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Sae daily BAL fIMORE WEKCER iso y
scry morning (cxcept Sunday and is dsIives
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per wSeA
The WECKER is also daliverad ;o ~, f,..;
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Pricefor Mail Subscribers of tho dsi,, ,s,,a.,, "a
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
Hon. andre " johnson.

Il was source of very general pleasure with our
Democratic friends to meet with this gentleman
during bis recent hurried wish to city, and to
find him in the enjoyment of good health
As will be seen from the following cOrrespon-
dence it was earnestly desired by his friends that
ne should address them while here, upon the pres
ent attitude of public affairs; and it would have
been as much the pleasure of Gov. Johnson to have
granted their request. but for the urgent demands
upon his time. which hurried him from the city. No
man in the government is better qualified to take
statesnan-like view of the dangerous attitude of
public affairs. and TO suggest their remedy;
ClrIror HnI, November Is, 1859.
HON. ANDREW JOHNSoN-DodT Sir: Your political
friends in the Legislature desVous Of hearing your
views on questions of national and domestic concern,
respectfully ask that ou viii address them, and the
citizens generally at some time during your stay IN
Shis city.
They would respectfully suggest tomorrow eve
ming in the Hall OF the House OF Representatives,
but should such hme and place not suit your con-
Venenee, they will Dc happy meet you at any time
and place as YOU may designate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
PIaNONl mnsrrr

II JUST received by the subscriber Is Of those -
% celebrated Pianos Of SteinEay Sons aud -
~ A ga sac - Co. oo,,S Of n T. consisting s H11
dspehsaole pafior would veil see ny
stosk Sold q low the lowest, and warrant years.
Also for sale the largest Of Sheet Music small No
seal Instruments IN Tie city. Fog bargains call 50 Union So
eeeA GAS. A. NecLUkxs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
LAND ron SALE.

THyHE subscriber offers for sale seventy acres oand on tia
Middle RraIkin Turnpike, four miles from nashville I'd
joining the ae, which be resides aad the lands car Joan
Jones' The land equal 70 the best with abundance excel
lent falling water, with the INST beautiful building ate
the eouA.ry, and in the midst finest boroo IN
AmsriSa aDris NATHANIEL BAXTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
Grmrenberg Yegesable Pills.

YWNHg Grnerg Vegetable Pills offered only valuable
for the OF diseases arising from derangafnt in the
digestive and symptom indicating Their need
generally Consumption, Heaache Nervousness UBess az
ter eating Bousness Heartburn, Acdy, Naues faiulence,
Appetite, Debity Rsutnes, Pain in the Stomach and
Bowels Dyspensa Liver Complaint BOils Erupaos Restless
nes DISTURBED Sleeping rpings, Feverness and Low, Bill
hons and Remttent FeTers. II
on aunt n their 0reat ndaess and from The fact 0s
ftn 80 yrs Aalseafe or ne 6OreLs IN cOastipa-
tea G, nd; on he rqfsabsg Pills qri De fold more Pleas
ant fkun any Others.
P Pk1cE 2s cENTs Or TIKI RECEIPT OF oE PcLLAR
MI nor, VIII ur sgyr BY Part
- ,,, -ors,Rv ALEX MACKENZIE,
,ov ts--sf u College Street. NathYle.
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rate the interior press. with any number of copies
of the Presidents message, in extra FORM for their
papers, with the names of their paper printed ON
the message, if we receive their orders in time.
This viii enable them q bring the message before
their readers at less expense than the usual cost Of
composition and at an earlier day. Such as may de-
sire to avail themselves of this offer, should write
Immediately.
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at pa.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

We give this morning hasty and imperfect sketches
of the remarks made by Messrs REID and EwENo,
counsel for the prosecution, the examination in
the case of ALLEN A. HALL We regret that the
hurry in getting to press has prevented our re-
porter from writing them out with more care.
Tomorrow we shall insert in our paper more
full report Of the remarks of Attorney General
BATE.
The conclusion of the investigation viii enable US
to turn our attention more to the usual matters Of
newspaper concern.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

ColMTTAL OF ALLEN A. HNI--Yesterday morn
ing Attorney General BATE made his argument be-
fore the magistrates in the Of the State vs. Al
LEN A. Hall At two O'Clock. the magistrates an
nounced that they had decided to commit HALL
Thereuponhe gave bond to appear at the next e rm
of the criminal court for Davidson county, to an
aNer the charge Of murder.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
CRISP'S GAIETK.

SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER sd,
Re engagement for positively night only Of the talented
artistic Hiss Davenport, will appear in the successful
Drsmatc Sketch of
DOT.
Dot, Miss Davenport After which the 8arsses Hymn BY
Miss Davenport. Toconeude wi tbs popular Drama CT
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
For Rent.

FINE Tract Of Land containing sixty ave we'll in
proved aving handsome and convenient brick re-
sdeucr Of eight Foous-outhoTss and extensive stabngs
This OF the NEST desiab located places in the neign
borhood Nashville being adjacent the city limits com
andng ne view Of the city and suburbs The TAcG being
we'll and under good fences is from It's proxm othe
city admirably adapted garden dairy With this
Of Of IS obtained also, the privilege Of an
adjoining tract o. land containing 100
For and further particulars apply JOHN L. sKHON,
Of the firm Of sehon & Merr1t No. IA Cedar rtrset
nOv2S-dim
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

SnnA ACRES Of Land in Oblon county. Tenn. one
SbtBJNI $500 interested by the Mobeand
Ohio Railroad, spendidly timbered 80 careanher
tract by Railroad, and
miles the Northwestern Rroad. miles from the Mis-
SissIppi Rivera choice tract anxious to sill sndWill
give a bargain. J. W. MAkriN.
For further par ieulars refer H. RCKLY, KentOn Oson,
county, Tenn nOEl6
LII
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

The House of Representatives has been engaged
for several days in an interesting debate upon the
resolutions introduced by Mr.. BATIEss touching the
recent REASONABLE proceedings at Harpers Ferry
We regret that other pressing engagements have
prevented US from giving attention to the sub
iect. In few days we viii be able to conclude the
entire proceedings this question, to which we in
Tite the attention of our readers.
We regret to say that the Opposition members of
the Legislature hsve placed themselves in very
indefensible position on this question. We would
have much preferred the moral effect of united
action of the Tennessee Legislature, touching this
subject, to any mere party advantage to be derived
from different course. The time has come when
it is imperative upon the people of the South, and
upon all National men North South, to be united
in protecting the constitution and our. common
rights from the Vandal hands of sectional fanaticsm
and aggression Without such union there is immi-
nent danger to the peace of the country and the pre-
seryation of our institutions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
SANFOED'S HEATERs!!!

HAVE sizes Of these Heaters and Furnaces for
with air and yentating Private and Public Rooms,
Dwellings, Halls, Churches Stores Ac., with without Re
gsers They the powerful Heaters and fuel
knOwn-one large heater warming
using about quality OF coal that ordinary coal stove
would require
have them put and in successful operation in several
Churches Stores the city and will guarantees that they
represent them.
Pamphlets giving full description and OF parties who
have then in use, sent BY mail
wv WILSON
n,Hn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

yHyTHE GREATEST VARIETY OF HATS
and Caps for Men, Boys and Children offered n the
city and at moderate uniform prices always be fond Al
WATERRIELD & WALKERs,
novI9 % Public SQUARE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

The Hon. JERRE CLEMENS Editor Of the memphis
Ia,o,rer ia candidate for Public Printer at wash
iro.on He relies. we infer, upon the support OF
che southern Know Nothings and Democrats and
The Douglas auti-Lecompton men OF the North; WIN
vba,ehanecs of success we are not informed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

NOTICE TO CONTRACT ORS.

Nashville and NOrth.Western Railroad.
A PUBLIC LIFTING Of the GRADUATION. BRIDGING
and FRFSsLING Of about "a m les Of the Western Divs
ion of the Nashville and North western karoa extending
from near Dresden huntingdon viii Be held AZ Dresden Ten
nessee, on THURSDAY, Sth ofDECEhBEk next.
proses plans soac6esons e will be ready and open
the Engineers Office Herman KY from November 18th to
December 3d aud at Dresden from December 9Th to Decem
Der Bth.
Sealed Proposals for york by Sections Of about mile
received until December Sa Al hickman KY and
InoSfIv ash VIZ. STEVENSON.
President
FR. HEzLNBR,
noyfsti Engineer Western Division.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
NEW sFIRHI.
HAGAN a. TREANOR.

Booksellers and Dealers in Periodicals, Stationery &C.
No. 6 Union street.
VNTOULD respectfully that they will continue In
the business conducted by agan Johnson and
would be pleased o receive the custom literally bestowed
them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
Splendid Building Lots In the ViciHi-
~ of Nashville for Sale,

ME Offering for sale liberal terms 10 beautiful
Building Lots, eontanir gffOm to 30 each The
Lots front The Middle Franklin and Broad Street Pixies and
Avenue between tho pixies Many Of the Losare Inc
lp tmbered and have them. The soil hne they
about miles from city. Nsishbo-hood equal to any.
deco JL& K BROWN.
NETE have also SOY Of Land 2 miles from the
w city, the Broad street Pike This Land be owl
ded ntO6 beautiful Building Lots by the purchaser viii
dec JLkRW BRoWs.
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These periodical ably represent the three great pocalpar
ties Of Great BrtanWhig TORI, and Radca-but politics
only feature of their character As Organs Of the
profound writers Science Literature, Morality and Re
on they stand they have Stood unrvaed IN the
letters icing considered Indispensable to the scholar
and the professional while the intelligent reader Of
ry they furnish correct and satisfactory record
literature Of the day. throughout the world than
can be possibly obtained from any ether source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the British pub
ers gives additional these REPRINTS nasmrch
they placed in the hands Of subscribers about
the original editions.
TERMS.
Per annum.
For any OF the four Reviews, 50 90
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For any three of the four Reviews, %
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For Blackwoou's Magazine, 90
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IL Herds DO do Just reeslvsd BY
TspsT RAISs BROWN.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. %. SO.
GENTLEMEN: ] regret that the shnrtloss Of my
,tay with the messing necessity OF my immediate
return home precludes me from accepting your
kind and fattering invitation To- address you upon
constituency as indicated in your note
With my thanks for your Kindness please accept
the assurance of my high esteem
Your obdt servt
ANDREW JOHNSON
Hons. J. J. WILLIAMS, J. NJ SHE'D, *. A BENNETT
and others.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

FOR SALE,

TEyHE large aud convenient Store the North OF
the Public Square, occupied BY ADsay Gibson Co.
For terms sppy to Mr. ADAdsor
dec2-t. ANDREW EWIN3.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03

sful EEGROES FOR SALE
VTTE have from 25 to 80 Negroes for sale SAeap ht
By dee2 LYLEs HUTcHINGs
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lust received large shipment OF W SMITHS csebrat
% wheeling Ale, the and for sale BY
MTZELL, HOOPER & CO,
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FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.
SMITHS CELEB ALE.

TENIiR fine passenger packet l. l. A, N. J.
CORBErT, Master, will leave for the above LlkaAtl
and intermediate per5 TUESDAY, the 9Th -
DECEMBER at y For freight passage apply hoard to
dec3 A. HAMILTON, Agent
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FEW barrels Extra Family Lard, on consignment, and
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GOLD BROWN OF OSSAYATOMIE.ss
Life, Trial and Conviction Of Capt. John
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FULL account Of the insurrection Harpers
~ Ferry, Va, compiled nc ocal authentic
pnofuSely illustrated.
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GEORGE M. SHEPARD,s GOLD PENS .
W every size and style for salsby
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BOOKs
THE BENTON LEGACY.
Debates in Congress,

ELBTEETH FOLUKE VOW READE
AN ABRIDGEhExr
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29
THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
The Rescue Cases.

The Trial Of L,ngstVn has not yet
been concluded II The accused are all
to be tried, one BY one it is difficult to de.
tyrmine when the Court will be through
with the consideration Of these cases.
An application has been made to the
Supreme Court ol Ohio, Tor a writ Of Ia.
Jeas corpus, on behalf Of the Oberjn
prisoners, now in the custody Of U. s OF.
GciaIs at Cleyehnd. II was argued at
length, on Tuesday last, by Judge Spal-
ding, TOR the prisoners, aud Judge bridrn,
for the United States Government
The argument WAS continued on
Wednesday, by Mr.. Swayne, Of CJ)um'
bus, who WAS employed to assist Judge
BclLen, aud by Judge Spalding, who
made II brief but eloquent appeal for The
prisoners. On making application for The
wlir, and in each Of his subsequent ar.
guments, Judge Spalding maintained
the anconstlntionslity OF the Fugitive
Law, under. which the prisoners had
been indicted, and the duty Of the Su
premc Court Of this State to protect the
lights Of ali within its jurisdiction
What action, il any, haa been taken by
| the Court, in regard 10 this application
we have not learned.
On Friday, of last week, Bushnell
/ the convicted rescucr, was decoyed by
the Mmshaps bniIiH Col. S. A. Abbey
under the prc'ense that his presence
was desired in Court, from the County
Jail to the Government building, ant
locked up in ihe Marsnal'S room, VIII ci
has since been used as prison, Thi
outrageous and unheard.ui proceeding
presumed to have been suggested by til
fear OF forth coming writ Of du6su
corpus from the Supreme Court Of Ohio
but II is doubtful whether the Govern
ment officials, with all this cowardy pre-
caution, have placed their victim beyon
the reach ot such writ. 1t is due /
Col. Abbey, TO Stale that he has denied n
knowledge Of the design Of the Marsha
IN sending lor Bushnell and that he claim
10 have acted in good faith
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29
The Republican State Convention.

We publish, this week, the call tor the
next Republican State Convention, which
will be held in Columbus, on the second
day Of June. We trust that the Rrpubli-
cans Of Geauga County will be fully
represented in that Convention. There
should be no delay in calling County
Convention, or making any other arrange
ments that may be necessary to that
end.
The importance of the political cam.
paisn which the coming Stale Convention
will inaugurate, canno; be over.esimated /;
nor can Republicans be too early or too
thoroughly prepared to meet its issues.
The STATE Jo"rnak, in publishing the call,
well remarks
Harmony oracticn and wiso counses noyor
"t'ro more uvcrasary than at tho present
umo. The coming contest will bs OF uuu.
sual lmpurtauco, not only IN its Immediate
results, but IN It's relations to tho future
Oar "PPunonis ARC tuIly aware OF tho mo.
mrntuuD Consequences that will follow dc.
lthl VI ebNN'7o hllN alAllhuSh lucS uuNt uut
faint hopes ui achieving the latter, they viii
strain every nerve 10 tighten tho former,
by securing to themselves Uvcry atUalnablu
MINOR advantage Dospalring OF elcc,ing
Ihulr state ticket, they will make despor.
alto effort 10 carry as many legislative dis
trcIs as possible, hoping thereby 20 retain
their ascoudancy IN tie Geugral Assembly.
In this they will buutterIy disappointed,
Il tho Republicans exercise ordinary caution
Ia tho selection OF their candidates,
Our first object, however, should DO to
nominate strong State tickut--a ticket
truly representing tho Republican senti-
meuG OF Ohln, and combining in tho candi-
dates presented, tho requisites of indIVId-
ual auI political 'ntegrlty. With such u
ucket to lead tho column, fortified by u
bold aud manly declaration OF principles,
We nave nothing to tear, except from our
own undue condolences, aud possible iGdlttor-
onco 10 the necessity Of exerIiOn.
Wo conmsnd careful porusal Of tho call
to all WHO ara not bound hand aud foot by a
bIInd partlzln ailegence to tho pro slavery
Administration OF James Buchanan, which is
tho mere instrument of scheming and ag.
gresslye oltgarchy