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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-15

GRAVE OF PRINTER WHO KsEw "JUNIUs"-
The rendleion e. c. Messenger, in sketch of the
"oId Some Meegiug- House, in that district, sitter
speaking of several celebrities buried in the grave
yard, says
Beneath cluster Of eedars rspose all that is
mortal Of john Miller, printer We iagered long
by his grave, for mis- eventfll life afforded US food
for mediistOn II we could ave seen and eonvers-
ed with his descendants, who live in this vicinity
We could have gained fuller sketch Of him Mr.
Miller was the Oldest Typo in the State. For the
publication Of Juniuss lie ters-ihe author Of those
papers he well knew-he was expelled from Eng
land. He came 10 South Carolina; probably work
ed for while In the Cfiee of The first paper pub-
hshed in this STATE, st Charleston, and thence re
moved to Pendleton, using the pref which General
Greene had in his campaign he did job work until
he commenced the publication of the Pendleton
Messenger the second paper Published in this State
a The world has speeuated mach as to the author
ship of Junius but John Miller carried the secret
t. his grave al The Old Stone Meeting House, and
has lett no Information to tae name OF the
author"
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AxEcDorE OF. MRs. WILLARp.-1he Indianapolis
c5rrs spondent Of the Madison ia Times tells the
following snecd.te Of the wife of Gov WILLARD Of
Indiana:
A little incident occurred at Che GoYernor's thst
Left delightful impression upon my miad CT Mrs.
Wizards genuine WCmanly character. A woman,
whose husband was confined in the Peniteniiary,
appeared at the Governors with bevy Of little
folks around her asking pardon for the husband
and father.
The Governor seemed 10 have thoroughly under
stood the use, as he gently limited to me that the
large family Of small parts was prepared Thy Dor
rewinR) for the OCCASION saL
Tee appeal came, however through Mrs Willard,
who stood like an Angel of Mercy, pleading for
poor, fallen humanity. The Governor turned to
her ami said kindly, Carrie, if you were Governor
Of Indians, you would empty the PenilenIiary in
twenty four hours" And that is true the tell
tale tear gistening in her eye and her imploring
lOok surely testified.
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gasb6alt anianI ana snaiean.


fHE CorT0S cRoss--The New Oceans Crescent
says The booming Of Cotton lhis year mag b, re-
eerdd a. uAesuslly early. We lssSnthst there were
several blooms IL different parts of rsEls aIssFg
the 2O-hef May; that there was fan aud. perfesi
bloom reesiVed in Galveston On the 2si Of sIay.
ProAisirg expectations offs good sisd ars favorable,
though 1t is altogether premature to consider ths
results We are, however, pleased to observe that
planters are in good spiFit they, one aad all pre-
fer gocd crops TO poor oues, sV,nif shsrt cropis
made up By elehsDtnest in priee.
The 10 lowihg statement shows lhs blooming and
frat frost for fifteen yesrs
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A COSsCsIPT RETURNED-The Wheeling (Va.N
Times Of the 4th says: "JAceB MAILE, young
German, who has for two or three years been liv-
ing in this city. yesterday started for his native
land to join the armies of his country now in the
field. Every male child born in the country is re-
gistered AMI required to give, in times Of peace,
three years service sndin tims of war six years,
to the King II he leaves the country before arriy-
ing al u years of age he has to give security for
his return when be stains his majority. Hencs
young MAIIE had to 80 back, or his father had to
pay $500 rs Il forfeit 10 the Government"
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THE GRors IN CARROLL CoUSrr.-The Hunting
den Patriot Of The 9lh says:
We stated sometime since that the rust had a.
lacked The wheat-we are glad, however, TO be able
to say that the disease, although TO be met with in
almJst every field, WSs confined principally 10 the
blade without seriously affecting the slslk We are
told thai the scab is likely to prove destructive
than rust. ,-
The cat crop in This county is given up 10 &c q
complete failure il is utterly destroyed BY rust
the same disease that cut itOf last year.
There has been no rain in this vicinity for sume
time, in consequences Of which the earth has become
quite dry ahd dusty Tobacco planters are much
in need Of season to set ont their plants. We
think, however, that corn and wheat are benefited
By the absence of rain. The old prOverb says, a
a dry June for good crop.
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TIE WHFAr HARvEsr.-The Hickman (Ky.) Ar
gas Of the 9th says: "some of cur farmers eome
meuced cutting their vhect CT Monday last We
have oOnaietl3g sccOuus astO the quality aud proc
pectigO yield. In some neighbothoods the rust sud
scab doubtless have done ipjury, but We think
from the best Information We can gather, the gene
raj crop viii be over the average yield Of the last
four years. The weather for several days past has
been very favorable for harvesting"
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

An Offering sale House Chry street
n Low sccUpiel by Mr. B Wellsr.
The house Is large and eoumodouS containing over TWEEN
y with servants rooms cellars, and wood Sheds
The house Is In good order Of Il beng recently rebuilt and
Is letter adapted for Est class boarding h0uss sa kSase
ia Nashville.
The lot is about sixty FIVE feet front W hundred aud
hVe fee and the house 10 situated the lot admir- q
addition that would render eUna0d0us any hotel
the city.
large portion Of the Tntnreean 5epurehAssa with ne
II desired.
IL is we'll known that hotel keeping ia in this city
htable business and 70 wishing Ia such
ton, this eyceeri opportun procure eligible
ton, eng convenient 70 all the business portions The c.
For terms. DC, apply to
decs4-f A.V. 5 LINDSLFY
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EDwrS FORREST, the trsgsdisn, at q meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of Free MasOns Of New York on the
7th, presented the lodge with check FOR $500, be-
ing the amount Of the verdict recently awarded him
in the libel case againstN N. P. WILLts The goes
towards the fund for therslisf Of EiisWs and Or.
plans Of Free MasORs,
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From j. NJ. fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN 0. HILL Esq, OF
Columbia, Tom. saysing, February 8, i-5g:
Louis S. CLLNAS, Esq SuT We have made repeated
experiments WITH and taken close observations Of the little
Exotic, which yon we're kind enough present 70 time
since, and which appropriately design the Oriental
Talisman. Natural Weather Indicator. eSsyi-
and observations, satisfied, Is extremely sensitive
all atmospheric influences ard proper and attention,
be made supply the placsof Ossst Barometer, far
indicating the changes Of the weather concerned Securely
suspendedn muitabe place where there ciTcuatono
fresh a, protected from influence Of the rays Of
the and carefully regulated according to ct
directions confidently believe, it Will unerrRFy indicate the
approaching variations of the atmosphere, from 81 AZ hours III
advance Aside from its Barumetoai Uets is worth four times
the sDeunt you charge for az a Botanical curiosity
Respectfully, ks., J. N. fowler, NJ. D.
JOHN O. HILL.
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rrelght rransportatLo.... J.
BAITIu0RE ann OHIO Rail ROA D


~ -
BALTIMORE ann OHIO RAIL Road
COMPANY
FENHE Southern Read Of The four great Lines Tisroad
thus f4r been managed Ia such commend il
de pubiis isairsnase-
This Company, under The general slpeTinieDdence
Ii, =. NEAH$s General ErciSAF agent, =.
Nov offers inuenents shippers Baltimore Phlaiei Iha
New EO \ osou Rchmoad, PeiersnrE Re- exceedingly
low tioE NeS Orleans press their mbae4Sie
m Tie tslueton1 upon Insurance and half pef
cent by tbs and tie EGrqpfan shipping fng from
shines sterling less than the EeS Orleans spPEg prices,
all contribute toreEder Il
Reliable as we'll as Desirable.
Their faetzs transportation unequaed By any other
road operation, their Western PARK
water and dangerous navigation the Ohio This
but With dsps any route,
Tidens other routes. that this Is the only .-.
Cheap. Reliable and Speedy Route.
FIsght by this exposed by other
routes there drayage delivery being
ersugh under we'll ddei oat thence by
steam Immediately the cars without being subject
Tae Louisville direct with Psrkershurgh
boats without delay likewise regular Cincinnati
boats The Pttsurg convey direct oParkershurg By
this arrangement the Company enabled receive freight
dsily forths their agency in Nashville, Tenn.
For further particulars enquire Of
II H. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No ., corner Broad and Front Streets
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Lieut.. Col. RICHARD OWEN, NJ p. lae Professor of sol

Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN, NJ D. late Professor Of GaoI-
ogy and Chemistry The University Of Nashville says:
September u, 1853.
L. s. GILMAN, ESQ., Dear SIR After ca-efay adjusting
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making e in3s agree
with each other st given pon T. hhangs' the dali
Of moisture ti atmosphere, found hs during
opth peculiarly sensitive all lygromerCa changes,
and required confidence in their indications because they agree
u,he compared them, for the erod with hair yErom
and part Of the time with Mason Hgro1ee, he and
dry blb and found the plants give the indications those
instruments.
Being thus excellent Hyomeers, net Liable TO be broken
disarangsd ws cheap enough b. within the rech Of
farmers and OF tie community generally think ali persons EhO
buy your instrument will sled with the purchase
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II An now Offering for sale ny Tran of Land nna
4 RsstleBce the Charlotte Pike, a. mites EEA
Nashville There 31c II superior f.ef
ign,l, half in cultivation
nhsre1 and we'll set in blue g-ass II Is llfI 4f
pleasant drive q ony 20 or 90 MINUTES or from
the city, with splendid brick house, sst on au s1ince
overlooking The surrounding coanJry, and in % CApo,
with kitchens, bles, carriage houses, Ice hous
houses. with we'll, cissn aud springs. Fertile,
the site healthy pure and elsyon The
place capable OF being dybed into number small
Tor residences. and IS altogether the me desirable homes
TO he found IN the Uhite3 stah-s.
For sppy 70 me tue pr tses J. 7. Dinlsp
al lie CAPITA BENT SPENCE.
MsyfE.-A
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Louls S. CLMAN, EsaDeey SIR It appears TO lie peCu.
ary sensitive gives greater range Of molten than either
animated ordinary catgut
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These sales embrace valuable agricultural lands;
and inasnuoh the public lands in that State are
being rapidly taken up, it is anticipated that nearly
if net quite ali offered, will be disposed of at those
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From GEORGE S. BLACKIE, NJ, NJ. D., Professor ofBot
any and Natural History in me University Of Nashville
February, =, 1899.
LouIs 8. ULLNAN, Esq-DeaF ST. have had than
years experience yon Natural Weather Indicator and
examined lis action with extreme interest % has orally been
for have and ioretells the weather with
extreme accuracy. glad add M testimony to t2tof your
other friends. wish establishing cheap
and reliable instrument. yCdrs, respectfully &C.
GEORGE s. BLACEIE, u. D.
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METROPOLITAN
ga TING USE.
TEyHB Proprietor legs inform citizens OF Nashville and
the public generally, that Le At considerable ekpvue
dfci az the store houses on the corner Of
.- CHERE( And CEDAR STRKE7S,
tLs purpose of carrying a regular business the
Hl11 NEW YORK STYLE.
He purposes having regular Bill Of Fare, wh prices attached
that he be enabled 70 s both and apes Of his
CUSTOMERS and charge nt thaa g get This has been
needed city, aud he h strict attention 70 HE business
merit public patronage lie feels certain Of With his
aud the immortal the khs9, he viii furnish
public dinners at the shortest notice. lie also keeps hand
I. large stock uf
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO. WINS AND LIQJORS
CAN and examine at the Metropolitan
nhIi-dly. J. MOORE.
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Only limited rumbss of the Natural Weather Indicator
will he offered sale. which be found following
places at NasIyile:-RAINS & BROWN, Public square a.
STRETCH, Union and College Streets DEAOVrL
co corner Church and Cherry streets, and BY A. Il ROSCOE
4 co, corner of Broad and Market streets.
price ST O0s The dsOverer will send he Natural Wealth
er Indicator by NALL postage paid we'll put up aud secured
10 any person enclosing SO0 Garrett Fun and plain
directions for regulating, using &C each Indicator
mh3dkw-u OoluUSia Temp.
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LAND SALES IN IowA.-Ths quantity of land
embraced in the Presidents proclamation No. 60,
amounts to 500 sol acres, to offered as fCllows
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JOHN HENRY. NJ. D. L. L D., Professor the smithson.
Institute Mashington City IN letter dated July a. ls5s,
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JAs NJ Stafford NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry in the Cum.
rand University Of Lebsnon, Tenn aud State Geologt for
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j. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry the Univer
sty of Louisiana, concerning this plant. says;
New Orleans, March 81, 1853.
L. s. ULIHAS EsqDs1r Sir item the 18th Dee,
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable.
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JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D., l. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
aud Physiology, the University Of New York. relative this
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FarsaIe W hole sale and retail t1 AashYlklep
srssse a Prop.str prices, By Berry Demoye, 9. v
Henrsott, and Jo G. Brown and By every rectaA Drug
- t4ar-r tenfI aN-dtTtI
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RICHARD o. CURRY, = NJ NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence, AID editor o. the Nashville Monthly
Recorder OF Medical ana Physical Science, say.:
Mr.. LoUis ULlLAN, DsdF STfe little plant hid the
kindrcss sent years ago. still faithfully performs
duty Weather Indicator, and decat Is IL, and
the least atmospheric changes, either reeug Ear.
Onetrc Hygrom trio condition. that il begins Indicate gen
tsally III advance of tie usual Instruments.
have kept i. suspended In ny Office my standard
(SmithsonaD Barometer ana Mason Hygromer and
ced that il faithful in its Indications
1t is truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reliable.
regard this Microscopic therefore its ssi
yeness and its dHTd5V adoTding rC-p and reliable
for the purposes which you app it. important and
valuable discovery, and believe that viii itself where
uss3 Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY.
February ls, Is59 Shelby 1Ieliea C5llese NASHVILLE
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IHtIlnOUt
Mr. L. s. ULLNySHy Dear SiF: Aud your simple
little B,groscore, constructed 5y y6lrse quite delicate,
and believe they will prov be useful ana valuable.
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j. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. D late ProGsso- Of Medical
Chemistry and ToNology in the University % l. Uwe says
Dccenb r. y. 1cjT
Lor1s s. U1INAS, Esq-De1r Sir: / have your hsau.ihh
little instrument and have been regarding with Interest
IL makes renal kab sensitive hg2rGnes m cou5e-
nent fer this purpose than any artificial enen Of
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Lorrs TiLxAS MsQ.-Dedr Sir have had The ie ro-
meter you hung up ia my Lsatory sine arrived,
and found it in the manner yOu Represent.
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N2Tch = u.
s. P CRAWFORD NJ. D.. OF GreeneyIre, Tenn, saws:
Lors S ULLNAS, Esq-Dear Sri have had several Of
YOU Natural Weather indicators which have
estug for time. hud Them item be ecceagly sesi
tire a,ad male Susceptible 70 az hygroMical changes s
m es Fy1r01ers that Ihdre O6serceI. TReI3 dgrfs
an JOrttelRge cGnges Of tie ceGtsr from q 10 IS A6s
ig aRrGacs TLeydTe simple believe more Tslia
be and Of more Ety tR most sensitive MICROSCOPES
m and should be In the hands of almost every Individual
peciay the farmer, Very respectfully &c, yours,
S. +. CRAWFORD, N. d.
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HORACE II. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT Law.

No. AZ a. otroe
topposhsGhs CasioSse C1urcll, HGs1si1t, 7sza&ts1
WTTLL praosae n TIE ss-eal coara bid u Eashs1gsp1
~ u tks Chasesfg and CtSait Gears = Msaflzyig~
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Al Fort Dodge, on eGh Of September
Al Fort Dolce, on 10Th October 462
N sirtlNC liz. a Ontnh. -. -.
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M s.,' eef.s,,ar iuitneat g. TIE only safe snd
,aiisile rrtsasi- ~ ts cure % SPAWN. klus Bose
ujnaTslls. svli.lfs, Unnaiurai Lun,gs Ssses ~
Sxellinzs IL uill nasrf gu 20 cure % p.ed =.
,.-sf F5sfrt, 0-f EuHning Nurrs- Or SweenF, n
1r.fariv a;.fs.a Tar srriiH-. Bs'ises, ss5aieEss.
tr.c,st Ha.is fhafs sl.fdo Or Collar Gaiiss Cai.s
500 or Noand. 81 Is an ialtllibls Temody Appy
A. -, r-rtaI ssI r cuTe T. certsn IN every rltauce
T7~1 friss 10 l9E--g 'siih Sue many worthless a.
i,rsnfs of-rsa = yoH- otiaia sappV Of d. No.
i.sg's eeIot =atc,l i.iuimgnt It VIII cure ySa-
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FoR CHILD REN.
Ir rs pEEIo1oUs Fo FAKE.
1870 vnIcArrc - IrNrNENr.

Tir Gr-siiNtN-Sf ~ ? 20 Vutt0.
The o,ry.s1s. and ssfrlam cure Scr Cnacsrss Fdes.
Ttst g. sv -luae- suI Ee.4fli-l- Goitr-, Psrsig
-. N-uriits. W-aEnsss a is Alnscie.. Chranae -
Jufriuatlfa-v Ea-IUatfsIu Stiffness II iha joint
fnifttri.I Mu--is liz 4riflis Etfafhe o. Ietfa-
prls Brass rurliita. ssifs- Frs-h Guss Lhcrns
F.vsr s.rrs. Ctsei Breast. %o-s Nirr.es, Busn1
sab sore TARGET ~ say fntanHlation o. faiu -
difference how --y.r- or havr lcr= iie fsease say
have istrd. HciEAs's tEtEUEtrrD t-siAAAf -
Ccrtaiu rrutiiT.
Ti,aa-sa.l- IL harlgn ieiocs hers hesl sated Z 20
81 dcreiJgie and nEs-ry - tie 'izs 81 tvs 'p'-
atie mediciac.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

n BECKER would respectfully The public q
Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Noce, d
PIANO. Vionceo, Violin Orders ZEN 81 AcClues Ben
Nuslc Store VIII be promptly attended 70
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mOULTnN AIRED.

mOULTON e. REED.
Wholesale GFOcers,
FOR FARDLNG IND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &c, &e.
NO. 50 BROEDHlT AASRTTLLE, 7EYHESSEE.
Country produce taken exchange the chest prices.
novaG-f
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LATE ARRIVALS
AT
SNYDER 81 FFiZZeIl's,
or Laiies elegant Brown Baton Caters
do do Black do DO do
do Rack Congress ADD Lsos do do
Go do Brown do do do DO
do 80 Kid Boots & Slippers, with & without heels
q. do Buskins do do do
Do White do Satin CATERS and slippers
ALSO.
Gents foe Calf Pump solo Boots;
DO do do and Patent Le5tEer Caters,
do DO do do do do Los Quarter Shoes;
40 DO do DO 10 Oxford Use;
do do Glove Kid Caters and DO de
ALSO
hIissss' Congress and Lace Heel GsieTs:
DO do do
DO Eid Boots and Slippers, with and without heels;
Childreus do do d. DO do do
do Lasting Congress & Lace Gaerc with a. without heels
Ersngers visiting the city will End large select
all Of ~hch made 10 ORDER and for the
ap.9 SNYDER & FRIZzELL.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA lE. IL.
e. - g 49,. s.sss3zs; ; E.:54 g
CHANGE OF SCEaEDULL.


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1859,
Passenger Trains viii as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville It 40 A. n. and P II.
Arrive at ChatIIuooss at . 2. N. and .. 40 A. NJ
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at S:l5 A NJ. snd7 Il P N.
Arrive at Nashville al 80 NJ. and $40 A N.
YEyHE Day Passenger Train from Nashville at 43h A. ~
connects at Wartrace with shebyvile train at Sj A. Nj
and and Atlantic R. K. a. Chattanooga at 2P VI
, Night Passenger Train from Nashville, at l. -
connects WartTsre with Seyye trsin al UlGF Ii With
McNIipuyile and Manchester Il Tu!ahOma A. OF 2. NJ
and Memphis Charleston Z. Il as Stevenson at le p NJ
I'll ? The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at SO 4 IL
connects AcNunvlle aud Manchester r. 4. AZ guahOma
244P with Shelbyyiile train at WaEtrace al 800 p NJ
? The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at lJ
meets with Menphs and Charleston L, r. 10 =
P. NJ. i. ". COLE,
fsI5-tr superintendent.