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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

AUCTION SALE OF GOCERIES.
CARTER, WILLSFORD & Co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay Co, and P. Lanier.l
On Tuesday, February 22d, 1889,
VETB will for cash in front Of our Warehouse No. Mar
w ket street large Choice
leries. comprising part following articles, viz
100 hhds La Sugar, 100 boxes Tobacco, vars binds,
100 bags Rio Coffee 200 Cove Oysters,
% bags Laguyra Coffee, 200 boxes 30 Bar Soap,
50 bills New MOlasses 300 boxes Palm Soap,
50 y bbls Moasses. 100 boxes Foxes Starch.
50 bbs Crushed aud Powdered 100 Woods Starch
Sugar, 2UG dozen Broams,
300 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candles,
p bbls NewsOm do 100 boxes TalloW do
80 old Robertson County do so "a & y b5s Cranberres,
so old Rye Bourbon do 30 dozen Painted Buckets
25 y pipes Brandy, 100 boxes W r & Cheese.
. bblsNaer aad Buttsr Crack 25 bags Pepper,
ers, 3Dl reams Wrapping Paper,
100 kegs Nails, assoytedY 20 Sardines,
2O0OoO assorted Cigars.
With many other articles tedious mention.
We intend to sell the above goods without will
also, oez without limit lot Of very Virginia
Tobacco, manufactured BY Jas Thomas Jr, Of Richmond
CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO.,
feblB-d No. Market street
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COLLECTIONS OF
WEB SEEDS BY MAIL
FREE OF POSTAGE.
TREETr GzzEor AND CHOICE r4R1z71zs EoR !

TEE8TT SELECT AND CHOICE TARLETZES F0R 81
NOR tho accommodation Of those who love the euiYoH
h7Wers bet who reside distance where can
procured have selected the beautiful and snowy varstcs
each sort distinct 10 color, and calculated produce eject
Ehen planted out In beds the flower border
had each variety distinctly marked Eith the and Eues
height, time OF towering color the uWtr ana OK
growing whether trailing, the time should he so
and other yauabe hints its cultivation In selecting
varieties we have been careful to exclude ala which are ny
bloomers have Insignificant appearance, that The
tons viii comprise only those which really thowy hand
and which believe would The satisfaction
Of arg lady gentleman who might disposed order them
The collections will be ssnt free BY post part country
at the following prices
Assortment No. consists Of twenty choice variesties
Anntisls -.. ..-.-
q" No. consists % twenty choice varieties Of
Biennials and Pegennia Is. -. I GA
No. consists OF ten fine varieties OF
ANNALS and Perennials, embracing
many o. the and choicest Ia cui-
uTation.--..--- I
No. consists o. Eve very choice varieties
selected from Prize Flowers u Er-
hsh P1nsies. German Carunlion arl
Pic0iee Pinks, Yefbeuas, TrulTsnts
French, Astsrs and Double IIo ~
hooks, each Of which sold az >
cehts sing -----.----..s--.---.. / 20 -
ALIEN MACKENZIE
feble-lm. Il College street. Nashville
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Statement of the Condition of the New
York Life Insurance Company, the FIRST
day Of January, 1853, made conformity with the require.
nents of the law of Tennessee.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.
FOR PTTTSRUR1
DIR, KINGS DISP ENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

3 DR.. King, formerly Of New York for the last four
SSSS years Of Louisville, Kentucky who has de-
voted his attention to the treatment of private for over
thirty hatte himself having prac ice for
many years. aneur thousands enabled to cure
ali diseases OF private ure, matter how thgy may
from idjudicous mgG IIesmen from negldct Of their
Dr. Kings Dspnsary is No. % Dsaderck street.
Cherry and the Square, where he all Of private
nature
from business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date, cured in few
by operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps no disease
more mischief and undermines the constitution much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the growing out OF neg
ect bad treatment, be eGectually few day
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given IN
this disease and all the consequences growing ou of it,
in by the destructive habits of Inconsistency
Youths and excessive indulgence of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitutions rendering the subject un6t
for business society," and causing premature old age
Females who be laborng with any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing stating their Nth
fee enclosed, directed to Dr. A King No. % Deadrc street
Nashville, Tennessee, will have the necessary medicine sent 10
their address, with necessary directions secrecy observed
Once hours rem O'Clock in the morning until Gin the eyepin
23-d&wiy
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Fine Blooded Sfeck--Horses, Jacks, Zen
nets, Hogs and Cattle

Fine Bl0Oded SIeck--Horses, Jacks, Iens
netss Hogs and CattIes
FOR SALE,
the agent Of Dr. SHELBY WI offer At ublis sale on
N SATURDAY, the Oh day Of April next ali his thorough
bred s4iors Mares ss Jennets Hogs and cattle that
the pedees Of this stock in advertisements safely
say that they VIII how good blood any in the United States
viii MENTION moreover that the the year cid
stallion, Marx Young half brother to SOCKS, and yearlng
n ms ha Sister viii he offered Tbs sale viii take place
'ns gI lam, commencing At 10 oesck A NJ
IERaSAl sums under $50 cash. all under 500 four months
without interest.
Those may wish see and examine the stock &C. can ap
ply to MIR r. s. AeURRY Farm oe to mo at the oco
Of the Nashville Gas Light Company
sAny Of the zoVe mentioned Stock can be purchased at
ls8ls- a. WASHINGTON BARROW.
DISSOLUTION.
FENHE partnership existing undersigned as
by mutual The entire interest Of the other partners in
the business purchased Thomas Eakin who the
liabilities or the hfn and is alone authorized sign iquida
tions THOMAS EAKIN,
LESLIE ELLIS,
febl6. aAM. A. STRICKLER.
The notes. bOOks accounts will remain at the old stand
lDoW Abay Gibson & Col IN charge Of A. g. Adams for set
Element, whom those In will immediate
payment as longer Indulgence cannot be given
NTOTACE.--The partnership Of Campbell
Cobb is this day dissolved by limitation. ther party
authorized to use the name OF the firm in ligudatioD
feb H. 1882 J. COBB.
H. Campbell having purchased the interest OF ]. Cobb. will
continue the importing jobbing and rata business No. 40
North Market street,
Those wishing buy China Glass and QuesnsWare very cheap
tor cash. will please call. febl6-dtW.
Guns! GUNSlI GUNSiI--JuSt received, a
NJ few very ne Double and single Shot Guns Also, Colts
Aliens and Deinger Pistols that Will be sold very for cash
febl5. MCCALL & co.
6IAnPENTER'S AND COOPER,S TOOIS..-
just received large lot Of the above goods including
Hoops Knives Planes Saws Hstchets Augers &C. &C. which
we offer at reduced prices for cash.
febl6 MCCALL < co.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
MORRIS & RATION.
ON Wednesday Morning next, cad Feb.,
viii auction. complete cs Groceries
and Liquors, consisting in part as follows
40O hhds Sugar all grades, 50 do do do
800 bags choice Rio Coffee. lc0 kitsNos and 2.
900 bills and half bbls MOasses, leo boxes Goldfish
choice, 100 boxes Raisins.
100 packages Star Candles, 100 drums Pigs,
100 do Talow do . boxes Oranges;
200 boxes Soap, Is bags Almonds,
80 do Starch, 10 boxes Pecans,
900 dozen Painted Buckets, Is boxes Cove oysters,
81 dos Nests Tubs; 20 boxes Tobacco, various hrls,
% do Washboards, 5O,0O0 N Cigars. do do
Is do BrOoms, 50 hbis finegars,
$50 kegs Nails, assorted go bbs Tenn White Whisky
90 boxes Glassware, do 100 Plies Magnolia;
$50 Demljohns, assorted, 81 Il. Kim;
4Obbls No. 2, large Mackere 10 bills Gin.
febl7 MORRIS & sTRATTON
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Time sale Of Groceries, at Auction by
HARRIS, GORDON & COMPANY.
an TUESDAY next 02d 1854 we will offer for sale at
Auction,
500 hhds n. o. Sugar. az 50 bxs Langhorn & SONS
grades; Tobacco:
~ egs choice Rio Coffee 50 bxs Godwin's Rosebud
500 bills Deans Whisky; SO do Keene & Smiths IL
St0 bNs No ] Soap; 100 reels Cotton Rope;
100 do Star Candles; 50 bbs Vinegar:
800 bbls New Crop Molasses:
With many other article
TERMS.-AH srmS under $500 eash-all over S5OO sxtv
days Tor approved endorsed notes. payable in bank
febi6td HARRIS, GORDON 4 Co.
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Godsys Las Book with the Spring FASHIONS jas, received By
febI5 CuAs W SMITH
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Two supply the Fsnts Of Amateurs have just ons uu
b. r. Bliss ~ Springfield, supply Of hts choicest Flower
seeds, lining among hunrel different kind; ferte,
extra choice varieties, Asors 10 y distinct coors, nom flowers
raised ty Irnant, Of Versailles English Panss double o
yhocks Of 80 dihrrrat coors and varieties Also, few
the splendid Dfeiyfra Iscfabis, J Ls, re and white
The most elegant specimens Of the 6iad0t SC, &C.
febl6. MACKENZIE a MINCuIN.
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Old ENGLISH BOOks.

~ = III n = -
IT BERRY Co, have now IN store, seuroussous5aon
Of Old Books, VIZ:
Sos~oEhs Antiquities Of England ana WasBsssi arss
Antiquities q England and Wales vols folio, plates Smiths
antiquities Of Westminster the Ola Palace s. Stephens Chap
ell &C. v0I 4tO plate spee Hss,os OF Great Britain
VOL folio 53; syPe History o. the Life and Acts Of he
most Reverend Edward erinda First Bishop Of Lonos Ivo
folio sheIidan's Speeches, vols svO wrishts Mornings in
Bow Street, the Nswgats casnaar vol so the New New
gate Calendar. vols. svO; &C.
Together viii Ass 00lisstOu Of curious old Books
Just received By IT. BERRY & co,
febl5 Booksellers, Public so7ars.
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EEobertIohnSon. Esq.

Well said and true.
, 1859-12-16

B%Capt. John E. Cooke, one Of the
persons implicated with Brown in the Har-
peTs Ferry business, and who was Browns
Lieutenant on that occasion, is brother
in-law Of Governor Willard, the present
Democratic Governor Of Indiana. Upon
receiving intelligence Of Cooks late arrest
at Chambersburg, in Pennsylvania, and his
recruitment to Virginia for trial, the Cover.
nor started to CharlestOWn, the scene of the
trial, to see that his relative will have a
fair and impartial hearing. D. W. Vor.
hees, U. S. District Attorney for Indiana,
whom he employed to defend Cook, went
with him.
, 1859-12-16

PLANK MORTGAGES, neatly executed. for sale
, 1859-12-16

Goob Farm IN PoLmcs-The Demo.
cratic party has great object ia view and
great purposes TO accomplish Il holds in
rs grasp the destinies Of the Union, and
wields with its strong arm the protecting
Egis Of the constitution. Whatever af-
fects the organization Of this party, affects
the foundation Of our government and the
power BY which the temple Of our tribute
Is upheld.
Organization Is no less necessary and
consistent in the support Of Democratic
principles than in the support Of measures
connected with any other department Of
lie, military, civil, or religious And rec
reancy or bad faith IN oa0 Is as reprehensi-
ble and morally enlpable as in the other
What could an army do without disci-
pline--without a subscription and obedi-
enee 70 the articles Of var, on the part Of
the rank and Gle
What could banks, railroad and manu-
featuring companies, or any corporation do
without rules and regulations which should
be binding upon al concerned
What could q church accomplish in the
promrlgation Of the doctrines which it es-
poused without adherence, on the part Of
Us members, 70 its articles Of faith, is or.
dinanees and It's discipline I
We answer. absolutely nothing. Aud
% with the Democratic party, organization
Is vital, aud the support OF the organize
ticn Is support Of the principles Of the
party. \, 50
But many s. Sou are too stringent in
your advocacy ~ this organization, you
ought not TO seek TO bind men up to such
close rnles Of action, but give more liberty
and personal discretion Statesman Of
1laret Q, 1858.
, 1859-12-16

RETsrAPER PATROxAsE.-This is a curl
Ous thing in the estimation of some people.
A man lives near you-never took paper.
Il Is too small-dOn't like the editor
dou't like the pOlitics-too Young Ameri-
eanish-tOO old fogyish-Or too something
else-yet goes regularly to his neighbor's
and reads BY good hre-6nds fault with
its contents, disputes with the types. Oc-
casionally sees an article that he likes
saves o quarter, and begs a number. This
Is one kind Of newspaper patronage.
, 1859-12-16

b9- The great wedding of the wealthy
millionaire, Don Estaban Santa Cruz de
oYeido, to Miss Francis Amelia Bartlett,
a beautiful young belle Of the city, which
has been the talk for months past, came
Of at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York
recently. The HraH says:
The correspondents Of the various coun-
try papers amused their readers with &C.
counts Of the marvellous wealth Of the
bridegroom, who was represented to be a
perfect Cresus, to be literally rolling 10
riches. He was reported to have made
presents to no end to the fair bride-sev.
eral sets Of diamonds, a wardrobe contain
ing sixty or seventy dresses, and other
things too numerous to mention, the value
Of the whole amounting to between seventy
and eighty thousand dollars. One ring
alone was said TO hate cost the bridegroom
about two thousand dollars. 1t would, in
fact, be tedious to. repeat the reports that
were circulated. If the wealth Of the
bridegroom does not come up to the figure
at which it has been Fixed, It is still quite
large enough to afford some ground for the
stories that have been circulated. His
wealth is estimated, at moderate calcula.
tion, at Eve millions Of dollars he owns
some four thousand negroes in Cuba, and is
the possessor Of several Of the largest plan.
tations on the Island His sister is said to
be equally as wealthy, and out of her for
tune has built and endowed a convent.
We may also add that the 0veidos are
among the noblest families in Cuba.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24

IxvAIIDs RsJoroE.-t new era is taking
place in the sc.ence of medicine The time
has come when the worst and most appall-
ing cases of disease can be cured. New
discoveries are being made. in the medicinal
agents employed, as mell as in the art of
combining and preparing then,. Four
years trial has fully established the fsct,.
that Dr. Easterly' Family medicines are the
best and most certain curatives known for
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. Every family should keep q supply on
hand, and thereby save doctors bills, and
much suffering. DR.. Easterly's Iodine aud
Sarsaparilla, DR.. Carriers Cough Balsanl,
Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, DR..
Hooper's Female Cordial and DR.. Bakers
Specific are all meeting with a rapid sale
aud are universally approved Over One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular
articles have been sold within the last two
years. See the. advertisements in our col
unnns.' A 1Frca l7571sy 81
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24

SUIclDE.-John NJ. Johnson, of Green
township, Hancock county, in this State,
committed suicide last Wednesday by break
20 ing the ice on deep pond and drowning
ing himself He had been guardian Of some
childrhn and had used some 81 500 of their
money, and could not make restitution when
it was demanded. On the day of his death
he had agreed TO mortgage some props
erty to secure the money he had expended,
and the pecuniary difficulty in which he had
involved himsely, is supposed to have been
the cause of the rash act he committed.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24

-TT The CINcINNATI GAzETTg.--This old and.
popular Journal whose name is associated
with the history ami growth of Cincinnati,
in energy, enterprise and liberality, is behind
none of its more youthful contemporaries,
and is making arrangements tosoutstrip all
af themin the receipt of the earliest ntelli-
gence. The proprietors have eonsummated
an arrangement with the Independent Tele=
~ graph Company, whose wires extend in an
unbroken line from Baltimore to that city,
by which they are enabled to introduce a
feature heretofore uninterrupted by any East
asaf ern on Western Journal ziaq ,g&s
Under this arrangement full compilation
of the news and editorial articles of the
= p Eastern press, the latest monetary and COM
So mercial Intelligence and market reports, and
the most interesting eyents of the day at
the national Capitol, win bt prepared, upon
the arrival of the evenirg mails In Balti-
5r more, by an experienced a1d competent
party employed by them, sand teiegraphea
exclusively to the Gazette; thus enabling
them to publish it upon the following morn
ing-one day in ad0aace Of its arrival by er-
ss' press or mail-and ordinarily as fully and
satisfactorily as if The papers were before
them. From thence it will radiate to all
points of the West-making the Gazette the
great central organ for the diffusion of in
49,. telligence from the leading cities of the At
lantic States Il
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24
THE EVANSVILLE
WEEKLY JOURNAL

Made up from tho DAILY JOURNAL, contains s
oo,rrs Of acelsetecte and carefully prepared Read
ing Mater, afordisg the best medium for keeping
friends In the country fully 'rosted mp to be
found in the West. 49,, @s
THE LATEST FEhEGRAPHIe DISPATCHES,
Together with summary Of the l[arkets, are in
Ferted in every Weekly paper, and by perusing the
JOURNAL, friends in the Country will not be
liable to be ''picked up by spectators, and sci
their produce for less than it is actually worth, as
has often been done heretofore. &e9
nS- Remember that the " EEKLY JouRNALi is made
up Of READING MATTER, and not altogether Of
advertisements -HG zea..,ef4. 5fsE
The Weekly Journal will be mailed, go asto reach
the subscribers Of the adjoining cozntios in good
season. -
TEnss. Single copy, 81 !5o 10 copies, $40. Our
friends shonld make haste renew their subscrip-
tions, az our terms are strictly IN odrdnce. iec7
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24
Rixnr Itenas.


SB~ The Nashville Gazette goes off into
extaeies over short race between the
Charley Bowen and Silver Star, from Padu-
cab and Evansville It has the following
postscript, to which, by way of elucidstion,
we surmise that Gus. Fowler is Captain of
the Star, and Dexter has the Bowen 2 ~
p. SIT is reported this evening, by the
officers of the Reliance, that the contestants
landed at Evansville side by side, both
claiming the victory / neglected to mem
ton that below Pull Tight, the Bowen took
FIRE, which was, however, extinguished with
out much difficulty or delay. 1t hurts US
to say that the Bowen is represented to have
managed her cards Dexter-ouslys just above
Caseyville; but if the Captain ofthe Bowen
was FOUL surely it cannot be denied that the
Captain of the Star was Fowler. g
--.Ir has been previously announced that
Capt Stran had purchased the steamer
Tishomingo, and would place her in the
Louisville, Evansville and Henderson trade
as soon as she could be thoroughly repaired.
The repairs have been completed and the
boat will now commence making regular
trips. ,'
On Friday evening, while the, Kate Sar-
chet was discharging freight at Vincennes, a
uech passenger ndueos DuTh1oW, leli over
! board and was drowned iso1
e. Tie regular and fleet packet Silver Star
will leave for Paducah and all way places
to-day at II o'clock. 5if ssaa
The Charley Bowen will start at noon for
Cairo. She is an excellent boat for passen-
gers and shippers. $500 N4 as7e
The weather on Saturday was extremely
! cold, but Notwithstanding, a good deal of
| business was dope on the wharf
Dispatches from Marietta state that lit
tie ice was running there. 5ssy.
The Harrison Bridges will be here on
Wednesday, and leave the same day at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, for Bowling Green. She
will leave this port for Bowling Green regu-
larly every Wednesday thereafter
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24
no. In Cincinnati, on Monday last, two

gea, in Cincinnati on Monday last, two
young women named Bridget and Mary
Kane, were Committed tho Common
Pleas, ,cnf grand larceny, and win doubtless
be sent to the Penitentiary. The father is
already in that institution upon life sem
tence, for killing man who was said to
have seiuced one of his daughters; another
daughter has spent large portion OF the
last year or two in the prisons Of that city,
but is now temporarily in some benevolent
institution; another daughte and son are in.
the House of Refuge, and the mother has
been in the Lunatic Asylumi Not single
member of the family has escaped conine-
ment in jail except the mother. @
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24
NEW YORK. Jan. 80

- New YORK, Jan. 22-M.
The HerGlds Washington correspondent
says in the executive session of the Senate,
to-day, an angry and exciting discussion
arose between Judge Douglas and Senator
Fitch, when words were used which it is
The debate arose on the question of con-
tirming Potter, of Ohio, as Collector of
Toledo. l
Mr. Pugh, of Ohio, opposed Potters
nomination, as the man displaced was
his friend. He said if the President de-
sired an issue with Philips, he was ready
for it. He denounced the appointment,
and called on every Senator who was his
lPugl'sy friend, to vote against it.
Douglas responded, saying he would vote
branehed of into the Illinois appointments,
and said they were dishonest, corrupt and
incompetent.
Senator Fitch interrupted Douglas, and
said it was untrue. -
Douglas again reiterated what he had
said. 4sf7sst
Fitch again said it was untrue.
Cries of /" order were then made. Doug
las continued the debate.
Fitch replied to Douglas with great bit
terness, and said that Senator knows
how to prize anything coming from that
quarter"
Douglas then replied and was called to
order Notions were then made that Doug
las be allowed to go on in order. Jefferson
Davis, opposed it and said, turning to
Douglas, he had listened with indignation
to the language used, and it was that Of q
highwayInan and bravado.
The debate was continued some time,
when motion was made, and the Senate
adjourned. 1t is said the lie was given, and
the most severe personal remarks made.