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vessel. Expected fres.s For~i<n Ports

jan 90
Am clipper bark Glimpse, Dayton, would ie<-e San Francisco
about jan 30
British clipper ship Sea Nymph, oP~penhcim, was to leave
London in December for Honolulu and Vancouyers Island
An sch vaauero, Newell, IL over due IRON Melbourne.
Am cIipp<r bark 6achem, ATKINS, sailed from Boston Nov. s,
in Pierce 4 Co.'S line Of Packets.
British brig Emma sailed from Liverpool, Aug q, for Fraser
River via Honolulu
Frum london. about Jan Is, ship Scotsman, for Fraser River.
Ships PEsnsome and Queen we're advertised to leave London
In an Sept, Cor Fnser River, touching at Honolulu
Ship Pfz.ro uosd probably leave Liverpool, Oct ], for Homo
lula, TO h c. Jsnion-
From Bremen. in Ill January, clipper brig kohAla, Corsen, TO
N O. vhaHn1. b. Ho0schIAeger 4 Stapenhofst
IRON BreEnsn, early In March, clipper brig Aloha, TO d. for
Whaling, BY Ho6schlseger 4 Szpenhont
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Z, uo,osu,u- Jan. Sd. MIR. ARCHIBALD MucKLIs, la.e from
California
In Honolulu, Jan. 8, Mr.. GEORGE GAUGE, a native Of ile'Ano'
but late a resident in California.
Al the U. s. Hospital, Honolulu. Friday, Jan: IA, FREpERich
MuIER belonging to Germantown, Pennsylvania
Ii Honolulu, on Thursday night, the 9th JAN, aner a iong
illness. M. e. L. WALKER, a native Of Bristol, X l., aged 20
years. II, To- rx.x-
pEs NJ. JOHNSON, seaman, aged about % years.
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The UNITED STATES ARMY.-The present military
force of the United States consists Of nineteen regi-
ments of the line. composed of the following corps
Five regiments Of cavalry, four regiments of artillery,
ten regiments of infantry, making a grand aggregate
of thirteen thousand rank and file, of all arms This
little army covers an area Of over two millions square
miles, being nearly two-thirds Of all Europe. There
are eleven hundred commissioned officers, including
one hundred medical officers. eight hundred and ffty
of whom graduated at the Military Academy, and
two hundred and fifty civil appointments The ma
tivity of those officers is as follows Born in the
United States. l,O60; Ireland. IA; France, s; Eng
land, 8; Germany, s; Scotland, 2; Austria. 1; Italy,
l; Poland. | Spain, L; Cuba, 1; Turkey, 1; at
sea, 8.
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~ KArAs-pz KzsA yn- 1S-2e bag, soes; . snsap nSse.
E2-~T- powde, case wire cloth. = DOS noe''
- 80 ssess pan. add 8 nsa's @ es -. sss
- 2 - t.Ipv. Do ID, p eons ssdses eaee1s "
@ - 49, nDo n.~.vooa 100 bssTsa
M nsri. sSF
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TIE FHIIBusTERs LANDED. Washington Dec. 23d.
The Washington Star says q dispatch has been receiv-
Snsan has landed fllibusters safely on the coast Of
Nicaragua.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
4

Jan 2AAm clipper chip Black Hawk, Bowers, 10 days I'M san
Francisco, en- route for Jarvis Island
2s-Am clipper ship Modern Times, Overton, ls4days rom
Bosom, IS days from Tahiti
1s-Schrs Mary, BerrflL, from kawaihae keoni Ana, from
Kauai and Kinoole, from Noiokai-
2o-Sch Kalzma, from Hio-
39-Am sioop Splendid, IT, Claire, "a ds I'M san frAnciSo.
3l-Sch Excel from Kauai
Feb l-Sch Maria, Molteno, from Lahaina-
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VESSELS IN poRr-FEBRUARY e

IL b Ms sloop Calypso Nontresor-
Am clipper chip syren, Greene
Am ship Gisdiator, Luce
Am ship Modern Times, Overflow
Am hrieanfine Angenett, Studiey-
Am bark Nefts, Poleys-
Am bark Tnznces Palmer, Patty.
Am brigr Morning star. Brown
Am sch Nzrlda, E1brechtsL
WHALERS-
Am Oh South Seaman, Norton Am bk Sharon, swift
Am ship Arctic, Phillips Am BARK Vernon, Bumpus
Pr ship Espafnn, Homout Am bark Florence, -
Rr ship v. de Rennes, 6ueioit kuss blk 6rTfer Berg, Enberg
Am ship Orozimbo, Yease- Haw bark Gambia, -
Am ship Cincinnati, Williams Am bk Harmony,
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MARRIED.

In Pitston, Maine, Dec. s, 1883, CAPT. 9. l. Cox, late master
of ship Magnolia, to Miss LIZZIE ScorT, OF Pittston-
In New Bedford, Mass, Dec 81, 1855, REy. slxcEL w.
wurrxrv. LATE pastor OF the Prospect street Baptist Church, OF
that city, to Ms HAKnrrr E., second daughter OF Chas- hi'cn'
Esq, Of that city.
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HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
Z OF MOBILES.

TwESrY-SEcoSp DAY.JAN. 24-It was resolved to insert a
new article. to be numbered 81, between section 113 and section
ia, as follows:
ARTICLE aL-nF MARINE HOSPITALS.
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DEPARTURES.

Jan 27-Am bark Wavelet, Swain, to cruise
lS-Sch Moi Keike, HaI- for Lahaina-
3I-Sch Excel Antonio, for Kauai
3l-Sch Keoni Ana, for Kauai.
Feb l-ship Black Hawk, Bowers, for Jarvis Island.
Sch Kinoole, for kona-
+Sch Kamoi, for Hawaii via Lahaina-
2-sch Margaret, Rikeki, for kooa-
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not u canuiuate Tor the IfeSiueucl, J
his adherance to the democratic faith andofE-
avowing at the same time his purpose TO s~H
Charleston nominee.
At a recent causes of the democra'eS
Washington It was resolved to thro" M+
overheard, and he will accordingly lose hs
chairman of the Committee on t%erritorles
been done, it is said at the instance oil f'e
chanan.
1t is boldly charged in Washington oy s y
who profess to know what they are I'D
that Gov. Cumming. of Utah, has oecos..
or, processes to be one, and that he Is i"f
Brigham Young to have a constitution
to: secure the votes Of the South, py 'nST,s
them that the new State will endorse
and evade polygnmy. Gov. Cummns
this is to get elected to the United nj
b people who iuhabit Carson saueyLs
and most valuable portion of Utah-oe0hs ~
true, and for this reason are anxious
gained into . Territory in order to
grace which now attaches to the ierr"",
Tom Hyer publishes n card accepting " d
of Hecnan to fight for the championship IN u
He also engages in case he is successla' :, 4
bat with Keenan,, to fight any man M"
$4,000.
The Queens proclamation to India end
eral amnesty to all political offenders
all classes OF criminals, except murce'e
Lord Napier. the British Minis's.hs
and to be succeeded in about two m"mmsy1
Lyons, son Of Admiral Lyons, who .0nd
British aeet during the siege Of Seoas'y ar,6e
is not removed on account of want OF = 70
rather in the line Of promotion.
Hague
The trial OF Count de Montalemper rtics
republishing some English newspaper
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II We are favored by Captain Wilcox with the following let
ter from Captain Billings. Of the Marcia, reporting his ship:
"DEcKxBKa 20, 1885,
.Dv.r S,p--I nm nov o6 the North side cf Dams Island
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LARGE HIDE.-In our issue of the 18th ult., we
noticed a large hide from Kauai. weighing eighty
eight pounds dressed. Mr.. John I. Cover of Maka-
wac, writes that he has recently slaughtered an OK
bred by Mr.. B. ii. Snifin of Kula on Maui, which
a;rba N @ fl1ovs.
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Der last. Oahu IS evidently preparing 10 dispute the
rivalry of Maui and other islands in the vegetable
line. -
RErunNrNG-Those of our readers who remember
James D.. Blair, Esq, and Sherman Peck. Esq, will
be pleased to hear that they are about returning to
these islands to make them their home. The former is
known as a successful lawyer and the latter rs q ship
chandler. -
PosTpoNEMENT.-Yesterday, February I'd, was fixed
for the presentation of the Kahili. which has been
prepared by the native children of foreign extraction
as a present to the Prince of Hawaii. On account of
the illness Of His Majesty, the presentation has been
deferred until some other day.
NEXT U. s. MAn-The bark Glimpse. Of indie
PENDENT Line of Packets was to leave San Francisco
Jan. 2sth, or Immediately on the arrival Of the
Panama steamer, and will bring the U. s. mail of
Jan. 9th. She will be due from the 10th to the 18th.
As1Ar1c vENoEANcE-Yesterday two Chinese pork
butchers on Nuuanu street got into an alteration,
and one stabbed the other in the back with o large
knife 30 badly that his recovery is doubtful. The
assassin is in prison.
The KING's BIRTH DAY-Next Wednesday, Feb
ruary 9th, is the anniversary Of the birthday of
King Kamehameha Nv. 1t will as in duty bound, be
observed by the whole community as q holiday. The
Fire Department will we hear, as usual turn out and
parade in uniform. -
PorAToEs-Orders we're seut to Lahaina last week
for four or five hundred barrels of sweet potatoes for
the Frances Palmer, and about two hundred barrels
for the -NeIia, for the San Francisco market. where
they are much sought for. The Marin and Rafoma
will bring them to this port.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06
Fron XYashEngton !.

WASHINGTON, Dec 3.-Over ten members wer,
Presens at the Republican conference held this at
ternoon Petit, of Ind- presided, Mcpherson. o.
Pa, secretary. The discussion. which was a har
mOnioUs one, lasted one or two hours. Some of the
most radical Republicans expressed their willing
ness to vote TOR American or anti-LeeOmptOr
Clerk. if Republican Speaker were elected.
was finally decided not 10 call an Opposition OF
straightout Republican caucus, but that every mem
Der should go into the Hall and vote for his choice
as was done four years ago.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Private advices from Mica
ragua represent everything quiet with the exception
OF fear of an invasion by Gen. Walker. President
Martinez and the people have the greatest confidence
in the friendly disposition OF the United States and
the atters determination to suppress fllibustering
Much disappointment was exp essed at the nOnaTr
val Of our minister, Mr. Dimitry. Some supposed
that he would not leave Costa Rica before January
President Martinez admits that Mons Belly has failed
to ill his contract, but Com. Nanderbilts PROPOSE
ton open the transit route does not seem to meet
with much favor.
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CANDIDATES.


Wesre authorized to aupounce WM @. BRIEN candidate
for Attorney the 9Th Judicial Circuit embracing the
counties Of Sumner, Williamson and Davidson Election mex.
Asy. octs3 I'd
We are authorized to CARY A. HARRIS, viii
hanson county candidate for Attorney General for the -
dsia Circuit, composed Of theconniies OF Williamson Davidson
and sumner. oct4-taa
We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, Esq.,
sumner, candidate for Attorney General this e sth)
judicial Circuis composed of the counties Of williamson David
and Sanrx. sffH1e,
We are authorized to ahnoddeAs Il. RAIxEs, Esq, as
cznddatefor the office Atoey General for the Ninth Judi
cia Circuit composed Of the co1ne Of williamson sumptr
and Davidson. Election in May, 1850.
Wei authorised to s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
eounty,ssa candidate f0F Attorney the 9th Judcs
Circuit ERECTION, May, 1850.
oct9, SO
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NASHVILLE
TUESDAY moRNIrG, DEC. 9, 1859.
ROOM CITY mILLs.
RAILRoAn sCHEnnIEs,

nashville AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at l0l. a. M; and at g. p. m.
Arrive at l23 a. m. and II p.
TBoth trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis,
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
TThe night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanoOga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
IBoth trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the Shelbyvine branch.
TThe day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahoma with the train on the McMinnvile and
Manchester road.
1.-THE day train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains ON the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Fayettevlle-
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROADS
Leave Nashville at 7S a. M, and 81 p. m.
Arrive at %, a. m, and g, p. m.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at s. a. M, and 2:25, p 1.-THE
morning train carries the mail.
Arrive at II, night and 4, p. m. 1.-THE evening
train brings the mail
EPGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 2, p. m.
Arrive at TO- a. m.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of the
globe, Is the consequence Of a diseased action in the
system, induced BY the poisonous masm Of vegetable
decay This exhalaton evolved BY the action Of solar
heat soil, and rises with the atery vapor from
It. While the sun is below the horizon this vaDor
fingers near the earths surface and the virus is taken
with through the lungs into the blood Thsre it acts
as irritating poison the internal vscera and
creting organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails to seerete not only this vus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bic accumulate
m the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, aud the stomach
sympath5e with the liver, and become disordered also
FINALLY the instinct of our organism, il in attempt
to expel the noxous Infusion concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal excrsores to ioree
them to east out The blood leaves the surface and
rushes % the central organs with eOngesve violence.
This Is the CHILL. But in this effort Il fails Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and ushes to the surface as il in another soEt
to expel the irritating poison through that ether great
excretOy-the skin. In this also it fails and the sys-
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for The
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless et another
day. These are the fits or Laroxysms Of FEvER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder vii Of
dermine the health If It is not removed.
Va av Iahnral 10 findq 1dh han found -ufidofa
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CHARLESTON, Va. Dec 3.-Shortly after the execu-
ton Of Brown and whilst the body was being taken
to the depot great excitement was occasiOned in the
town by the arrival of horseman announcing that
Wheatland, the late residence of George W. Turner
who was shot at Harper's Ferry, was on fire. and
that it was extending 10 the farm buildings Of VIM
f. Turner, who was in town. He had left home at
10 o'clock He said that several of the horses had
died very suddenly, and also some sheep. 1t was
supposed they had been poisoned and it intend
ed TO have their stonachs analyzed. The stock OF
Mr. Castenan and hr. Meyers, Of the same neigh
bOrhool also died very mysteriOusly. The excite
nent was very great, and Col Davis had the Fa-
quier Cavalry in readiness to GO out and inquire
into the truth about the fire
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 3-The body of Brown arrived
i'll special train, and will be taken by Mrs. Brown
and friends by express direct to Albany 1t is des
red to avoid all public demonstration the body
1t will not be visible anywhere the route to North
Eba. where it viii be deposited the family buri
al ground. Mrs 3. speaks in the highest terms OF
the Kindness extended her by the authorities OF
the State She is of course in great distress. and
has most fav0rably impressed all who have met
with her as woman OF fne feeling. and possessed
of great affection for her husband
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FASHIONABLE CUTTER-It will be seen by reference
TO cur advertising columns that n. PEFFER still con-
tinues to give fits at his old stand Market Street
Mr.. PEIFFER, when in the employment of Mr.. SUIzBA
UHER, earned the reputation of being a good ritter
and Low that he has gone on his own account he
will, no doubt do better than ever.
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septhern Photographic Temple of Fin,

S9pthern PhOtOg raphic Temple OF Fine
Arts
Corner of Deaderick street and Public Square over
Brownies.
If you want fine and durable Ambrotype, plain
or colored Photograph which are warranted not to
fade, call at the Southern P Photographic Temple OF
Fine Arts corner of Deaderick street and the Square
over Brownies. The very best artists are employed
in this Gallery, and being permanent institution of
this city you will be sure of not being humbugged
you certainly will be by those noisy and peddng
picture makers Satisfaction given to every custo-
mer no charge made.
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotype or daguerreotype. Call and see speci-
mems. CHAS C. GIERS.
la, 4
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We were pleased to see in our Office ourpleasant
friend Col W. RMERwIN of st. Louis, the clever
agent of several popular medicines the advertise
ments Of which appear in our paper. The Colonel
is always gentlemaEly in his department and honor-
able in his business engagements. we always look
forward to his annual visit to our office with the
greatest pleasure.
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Cnucus Meerinr- =

WASHINGTON, Dec 3.--Nearly all the Southern
American members Of the House are now in con
vote for the plurality resolution relative 10 the cleo
ton Of Speaker, but put forward their own eandi-
date, open to the surages Of the other members Of
the House. The Democrats will also probably
agree not to vote for the plurality resolution, the
design Of many being to unite these two part up
on American candidates
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nEnraIs lrn sr. IauIa FAoKgr ooNpAEY.

EEHFHIs AID 81 LOUIS F4oKET COMPANY.
Mr.. HILDRRTH, from The Committee OF Private
Interpretations, returned House bill No IS, to in
corporste the Memphis aud 81. Louis Packet Com
pany, and recommended its passage.
On motion Of Mr.. BUMPASS, the consideration
of the bill on it's third reading made the spec
ial order for Friday, the Oh inst, st ten o'clock.
NOTICE OF RESOLUTION.
Mr.. STOKELY gave notice that he should on To-
morrow offer resolution TO repeal the resolution
requiring the Senate TO hold bat session day.
ADDITIoE TO sTAEDIEe csEMTTTEE.
On motion OF Mr. JOHNSON, NJ Trinble was
added 10 the Committee on Public Grounds
Oh motion Of Mr.. PAYNE the Senate adjourned
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CLOTHING
And Merchant Tailoring,

We receiving large and elegant stock Of Fall and
Winter Clothing Goats, Pants Vests, Boys Youths Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods Of description Also full
complete stock Of Cloths Csssmeres and Vesngs which
will up order and guaan give full satisfaction
Call and examine at WARD, BIRMINGHAM & cos,
octl-2m No go Public Square
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AffnrneN GnneraI

We are authorized to announce R. ". HAYWOOD,
ESQ., as a candidate fo7 the Office of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District, composed of
the counties of williamson Sumner and Davidson
Election nszt May
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rama of the Bible will be open at Odd Fellows Hall
tonight We have not the painting yet but it is
highly spoken Of as work of art by all the papers
in those cities where it has been on exhibition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

DUBUQUE, Dec. 3.-Within the past week large and
valuable deposits of lead ore, valued at from $780,
600 to 100000, were discovered near this CITY
The Democratic State Convention for the election
Of delegates Charleston viii be held at Des Mones
February pod
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! LEAyRSwORTH, Dec. 3--The Hon Abraham Lin
CON- OF Illinois, arrived to-day and is now address
ing one Of the largest political assemblies that has
ever met IN Kansas The election for State officers
taxes pace on Tuesday next. There Is much conf
dence in early admission into the Union under the
| Wyandotte Constitution.
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GAIT HOUSE.
LOUISVILLE, ky,

TENHE Propretors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase Of travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville RaroAd have enlarged the Hotel
former acy with and extensive Billiard Rooms
Rooms, &c.
The public rely that the Belearned reputation of the
GAIT HousE, strictly first class HOTEL shall be
This House most conveniently located for travel East West,
the Louisville Office Of Jacksonville Railroad, having d.
rect railroad connections to all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing the United States Mail Line Steamers Cnen-
natl and the East. within a square Of the EOte
Baggage checked in the Calf House the principal
points, North, East and West
u ? Time from Louisville to New York 80 hours.
Gv,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

CHANCELLOR OF THE SEVENTH DIvsIOS.-A meet
ing of the members of the Gainsboro' Carthage ana
Lafayette bar held at the latter place. the 18th
ult,to recommend some suitable person candidate
for Chancellor of the Seventh Chancery Division, at
which the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred That Col J. C. Guild of Gallatin, pos
sesses an enlarged experience profound legal learn
iqg-great energy, and gentlemanly bearing, that
well qualify him for the position of Chancellor
RsS0lced, That we repOpmend him to the support
of the people Of this district and viii endeavor to
secure his election
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See First and Fourth Pages.

LIST OF CONTENTS;
FIRST FAGE.-Executisn of JOIN BRowN Original
and Interesting Anecdote of Washington Irving
Arrested Ohioans
FOURTH PAGE.-Somewhat Puzzled.
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A Coon REVIyAI--The Columbia Herald Of the Sd
says: THE great revival of religion in this place.
which we have several times alluded to before is
SELL going on; and though now IN its fourth week,
has lost Of its vigor but appears gain in IN
tensity and earnestness. The converts, we learn,
number over hundred. and there is a prospect of
many more. Not the least pleasing feature Of this
good work is the cordial unanimity of the various
denominations in helping it onward.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

TRIAL OF ALIKN A. HAII--Copies of our Weekly,
containing all the evidence in this case, and the
speeches of Messrs REID, EWING and BATE, can be
obtained at our countingroom.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

man named BRowN living near Brownsville in
Haywood county, murdered his sister in cold blood
a few days ago, and fed. A reward of $500 is of
fered for his apprehension.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

Mr.. J. B. ROBERTS, whom the Louisville Journal
terms the most intellectual and effective of all our
native American uagedians," commenced an en-
gagement at the Louisville Theatre last night,