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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

HALLEK & BROTHER, MAFUFAC-
- TURERs OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRoJ
A0WORK 10 all it's vsrites. Has also on hand large
w Of Cooking, Parlor and Bar Stoves,
prepared fill all orders in the above line in
tbs City Country
Particular attention paid to all descriptions q building work
viz "copper" Galvanized Iron Tin and Zine Valley Cutters and
Roofing, Down Pp@s Fancy and Plain Heads. etc
the exclusive right for the State Of Lousans make
recently invention of Jabss Lewis from
the otwhch the roof Of buildings Is washed from all
conducted the cistenH Being self
acting in necessity Of any hand labor In s
action a feature no, produced here before. ola IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
ARrIcLA WI.

Tho Of the Company. at the expiration Of year
the FIRST policy shall have been issued and bear
date anil within month thereafter and during the first
every succeeding shall cause estmat 70 be
made the President and Secretary of the Com
pany the affairs as may be Tor the preceding
including statement Of assurances cted during me
policies which estimate shall BE- conclusive
for ali receive certificates OF profits herein
provided for and ahall therenron canse balance
be made OF the affairs Of said Company In which they
The losses said according the anoun Of
premiums pad but shall such share exceed
The such premiums and also with an equal share OF
the profits Of the Company derived from Investments IN pro-
portion and said insurer shs thereupon b1
titled 70 signed by the President and Secretary of
said Company Of his credit brooks of tho
Company said certificate be entitled TO nix cent interest
pa monday Of October of each and
ronnin browse that thu Is liable
any further loss which may sustained by the said Company
Of dors for INNS less than ten dol
lars hat ali fractional Of and less than
ten doIsra are 10 be nR of the
applied the and other charges
OF tbs year which they Rppertain
shall be transfer BILE except BY the
Company and the same shall be duly entered on the
hnpka thePen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

j. g. sIaoNDs, Q. Il. o. COTTON.
j, 3. sIMONDS g. co.., u.
NV No.4 New Levee street,
Copper. TIN and sheet
Iron Worker,
Founders and Fnher af inca 2. sns
bin,eys and Breechins, Steamboat and fishtaon b"ck
,nithing,
,EHERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN
DiERY AND STOVES,
will md II TO their I'D
p,s 10 i've me- call purchasing contracting else
Ji.nte w s' iyl6 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
ARTICLE *.

Every person who shall become member Of this Company
by ercng In shall the ars me he effects in
ssrance before he rreeyes hs policy pay the les hat
aver be VI said Company as hereinafter
provided shall liable for all the expenses and losses
incurred by this Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
FOUNDRY AND mACHINM-sHUP.

H. NEW ea.s-&Ann Ot&NAMENTAL
lhON WOKKs.-Theu Undersigned bog leaveto inform
the pnblic and builders generally that they ,e mani
their foundry, Of Magnolia and Erato strsets
Davidson Row Carondeat streesuch Veraldahb
and hAnG Doors, Straight and OirculR'
tsirs, Iron Bridges, Roofs etc
They aeep constantly CAST Wrought Iron Col
auns Sab Weights and AL all orders
very descponor Castings and House Fsonts
With despatch
sRFEETT LURGEs Dsvidsons Row,
&c ,jalat otra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

n71T 1C0ra-o~ bor NsrtAsrn Pink and xorcer's
| ~ 8. WOLFE,
| '-'" Csrnsr Of 6ysvax ID New sves ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Ia LUTHER HON Mo, rtJGNDkS AM
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner Of Benton
$ Euphrosne Office, No. 100 Ct Charles stres
Two .crs from the ST. charles Theater,l hsnu:as
a.eHs and Patterns of Esilings Y.
tapdshs Doors, Shutters yau Bridges Straight and Cifoa
ar Stairs s,tore Frol;s Capitals ali kinds Of CAST All
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes
~ Railings Castings ,3psd Boxes Sash Weights and Ysi
saSrs fiit as ~ Ftherlss street, New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
HARDWARE.

Jlp'R wAfBRhAN. URAs II. wATnRHAE.
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER
IMPORTERS,
AND HOLEsALE DEALKR6
- Hardware,
CUTLERY,
PLOWs,
NAILA
CARPENTERS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

TSlGARs-A FEW oABANAs PRRNsADt,s. 10 sloso a.
~ invoice, Tor sale by BAREIlI 4 CO.
nyl1H q Oomzncn street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

A GIGANTIC PEoJEcr-The KanaWha (Ya) VaIleg
Star publishes letter Of French gentleman, Mr..
E. Bellot des dineres, addressed to Governor Wise,
containing proposition made to the governmei
and people of Virginia. for the completion, at Oes,
Of all their internal improvements. The Star IN
derstands that the ability of the protector Of this
enterprise TO comply with the proposition is net
doubted. The company represented b., Mr.. de Bel
lot ask the State either to sell them 10 lease tenn
poriarily forever, all lines of communication lat
its dispOssl) either by land or water, commenced,
proposed or necessary. Or they offer to the State
either loan of the necessary money for the hnish~
ing of the works by the Slate itself to undertake
the direct enterprise continuation and completion Of
the said works themselves as contractors. And in
the case the State should not be able to act in its
own name, they ask its help as concerns the char
tered companies.
A correspondent of the Star states that the above
proposition SIS backed by the best names in the
world" The name Of H. A. de Bellot is itself, he
Gays, "a guarantee accepted everywhere for securi
ty in financial matters and public works; the large
enterprise of the canal d'Ambes, the draining and
fertlizng of the lands in Gssoogns works covering
up whole province the successful construction of
the Zuizerdee railroad and the lofty conceptions Of
the port, basin, and docks d'Areaehon, in France,
and the Nidjui Novgorod to Moscow, in Russia,
speak for themselves and Youchsafc the seriousness
honesty and ableness Of the officers"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

The EASTER SToRM-The Bristol News of the
9th says: Notwithstanding that Easter is move
able holiday, and later this year than before
within the memory of the present generation tradi-
ton fixes the beginning of spring from that period,
and weather wise old fOgies in this region have been
confidently predicting an Easter snow storm. Sure
enough on Friday night it commenced, and by Sat
urdsy morning all out doors looked mere like Christ
mas than Easter. The snow continued TO fall with
out intermssOn until noon, and although it melted
rapidly 1t attained in favorable localities sufficient
depth to be suggestive of winter. The Holston
Mountains, within sight of US had on mid>Winter
caps for day or two, and We learn from friends
who crossed them on Saturday that the snow was
six inches or more in depth. The cold during and
after the storm was so severe 10 entirely destroy
tender garden plants, such as beans, tomatoes SC.
We learn that the fruit such Of it IS spared
by previous frosts, does not to have suffered
and the prospect for good yield in this country is
fair"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01
Tbe Fruit and Grain Crop,

For day or so we have been ''bObbiDg round" the
country and rejoice to find that so far the fruits not
aHIos The plumb trees full and the yield of ap-
pies will be good if other frosts freezes should
visit u.s. Nor are all the peaches gone, and if the
weather be favorable this Spring, shall smack our
lips quite satisfactorily over the juicy things. The
wheat has been somewhat damaged, though in
Franklin county it looks better than in any other
county through which we have passed WneheIter
Home Journal, april %.
We had a slight frost on last Friday night, which
did but very little damage to the growing crops and
vegetables. TIE peach crop, though not quits a
failure from The former frosts, will be too scarce
to prove general luxury.-TrsHtOR Journal, AprI
o.
Notwithstanding the recent frosis, we are graft
fed that cur country friends report very serious
damage to the wheat. The crop has been injured
doubtless hut very far from being destroyed
For the past few days cOpiOus showers have fallen
and vegetation is advancing rapidIy.-FdystteUlls
Journal, AprR %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

WHICH NASHVILLE 1--WE find the following par
agraph floating about loosely upon the waves OF
neWspaperdom, and as it was copied into an East
Tennessee paper the other day, sOme may be led to
suppose the town we live in is the Nashville al
luded TO. Such an inference would be eminently
unjust to the intelligence of the good people of this
region. Some other Nashville, if any, is entitled
to the honor this method of aVenging "wOund>
ed honor" cOnfers.
SAD MISTAKE "A man living near Nashville,
who bad been absent in California some three years.
on coming home recently, found babe only three
months old lying in the cradle. With cruelty ut
tery dsboical, he al cut off the infants ears
to aVenge his wounded honor" The screams of
the little sufferer called in the family when the in
furisted man learned that the child belonged to
neighbor, who visiting his wife, he had to fee
to escape lynching
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

An act in relation TO the New York theatres, passed
by the late legislature provides that it shall be un
lawful for any owner, lessee, manager agent or Of
fcer Of any theatre in the city of New York to ad
NIT to any theatrical exhibition, held in the eve
ming. any minor under the age of fourteen years,
unless such minor is accompanied by and is in the
care of seine adult person. The law makes any
persOn on violating this provision guilty Of mis-
demeauor, and liable to fine, not less than TWEEN
five dollars, nor more than hundred dollars, or
IMPRISONMENT for term not less than ten nor more
than ninety days for each offence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01
1 8 SO
S e
NEW ARRANGEMENT,

TNRAVELLERs for the North and North from the South
Staa procure Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynchbug Washington, Atlanta, and Augusta, to ST. Lonis
Louisville, Cairo, Hickman Columbus, Evansville, Cincinnati
New Orleans, Ysburg, Paducah smhland, and Memphis,
Nashville, Tennessee.
Railroads Steamboats,, with close connections
ali points. Passengers arryngat NasS e, via Nashville
Chattanooga Railroads 60 directly boat without detention
Thiss the quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the
West.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. LOuis Line
Tbs Fine steamboats, ~ kunyan, Mnnetonka, Sails West
Cuba and ]. @. Cline tss,s
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every day at IL Ms
Meeting al Cairo with Illinois Central 2road and Trough from
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Dunlth Ella John Gsu and Tempest leave Nash
Vile Thursday and Tuesday, at y o'clock, NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and to Cincinnati four days.
Reg alssr Mem pkiis, New Orleans and Efclks.
t burg LiDe OF Boats.
James Johnson Nashville E. Howard Red Rover and Joseph
Inc Savage One Of these 3oats will leave Nashville other
day. noon: time from Nashville Memphis IS hours Vicks
bnrg, Eve days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days
Boats leave Nashville day and wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hselas accommodation upon the Boats, Tickets Be
procured at the different points, at prices named In the annexed
cae1u of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

| sape vs.. sHps.
The bill in this case cannot be maintained and
the Chancellor acted very properly in sustaining
! the demurrer.
We think it very probable frcm the facts shown in
the bill, that in the purchase Of the land by the
complainant Of defendant, they Partiesps
mis-, in scheme Of fraud todefeGf the collection Of
the judgment afterwards had in the suit then pend
ing against the defendant for Islander. If SO, the
complainant can have no relief in Court Of
/ Equity.
! But if this be not 80, the bill makes no case of
fraud by the defendant upon the complainant, nor
| is any rescision Of the contract sought. On the
contrary, complainant his vendee, is in possess
siop Of the land and seeks to maintain it. The set
tied rule is that if there ne fraud the purchaser
| of real estate failure Of title, must rely alOnO
on his covenants of warranty. Aud If there be
none he has remedy either in law or equity, for
his money. Nancy vs.. Porter, Hum s47.
| The bill here alleges covenant Of warmly, but
AYERS want Of action. If this be 50, there is no
| breach Of the covenant, and how can complainant
have relief in C0ur5 Of Equity, snymore than Count
! Of Law Neither the one Court NOR the other can
give any remedy until there is breach Of the war
! ranty.
But il there be a breach Of TIE covenant at all,
| the remedy of complainant is a Court Of Law, is
plain and adequate, ard equity has 70 juris
dictaou.
Ii oonplsinant's purchase were free of any faint
of fraud and he could, outside Of the covenant Of
warranty, maintain the POSITION tas was done IN
Winchester vs.. Brandon, 10 Hun. 247) that in pay
ing the Judgment in SANDER, he had discharged
debt of the defendant, an incumbranee upon the
land and had put hims eli in attitude to have
recovery against the defendant for money paid
to his use. Sill his remedy in q Court Of Law, is
ample.
But we think upon examination Of the author
ities it will be found that the payment By the
planant of the Judgment in SANDER was action
pro fants . Green. Ev. sec 244 Such is our rec
objection Of the authorities, RaWH Covenant for
Title, pages 227 to 240
But we do not mean to decide this question.
1t is pslpable that in whatever light this case
may be viewed, Court of Equity is not the proper
forum.
The decree Of the Chancellor Diminishing the bill
is affirmed. WRIGHT.
A correct copy, J. P. CLERK, Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

The GAINESVILLE Chronicle of the 29th says "There
was tremendous outburst of thunder and lightning
and outpOuring Of rain here last Tuesday night.
stable, belonging to Mr.. W. B. Daniel, was struck,
and valuable mule killed, by the lightning. There
are rumOrs of damage done by wind in the country,
but we have heard nothing definite"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01
watkins, Addition.

An Thursday, The 5th day Of May he premises
propose 10 sell az plbc sale IL lots in this addent mi
rnediaey ia the nsghb1rho0d q The City Park Ihe lots IRONS
Washington. Hamilton and ether Streets are lC feet tf0nt
and 200 ana Us fret deep.
The Lots an p He soil we'll covered vita forest @ p
rapdly improving neigbor0Od have All the Advantages Of
Inc iv p and present desirable locations for th E1
ncatand comfortable homes their families, ths busiHess
Plots with fall description Of The Lots will be ready In fsE
days. % -
TBRMs-One and three years. Tor notes satisfactorily
secured payable bank, BEARING interest and lien alle
So al nj 1cloek A III A. v. 5. LIND5LEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

A negro woman belonging to Mr.. Chaneey, Of
Montgomery, Ala, fell into well $50 fest deep,
last week and remaiRcd there two hours before she
was drawn out She lad one arm broken and was
otherwise bruised-but upon reaching the top was
quite cheerful and eOnversed freely about the aeci
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

FAsHIosABLE JEWELRY A letter from Paris re,
ports that jewels abound aitl the simpler spring
costume, as with rich winter attire. AgrafFes for
msntles, for evening toilette, bracelets car Iizgs,
light branches Of sparkling stones for head orna-
mcnts, emeralds, &C., are mounted with the taste,
ligstness and grace which mark the French artif,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

FIRE-The Murfrees5OrO' Telegraph Of the Both
says: "The kitchen and smOke-house of Mr.. R. D.
Reed, Of this city, were burned down yesterday
morning, They we're discovered to be on fire about
4 o'clock. Our citizens assembled with their usual
aacrity, but the flames were too far advanced to be
checked. Mr. Reeds loss is supposed to be about
$500. Supposed to be the work Of an incendiary"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

Stanzass
On FasaiagtSe Gevdsn Of Laneaed Friend, Mss Adsli,
b
BY GABRIELLE
This spot, the OGspring os her care.
| Her latest love and pride.
=. Where many royal lilly fair
And queenly rose abide.
This little garden,
with memories of the dead,
I enter with the mien Of one
Who on her grave did tread.
The ivy creeping Ger yen wall,
How meet its presence here
Dark emblem floating like pail
And waking friendships tear.
At every step the mold up-yields
Some bursting bulb flower,
Whose perfume Ger memory Yields
An agonizing power
Or ere the smile of April breaks,
Or sun beams kiss the sod,
In yonder bed the star flower wakes
And turns her face to God.
There, too, soon as the breath Of Spring
Distilled the deEs Of morn,
Bnfolded by zeFhyrs wing,
The violet was born.
Sweet aOw'ret of the dreaming eye
In whose blue depths dear,
What careless one hath failed to spy
The ever unwept tear7
Poor iris Draws of beauty's train,
An early walker, thoul
What handmade minist'ring hath ta'en
The hoar.frOst from thy brOw7
9s;aid them in their bed Of rest
When Autumn's hushlng song
Mightlull them on the parent breast,
Where they.heve slept so long.
Alas nor Spring, nor elOudIess sky
Can deaths long Winter break,
0rcharm the night Of by,
Or bid the dead to wakeI
In vain ye lift your tender eyes.
Young frstlngs Of the Spring
She's gone--transferred beyond the skies,
'MOng flowers unwitherng
She's gone, around whose heart did cling
UnWonted virtues mild
charity unWaTerlng,
Fer natures errng child
Affection, pure and deepest love
Were shrined within her heart,
With faith that bore her soul above,
Affections winged dart
The little ones she loved to lead
Along these hoWery ways,
FiH miss Aer hand, and gently plead
To knOW-Where now she strsys.
She'll come no more, from SaildhOOd's cheek
To wipe the April tear
And little wondering hearts will seek
Her wOnted footsteps herei
She'll come no more where now stand
Beside her Ehits-rose tree,
With loving voice and gentle hand,
To Gull rose fer me
And here where every padding leaf
HerWhispered presence brings,
'Twere vain to prison ali the grief
ThatfrOm her absence springs!
March, 1852
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

an Wednesday 4h day Of Nay next, viii sell TIE
premises public sale, fourteen beautiful LOTS fronting
olt Beville, and Hamilton streets, each fronting from ~
feet inches Lot No ? fronting los feet contains
resdence bilt Mr. Holt, and in every respect
comfortable convenient home, and commands me view o.
city and is close to The fine residence Of Dr. Watson The
finely located, and in thriving and dJ
se location and but few minutes walk from The centre Of
the CITY, These decided advantages to the specua
tor and more particularly those wishing purc5s Tor homes
we would earnestly cali the attention Of the public TO this ale,
as We are determined to sell.
TERMsoF SAEOne, two, aad three years credit notes well
epdorseot barring interest. and a lien retained.
Z. II. GLASCOCk & CO. Real Egt,tte Agelfg.
An Omnibus will the Square DO O'clock the
nodaton those wishing attend. sale N
O'Clock. ap2l a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01
a NOOK for the Times.

A Treatfse; or, Speculative philanthropy
THE HOT CORN QUESTION ENHANCED
BYAcrTrzEN or rEErOTAEToM.
81 tell you sauncheous bdin and looks well az d.
tance; is y0u IN gEine UP 70 It.
Printed in Nashville for the Author.
For ale IN Nashville, only b. HAGAN & JOHNSON,
P s-Don't all come a. snoe for thisRUNAK BOOK
apt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

Fine Country Residence for sale.
WAVING determined 70 carry my Negroes % the South,
I will sell about Three Four Hum ~ -
bred Acres OF Land being part Of the tract up -
Wkich reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
thirteen miles from Nashville the het nehbor
hoosil Williamson county. Soil equal any the Sa.e. For
Particulars apply to the premises A v. s. Lindsey
in Nashville
sepg-dtf PA.PERKINs. b
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01
mr. sllCIhF,s sale,

or fa remainder Of his bcGst stock did not axe pees
4s ADVERTISED Sturdy last, in Consequence OF BAD
Eeer Several dne hor jacks and Jennets az veil as
rg ns cattle, s unsold, all Of which hebought
nrve sale At very reasonable prcs, and credit Of
ana two years, without Interest .
a. % h sDy IS soon as possible s. McNlurr The Doc
flrm or 70 me at ore OF The Gas II GIT Company
.,E-Irl WASHINGTON BARROW.
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BEAVER DAM $ hin G =


DUksUANT to decrsal Order made in the Chanccy Court
Cenreviile, its March Term, 1853, viii proceed
sell, the Ist Saturday in May next. lbeins the
eth Of the MONTH Beaver Dam Springs ALL lands attached
thereto specifically descre the decree heard upon the lh
day March, 1889 there being about $500 of land,
the following eTedts0ne half Of the purchase
ey be paid day Of January, 1860 and tie other half
day Of January 1861, taking the notes OF the puhLs
with good security and retaining lien upon ne land until the
purchase money paid. On the day and place, viii
coed to SELL finished al the furniture belong
ing Springs, consisting OF the following aceson cred
the Of September nexfry double and single mat
raises, twenty eOunterpanes forty comforts fifteen bed
spreads forty double besas, thirty five lounges and cots
twenty-five small tables two bureaus piano, rocking chairs
hundred and forty windsor and split bottom chairs looking
glasses dining tables and table Of description,
and and indeed every thing belong
ing sppertaning the Springs for keeping them
The character Of this delightful watering place
fully established for its beauty, attraction and heahfune
without extended remarks from the UNDERSIGNED The me
cinal properties OF the have been tested and found highly
beneficial their relief the invalid Situated in ruIa dis
trict sublime beautiful Of natural scenerytfe
sportsman ample Of exercising his TASTE either in
light pleasant and quiet
Of the tackle Amy person desiring to examine the place viii
apply to Mr.. McGee upon he premises :.
ap2-dtd. ORYILL A. NIXON, Q. & VI.
p s-The Memphis Appeal and Florence Gaztte viii please
copy and send their accounts to me at Cenreyle Tenn
O.. A NIXON. G. & N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

negotiable paper, as was held by this court in the
Mutual Protection Insurance Co. o. Hamilton e AZ
SBeed 26s We affirm the decree RRIaHr.
a correct copy, J. P. CLARK, Clerk. 10y,