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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
valuable Real Estate
AND
.,-.o.tx, Ror saIe at Public Auction.

=
MoNn Az the e6th day Of December next will rner
Nor sale al he Court house door In the iowa Of kddne'
- ~ Ky on credit OF six, twelve, eighteen and wen
- & m tht lime With interest from date, the Iron Proper
~ Of Kelly Co. sgwaaHe Furnace and Eoge, 70
all the unsold lands beionging ueretp being az sns
ten thousand acres much Of which Is fair, iAu
and very we'll adapted to grazing purposes a. wen ns ~
dcton n TOBACCO and all the small grain usually rseo III
this climate -. s.,.u /, oo,.t5srahls nortion
- viii he divided tracts to suit purchasers ana he
FnSne and Machinery disposed Of separately The @
toh Fore and Furnace lin g rate condition ana mas
ovsr veil suited TO other besqss the manaise.e N
ron bnitis hoped enterprsng WI p
~ - dert ke the coupulsiSn Of profits from its use IN
inc he crude metals 50 sbundanty e6oTeled heqs
thereto. :, = 10. a, tbs Tvop EQUITY and
Criminal Ccurtat its late session. and VII Re so@ f farm
ssry An those wishing TO invest IN IfoA FfoPefV ..
grazing purposes will do we'll to be hana on HS GAY "
az as bargains will be given without doubt 81. hass
time will sell heavy wagons with asIne1si
,5 70 the IRON business easily converted to common @
Aiso few large with one Of which, At leaS sfeS
| farmer should be supplied ..or;rad Al
Personal security in part and lien on properly
purchsasssSs. ga Commissioner
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In accordance with an invitation from the senate
and House Of Representatives Of Mississippi, SeIa-
tor DAVIS consented to address the Legislature ana
his fiiowcitizens the hall of the House of Repre-
,entatiyes at jackson, Mississippi, on Thursday
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

FHE New e. S, SENATOR FROM GAIFOEN1A'-iAe
name of the T. S SENATOR from California, app ONT
ed in place of Mr. BROOERISE, deceased is WIN. r
HACK, native of Kentucky. The MsFySFlhe VOai)
Express says:
He read law at the Transylyanis University ana
was admitted to the bar of Kentucky IN Ieo': ~: e
yas elected 70 the office of county attorney OF his
native county In Isi5 he removed to Clinton eoun-
~ Iowa and in 1916 was elected as delegate from
that county to the constitutional convention tlAt
framed tle constitution which was adopted thaI year
by tbe people. He came, with his fanny, Ia
uorv 1850. when it was but little camp OF tents
he was elected the first county Sldge OF this county
~ ~. sr,rg of 1885, and filed the Office with honor
70 bimssf end to the entire satisfaction OF the pee
pie At he expiration OF his term OF service hee he
bes bssn since engaged in agricultural pursuits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

New JERSEY ELEcTIOS-OFFI6IAIe- No" %
Advertiser publishes the official returns oil tne
ton in New Jersey, and reports oldens Opp ma
iorjty at 1929. The vote stood; 0lden, lopps)
1885,; Wright, QDem) 5l,7Ss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
Frnm the Memphi, Avalanche, Nov. a.

DEATH oP MAI E. G. EAsTMAN.-lt is but a day
or two since we obroncled the untImely death OF
GEORGE G.. POINDEXFKR, one of the editors OF the
Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN, and now another,
the senior editor has fallen beneath deaths uner-
ring shaft no less suddenly, though not by violence
The telegraph announces the melancholy lntelll-
gence that Major E. G. EASTMAN died yesterday
morning of apoplexy, In the meridian OF a life OF
usefulness he has passed the worlds stage, leaving
a void which neither time nor circumstances can
fill In all the attributes of true manhood, few
men exeelled him. Socially we do not know his
eQual An exemplary citizen, genial companion,
true, reliable and warm-hearted friend, a loving
and loved husband and father and as Byron SAID OF
Sheridan
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K,xs,s-The LeavenwOFth (Kansas) Herald OF
tbo 15tb inst. says that PARRorT's Rep) majority
for Congress win not exceed 500 1t is not certain
that the Legislature win be Republican. In the
Council there are thirteen members The Demo
Gratis have certainly elected Ave members with 4"
.bsnce,of two more. In the House there are thirty
ninemembers. According to the Herald the Demo
crats have elected tSenty members which gives
them one majority,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

Hon. THOMAS RrFFN has resigned his Office OF
Associate Judge Of the Supreme Court of North
Carolina. The resSeR assigned is his rapidly fail
ing health.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
+" God never formed but one such man,
And broka the die in mouliinp Sheridan

the sentiment with certainly equal truth may be
applied to Major Eastman. He was native of New
Hampshire but had been for more than twenty
years CONNECTED with the newspaper press OF Ten
nessee Entirely q selfmade man, his ability had
placed him in the very front rank of the leading
editors of the country. while his manly courtesy
and numerous excellent qualities of head and heart
made him universally popular and hosts Of friends
wherever known, The death of few men would
cause more deep end heartfelt sorrow, or be more
sincerely and generally regretted,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

II IS stated that SHEGITz the great Russian bank
err who is about to retire. has capital OF ftysir
MILLION dollars.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
LAND. NEG ROES, &c, Gs.

GREAT ATTRACTION
EXECUTORS SALE OF
LAND, NEG II o Z 8, &C., &es
III pursuance Of the last Will and Testament Of CHARLES
4 READY, Sen, deceased, l shall,
On the 28d, cath and 25th OF. NOV,r next,
Athis residence in Rutherford county, eAdyvlle sell all
the balance Of the personality belonging his estate consisting
in part Horsea Cows Fodder Corn, Oats. Cotton Cot
ton Gina portable Gr Mill. Wheat Tnrasher and Fan,
Wagons large lot of Farming Utensils Household and Kch
% Furniture, ke., together with
l6 NEGROES,
embracing Men, Wemen, Boys and Girls Also the fract
Land on which he resided containing about
500 ACRES,
dsT5 acres Of Cedar Land vicinity These lands
fayOaby situated. being and good turnpike roads,
yeueua 10 mills churches post oc &C. The Homestead Tract
one OF improved places the county, OF unsurpassed
fertility Eatered and has Of the bestm sites Stone
River Nearly the entire tract is we'll enclosed $50 acres are in
cultivation the balance we'll mred and large portion Of 1t
set with grass There better wheat cotton or tohac
co land IN latitude and admirably adapted to stock rails
ing II will sold credit Of and years The Cedar
Land second for the sanity and quality e. its cedar
timber will be sold in lets OF 30 to 40 acres on credit OF
aud Yeas. The negroes and ether property on credit Of
t9eve monhs Two approved securities will be required in all
cases. lien retained the land VI me money is
paid. VhA0LAs A1ApL,
0cs2a-tW NllROy ~ sSscuf0E,
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nov@-d&w1m

This day sold our entire interest in the firm OF berry,
ss1 Go wholesale Hat and Cap Merchants We 'aks piea
u in them the old customers th nna here
tofore eesto"eu uPOH VIC ~ W INGRAM,
SANK BAKER.
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The inauguration of Gov. PErrUs, of Mississippi,
spok place at jackson on the 2Ist inst,
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BOOK s..
rlae s.anaara Brlllsa .Ia =l......=

w. t. BERRY a Co., HAVE on SALE
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BOOK, STATIONERY AND PERIODICAL BUSINESS, In All
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
FOR SALE.
5000 Acres of Land.

x,,rs s...n,d will sell to the highest bidder st Iron
pu5ts3n Furnace in stewart CO4pty' Teesisy, the
ob II december next montbJ about tIUe IAousdnI
- "a toTio5 OF which is Cumberland River and creek
So land Of the best quality The land will De divided 70 uI'
basers Some Of the in high state OF enuVson'
I ali oproyed with dwelling houses, out houses &c
All DESTROYS puchasnz good farms VIII 90 ven y
ns bs sale as lands we'll adapted 70 Sno
az le nethird cash. the balance in one and Two years
uitSo1 iatsre notes with Sgd sesury EsgpFe sna YEN
If ms can be found the Furnace until the day OF sale
,b9T The lands TO all Who may desire to Purchase
sno" Ai0 Janus y . WIN. LEDBETEER,
H. P. B0STICK.
noy27-w3t r-.,,;o. ,ri,i conv
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Co has this day, BY mutual consents been
The will be conducted By Berry sagsy sio
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g00ToUTSVTLLE AND CINCINNATI.

vHIHE steamer WENoNA, P BARCLAY, Master IL. y
Wis sf9pAft Clerk, will lsaEsfof the sboYe ss5i
and intsrnedate landings Monday neTt, s!h 3
inst 4o'clOok, ?. A.
TUT 55e1s "a u II IL. HARRISON, Agent.
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CHARLES B. HALL,


CHARLES B. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, &c.,
NO. Is SOUTH SIDE PCBLI0 SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNss
rs now in receipt OF his Stock for Fall and Winter
trade consisting of Ladies' Misses and Childsns Bootees
Shoes Caters thin thick oled with and without heels
Gents fine Calf Shoes and Caters single anddoubl
soles.
Gen ene Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip BrOgans, lined aud unlinedi
do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots
large assortment Of Hey BTogans and Boots for Plantation
use both made Eastern Work, Men Plough Shoes
Women Heavy Dutch Boots, sc.
eounplee assortment OF Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Boots Shoes Brogsns also Misses and Chdrens Kid and
Coat Bootee Caters and Shanghai BO0ees with and without
heels
misses and Cbidrsns Met lie Tipped BOOsa article
TRUNKS.
Also Ladies' Dress franks fine sole leather, Iron
framed Trunks. Fases, Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather Sahes
&c all Of which offered small advance Eastern Cost
Nv friends public generally respectfully invited
xamne feeling confident that they will be pleased
both in respect to quality and price
sepls-d iOHAS. b HALL
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GREAT BARGAINS.
LouisviIIe and NashviIIe

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far
Fst train leaves Nashville At n daily Stopping al Gala
tin Bowling Green GLASGOW Junction saa
- = a. and ,rryiug Louisville al I'D NJ Returning,
$500 tain leaves Nashville At 225 daily Csundays
.fs sfoYpug train aud arriving In Louisville a.
10 ~ rt Renrniag leaves Louisville 22i n stopping
- abovs and arriving in Nashville at l2l0 al night
aliatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily taun-
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turnur leaves GaIan at 20 g. and arrives in Nashville at
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CANDY REDUCED.
IISS0g,CTToN OF COPARTNERSHIP.

TNyHE Havana sugars enables Us Se a @
DIV from this date until further notice at Slx Pe Nv
Terms cash. "AS
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Jrdge DorGTAs has Just issued document of
fourteen or fifteen pages, headed heJoinder Oh
Judge DouGIAs to Judge BLACK"
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY


DR.. KING formerly Of New York, for fhe lass
49, four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Who IA
devoted bis attention The treatment Of private dises for
thirty Years himself having attended prsce r
many years. many tksusands, be il enabled % e
from uiudicious medical treatment from neglect q ther own
Dr. Kings Dspensary ID Nc. 3 DeGdercs street, Sety
and sqnare, where be al diseases Of p .-Ae
GosoRaEk cured without naucious medicine or 'sfsees
from business. =. 4
sTRrTURss Of old or recent dzss eetuay cured n ~
DAYS operation which pain -
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no asS 100
nschiefand encermineT the consultation . .ee. =. =.
SYPHILIS, with eli the diseases Of ne rAln -
lect or bad treatment, enectuallg cured N
sKHKAL WEAKEEas. particular attention LAWS =.
this sssse 1d an t Consequences growing our OF u nreaht
in mary cases By The deltrue. - - I. - -
Youths and excessive indulgence q ne p.-7, - y
SEhcb ilF prds1rire he c0nsi iutons efA IN. - IN
a. - sejefy and causing premature CID asa
,sIss ~ nav b. isbasiug VIII any d1caly Of ne "onb
nav rest assured Of inInei.ats reiiei. .,s g., =,
5000 o Dr. A. King. Ne 2 Oeadeck street.,
$50, vii have the neoeassfy neGne sent 70 aeir
aecliouS strict seorecy observed. Cfca
Slols So aosslos N the morning ani In ths evening
Eayss. ls5s-ddslx ---------
a II o.T.oas assiroas of s'tiins psirOsgOod
"A Kid Gloves fOrseventy-Tivs Cents,
win do well . Gall soona at
Horgfsia3 GHnsrash'. Fancy store,
No e chsrrz Street.
s,s':, :s:s.s a.. ~ P''' E''s' v ': .,
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THE LOUISVILLE PAPERS received daily By
HAeAN 4 JOHNSON
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BRADAS & SCHOLTZ,
Candy Manu- facturers
Importers AID Wholesale Dealers in
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LIQUORS, GROCERIES, DC, &c,
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

thousands that they are no longer to be
trusted By men who have no intention OF
deserting to the enemy. Hence we, find I,
that sundry excellent democraica papers
which held back for awhile are beginnine 8
to come boldly into ths arena, sHd that
others which have been eouhted on the
anti Lecomplon side. show no favor to such
meetings as the Columbus State Conven-
tion.--[ohio Eagle. March lS. 1858.
ARRAY OF ANri-LEooNProN ORAToRs.-
The Chicago Times says that the following
distinguished gentlemen will be engaged
during the present year in siumping the
State Of Illinois. 10 opposition to the ad'
ministraiion party = Gov. Wise Of Va: Gov
Walker. the Hon. F. p. Stanton, ]. J.Crit
leudch. Col. Forney, the Hon. H. P Payne
O: the Hon. S. s. Cox. Ohio; the Hon. B
NJ. Summers. lows; the Hon. E. G RyaI
aad James B. Cross, Wis; Henry Wilson
Mass; Gov. Seward and Preston King.N
Y; Simon Cameron. Pa; Gov. Grimes
Iowa; Gov. Bingham, Mich; Gov. 0has'
and ]. R. Giddings, Ohio, and many others
The above array Of opposition contains
all the factious isms known. Seven anti
Lecompton Democrats. Ten Black Repub
licsns. and one K. Nothing. Black Re
publicanism. Know Nothingism, and th'
bogus democracy, Douelasism, are to jDiI
in one common brotherhood, against th'
true democracy. What do you think Of ]
Democrats of Fairfield. Stephen A. Doug
las, H. B. Payne and s. s. Cox. are TO eu
brace and go into The next contest, shoul
der to shoulder to shoulder, with W. S
Seward, Gov. Chase and old Josh. 3 Gid
dings, three Of the most Tabid Abolitionist
10 the Union. IN opposition to the Admin
istraiion Of James Buchanan and the ma
tiopsl Democratic party. Mark the trai
tors l-[ohio Eagle. April 10. 1858.
i AN INCIDENT. One poor mistaken ma
whose better and SUMMER days were passe
with the Democracy, but who unfortunate
Ily. was csioled into the Know Nothin
conspiracy, whose ghost has haunted bir
night and day ever since, writbing unde
the lsshing of conscience, and anxious
End place where momsntary excitemeu
might, for the time. blot out the remem
brSuce Of past transgressio1s, wadly rush
ed into the ranks OF the "anti- Lecompto
party" which is here composed Of Blac
Republicans. Know Nothings. disaffecte
Democrats, ~ Free Sellers, Free Lovers
&c.. "a nice mix for decent man to g
into. isn't it = and was by them made
candidate for Township Trustree, BY ther
elected. by them rendered slighRy Oblivion
q by them left to be taken care Of by somt
body else. While 10 this condition he WI
asked how many votes he bad received :
His reply was pertinent aud characteristic
J "D-n the votes, / am getting con sick'
, and con n.sioker." Truly the way Of Il
transgressor is d.-[ohio Eagle, Apr
l5, 1858.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
Inflamation of the EYes. i.

Like all heF,inhammation is caused BY impurity
OF the blood, which causes ali eruptite diseases as
Salt Rheum, Eeuryy, Boils, Sores, Ulcers, &c. Tho
blood being unheaihy, and OF ntmpure nature, also
occasions nropsies The blood becoming obstFueted
In the veins, the watety paIt o. the blood in eonSe
81 Is the result Many times Ii Is occdsioned by im
proper former disease and the ves-
sells being diled BY sefous h1moFs instead Of blood -
Free excavations by pills. open the passage into
the bladder and carry on Che corrupted fumofs and
renew them with pure health blood which win drive
out OF he body all tvgether with erup-
will be shield 70 every form OF disease TO guard and
keep you from the cold graspng hand Of death, and
canse life and strength 10 and the eountenance
10 brighten with bloom Of beauty and health.
Dr.. Morses Indian Root Pa are sold by all deal n
In Medicines. ..t..s.iA October. q, I650--imQ3