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

SALESMAN WANTED
In a New York Fancy Goods House.
TUH0 person who has Travelled either for hoeszs and
Shoe, Grocery Dry Goods House. bring satis1
tory letters from last employer the o. de he
influence, and other quafcs0aso uch perssn god uduca
ments VIII be offered BY the advertisers.
address & NJ, box 1872, PostOfce New York.
dec25-d3t
Negro Men and Boys Wanted.
ATERED!TH. HALEY & CO., wish hire fos the ensuing
w year, Fifty Negro Wen and Boys from y 70
30 years old in their Tobacco Factory, No a and As Coli
street They prefer hire that for hc anrual-
", that they them the business and not c1ms
to learn new hands every year. idec2s-esn3
COMPTROLLER,S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. rEss., Dee. e, 1888
FINDER the provisions i4th February $50,
chap $50 and other the subject Of Free Ba1lnS
Will sell at public s1on, the Merchants ENange In Nau
street, New York city, the 81 Of February 1859 ard from day
day until they all disposed Of the following Bonds ndor
by the State Of Tennessee. belonging 70 the following F
Banks now in liquidation, Wit -
q Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds for slO
belonging 70 the Bank % Claiborne
A East Tsnnesse Virginia Railroad Bonds for sl0 each.
belonging the Bank Of jefferson.
L East Tsnnssee Virginia Beads for SlD each.
belonging 70 the Bank Of Trenton.
II Nashville and Chattanooga Raroi Bonds, and 10 Phs
City Bonds, all for 81 O0saeh, belonging the Bank Iass
we'll JAMES 7. DUNLAP
dec29-dIm COMPILER.
Daily Memphis appeal insert Tor thirty days and SEN m to
Comptroller.
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PENmANSHIP
AND
PHI &C H A HY.
VIZ. DOLBEAR
Ladies and Gentlemen

NATILL commence swing lessons in hritang and
Nv PhOnOgraphy his e0mmodous rooms, over ne
4 j. n. hcGi the o. College street and ne
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AUCTION SALE OF GRCERIEs
CARTER, WILLsFORDf co..
g. .. c. ,t.R.. 4. o. "A I.anierA

HETE viii oasr for cash in ffonf Of wa use No ,
wv ket street clmpleos assortment Of eries' eosNs
in Is follows.
q hhds n 0. Sugar; 50 dos 6rua Pepper Pu@
100 bags Bait Coffee; 50 doz drott Austard'
IS bhis Noasses 50 bCNls Sc aneless
IS bdis Golden Syrups- 80 haz1s i7ll l1ne.eti
IS bbls Crushed Sugar; lol.leds sstI Wtt7.
IS bbls Powdered Sugar 13t6 n. Q. do
IS b0s Loaf sugar; 100 pigs French Erlndys
30 half Ibis NackereI; 10 1la DARK Brandy.
100 cases Cove Oysters, IL - bis n. y. Gin;
cans; So hGIs 36 barsl Soap.
IS hays Pepper; 300,op Cigars;
Is hags spice; 800 oox.s qaart Pickles:
5 Z chests Tea; 10 do katsgp:
20 reels Cotton Cord . 10 quar- Bottles.
50 bHs Scotch snUd 50 feaas WI Paper;
Together with many ohsr articles make up complete al
We sa continue to sell in future every hesday
dec29-ti CARTER, wILLsFORD & co. =
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"TANTED.--A young Of good moral habits VINO
wv has experience the Drug business, 70 70 Columbia
Apply to Ewin, Pendleton & Co., Nashville or 70
decfg-d2v L. H0WKINS, Columbia
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Time Sale of Groceries, at Auction by
HARRIS, GORDON s. COMPANY.
ON TUESDAY next Jan. 1885, will offer for sale
Auction,
500 hhds N o. Sugar, all % oxs Langaorn q sons
grades: Tobacco;
$50 hos choice Rio COFFEE; GoGWins Rosebud DO
500 nils Deans Whisky; SO do Keene & Smiths do
500 bxs No Soap; 100 reels Cotton Rope;
100 do Star Candles; 5ohols vinegar
800 bbls New Crop Mola4esi
With many other article.
TERMS.All under $500 caSh-au over SOU, si1ty
days for approved endorsed notes, payable in bank
We will also offer credit Of four months g Packages Of
fine old Brandes, consisting of the following brands
= Pipes Jules Robine & Co. Vintage is5s
do do do lo4c
Z Pipes Alex. seignett, do ls56.
10 Z do do do dc lo5o
l Puncheon Old Scotch Whisky.
pec3O-td HARRIS, GORDON & Co.
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CONCLUSION rO-MOEHow.l
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ARE CHANCE.--Having determined to close our
present will remaining stock Of choice
family groceries cost To person wishing engage in bust
this OF the hest chances that has been offered For full
information apply to FREEMAN BROS,
dec3I-d3t No. 7, North College street.
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Fifty Negroes Wanted.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL pay the very highest market price for likely Young
Negroes between the ages Of Is and IS years.
WILL. L. BOYD, ia,
LIZ No. Cherry street
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Furniture, Carpetings, sc.

N Saturday morning January 1889, Benz F. Shields, will
sell large lot of New Second Hand Furniture Carpet
ings and Sundries. Also, DOdge's Fine Fruit Trees
dec3l BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
EyE undersigned will sell public sale the highest bidder
on the First day of january 1883 az Il
o'clock Court House gate in Nashville valuable laT
suated Civil District Of the county Of DaYdson on
North Cumberland river, about 81 mesfrom the c
Containing about go and being the residence OF ne
late David H Vaughn, deceased Upon the tract IS large and
comfortable dwelling house. kitchen, nrocshins barns s
The farm Eatersd and tnbered and is one Of the best
the county for cultivation.
Terms Of SaIessOne, and three years, WITH notes
secured and lien retained. ROBEkT CAhvIH6hss
JOSHUA 7. VAUGHN,
HIRAM VAUGHN,
MICHAEL VAUGHN
The above rerty can he purchased privately before the day Of
sale by application TO AlCtiAEL hAO6hN,
dec9-dlm NO. a, Cherry street,
CSTAPLE GOODS.--We have on hand an elegant stock
Staple Goods Offering at low prices Tor
cash only [dec24-fl ". A.. J. g. McCLELLANB.
EyOR SALE.--I will sell my residence Cherry street,
~ formerly by DR. Felix Robertson, III feet trent
dse95-dtf TOM SMITH.
DALED HAY .--lO0tons Prime Timothy Hay, 70 arrive
and for sale by Ldec23-d2Wl ARMSTRONG CO.
NASHVILLE COAL COmPANY.--The Nashville
Company received shipment Of their
peror Cumberland Coal The Stockholders and the public
requested try it. Once Cherry street next door TO
[ Union and American Office ldsczS-dzW
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persons having claims against Daniel A.
johnston, who mentioned in said deed hereby mott
fed 6e the with practicable and properly
authenticated to be settled according to said deed.
ianI-I2w J. ". REED Trustee.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
1 Tribute to David G. BrGderiek.
From the San Francisco Times.

.rt \ From the San Francisco Times.
II the war 1849there came. among
tho cr0x, If alveutnrcrs To- California,
i'r,n The city Of New York, n young man
l.y lie name Of Da,i C. Brolcr;ck In
that c,,ty lc had rchi ii 80 ne reputation
as n local )nIiiic leader, i.ut beyond thai
he va, totally unknowu. lie had come
~ from the low or walks Of life, AMI was
possessed of nono ct h. eraccs Of man
ness, none Of the win ~ and pepLlar
Gua.ities that secGre to their posscssor the
sep tam: a?probati, II Of tie masses.
but h. had far reaching sagac;ty. and Ill
intaitivo perception and k owIedgo Of
nel. lie saw that here the field 10
IN Ike money, and that money was power.
lis ambition wits o. the ioftiest kind. He
best his wh NE eneg g,es to acquire namo
s,i.fam,. With n9roMiop on earth 10
whom he was attached, no taste for the
anusaments that charm tie multitude, lie
lived from first to last IN a>cetic, bent on
II on doing his duty. 50 that HI should
leave an honorable and honorcd name on
the pages Of. history. " t. this ilca rs
tie governing rne;ple of b life, he en-
tered the lists in The struggle for rre-eui-
nenco in Cal orsia How well he sue
ceeded IS now known to Us all.
Of the carly eff nts that were made to
give p eli liar shade to the politics OF
California. it is not now tho time to speak
mt length. 1t is well known that Mr..
| Brodeli:k at the start encountered the
most prosecuting opposition from the pro-
slavery politicians, who from the first
seemed to look OH California rs Their pc
eui:ar heritage. Mr., Broderick was the
f.! first obstacle they had to encounter in
/ opp stion to their undisputed sway. He
! was from first to last the head and front
j Of the opposition to TIE Southern chivalry
And never before in the history of man
was an individual so bel.ed, sIandered
and abused. But lie firmly held to his
post and fought them at every position.
1t is well known that in the times OF
old Wing party it was in California hui
anothernamc for n Southern party. It
| candidates were uniformly Southern pro-
slavery iner and y strong effort was made
i to render the Dom 'eratic party equally
scrvils to Southern Ter. And so il
f, would have become but for Mr. Br ,derick
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Ey- HANS G. He, Republican canli-
date for State Prison Commissioner, was
at late meeting of the Madison Repub-
lican Club. He was caIledon and made
few remarks, which he closed in the fol
lowing excellent style:
Il went on board the Republican ship
when it WIS first launched. / was upon
her when she made trips up Salt River.
| am on her now, but | believe she is
bound for an entirely different port
(Cheers.) But whether she be destined
for one port or another, so long as she sails
under true Republican colors. you can re-
" upon finding me among the working
members Of her crew." Loud and pro-
longed applause.)
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Eg There is nothing in The origin,
progress and mission OF tho Republican
party, which does not concern the welfare
Of Tie Republic, or that is not calculated
to promote the interests Of the people, and
yindicate the principles Of free govern
ment. 1t is, i'll Nil is purposes and attri-
butes, defensive party-neycr eneroac :
Ing, but ever resist ng encroHchment. 1t
is not and cannot lie sectional, for, While
slavery, in its nature, is sectional, freedom
in its aspirations, from its birth, is Cniyer-
saI.-1l6any Journal.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
The Dying Senator.
From the Gan Francisco Times.

All day yesterday, the sandy read be-
tween the city and the residence of Mr.
HASKELL, where the wounded man lay
grooming in his pain, was passed over by
hurrying wheels and patient plodding
feet. In. quick success on tbs mts ages
came into town, and anxious crowds
scanned the repeated and over changing
bulletins, and MANY heart beat with al
tcrnato emotions Of hope aud fear, rs the
opinions of reliable physicians passed
from mouth to mouth. Rarely, if ever,
has San Francisco been so constantly on
the tip-toe Of expectation aud suspense,
and ncy>r but once, has the like in.eI est
been felt in the fate Of any one man. All
other subjects seemed to lie overshodow-
ed Lv this all absorbing topic. "Wlat's
the news now,' as uttered by Thousands
who met each other, could be interpret, d
in only one way as applying to the
condition of Mr.. Broderck.
The scene in the room Of the wounded
man WAS less exciting, but of narrowing
heart rend.ne nature, such as no pen can
venture to describe. There in his bed,
from which lie was never to be taken a.
live, lay the object Of general solicitation
-reclined on the supporting pillows on
which ID careful hanfls of friends had
placed him, his l:fe blood staining his
clothing, his feeble groans piercing the
! hearts OF the silent groups who surround
ed him. The attentive physicians, those
active bun silent ministers, exercised eve
| nv attention that skill and science could
suggest. They knew that each opinion,
however guardedly expressed by them,
would fly ON the wings of the wind, and
circulate with electrical speed throughout
the city. There were the best, and the
.truest, and the noblest in tho land, hang.
ing upon every motion Of the patient and
listening with silent forebod:ng to the
ominous rafting which attended his res.
! piration.
| What thoughts were passing with those
watchers who listened lovingly all day
/ about the bedside, and still chung to the
spot as the shades of night gathered over
the landscape and shut ont the broad
day. We will not attempt to analvze
their emotions. The scene was one OF
the most extraordinary we have ever wit
messed. On ordinary occasions, in the
. sick room, The soothing hand Of woman
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is there to. case away tho sutfeflsgs OF the
patient. Here only men-but they the
true hearted and noble-minded-stood
grouped about the sufferer, and assisted
to minister to his wants No person. say ;
one young girl, distant relation, lives
who could call him relative. He was the
last of bis race, ard stood alone IN the
world, With no ambition on earth, save
to carve his own naine and fame and to
stand for the right.
Every groan brought to the minds OF
those watchers the career OF this rtmarka-
bic man since Els arrival in California ten
years ago. How were these aspirations
brought lowe How useless had proved
all those wonderful combinations which
none but his wizard mind could conceive!
How ould the news of this catastophfe
DO received in Washington ar through
ont the United states-wth what differ
ent emotions 10y friends and foes.
g As those strong men stepped on tip-toe
from the room, or covered their faces
with their hands and yielded to uncon-
trollablea emotions Of erief-as the bot
tears struggled through their fingers
the disintercsted spectator could but have
said that great man, and one deeply
engraved in many hearts, was passing
away. We will attempt no direct allnslon
to Mr.. Broderick, as he lay there Stricken
ana ding in The prime and strength of
manhood. We are unequal TO tlle task,
aud leave the scene to -remain forever q
.reminiscence with those who witnessed it.
We close the book, and turn with deep
felt sorrow from the picture. ".s .Ea z
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Gzy- Mrs. Z. J. TRACY, wiring to the
Memphis 1ppeal from Holly Springs,
Miss, having seen some negroes going to
meeting on Sunday, says: "As with the
rapiditg of thought glance from such q
sceno to benighte.l Africa, sunk in moral
degradation, over W hose millions ofhuman
souls tho darkness of heathensm folds her
sombre wings in rayless night, my heart
swells with gratitude to the Great Father
of all for the institution of American
Slavery
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FORGIVE THE aLHvINe-those who
mingle with you in the daily walks and
afocatiohs Of life: they whose lives Won
may cheer, beauty, yea, enoble if YOU
will. Forgive light, an angry word let
1t not rankle in thy bosom till fire be
kindled, which, if nourished, will burn
thine Utmost soul-unfltting thee to 90
out among thy fellow men, lest they i'm
bibe OF the unrest aud angry turbulence
OF thy spirit uniting thee for all high,
holy and heaven born aspirations unfit
ting thee for life, death and blessed i'm
mortality. Forgive though wound be
made causing all thy future in this world
to be covered with heavy pail. Forgive ,
taking for thy example the meek and
lowly Jesus; then shall be gathered in
the crown Of thy rejoicing, Jewels whose
lustre and br;lliancy exceed all mortal
thought. "For if ye forgive men their
trespasses, your Heavenly Father will al
so forgive you. a' I
tfhE#9 G5gf fsaaz
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

BAPTIsrs IN MIHSEsoTA.-The first
Baptist Association in Minnesota was
formed seven years ago, with four pastors,
four churches, and twenty eight members.
At the present time they have five assoc-
atoms, more than seventy churches, sixty
preachers, who are educated and devoted
to the ministry, tesides several others who
are coming out this autumn, and more
than 5000 commitments. In addition
to these, there are probably 1000 mem
b>rs not yet organized into churches.
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Resolution passed st esse sse@
Dubsican Senatorial COnveh1
lion.

WHEREAS. the University Lands in
this Senatorial District have been gener-
ally apprized above their real or relative
value and whereas, these lands were, TO
a great extent, occupied at the time OF
their appraisal, by actual settlers, VINO are =
unable to pay for their honlesteads' at
present prices, therefore
Resolved, that in the opinion OF tis
Convention, such lands as repain uI1srld,
or NAV hereafter become forfeited to the
State. should Immediately become. subject
to private entry, by actual settlers, at one
dollar and twenty tiye cents per acre, l1:-
der such restrictions as will .ensare the
sales to tbc made to such settlers only :
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

Brother Aminadah, stiff Quaker, on
receiving from worldly man blow on
his face, turned tho other check, to which
q similar salute was applied. Friend,
said Aminadah, 'Scripture Injunction be-
ing now sat's ell, vi proceed to admin
stor 70 thee little wholesome correction: :
and he did.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

Ey The Madison Patriot, the State
organ Of the democracy, says that 'that
minister is false to his sacred office and
INr1DEL TO CHRIST who breaches opposi-
ton to slavery as a christian duty" That's
the opinion Of all doughfaees.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

Gg- The Star says Mr.. Cox '.has not
the gift Of express NC himself before an
1ssem5Iy" He DOESN'T need it. Ii is
before the .Senctc he will DO called on to
express himself, where he will doit to en-.
tire satisfaction. sadg 90
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Eg Another great man-DAvIp c.
BRoDGRIcK--is gone. We need not
apologize for the space we have given to
the interesting details Of bis life and death.
No sensible person can read he account
Of his death, without bitter curse on that
brutal practice to which he has fallen q
victim.
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a We learn from oan,,en,on :.

EF We learn from gentleman Just
from the interior Of tie State that the
canvass is being conducted in spirited
manner, aud the Republican cause is gath
ering strength on all sides. Wisconsin
will echo back the thunder of MINES ,ta
on the 9Th of November.
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TWO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,
$500 Majority!

We have secured 8 Republican State
Senate and House of Representatives,
which ihsures a
REPUBLICAN L. S. SENATOR.
Minnesota thus takes her stand will,
her sister Republican STATES q. the Union
anl drives the last naiI-in:o The coffin Of
Modern Slavery Extension Free Terrific
fics Stealing Democracy. aa -.
Pa. Minnesota down on the list of Re
publican States in the Great Presidential
Contest Of 1850. So
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
FOR Aem5er Of Isseps5ly,
WM. u. BARTLETT,
OF Eau Claire CO.
Democratic State Ticket

Gov.-Harr;son c. Hobart.
Lieut.. Cora. S. Palmer.
Sec. Of 'State.-A. B. Allen.
Ireas.-Lion SHERMAN.
Afiy. Gen.-Samuel Crawford.
Bank Compt. joel c. Squires,
State Prs. Com.-Henry O. Fleck.
SIP. Pub. M--Lyman G. Draper.
State !seaator--AIexander Meggett.
1ssemblynan-Wm. Eaton.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

g The Democrats and R publ.cans
of St. Croix Co, hold their Conventions
for the nomination Of County officers. at
Hudson, on Saturday Of this week.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

Ey- The Democrats have nominated
WN. EATON, of DUN Co., tor AS emily
maa in this District.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

y- Our Republican friends in Min
nesota have fought the good fight and
won glorious victory. We cannot bet
ter tell the result, than by copying the
following from the ST. Paul Times Ct
last Saturday.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

sg- Advertising bills must BE paid quar-
rrly, IN adg unce. i.. 197@ oa*#
==z--ra.
~ We would request all our friends IN This
and adjacent towns to aid Is in giving iidesest
la our paper, by furnishing Us with items OF
local news. articles on any Of the Industrial
Interests OF the counQnity, or of a literary
character. M
No communication will he inserted, unless
accompanied By the real name Of The writer
not necessarily fse publication, bGt as = guar
snty Of the writer's good faith
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
4. &. EEeEEsEI.

CURGEoN DEETIsT. Dental rooms corr
y ner of Broad and Orange streets Prescott.
d.. p. viii visit River Falls TO perform
dental operations as often as b,isiless may
rsqnIge S% '54i 9f
December lst, 1853. n24-tt
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

o'clock this 4. NJ, David G. Broderick.
United States Senator, breathed his last.
Gloom and sorrow pervade the Whole
community; flags are Mt half-nas, stores
sfe,clesed, Aand. all the rnbhc-sbuild nss,
and even prieale houses, arc being dress
sd IN Grape. rs
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
ORIGIN OF THE pUEI

The Sab Francisco Bulletin. of the l5d',
gives the following origin Of the difficulty
between Senator Broderick and judge
Terry.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

Do justice unto NIL mon.
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PRATT a. Erg'svE'S

EALERS in Day GooDs, GRocERrrs
2ICRocKEGY. Doors. SnoEs, HATs, CAPS, dc.
River Falls, June 10th, 1858.
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$. q. COX +.

Warp r, Joiner, and House Builder.
- River Falls. June ID, 1857. aff
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TEHHE Undersigned hereby gives notice thst
he is authorized TO serge as Deputy Sher-
if in Pierce County. ca. GkOSSA AN.
+, River Falls May 18th, 1859. 46-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

JO0 OOO sEGARs-HAvAFA DOMESTIC AND
IVD.OOO German, from sito $40 per thousand. Cash
PURCHASERS particularly invited examine the stock
cided inducements viii be offered,
.. CHEEKS II Broadway.