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Hon. EN-. Etheridge.

The Washington correspondent of one of the Phil
adclpha papers tells what he calls characteristic
anecdote of Mr. ErHERIDGE. As we find the OPPOSE
ton papers disposed to circulate it we will aid them
in doing So that the Tennessee public may better I'M
derstand the taste and peculiar order of accomplish
ments which so distinguishes () of their repre-
sent2tives:
Mr. Etheridge, on coming TO the Hall of the House,
on Tuesday, was approached by Mr.. Wright: the
present dOorkeeper with congratulations on his re
turn here as a member, and with expressions OF a
hone that he would unite with the Democrats to pre-
serve the Union and save the country. Mr.. Ether
idge replied that Jesus Christ was crucfed to save
mankind John Brown was hung to save Virginia,
and he should consider it his duty far as his vote
would 60 to cleanse the Augean stable here Tin the
House0 as soon as possible, to save the country
from degradation and ruin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

The Democracy Of Williamson held their meeting
in the town of franklin the 18th inst, to appoint
DELEGATES To the Democratic State Convention; Col
Jyo Ncfi,lO *. on motion. acting as Chairman, and
las p CAMPBELL. and SlN'LJ Cook acting as Secie-
tarics.
The Chairman having called the meeting to order,
and stated tine objects of the ,ntion on motion
of Col. L. C. W,GGuNEE. committee OF three con
visiting Of Dir F. : WooIDEpGE, 7. ii. PEBBLES ana
/. G. W,gGoNER. were appointed to draft suitable
resolutions: whercupon the committee reported the
f,uoyvin,r. which were unanimously adopted:
vu,rr,s In accordance with the long established
usl,r of the Democratic party. we portion Oh 'ile
Democracy of Williamson county have met l"S'ller
f,r The purposr of appointing delegates To le HIatc
Convention 90 be held nj Nashville on Inc LouI w
Januar.v next and for other purposes we ''Ae '',ia
| occasion To again proclaim our devotion 10 ui'
I-,,,, ,r.,. l. constitution and OF our firm adhe
Inc. Il, I. r,l.u.iplq4 of the National Democracy
! As expressed in the Cincinnati platform o' lou,
and come veal or we rally uhucf inc S'''l',
! of the great Democratic party Of the Jmoh as 'h'
only party that has the will with The power l" pro
tori the RIGHTS of all the States under the consult"
tinn and thus preserve rights and liberties ana
perpeguatc the Union. Therefore
| Regol,ci. That the Chairman Of this meeting aI-
point three delegates from each clE ai~lI S' ~ 's
| county to the state Convention 10 DE- heH III MIS-"
! vile on the 18Th of January next
! Tb.reuDop the following gentlemen were appoint
| al . Is,,, Iy,y. ". J Kirlv. A. 2. Baird W. T.. \.
| shaw. " Skply. Matthew Mcacham, W. o. Moss ..
! A. Wilkins. 7. J. Watson. tlcdIaE l.i", W l.
Pope 5 Shy e. l. Nicely T. iI Aauss T,lc j,l''
y. I" MOSS, Wv,it \ K Handy. DR. j.
! p. Hammer. Dr. L. 5 Woodbridge. James Wells L. Q.
Waggoncr, NJ Cl Parry ear >. a ~ ,Ii.
James lTghSs James T Hi' w PaTlb : " smith
sn, p,tturs Sbelburn joel C. Stevens. TIL Feeble.
F. W. Cunningham Jas '" Uw[H h w., a. Ir5,,,
4.'X gray "" in ~ nus " PEBBLES Bay Lytc
GnbeTt warren r. F. Martin Isaac Nicely. Geo. N.
Pollock Lewis Allen T. B. buchanan, MAI Mar. H.
Miam Hucksr, sen sen ~ I huvnI' CLris,opbrr
WI ' ,ill ~ s,., ,5.,,',.''
E.,,1..,7 That we the Democracy of this county.
,pns,,, the utmost confidence in the ability ana pat
trlotism OF zen. v" D. D. ~ ,,,. brethren 4,
tIf Con,rrsssional District As Elec,or for SAID IBIS
rict, in the coming contest 'or
| mted states.
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thens and penalties which serve no other purpose
than to increase the difficulty of obtaining tin
fact to impoverish the State and to produce rich
harvest of frauds upon the treasury. In short, 1t
may be safely asserted and the experience of com
MERGE proves it. that just in proportion as burthens
are imposed upon anJ article of necessity SO the
price of obtaining them will be enhanced. The use
of money forms no exception to this universal rule
in polica economy.
The chairman has been instructed BY the majority
Of the committee 10 report the following BILL emit
tied IA Bill to amend the Usury Laws of the State,
and TO establish Conventional rate of Interest," and
I to recommend its passage. This bill they report IN
lieu of the others which have been referred to them
Respectfully submitted,
r. G. PAYNE, Chairman
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r. G. PAYNE, Chairman.
Statement shouting The amount of tdres collected by th'
curious County Court Clerks in Tennessee, for 1899,
IN, ina 6coneeI nri,,iLe1e of note Shdcing:

The following counties report nothing received iof
shavers' license Dixon Decature, Coffee Cheatham,
Carroll. Carter Claiborne, Cooke, Cumberland, b d
ford, Bedsoe Boum, Anderson, Marion, Lauderdale
Lewis, Lawrence, johnson, Haywood, Henderson,
llardeman Harder, Hawkins, tentress, "ashIhg on
TiptoD. Sullivan. Koane Rhea, Robertson, itrry.
Morgan. Snd Monroe. All o he counties none.
| certify that the foregoing is a true statement of
the taxes collected from shaving licences As reported
by the County Clerks of the various counties for
| 1859 J. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
| December II, 1859
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FREE NEGROES IN MSSIsSIPPI.-The bill exclud=
ing the free negroes from Mississippi, passed the
lower house of the Legislature of that State by
vote of seventy-iye to five. 1t provides that they
shall leave the State on before the first of July
1860 or if they prefer to remain that they shall
be sold into slavery with a right of choice of mas
tiers at price assessed by three dsinterested slave
holders the proceeds to go into the treasury of the
county in which the provisions of the bill may re-
quire 20 be executed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

VIRGINIA AND FOREIGN COMMERCE. merchants,
mechanics and other business men of Alexandria
held meeting on Wednesday last, whom a committee
apponted at a previous meeting submitted series
of resolutions looking to the better protection and
greater encouragement of home manufactures, and
to induce the cities Of Virginia to engage in direct
Importation. They call upon the Legislature to aid
the proposed measures, and the citizens Of the in
terror of the State sustain them in their efforts
to inaugurate a system of foreign commerce. which
will enable Them by importing into Virginia direct
from foreign ports their necessary supplies, to ship
the rcn products of the State without the interver-
ton of northern cities. ~
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The Language OF Conservative Journal.


rl,. Charlotte ~ c. Bulletin. one Of themost con
sentative and iudiciously edited loppo~tion) daily
aewspapcrs in the South, contains the following par
A., ,,-,nb. We implorc the sobcr-minded men OF the
North to calmly bostow upon the sentiments they
cxpr.s the consideration TO which the are entitled
IN, find in our southern exchanges, Prom almost
-, .,,.,;.,n s,n.inants decidedly in favor OF. and
advocating under existing circumstance u'Ns"'I
tjoa of this American conicicracy -.
Tho editors of the Bulletin. whatever tnef oIHr
ions have been have studiously avoided the EXPIRES
sion of disunion sentiments prcterrng tha' Inc PEI"
pie rather than the press should take the lead III 81
important measure.
In Charlotte. much to our surprise, we ilnd Z.
unanimous sentimcut both with our Democratic ana
Wbig friends in tlyor of dissolution of the mon
M the earliest day possible. being convinced that II
i 0,po,sible for the members of the present cOnicd
eracT to live together as one people
.siyithout attempting to encourage such sent.
popts we stand By As Journalists ready TO record
them. and hold ourselves in readiness as we have
ever been to rally at the first tap o. thg ufE u
der a Southern banner. upon whose lolds sPal "
inscribed. Equality Or lndepence'"
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VIRGINIA LEGIsIArlRE.-On Wednesday, in both
Houses, bill was reported appropriating 100000
for the purchase of fire arms and munitions of war,
to be distributed by the Governor among organized
volunteer companies in exposed portions of the
State In the House communication was present
ed from tho Hon c. J. FAULKNER urging an appro-
priat:on for the relief of G. W. RICHARDSON of Mar
tinsburg. and SAMUEL c. YOUNG, of CharlestowR,
who were wounded at Harpers Ferry. A bill was
reported in the House to pay the expenses incurr
by the Governor in the Harper's Ferry affair.
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For the Union and American.
The "FaIry of MeIPOse.'

For the Unien and American
The "FaIry of MeIrOse."
ZascrfssIt 10 Mss ". P. Ss.'ts.s
She came like sunbeam,
All sparkling and bright;
Dispensing the shadows
From sorrow dark night
Her soft rosy lips.
Dropping honey and balm,
In my poor stricken heart,
Till it, throbbnss grew calm;
And the Iris of hope,
spannedaga LIES skies,
Reflected in love, from her beautiful eyes.
She is lovely and graceful,
From prude y, free;
Int lleetual and modest,
As maiden should be;
With smile for the happy
Fer the wretehed,
Seek all this world over,
You'll scarce fad her peer.
In the garden of beauty
The queenliest rose,
Is the deIr little fairy
That bloOmsin MelrOse.
Her voice is gentle,
And sweet as the coo
or tAe dove; and her heart
Just loving and true
Where the jewels Of purity,
Honor and truth
GLOW radiant, rndimmed
BY the foIlies of youth
Heaven her with blessings
Where she goes,
Our beautiful fairy,
The pride Of AeErose.
BRDs NEsr CorrAGE, Nashville Tennssss.
December, 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

FANATIclsM REBuKED.-Captain HARRINGTON, Demo
crat who was reelected Mayor Of Manchester, n.
H. last week, over the Black Republican candidate,
is the gentleman who, when the fanatics of that
city attempted the tolling of the bell of the city hall
on the day of JOIN Browns execution, defeated the
base attempt by dropping their emissary through a
scuttle. Capt H. was SUSTAINED not only by Demo-
Gratis. but all citizens who hold no fellowship with
no RpDubliCans
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New FIGURING miIi for sale.

THE SPRINGFIELD MILLS,
About 900 Bushels Of RAsdt, third Of 'oiicA Is
Prime article Of Waite offered for sale.
THyHIs sale rendered necessary by dissolution Of the part
uership under which the mill is owned, and will there
exceedingly favorable terms II one OF the
FINEST FIGURING MILLS IN TENNESSEE!
located at the thriving Of Springfield with population Of
1890 on Railroad from Nashville to Clarksve twenty
eight miles from the former place. and surrounded By pen
did Wheat growing county
The Mill IL entirely New,
In fine condition. successful operation The purchaser
can take the wheat not, at his own option.
II sold privately the above property viii be sold to hs
bidder the premises, the l3th OF January
next the following terms One thd in Odr months and
the remaining tWC.rds equal nStamen In and two
years whole drawing interest from day Of sale, and nete
payable in bank and endOTCed.
SAFE Positive AND WITHOUT RESERYE
For further information apply I'd ress the undersigned,
st Springfield, Tenn. 10. e. SIAkk,
dec 2O-ltd L. A. WILLIAM.
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TO THE
NJ r re I'll A n II S
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

We the undersigned importers and obbrsn hecly Of Charles
on in view Of the present Of the county, dem
proper bring Of interior erchans the claims
have patronage The majority Of have been
established business, and from experience wei
acquainted with the wants Of s section Of country All Of Us
common the agatng question Of the day
Slavery and all of DESIRE far practicable to become
commercially independent Of the North We have desire to
the ard enterprise of the Merchants OF Ncrth
Cities claim be able to supply goods in esPec
i've lines, fivor4e TERMS both to price and credit
any city in the Union We have facilities for
obtaining goods from Europe surpassed AMI i'm
porols abroad large, notwithstanding the
ports to contrary circulated by those who have knowledge
they affirm whose interest propt them TO m!sleal
American GOO from the manufactures favor
able terms any Jobbng Merchants Of the Northern cities
Why thea sell favorable
others?
able and determined to do slani all ask Of you is
t. try market lay the preudieefoT is only prsiu
dcehat prefer goods from New YORK to those
Charleston build up and encourage seaPO
your MERCHANTS If do Whatwe profess
will be subjected very little nct nyenence for opportunities
for leaving by railway offered twelve hours
Our stocks will be complete by the l February next, and
how Of those who have heretofore
ali their goods Northern will give Charleston
trial this Spring
Charleston, s. c., December 18th, 1853.
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The n. Y. Observer states that the Irish Deputa-
ton (Presbyterans) who recently visited this eoun
try collected, in the course of two months, about
$4,000 in aid of missionary operations in Ireland
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Dry Goods.


Dry Goods.
Gillilands Howell & Co., Hyatt, McBurney & Co.,
Johnston. Crews a. Co, Crane, BOystOn q Co., John
G.. Minor Il Co.; KerrisOn 4 Leiding Chamberlain,
Miller Il Co.; J. 5. Il L. Bowie Co.; Robert Adger
q Co.; Nayler Smith Il Co.; Cadow, Mckenzie * Co.
Direct Importers of Plantation Goods.
Andrew McDowall; Ravenel, Huger Milliken.
HARDWARE.
Courtney & Tennent, Hyde Gregg & Day; GRAY
eley 4 Pringle Wilmans Price H. F. StrOhecker
j. L. Adger 4 Co.
SHOES:
E. r. Stoddard & Co., Forge 81 MetcheIl; Hasel-
tine & Walton d. F. Fleming q Co.; Durham,
Taft & Co.; R. \. Pringle Il Co.
CLOTHING,
Waldron. EglestOn & CO.: Edwin Bates & Co.; Co
hen, Willis Co; Matthiessen, O'IIara Il Co.; Pier
son, Smith Co.
GROCERIES.
S. s. Farrar, Bros. & Co; Lanneau Wilde
J. \. Burkmyer; George W. Williams IL Co.; T. J.
c. H. Noise; Farnum Dcttcrer.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Brown & Palma Webb & Sage.
DRUGS ANN MEDICINES.
Haviland, Stevenson q Co.; John Ashhurst; Ruff
& bowie Nelson COrter
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
Bowen. Foster & Co.; Thayer, Dewing Co.; Al
bert Lengnick Marshall Bu"ge; j. & W. Knox.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey. Auten & CO.; D. R. Williams s. Co.; F. D
Tanning
Saddles and SaddIcry Hardware,
Jennings, Thomnson & Co.; HASTE, Calhoun Co.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
McCarter & Dawson; A. Carter S. B. JOEest
Agent Methodist Book Concern
Carpets, Oil Cloths and window Curtains,
Lamberts Howell James G. Baltic,
PAPER COMmISSION DEALER.
Joseph Walker.
Importers and Dealers i'm wines, Liquors,
Scgars, Tobacco, &c,
Chafee, St Armand Croft. [dec 2O-d4w.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
LAST WEEK!
COMMENCING on
Monday December 18TH. 1850.
J. INSCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
BIBLE PANORAMA!
EyHIs magnificent Painting with Chaos and
tinue down historical order the Baby Onsh Ca yy,
contrasting more than MY Of the most sublime ana
Exhibitions every night Saturdays excepted open
Children under 10 years and ssrVsnts
half prise Also exhibition Wednesday and Friday afternoon
at 3presey Schools parties accompanied by their teachers
will be admitted to the afternoon exhibition At IS cents
II , Explained BY Mr.. Tihot decd-lm
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Freight once T. 4 A. RR
NASHVILLE. Dec is, 1857
FTER this date rghts will be received later than
"a o'clock P NJ, each day
dacI1u nap Agent.
JAVA Coffee.
Urine OLD JAVA,a large lot for sale at Boston
and New Orleans prices
deeI3 3 VAA'
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tn, Shore Line Railroad Company are now test
in,, the c,rcr.r5.It on their road, Of placing pre-
,,,r,5 Irdi, rubber. under the ends Of each ran
,..,tI, , view 10 remove the noise and rafting 50
..,n,n,,, ON almost all roads Thus far it has prov
ed quite successful and the relief Is fully appf',''
ed The shore Line is that section between N'"
haven and Stonington, Of the new route IRON Ne"
York 10 Boston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21

CONVENTIONAL IxTEREsT.--We publish this morn
ing the able report of Col Il. G, PAYNE chairman
of the joint select committee on the interest laws
1t will be read with interest by the great body OF
the people of the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-21
An Elegant Kesidcnce for sale.

An Elegant residence LOT SdIes
occupied by myself lua the GalIah Turnpike Edge
H. within ten walk Of the business portions OF the
city The house very large, containing Il rooms, with port
cellar under the whole house. The out build
ngs large Kitchen several servants rooms bath room
wash room large cistsrns ah force and hose
both kitchen and wash house aud well arranged
purposes. The lot fronts "a e Gaatn Turn
pike and II filled with fruit and shade trees
shrubbery and is Of the most beautiful situations
vicinity of Nashville II is we'll situated for one do
ing city, being convenient to the Square as
residence High Vine II desired the house will be
sold with leo feet Of ground.
For Sale or Hire,
THREE NEGROES and THREE DWELLINGS In EdgeheId
Also Rooms over HAMLIS MoRGAS "a Cherry street, fer
rent. Apply 70 de gid VI 7. HAMLlA
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between NahVs
Louisville making close connections at Louisville Tor
New York. Boston, Baltimore, Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Ciucnna st. Louis and the
On and after SUNDAY December 18Th 1850 trains will
follows:
First train leaves Nashville at 4s daily stopping at Gal
lain Bowling Glasgow Junction. and sll regular Stations
when signaed and arrive at Louisville at 5:52 NJ
urnng, Louisville $50 III, stopping as ABOVE
aud arriving in Nashville at 346 NJ
leaves Nashville day SUNDAYS e1eepted1 at
23S NJ, stopping above and arriving 10 Louisville a.
I2j5 A. NJ Returning, leaves Louisville at Is P NJ, and
arrive Nashville at 3.31 ~
Gaatin II Ain leaves Nashville daily Snn-
days exsepIe1 Ais P and arrive 10 GaAtin ats 10 p
Returning Gaatn at 100 and arrives in Nashville
at 9:l0A NJ. - $1,000, .,
sPNs nov6 diff
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
HAVE received very large and fashionable stock OF
Il jewelTy, sitting Of fine
Diamonds, Coral, 'AmethystS, Carbunclss,
Pearls &cs, dkc.
large stock very superior watches, fine silver
and q great many articles, suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
All Of which will be sold at reduced prices Ito suit the tRes)
for cash. @ W. DoNIGAN-
Dec. I6-dtf Corner Of College and Union streets-
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GUNNY BAGS!
Onn AT CosrTO CLOSE OUT.
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VNTILL not hazard the hard secumuaOns
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CHANCES OF FIRE,
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decO-d a. X. 4 p PECK
MACHINIST AND DRAUGHTSMAN,
CONSIGNED to the supervision management Of the
Workshops wishes suitable employment. Address Box
1916, Louisville Ky decI5-d&W1s
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND MUFFLERS.
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