infant
was found in the Cumberland river on the 26lh ut,
about two miles below that town. It was white
child, entirely naked, ami bore no marks Of VIC.
lenoe. APpearaa indiclted that Il he'd not been
in the warer exceeding twenty fsur hours No clue
had been asceriained as to the unnatural mother
who had taken ih' step TO get rid Of her offspring
ACCIDENT on THE MFNpHIs AND CHARLESTON RAN
RcAD.-The Memphis B}letin of the Sd says: ssThe
eastern train on this road ran over COW about ?
o'clock on Saturday night last when three miles
east of Cornh, ard two passenger GAYS were thrown
from The track, breaking them badly and injuring
several Of the inmates No one, we are pleased to
state. was seriously injured The track was imme.
iiateIy repaired and trairs suffered no detention"
DRoTyzD.-Tbe Shelbyville Tue Union Of the Sd I
lays: con Sunday last four persons, Yrgiuia New !
ION, Elizabeth B'anton TarltoB Nswsom and snail |
negro girl, vsre drowned in attempting to cross the
Barren Fork Of Duck River, in the neighborhoOd Of
Normandy, in this county. Tbreeof the bodies have
,eeeu recovered We did uot learn the particulars
IF the accident"
MEMPHIS RsCEs-FIRsT DAY-The spirg Meet /
NJ over the Memphis Course S,nmenoed Monday, |
he % last. We copy The following sccount Of the
Teuing race from the Memphis Bulletin.
Ia coEsc1ueGce OF the heavy rain which fell dur
ng be might ard early in the morning. great fears
CRle.lained that the sport would be materially
Injured lroul iEe course becoming muddy, tut upon
Gr arrival we're most aqreeably disay painted to
nd 1t had but v-ry it!le eff in that T, spec and
efoTe the lime appointed fr the horses to Zone
'elock} tie su8 aud W.ud had so cozp letely gain
the asGsn3ency that IL was in, comparatively
peak ng, gosd order.
Early in the day great doubts we're entertained as
Whe,Le. II mpiaRd would start or Tot, which
2meWhat constrained the bstting, be hsving many
lends, ell hcugh it Was very evident that ch Ca
ellie was he GvOIite against the field; but when
liant fr,1, 2 l.
art, the betting began IN earnest, and the back
RS Of 'zsllc had no difficulty in getting their money
D at even, while some actually named her the
inner a. fge 10 three.
The signal was given to bring up the horses and |
MY four put in an GppearaBce-the other three I
aying forfeit. The jOckies having been to scale,
rders were given to mount, and they proceeded A.
nee TO the starting post At the tap OF the drum, /
fthey went Hemplsnd got the start, Gazel'e next,
Ounduee's fly third, aad Efis Deans last. In /
lis order they v, Mt completely round the course,
empand passing the judges stand at the first mile I
bout three lengths in advance, the others pretty
early together II was evident to all that Hemp
nd was in the finest conlitiog, aud was rot doing
IS beet, but on reaching the back stretch Round.
&c FLY closed up the gap with Gazeile and made
# the horse at tearing pace, who at once put On
little more steam. On turning the corner, TO come
ito the last quarter, Efie also passed Glzelle AID
rove hard to OyeItake the other but to no purpose,
emplaud winning the heat easily by least three
ng.hs-RouHdlree's iIy beating Effe Deems the il
me distaGce, G1zsle being last, to the great dis
sy Of above Two thirds Of the ''ring" The first j
lie was made in l:54, aad the second in l:55i. $
The betting took quits different turn, and
lie Gdzslietes began to hedge very briskly, six TO
ur being freely offered en- Hempland winning the
ice.
On the horses coming to the scratch for the second
eat il clearly visible that Hempland was fully
lual to his work, and at the tap" again took the
ad at a slashIng pace, closely followed by Eis Q
cans aad Ga1sle, R1undtree beiUg about two J
ugths bebini. In tais order they again came Z
81 the stand, Hemglsnd slightly in advance Of 7
e rest, aud B)undtrse well up with the others; on
torigg The back stretch he Slid like lightning past
axe e, ami before getting out OF it had polished
T" Eti5 D ans aud making rapid strides for
10 horse; but hempland was taki0g ii elsy, run>
ing under q heavy pull all the way In this man 4
pr they continued rln0itg until they got into tue
where TIE chesnnt mare made des-
crate effort to collar tbe horse, bat to purpose;
uag1Ilqnt TO ahlOe The lady to 90 frsi aud