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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

The author Of "Cbilde Harold" while in Italy,
had helmet made for his own in the battle field
Of Greece That indenticsl article which must have
covered the brain Of the great poet ''many time
and of. !" is nov the ornament Of house in South
Boston 1t is so small that nine heads out Of ten
trying Il on would more than tltit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11
ORE. KENt5's DASPENSARR
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

f$ Dr. King, formerly ofNeE York, Tor the Last
sS-~S years Of Louisville keutueky and who has de-
voted Lis attention the treatment Of private diseases r
thirty years, Raers himself having attended prc ice FOR
angeured thousands, he enabled
ali diseases Of private matter how bal gy
from Id uc0us mgcal treatment from negdct q their
DR.. King Dpensar is No. - Deaerick ciEecr
Cherry and the square, where he all diseases private
nature
from business.
5TRoRuREs Of old recent date, enctually
avs, operation which pain. Sreturs
exists, health cannot DO enjoyed. Perhaps causes
mischief sud undermines The constitution much
SYPHILIS, with all The diseases Of the skin, GROWN neg
leet bad treatment, be enrcfually cured sys
SEa1SkL WEkEsks, particular attention having been Vs 10
this disease and all the growing ous Of H. bonh
many By the destructive habits Of inconsiIfs
Youths and excessive indulgence q the passions, neglect
which will undermine the constitution, eng subject up6t
Tor business socisy, and causing premature old age
Females who may he abong with any dcuy Or the WON'T
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and their eese. win
fee enclosed, directed 10 Dr. A. King No. . Deack street.
Nashville, Tennessee will have the Necessary medicine sent 70
their address, with directions Strict secrecy observed
Once hours from O'Clock in the morning until Bin the sysuin
may 23-d&LWlY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

A little gentleman aged 10 years, and little lady
aged II years, who at school together at Alba
ny, n. Y arrived ct Utica ON Sunday morning, hay
ing sloped from home With the intention Of being
made one flesh The father Of the boy arrived in
time to prevent this coRsummstion, and took the
couple home, where The little girl was shut up in
dark closet, and the little boy soundly WHIPPED and
their ardent lore thus brought to sudde and I'M
happy Termination
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THu srCKLEs AND KEY TRAeEpr.-The Washing

TIE SICKLEs AND KEY TRAGEgT.-The Washing
ton Star of the 9th says:
Officer Ginnity yesterday visited Mrs. sickles to
see il he could identify her as lady he had in
company with Mr.. Key, few days previous to his
Geeease, walking in the northern part Of the city,
near Fourteenth street. He identified her at once,
snd she recognized him, and alluded to the oircum>
stance that Mr.. Key had at the time called officer
G's attention to some violation Of the law by boy
Who was driving horse upon the pavement. Mrs.
Sickles appeared 10 be very much depressed in
spirit expressed any surprise in view of the Of
feer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

UNUsUAL SCENE IN VIRGRIA.-In Fincastle, Va,
on the I'D Of February, company of about dos
en- women marched up to drinking saloon with the
intention Of destroying it, After arriving at the
house, their courage failed, and they cOntented
themselves with giving the proprietor ''lecture "
The individual in question took it very cOoly. mere
" inviting them TO call again when they had time,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

SALE or BLooMER PANTs.-Mr. James W. Hoyt,
Collector for the town of Waikiki, N. Y has At
tschSd and offers for SALE "a pair of Bloomer pant,
the property OF Mrs DR.. Ladie Ssyer Hasbrouck,
in satisfaction for taxes due said town by the lady
dOeter. Mrs. H. denies the right to take without
granting the privilege TO vote.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11
REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK a co.

HAVE removed their Book Rindery and
Blank Book Msuufaetory the Baptist Publishing House.
next house below Douglass Co., north Market So
I'd door from the squsreand will glad their old
customers and invite that line
prepared to make Blank Books in the best any
given pattern. Particular attention will be paid Binding
Of Periodicals anil old Books Our prices low
lowest The style Of work be the Bndry Store
Union Street Books left either place will receive immediate
attention. fsblflnsdtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

The Arkansaw, Little Rock and New Orleans
packet, and having on board l, 500 bales cotton
took DIRE on Saturday week while lying at Johnson's
landing, on the Arkansas Through the active ex-
ertions Of her officers and crew the flames we're exN
tingushed, after causing but slight damage to the
boat and consuming shout twelve bales Of cotton.
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ETNA COAL.

FINE supply Of this economical Coal, hand
IA at the Etna Coal Yard back Of the Nashville and Chats
noOgs Railroad Depot and selling the following low prices
Large Lump and Round Coal X per bush S5Oper
Mixed Large and Fine do 20 do Dc 90 do
Fine DO I6 do do or 4D do
Try and you viii convinced the best coal in
market. idec3l-d ly-2dpgl s. J. AGNEW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

" A. COOPER begs respectfully to call the attention Of his
friends and the public generally, that he has been APP
pointed the sole in Nashville for r. r. RldnpS
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all to be
superior Oanythng ogere comprising all the require
for perectng the culinary in all its manehes being
also great economs of fuel and for netness and comfort
stands unrivalled Give call and judi for yourselves
Ii. A. COOPER. agent, Plumber, &c,
No. Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Copper Tin, Sheet Iron Ware and deal
kinds of Stoves Baths Closets Washbows &c &c
mhII-d6n
LADIES' SALE.
ENRUTCHER co. will sell this evening at o'clock, line
J Of FANCY GOODS, expressly for the ladies.
mill.
NOTICE.
1.-TWO Boys 10 years old to hire for the balance Of the
Il year. H. H. HAYES & co.
mill.
NOTICE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

On nnA LBS Of wen cured and we'll trimmed Bacon,
GBUsUOO hog round, for which will pay 9& exc
hog round 10 so for sides 200 barrels prime Lard
II cents delivered at warehouse In Nashville.
Also, 80 oJ bushels Of prime Wheat for which viii psy
FROM 81 to 10, viii buy qualities their value Tbs
above q wanted Immediately to fill orders
fsBaT 4 g. FRENCH SON
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NOTICE
80; u E5
TO PAssENGERS

PASSENGERS TRAINS running the Nashville and Chat
tanoOga Railroad will leave the Depot Nashville the
minute in the Schedule OWt: 100 A. u. and P.
M order prevent confusion the ticket Office at the
starting, Passengers respectfully requested
their tickets advance Of the and that s
be the Ticket Agent wall bs in his office hour
before the departure Of each train f. W. COLE,
mil lent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

Democratic NoMINATIoS We find in he Shelby
vile True Union he proceedings of a Democratic
Convention held at that place on Saturday, the 5h
inst. After the object for which the Convention
had assembled was stated by the President, the
names of Col. ]. NJ johnson and S. H Whitthorne
ESQ.,, were put in nomination as candidates for the
State Senate. After few pertinent and Well-tmed
remarks from Mr.. WhitthOrue, he declined having
his name mentioned in connection with the posilion
whereupOn Col. johnson was unanimously nominated
as the Democratic candidate for State Senator, to
represent the counties Of Bedford and Marshall in
the next Legislature. Barclay MaEtin jun, was
nominated to represent Bedford, and the meeting
ratified the nomination Of VIM. r. DOsk with una
nimity as candidate for Joint Representative of Bed
ford and Rutherford. We are pleased to learn that
our Bedford friends sre very sanguine of carrying
the county for the democratic ticket. The majority
against them at the last election was only thirty
two.
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CARDIAC REPOSI TORY,
p p. p r C. X
CORNER CHERRY AND DEADERICK ST
80 ~ So

go 80 $50
INVITE ATTENTION TO THE LARGEST
Il and most elegant assortment Of
CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS and BBGG4EB
the Southwest Nest my Northern Work made
to order by Brewster Of New York. house Of forty stand
ing and whose work in the United States
where.
Especial attention is invited to my stock Of Light
New York Bugges which warranted
when overloaded Of the Bugges
HOME DEPARTMENT..
lam constantly making Buggies, RoekRWay School Cabs
which equal any, and prepared class
workmen 20 do all kinds OF repairing ALI work fully guaranteed
febl0-a
Rooms 10 Rent.
GSEVERAL handsome second and third
- stories Of the Union and American Rock corner Cherry
and Spring streets Apply to J. o. Griffith the Union
american Office or 70 (mhD w. T. COOPER.
Great Bargains.
early application will sell great bargaia In
4 brick house and lot in
HARDINGsS ADDITION
70 Nashville The house contains six rooms, commands Hs
view Of the city, &c.
We have also for sale large number Of the
Most Desirable Residences I'm the City
and vicinity Besides many Of the best Ea u and al
joining counties Alss bre supply the uumprovsd
lots in the city and different additions
disposed to purchase real
e sell great bargains.
mM J. L. &. r. W. BROWN.
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HENDERSON BROTuERs.
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
TEAM AND GAS FITTER

STEAM AND GAS FITTERs
10, Deaderick street., Nashville.
I'VE have hand and Tor sale, Sheet Lead Lead Pipe Baths
w Water Closets, Wash stands, Lift and Force Pumps
Hose, Hyants, Block Tin, Gas Fixtures Wrought Iron Ppes
for 4r Gas and steam, from inch up to WO inch Also,
Globe Valves, Check Valves Connecting Cocks Air Coeks
Fittings Of every description suit the Parties IN
the country have pipes cut and screwed Ry sending
iusa
IL Agents for HarrsoAs patent Coal and Wood Cooking
decIa 49,
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EdgefeId and kentucky Railroad
STOCK HOLDERS mEErENa

TUE regular annual meeting sf the Stockholders Of Ea
hsld and Kentucky Railroad Company viii 5s s
once Of the Company IN Nashville THURSDAY, he 3ist
for the election Of Directors, and Tie Of other
busiusss. " 3. A. RAMSEY
mhsdaSw3tI ssestsIy
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Christian VaupfI

NAIOlLD inform his friends and the public generally a.
Wv mat he has Ell 10 y Church street. two ~
he pleased 10 his customers.
Boots and shoes Made to order
and warranted 10 give satisfaction keIans ue,ty
at notice rBh4-.fip,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11
Old DOminiOn Coffee Pot
OnO OLD DOMINION TEA AND COFFEE POTS at
ENUV duced prices.

OAA OLD DOMINION TEA AND COFFEE POTS at re.
NNDND duced prices
500 PLANTERS HOES Of every size and weight
100 CILDRENS CARRIAGES Of different Styles at very
small advance eastern prices
20 DIFFERENT STYLES OF PLATED BRITANNIA CAS-
TORS with pressed bottles from dollar and upward
IS DIFFERENT SIZES AND STYLES Of Plated, Britannia
Psnhed Japanned Tin Iron and Brass Candeks suitable
FOR the parlor or bed ROOM
20 CHAMBER SETTS from different manufacturers In Eu
4 large assortment of BIRD CAGES, BREEDING CAGES
and NESTS, expected hourly
A ,rety Of RATTAN ROCKING, SEWING and ELBOW
CHAIRS.
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES.
COAL OIL LAMPS, but the best patterns, which al
warrant.
BATHING TUBS, all sizes
GARDENING TOOLS Flower Scissors Pruning Hooks, TroW
els, Reels, Budding Knives
500 different Flower Seeds, from Bliss Nurseries.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
milo. No. u College Street
FOR RENT
ROOM on Cherry sh eet suitable Office sleeping
"A rented for the remainder Of the Apply
At Ills Office. mhIN.
CLOVER SEED AND OATS.
EETE have In and will sell low
w rs bags PennSy lEania Clover Seed;
200 DO prime Oats
mhlO. HUGH MCRB4 4 co.
sI25 REWARD.
WILL pay Of SIS the delivery Of
III man, MALINDA, who away early in the morning OF
March 3D. from residence the Lebanon Turnpike ROAD
MaDda is 81 Of OF COLOR has tck lips and
straight hair high weighs 100 to 4O pounds
speaks and has look. She striped cot
dress yellow bonnse also took most of her clothing
will give further reward of 100 for the thief upon conviction
Any person finding her get the reward by bringing her to
at the Post Office
mhlG-dtf. I. y AcNlSH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

METROPOLITAN
EATIN HOrU s E.
YWyHE Proprietor begs to inform the citizens Nashville and
the public generally, has, considerable expenss
httcl up the store houses on the corner Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,


NEW YORK STYLE.
purposes having regular Bill Of Fare with prices attached
% that he can both pockets appes
customers charge for than they This has been
needed in city, and he hopes by strict attention his business
merit public patronage. lie feels certain Of with his
the immortal FIJI in the ktchen @ will furnish
public dinners at the shortest notice. BE also kegs hand
large stock OF
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO WINES AND LIQUORS
Call and examine the Metropolitan.
mhIl-dlY. j. MOJkH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

ET7E il receipt Of Spring Goods, and are
w prepared 70 oder to friends and The generally
WHOLESALE, Of he desirable Dry (ooas
Ready Made Clothing &C. ever brought TO this Market
snail advance cost for cash. punctuaI dealers
We shall great pleasure showing thsru and invite those
visiting market 10 give call examine our oods and
PEiess- ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO
tshR4-aa
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NEW CLASS IN
PHONOGRAPHYl
Will commence TUESDAY, the sth inst, with
MIR. BEAR,
Al ~ n,clnck psasn calI ,r "a. Mr. ID Lr. .h.t ~
IN PENMANSHIP!

New pupils receiving daily. Those Who hve
full their learn, vii ud Mr. d attended
with the success, it hiss had FOR The last twenty yeAr
mh6
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then with shame and the old ladies have since be-
cane quieted from their alarm abousgthe Pope, and
are as happy in the enjoyment Of their religious
privileges as Of yOre.
Great as Is the credulity Of the peOple-liabie as
We are TO listen to every imposter-one would sup~
pose that the enormous tax which Know Nothing
ism imposed upon it would be sufficient to exhaust
their fOrbearance at least for years TO come
But not 60 with the Opposition--they are ready to
try il again; and in less time than it takes for
tailor TO change the cut of his coats, they have
donned themselves in new clothes, have cORjured
up new devices, and are advertising extensively to
the over~cr edulous and curious world TO come in
and be done for. BONERR, of the New York Ledger,
and Swan. the lottery man, are not a circumstance
to them in the way of extravagaut grandilo>
quent putting The country is in debt by means
Of extrayagant legislation, flor all of which they
voted and they are going relieve the country by
put ing the Democratic party out OF lower, ana
III smselves in. The country requires sn econeml~
cal administration, to secure which they will turn
cut the party that is opposed to Pacific Railroads
and extravagans mail service, and PUT in those Who
are in favor Of taxing the people with high pros
tectiVe tariff, a means to build railroads. support
the State governments and carry cut every extrav-
agant enterprise that has been projected, for we
say, without fear Of contradiction, that no such eu-
terprise has passed Congress for which minority o!
the Opposition have not voted The country netd=
quiet from the slavery agitation sndthey are going
to put down such msn as Buchanan, CAss, and
TOUoT, and put in their stead such men IS SEWARD
| HALE, Boris. BELL & Co. The country needs TO be
purged from the corruptiOns of bad men, and to
that end we ore invited to affiliate with Ton Goa
| WIN and o. B. MATrERsoE
We cannot now discuss the enO su,h pro
positions. Whatever may be the credulity of the
public, our old enemy have over sized the dose this
time, both in quality and quantity. 1t es not re-
qure to be smelt nor tasted the stomaehe sicken:
st the very looks Of it. 1t is cheat that "smells
to heaven" and every honest noee in christendom
will be turned up at it before another election
| Away with ii; away with il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

Mon or FRANCE AND ENGLAND-The English
papers publish the details of the project of Mr..
Charles Boyd, for uniting England and France fy
gigantic tubular bridge across the channel be-
tween Dover aud Cape Grinez, the nearest points
oi tie opposite coass. In order to afford a pas
say" tor vessels Of the largest size the bridge
would rr,t On one sidc tho cliffs of Do.er, and
on the other on TIE cliffs Of Cape Grinez, tho
Frcueh abGtment' hring raised one hundred and
hity-hrec feet higher than the English, to cont
rensnte for the difference of elevation of the cliffs
The bridge would he supported by one hundred
and ninety towers mt II distance of five hundred
feet npnrt each having II light to guide vessels at
night and an alarm hell for warning in fogs
The greatest depth of the channel, on the line
proposed, - ono hundred and eghty-six feet
The bridge would have two or more ilways,
which. it is estimated, could be traycrscd in TWEEN
ts minutes aud it would be 81 built "a to Admit
the light of day being lighted Mt night by gas.
In order 10 prevent all fear of INVASION the pro-
lector proposes that each end Of tho bridge shall
be commanded by strong battery. The towers.
which would he one hundrrd icot in diameter and
two hundred and sixty feet high, would rest on
colossal ha>"s. three hundred feet square at the
bottom, one hundred and fifty feet square Mt tho
top rising to u height Of forty feet aJoye tho
watcr-lorm"l of blocks Of granite un,tcd by iron
bnrs, Thr elevation "i tho tops Of the towers
would thus he three hundred feet above The sur.
face Of the water. MIR. Boyd estimates ,nat the
utmost possible cost of the bridge at ESQ 100000.
but thinks it could be built for half that sum- and
that the whole cost would be reimbursed to the
conrln, III eight Years. This project seems to
promise much better success lan that of Mr. Ga
monl. who lropo>os To- build II tunnel under the
channel 1T cost of only EI.oO0.OO0
tt
PRorlr>mr. lirr Di>nKrRAnIr BUSINESS
Two men William Whntley md Dr. T. IL. Brassep
hnsc OF late madc II business Of going into the
counties "iGcnrglu examining the country records
10 iol whnt farmer has given in too low mn est
mate oihs property and then informing on him
getting Slo on otery 500 that the estimate was
too low. They malo $4,000 out OF one county
Cobb in tins way. They entered Morgan county
la week IA tho pursuit Of their calling but tho
citizens r,u ny delegation To escort the interlo-
pers ont H towntp the music OF drums gongs'
kettle, rrcrlcla. Brasscl left in advance OF tho
music, but Whlll'} submitted to the escor, with
becoming resignation.
THr GHArr ot IIuiAM.---A London correspon-
dent, speaking of the death of lnllam, tho disin-
guishad Engl "a i .,tprian, makes the suhoined
reference 10 the lace Of his burial Says the
writer:
"llallam tho historian was buried on the 28th
ull., III lonely church,ard, u rocky hill. at
Cle,rdoo. suloersctshire. which ovcrlooks the
stormy E.i,toI tbannrl The place is wild and
romante. Law II wel--and the remains of
llnllam will renI"r that seawashel cemetery
classic gtuunl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

JUDICIAL DlGNirY IN FLoRIpA.-,A queer judi
cal proceeding has lately come off in Florida.
Judge Pearson, one of the Associate Justices of
the Supreme Court of Florida, was absent at late
session of the Court in Tallahassee, and we un-
lerstand that Chief Justice Bazcll issued a writ
mud placed it in the hands of the Sheriff, direct
ing him to proceed to the residence of Justice
Pearson, arrest him aud bring him before the
Chief Justice. The Sheriff obeyed instructions
went to Judge Pearson, and told him his business,
whereupon, Judge P. very quietly told him he
could order him to prison for contempt, but wou1d
not do so under the circumstances, and requested
him to tell Chief Justice Batzell he would come
to Tallahassee at his convenience. We should be
glad to hear moro of this novel proceeding. g.-Ka-
ron Telegraph, 5M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04
BY CHARLES Y. SUTTON.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

Ayers Cathartic Pills.

UHE i.nccs OF Chemistry aud Medicine been xed
produce this best most perfect purgative
have virtues which In excellence II.
binary cncs aud that they win unprocedenteiy
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of the body the distractions of
organs putty the blood aud expe disease They purge
foul which breed and dlstemper. stLn
uggis dsrdered into their natural action
art healtty the whole Not only
they complaints of body but also
formda dangerous diseases that have baied the
Of human skill While they produce powerful effects they
the diminished doses the safest and best physc
heng purely table from
any Cures have been made which snrpass be
lief they not substsn'iae by men OF such exalted p
ton and character to forbid the suspicion OF nnuh My
crrgymcn and scians have lent their 70
certify public the reliability of my remedies ~hie o.h
ers of their con' rton tna my
Pre- immensely to the reiief Oh my ant
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The AGENT below named pleased to furnish gratis my
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fr, m of the body obstructions Of It's funcona
put by unprineipled dealers with other
pill they mako profit Ask for AYERS PILLS and
take nothing No other they give compares with
s in It's intrinsic value curative powers The
the there them. and they should have IT,
Prepared by DIR. j. G.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
PRICE rs CTS. PER BOX. FIVE BOXES FOR sl.
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CONCENTRATES LYE.-A Isrv sssek ef
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