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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-25

WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-GoY Wise, in his Richmond
speech, says he has bushel of Capt. Browns cor
respondenee, but not all of it, carpet bag full of
them were carried to Baltimore and improperly
used. The letters in his possession proved that
prominent men at the North were implicated in the
affair. Whether sister States in the North viii
allow such men TO remain among them unrebuketl
and unpunshed, remains to be seen. II any one
should smuggle off GerPit Smith some night and
bring him 10 me, Yolld read him moral lecture
and then send him hack home. He had remained at
Harper's Ferry to prevent the application of lynch
law in Virginia. There was no question OF juPisiic-
ton 70 be settled he had made up his mind fully
and after determining that the prisoners should be
tried in Virginia he would not have Obeyed an or
der to the contrary from the United States.
He was ready to weep when he heard that the
outlaws comprised only twelve men, and that they
had taken the town in ten minutes. There was no
cowardice the part of the people there, because
their unguarded citizens were prisoners; but he
told them that they had made mistake, aud if Gen
eral Washington had been prisoner and his life
mpePiled by attack, he would have risked his
own and others lives well, in making attack
without delay This Kansas border rutfian made
great mistake as to the disposition of slaves to his
standard The abolitionists cannot comprehend
that they are held among US by a patriarchial
tenure.
Governor Wise urged the Importance Of organic
ing military force throughout the STATE and ex-
eroisng vigilance 20 guard against the disgrace Of
similar surprise.
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.,l Paalor ana tne bar-room and in innup,erabla
y1nst NJ, ways nave been made 90 think and ~ -;
mhen the hour comes. therefore thew will NOT ~
%to91d % either 50 incapable on SO docile as tbe l
holders seem 10 suppose 'ii- Si"' We
but what condition Of society Is that i; hi,
ohe-haif the population constantly nenaces tb ~
Sr hah WIth civil war and murtler-ip ,rbicI, -
leaalhg classes go to sleep every night carels =
may Deoyer the crater Ofav olcanO and in which The
dangers do not lessen, in other societies with time
put grow with It's growth until an explosion becomes
as as inevitable as the eruptions Of Etna or VesuvIDs
nlat eondluon Of society to be extended over tho
virgin territories Of the West-the seat of opr f,
tnre empire-and for which politicians shopll cIn,
fight. ''''OeS shouiu
How insane the policy which would reeruitand ex-
tend this form OF social existence even while it is BE-
coming unHanageable it is Open the gates to the
slave trade, cry the SoGterners, who are as great
fanatics as Brown. tap the copiOus resources Of
rca let new millions Of blacks be added to the enor-
nous number that now cultivate our fields. let the
alarming dspropOrtiOn between them and the whites
be increased, it is blessed institution and we can,
not have too much of it! But while they speak The
toesn sounds, the blacks are in arms, their houses
are in flames, their wives and children driven into
exile or killed, and fearful servile war stretches
Its horrors years That is the blessed institu-
ton you ask US to foster, and spread, and worship
and foF the ssks Of which you even spout your impo
tent threats against the grand edice of the Union
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The Ahnrin.n PIC,

We present below from the Washington Union ar
anonymous letter received by Gov FLOYD, Secretary
of War; in August last which throws food of light
upon this otherwise mysterious and unaccountable
affair. Ordinarily no importance should be attached
to such anonymous communications and it was with
this feeling that the Secretary of War; at the time
be received it. laid it aside as unworthy of serious
consideration. The developments now, however, at
Harpers Ferry, give peculiar significance to this
ANONYMOUS letter. Tho wonderful conformity Of
what has transpired to the programme which the
letter announced leaves no doubt that the writer
was familiar with the plan, and honestly sought to
place the Government in possession Of il. As far
as it permitted to proceed it evidently con-
ueted upon that plan. The conclusion is too clear
for doubt that the arrangements for this infamous
outbreak were far more extensive than might other
wise have been supposed Fortunately for the peace
and quiet Of the country, the failure Of tie oonspi-
rators to perfect their plans and the prompt and
efficient action Of the Government, have successfully
arrested and put down this infamous, and, under
less fortunate circumstances, dangerous movement.
CINCINNATI August 10th.
SIR: have lately recsiYed information of am0ve-
ment Of great importance that feel 1t to be my
have discovered the existence of secret asso-
citation having for its object the liberation of the
slaves at the South by general ipsurTectOn. The
leader of the movement is 'old John BBoWn," late
OF Kansas He has been in Canada during the win
ter. drilling the negroes there, and they are only
waiting his word to start for the South assist the
slaves. They have Of their leading men Ia white
man in an armOPy in Maryland. Where it is situat-
ed have not been able to Learn As soon as every
thing is ready. those OF theiP number Who are N
the Northern States and Canada are to come IL small
companies to their rendezvous, Whleh Is IN lpe
mountains in Virginia. They will pass down through
Pennsylvania and Maryland. and enter Vir2Gnia ~
EaTpers Ferry, Blown left the North about three
or four weeks ago, and viii arm the negroes and
strike the blow in a few weeks, that whatever is
done must be done at once. They have a large guam
tity Of arms at their rendezvous, and are probably
distributing them already
As | am not fully in their confidence, this is all
the information ! can give you dare not sign my
name to this but trust you will not disregard the
warning on that account
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Arrest Of an IpsurreetionIst.

CARLISLE, Pa. Oct. ga man, supposedtO be Capt.
Cook of the Harper's Ferry insurrection. ar
rested here at noon to-day He answers the des-
cription and was the same man seen in Chambers
burg talking with Mrs. Cook yesterday. He was
armed heavily. He is now having hearing
Later-The man arrested on the charge OF murder,
as being participant in the insurPection at Harp
ers Ferry. is now supposed not to be Cook, but to
be one Of his party He Is the man from, whom a
Sharpes rifle was yesterday taken at Chambers
burg, who was with Mrs. Cook.
Upon arresting him he endeavOred TO resist but
was overpOwered He had on his person three re-
yolvePs and two bowie knives. He has been com
mitted to prison for further hearing This man is
taller than the published description makes Cock
he has the appearance of desperate man. ready for
any enterprise, He refused at his hearing 70 an
sweF any question:
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The rutesof freight any point in the West by Pcanqy
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To Nashvill and all Stations Nashville 4 Chattanoox
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GREAT REDUCTION

r r Il I q Fl II
I'D ETWEEN Nashv Memphis and Knoxyille and st,,ioas
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Third DO Forty seven cents per one hundred pounIa.
F0urh do ThiTty-fye do do
Rates cents per huRde pounds between Memphis nd
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road.
Firsb Glass; ninety Eve cents per hundred pounds;
Second Class, ninety i've cents per hundred pounds;
Third Class seventy cents per hundred pounds
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DaIy's Aromatic valley whiskey.

II pronounced by judges Re ee from all deeerou
foreign subs and a shOGFd take e dc
Of all poisonous iDietUTeS which exerse so unwholesom
upon those tm where they are consume
The noxious beverages that generally intended 70
KhiSkey an imposition a
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Agricultural implements burning fluids, owners risk Of a-
agt baskets, twice first class rates; batting. blinds bonnsts
hooks; and Shoes bread buffalo robes brushes ana brOo
pressed camphine at owners Of leakage cr-
boys acid ether chemicals double first class rates: cabinet
ware knocsed cow and we'll boxed. arst class rates; cards. car
uen confectionery, chairs, boxed, class rat-s
cigars boxed and strapped ca in mats caps: and
Stoves clocks and weights; copper and brass vessels; demohns,
@ twice rst class rates. drugs n bales and boxes;
d in boxes, bales and tunka. furniture, up boxed
twice t class rates. furniture knocked down we'll
first class rates. farm wagons, IN ne-es feathers urs, hEs
dTus fish, eh garden SEEDS glassware, window glass, gTapes
n kegs hats and caps, hides dry loose household goods
furniture well boxed hair, in scks ink, indigo; india ruler
goods eather oose liquor in glass; lemons sacked lookn
glasses, hoze tEics first class machinery, naases
twice moudings and picture rames MaIs and
rugs medicines, muskets marble, wrought, owners risks
and tubs In musical inatraments mineral
water in glass; nuts in bags oysters Kegs and cans; Oranges
sace oil in glass; hangngs, not boxed; preserves
glass az oFner risk pickles in glass; al owners , rain leaf
printing prs piano ortes, owners porter and
glass; paintings pictures boxed; rattan russia
thirty and half first class rates; stationery; scys
and scale beans notboxed sehs boxe twice kasa
owners risk; sweet potatoes sizing,
pipe spirits tupenns plates st sEners risk swing
chimes trunks, tnWaTe boxed trees and shrubbery hle1 "a
owners risk and half first class tEne; boxeds
umbrellas veueerng, boxed, varnh wagons, ehildsn
boxed twice first class rates; and hobby h0r
hONed half rst class rates. in boxes
whips, haeones, Wheeha0Es; wooden fe
willow ware, twice hrst class wool.
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CE.ANNlFICATION.
FIRST CLASS.

Spirits Of turpeHtine, eaphne, buTainE aus anE vah
will only he takenat owners risk.
GunpoHder and friction matches, and other comhuse art
ees will be charged local Rosd aud only AZ
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ylasbbale dnion anS 9mtritan.
Daily IS; Tri-weshiY So; weekly 81.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
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DaIy's Aromatic valley WhIskeys
From The GdlgestOR Era
hesitation pronouncng equa superior,
to any We have ever drank.
DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From tie Memphis Daily Eagle d Enquirer.
It has been pronounced by the highest scientific and medical
authority and healthy stimusn entirely free from dele
terous admxture recommend with perfect confidence
to those require alcoholic stmuant for medical par
poses ''DaIys Valley Whsksy is superior Gin, Cordial
Brandy, Port and Madeira Wines and indeed all other
varieties spirits which sold in this market, for not OF
them cen found in state No intelligent physician
would lave rashness prescribe sport Wine" French
Brandy for patient patent to all the world that they
ere had except by base compounds in the Mississippi
Valley.
would recommend it suitable for medicinal and public
poses. ChAs. 1. JAChSoN,
Its without any deleterous admixture
JAS. R. OHILTON, M. D., New York.
Entirely free from aduerang ingredients, frequently
psed JAS. J. MAPES, New York
~ Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
ty buy the Va ley Whskey sold by the bottle aud case
only. -, v-,,,. nm' II D1itl'
Sole Proprietor.
sep2i-d3m
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WNR. STGCKEEL,
Pl AIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
WHOLESALE RETAIL pslrzR1 II
X 4 ID IL A U Lie MENTS
Plaster of Paris, PIaSterinx Hair, Fire
Bricks, Pire Clay,
TF.HFEA GOTTA CHIMNEY Tr0pS A. 1-EFz.
IRA GOTTA WARE GENEuAITV
No. II broadway, Between summer ana
Cherry Streets.
NASHVILLE TENNESSER,
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SECOND CLASS.

Antnony cruie apples, dried, baking powdsrs bed cords
bhs BELLS bottles birthstone in binders
burap, berries cotton waste chain cotton,
mpen Candles, cocoa, chocoste oofee ground
caps casa in bags boxes; china in
currants, dried; cutlery Char stuff In rough; copper plates,
sheets bolts pigs, wire nails copper bottOms cheess
casks clover and seed; crocFry In boxes and
barrels and bedford water in boxes harres
karTs domestic sheeting. shirtnE ticking
and dms original bales; duck drugs in casks; deer skins
pressed seed tax ted forks, hay and manure; ginger,
gum c0pai groceries assorted oEise specffe ed za
clover seed bydes, dry, in bales honey, hoes, hops herring
boxes hemp hoop and sheet; lea h In rolls boxes
liquor wood Hquorce lead, pipe bar and mahogany,
boa and plank marble slabs unEronght, owners risk;
pressed in bales nuts in barrels oum, 0coth paints
cans; palm leaf pressed; printers ink, kess
barrels; paper boxes aseboard peaches dried printing
per- pes in casks pepper paper hangngs Ia boxes; pickles in
pipes rubber springs, looe rubber packing
rasn strapped. in sacks; scyhe shOvels, spades, Soap;
spice starch, ~ arne in boxes sheep and other skins
bales hotiu bags scale
tobacco IN bales; tobacco cut in boxes barrels ypa
veneeng boxed wood in shapes we willow reeds in bundles;
wrapping payer yarn pressed and bale rolls and sheess-
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NUMBER 169.
TAR ANT,s

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ty 10 Eighty DOIIarO.

We have tried them in ou. Family find them Superior
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j. T. LORD, Agent,
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DaIy,s Aromatic valley whfskoy.
DaIy's Aromatic valley w

From the Georgian CHizeD.
pleasant stimusn peculiarly adapted to tn
invad who need pure tOc without of the al
cohOl cprincple.
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MOST EFFICIENT AND AGRFEABI.I
SAINE aREnrr.r
Spring am ,',1,l,, SSr,S, = ,-1,1 ,1S s,.s..

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FOURTH CLASS.

Anchors Alum barrels and hogseads; barrels
hoeads; bleaching salts, burr blocks; bayes;
bales; goldfish in tierces and boxes; wheels and s,
cemen chalk, csy, chain, cable. chain casks,
earth, paint eatthern and and hogsheas
ssted fence wire figs in casks and boxes -four in barrels
Sacks pipe; guano horse shoes in packages; rOn
Ind pg boilers and railroad Ton and rives
ing heavy tire; land plaster; molasses, mahogany
logs marble n block unwrought, sones IN rough nails and
spikes nail lead, copper iron, zinc in boxes bar
s pitch plaster, palm oil, putty; pressed in bales; s
rlroad chairs and spkes rosn; rigging rope, salt,
steel hoghea barrels and boxes;
barrels casks; n hurFr1
or casks scrap and leaf casks and hoghad tin,
tin in Pigs; terr aponica telegraph wire, talOW; Whng W
ter pipes wheat in we'll swed 0snaburg te4
bags; ZINC sheet in casks and cases. zinc in pigs
Tariff take effect the lst ay Of September l ana
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We have hesitation in pronouncng it equal not superi
to any we have drank.
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WHAT THE BLACK REPUBLICAN PRESS SAY OF I

WHAT THE BLACK REPUBLICAN PRESS SAY OF 1T.
We copy the following extract from the New York
Post. leading Black Republican paper of that city,
touching the recent Harper's Ferry insurrection,
that our readers may understand the tone in which
the press of that party disposed to treat this
,++o, Tho Post saws