davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
FKEIGMTs FORwARREp,

By this Freghts OF all dssegpton he fcEEardd
From Philadelphia New York Bos, Bmore to point
o the OF Ohio, EentUsky, Indiana Illinois, Wiscon
-, InEs MissoyEi, " Railroad direct.
hanusyvAnis karoad aGo connects at PSburg with
aners By which Goods he forwarded TO port me
Cha Muskngum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois,
Esssppi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas Arkansas and Red
Rivers Cleveland Sandnsky and Chicago with All ports
81 the North Western Lakes.
and shipper entrasting the transPoEsoH Of
tkSr Freight this Company, rely with confidence on &
speedy transit. ,
Tue rates freeht any point 10 Ma West By the PennSy
VAnA Railroad all times fSvorshle as are charged 10y
ether Railroad Companies.
UF Fs particular to mark packages "via Penns 3. r "
the West ordering goods from the East Val md
70 their call the Of this Company ~ The
loWRg before Shipping letters addressed to either Of
su freghts, will vita pForap steRnon
H. J. sNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MA6RAW q KOONS, 80 North street. baltimore.
IRECH & 90, No. Aston House, or Ne i, s. hm. ST.,
n. y.
LERCH & Co No 81 kilby street, Boston.
II. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhA.
4 L. HOUPr, General Ticket Agent, Phs.
~THos A sCOTT. General sup'i, Altoona. Pa uansG
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
RxsEwABEs AT PLsAtvHs

: : HEHEWAbLH At PL8ALUHE.
Doe Square, year. S5eEacA additional Square, go
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fore will be chsrged for the excess.
IN THE wEEKLY.
ON DOLLAR per Square the rt ana Frrr oExrs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published the Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the full daily rates Eih enshalf ueeky rates
added.
7aasies Advertisements ust % paid or e TIE time Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
CHEAT REDUCTION

F r Z I q Fl II.
DBTWEEN EashviII, Memphis and Knoxville, and SEASONS
y the East Tennessee and Georgia Railrosd.
per 100 lbs. Nashville and KnoxEls,
Stations HAST Tennessee and GeorEia Railroad.
First Class sixty cents per one hundred pOundsi
second do do 90 do;
Third DO Forty oents per hundred P0uads
Fourth do ThrJy-h Eve do do do de-
Rates per hundred pounds Memphis ADD
Kpexv Stations Tennessee GsorTe
road. ~
ms Class, ninety i've per hundred pounds;
see0nd Glass; ninety nse ger hundred p9anfs
Third Class, seyentydYe cents per hundred pounds
Fourth Glass, any six cents per hundred pSands.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
cIASSHFInArIRN.


Spirits % tPentne, eamphne, burnng huids and Fan5s
win only ne tai en- al owners risk.
Guuposdrr and melton msts, ana 0sr c0bustltae aE.
VIII charged local rates u each Read And cab
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
Freight transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
DnWPANT.

RALTImORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY
FWyHE Southern the four great lines
thus Ia been managed in such way eonmeud
the public patronage.
THIS Company, under the General Superintendsnee Of
N. ID. MEAEHS, General Freight Agent,
Nov oesrs shippers RalEoEe Philadelphia,
hov rates ad far Orleans prices, their moderate
tsms IL the DEDUCTION upon insurance Of one and half
Snt ~ this route and the kuyeean ndng being from to
1Shng sterling less than the Nes 0rlsans shipping prizes,
81 contribute TO render Il
Reliable we'll as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation unequAed BY any othe
read operation, their Western terminus Is at PARK
ERsBURGH, huRdred and ninety miles below the low
vatu dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river. This
enables ordinary the delivery goods only certain
but PATCH the
Ter declines their advantages such the time Of delivery
vldena other routes, that this Is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route
Pregh this less exposed n weather than other
routes there Is drayage tbs delivery bR made al Park
erburgh under we'll se h ard elevated from thence BY
steam immedateyto ee without being subject to
Lousyille steamers eonpeA direct with Psrkersburgb
viuldut delay, as DO likewise the regular CinnhnAt
The Pittsburgh boats convey dL ect TO ParkerSburgh By
arrapRsent tke GomTSny enAhled receive freight
fir tlis route their agency in Nashville, Tenn.
A. .'Jrtner particulars inquire Of
y =. II. II. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
nav IS6ml No >, cornes Broad and Front streets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
IIY0oN FOR SALE.

TNTB are nov offering for the MANSION Ano SUTA
wv Farm Of A. B. Montgomery situated on fsa..faR
Middle franklin Turnpike, three miles rem sifIIa
the Public Square Nashville This is undcubt H661 80
dly tie most highly improved property nos offer
for sale anywhere In the vicinity Of Nashville -.
contains altogether about go one-thru Soo1
under eHce-in cultivation We deem IL Gnnass
20 say anything by way eommendaon, the property VII
Spesk for itself J. L. & Z. W. BROWN,
TSngs-dtf Real Estate Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
CHARLES b. HALL,
81 wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALIsES,
CARPET BAGS, &c,
no. Is SogTH STDE PEBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILIE. TENN

NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs now in receipt Of his Stock for Fail and Winter
trade consisting Of Ladies, Misses Chdrens
SHOES CATERS thin and thick soed, with heels
Calf Boots and Shoes and Caters Jingle doub
solRs.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes:
do do Kip B-ogans, lined and unned;
do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots.
ags assortment Of Heavy Brogans Plantation
both Home Eade and Eastern Work. Men Plough Shoes
Womsn's Heavy Dltch Boots, &c.
complete assortment Of Boys sud Youths Car and kiP
Boots Shoes and BrogSns; also, Misses and Chdren KID ana
Goat BOoees, Caters AID Shanghai Bo1es win and ToH
heels.
misses and Chdrens Metaie Tipped Boots-a article.
LEI TRUNKS.
Also, Ladies French Dress Trunks, leather Irop
framed Trunks. Valses, Carpet Bags Ladies' Lear satee
&e all Of which small advance Eastern Cost
Ny friends public generally respectfully instsd 70
examine their feeling oneient that they VII DC pes,
both IN respect to qaAlity and price.
seplS-tI GliAs. T. HALL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14

ia II n A NT's
KBsERyEscENF
sELT FER PRIZE Mt.
Ta valaabss and popular Asins. pepas a cosGsy Via
tss snAlyssO the waters Of TIE eelsasd stzsr spEiS IN
Germany, mast convenient snd pOrt.hle form. las
universally reooissi Ne lasst fEerahis Essaa,-
q Discerning Public, tie
MOST EFFICIENT AND A0REEABLn
SALINE APEBEENT
use and ~ hsng entitled te special preference ever tie anz
Mineral Spring Esisr ssit1 PosSst GnI osr siisr AZ
se eeta Ge9 rs eonp.etnsss and greater easy Il g -
Eigioss sad Esbrzs Daeazss et 8sadao1s Eo4ss, 49,
sas' '@SS'''oa, ess ~ ssss soa'as gsa s
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
Ls9d. Rssidsnts ia Hot Climates, PerODs q ssdsa1sy
asblts, fnvA1s, and c0nvsssesns; C4psalas e
I'D. vessels and Planters gir ana VAlzaSIs a.
dillon to their Medicine Chest.
via kOss who have used u Il has hsA favor and Is dsaIa-
Is torpid sfsis Of ne EisTt renders great services n -
"a ess AL Rssssaatss-It gives ths best sasssasa =.
laying all inasmustO ynPtoEsa and IN sascssav
rs success q cGsss OF GFaSsl Iadtgsoz Hso-sura asS
to b Aeiieins @ he greatest atEs
Hssal darsag grecaeylisias speedily, and vim narEza
6oras ne greassf II % 4Oss qslsfss vosts e. sns-
ef g tAs Fssssnty esng The bowels, Bsuuazing AZ
Irritating sscrsoas, and thsrby removing insAastorT
denotes
n sei, q Z iasalsaslsin al eaSss Aes Gsaas Ssrz
PurgafSss . rsQuirsd-
lis tie form Of pOsls carefully put up IN bottles =
keep in any climate AID merely requires water Psed zPsa 70
produce adelightfu3 ederFeseent beverage.
Taken the morning. ntereres With sToaffnns
Of the Jay, acting gently The sy, restoring dgesss
powers, exciting healthy and visoroas oe sna 16
elasticity Of mind and Sow Of spirits which rive
enjoyment 1t also enables the inFal eufsS anF
uufies impunty from Ehick oherHss b a.
arreI and vita0ut which LIE Is ksus and distressing
testimonials from professional and other Fsnanan
Of chest standing Throughout the country sadF
popularity for series o. years. strongly
efficacy and valuable cEasteF, and eonmsnd to he F0rabs
notice Of a intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail ~
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., DruezstI,
uneI5-iIy No. 90 GTaenEich st. Warren h. T..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14

VWTE receiving AID opening, FOR THE FALL
w TRADE BY far the largest and most complete STOCK Of
Goods offered Trade in this State.
Our Sock Is JtH and complete, esDlPr5sfng Ja Has
Of ersry eayg ard Style Goods purchased
MANUFACTURERS, and the best possible terms
feel fully warranted Ia saying that Inducements shall be
superior any before offered to the Trade in this State
Cash dealers specially requested to
give call. You will save money by doing so
BERRY, SAURLEY & CO.
anrIa-3n. IL Public sduaTs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14

Agrea1s implements. barnng nnds, oEnsr ris % las
Nge easksts twice hrst eas rates batting. bns oaBets
boss boots shoes bread, boao robes 6uss Aad brs0a
bro1m pressed; esuPhne. ct owners rsk Of ksge
boys acids, othsT chemicals double first class rfs
Knocked aud Esl boxef fst class cards.
PsHg eOrks eOniatoney ehAis soNsd tEss st class
gais boxed and strapped; eaa In mats, caps 49,
si6ves clocks AID weights: copper and brass vessels ds ns
risk twice inst clas rates. drugsn bales and
As in boxes, bales and trunks Furniture Ead boks
Grst furniture knOcksd and usi
rstssi farm wagons Ia nises; ezhsFs, fuI GE
drums sh fresh garden SEEDS glassware vnsE glass EaPss
kegs hats and caps hides dry l0oss household gSos
funiEuTs well boxed; hair In sacks; nk indigo india r-
goods leather (oose liquor Ia glass; lslo1s aSKfj OokAE
glasses boxed, tsiee nrst elias rats; machinery o aat,
tsics rates. noulngs and picture Bs Mis- ard
Tugs Medicines maskss MARBLE wrought 81 OSBss Fa
tubs, musical Bsirunsnts miBaE
glass; In bags; oysters IN ks md srEngs
sacked, oil in gs; paper Aangng boEeds PFesrFss
gass owner risk; pickles In glass, r rain l.f
psrez printing presses, piano oF p0rt aa4
ale glass; paintings and pictures veil boxed; rtAR, rzs
hrist= boilers, thirty feet and under bsiss
thir feet and half hrst eisss stationery eys
sale and scale beans boxed ssghs, boxed Es rs
class rates. stoves a. osnsrs risk; sweet potatoes nE soys
pipe Spirits turpenuns; stove pilates a sEnef risk; EnE
ohnes trunks HuWare, boxed trees and sruboeT eed, a.
owners risk, and haf hst Glass rates. rsins; tos ba
amh-eiSss vsBesrings not b0xed varuhs wagons ehr
boxed twice hrst class rates. and ho6bF
half drst class vine, In
Whips, WhaieoneS EheelbsT9Wa; wooden EzFs oa i
Ices ana bows; willow tsios aTs class rates; Eaol
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
9asb6iIIe alnion ana Amtritan.
Dally ss; Tri-wesnly So; weekly Sc.

BATES OF Advertising.
TEN LISEs Or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
Reliable "a well as Desirable.
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route
The Adams Express company.


1HE Adams xpress oompsay beg leave to announce to their
friends aud the public Q; that they have eSnelud
ed arrangements with the LouisfllIe GS -. MAJ
TxpTess e the line Of that Road eomm sneag Asgea & s
n t orson ~ the Nashvills sud Of the road TO Bowling
resn afut he oth az august ls5a messengers will run
through between Nashville and Louisville.
For particulars - % ystes time, &C sPPD a z HOLT
,uv25r No. ss Market Street. Nashville, fern
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
sECOND Glass,

Anthony erds apples, dried, baking PoEdsEs be cords
bagEng BELLS bottles: bmsone In
boards burAps berries GOTTEN waste; chain cotton WoOiaE ~
hempeB, candles, chocolates cose ground
barrels; cassa in bOxes china
eurans dried cutlery, Char 5tuR in rough; copper plaie
shsss bolts. pigs wire nais roaI copper bog; Ghe
in boxes casks clover and grass seed eroekr
barrels and bsdrd water IN bOaes harrss; De
barrels; domestic shsetlnE sAirtinE, sag
and dCnns in original bales duck drugs In casks; esog
pressed SEED nax bSEs forks bag and mAnnrsg Eng.
glue eopa groceries assorted mot oHiBs gpecfds -
and clover seed bydes Dry 10 bales honey, hoes hsps k1g
In boxes hemp rOh hoop and shset lshe IN rolls
liquor wood quOce Lead pipe bar and sheet naAogRnS,
boards aud plank. marble slabs. ungFoazht eneFa rk
pressed has; ButI in barrels casks oAku, Ocih paints
In boxes and cans paln leaf prssd printers Ink kegs
barrels paper boxes: pAstsboaFd pezesI draa pn
in casks, pepper; In hoxs p5
pipes rubber springs looss rubbr packing
rans, strapped, In sacks seythe, shovsls
spice starch addey sAdines in sheep snd stheF sa
In bie shot IN bags sugar In bags; as aud sale soEe
tOb4Sso bales tobacco cut in barrels: ttpa
veneeFiBg boxed, wood in shapes willow reeds bcnd
wrapping Psper: yarn pressed and balie ssa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
lost EFFICIENT AND A0REEABLl
SALINE APEREENF

In and bang entitled special preference ever tie manF
Mineral Spring waters, Seidtz POHers O.er ar AN
sle1 both on is conpacnes and greater ecacy. Il ag II
asFsi with the best eject IN all
E.ie.s ssd 5ssy7s Di.ss.,s ies gs4dsoae Le-ss. so
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14
THIRD CLASS


Anys ale and beer IN wood, beef IN barrels bassa Es
In baTres bark and cob ms carriage springs ss
barrels hogshesB erocky crates ard hsgsheas
coffee and chcko'y copper boxes and essks: craees s
loose dye woods. stick EPSON sAtB in barrels Ean slae
behring's In kegs looks hngrs iron saf iron rlnx o
shutters iroa fenclngs junk He lard in coed kegs
lead ia casks pig lightning rods In bundles; line
madden in hogshefs. ms0hes finished MANILA ainsral
ter VA and Tenn In KEYS barrels nails IN bsgs oysters nd
clans she'll at OWnsrs k; ell II kagzheass and barrs
paints dry and In OIL pork IN barrels; rubber Frngs u boxss
casks. rubber beng IN boxes 5psilsr q
soda IL bovs; tin plate boxe d t0aoeo uanactsEed
boxes and ksgs yenson In barrels % boKss; Fne
ing, white lead, whisky in barrels.
FOURTH GLASS.
Anchors Alum, barrels and ghsads; hrtoaa N arss
10 bales eOd In serces and boxes; Exss,
chalk, clay, chain, eabs chain N sasks, a.
earth paint t rn and and
fish salted fence wire hgs md
and sucks; lpe gUnO horse shoes IN paekassa
boilers AMI railroad; Fgea ,n
msr In block unErought. lasones In roagh nas
spikes. nall fods lad, copper ir0n Essrs -
rls pitc, plaster palm oil putty psssd q bAsz;
railroad ehsin Snd spike, foan; digging Fogs, sa
wrought oda IN kegs barrels casks ke
casks TOBACCO and safin CASKS hoxsas a.
tin npiEs tsrfe iap0nea; telegraph alOa Rhn -
ter pipes, wrs ropes wheat In veil osRabarg sa
ThisTara take sastoa The iAy ssgeubsE Isa
continue until Sthsr notice
Sap. gdEI~szs . CA1Ha10ags 4. e
d. ATRl8,
". J. ROSS,
SIPS. Memphis 9 cAagtssfo3 3. n
Il. @. JACKSON.
ssB7-H san. Eaa zSAa. & Gsor5.a 3. B.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14

particularly adapted TO the - a.
LzBd Rssidents in Hot Climates Persons sedsaiary
aabits, Invaiids, and cOnvslaseensss GaD.a1as a.
Vessels and Planters Eiil and & 9 VAluasIs "A
o lh.r MaLI.lna rn..l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14

Depot and Round house Fronts sWtches Switch saDSss
Roofs and Girders Tank Valves;
Turn Tables Frogs. sdngCar Castings and LOGON oaT
plates, head and heel blocks; repairs generally,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-07
THE OPPOSITION

-Four years ago, when we issued the
first number of the Sentinel" we were
called upon, from a sense of duty, to
raise our feeble voice in yindication of
civil liberty and religious federation. in
preference to the proscriptive and per-
scouting principles avowed by the Know
nothing party, then in the zenith of its
glory and triumphs. The contest has
been continued ever snce-we have ex-
posed the falsity of their position, the
dangerous tendencies Of their political
creed, and showed, beyond doubt, if
ever adopted, the sure and certain des-
truction of all those great and inestima-
BILE favors and privileges which we de-
rive from our Republican form of Gov
ernmcnt. We say we have shown the
evils that would result from the adop-
ton of the principles of the Know
nothing party, and the voters of Mont
gomery have at the ballot-box repuda-
ted them, and the once formidable hosts
of " Sans" followers have disbanded
and now show fight under the senseless
and unmeaning appellation of The OPP
position" They would affiliate with all
who are opposed to the Democratic party,
let them be either Free-soilers, Adolf
tionists, in favor of Free Negroism or
Nativeism and it is between these and
the National Democratic party that the
voters Of this county are called upon to
decide on the I'd day of November next.
1t really seems like work OF super
erogatioD---a useless and uncalled- for
effort to speak to the people of Montgo-
merry, through the columns of our paper,
of their duty-of the imperative obliga-
tons which compel them to rally for
their country's good, and in crisis like
this, give to the Democratic ticket cor
dial and united vote. We knew the
people of our county-we know their
good sense, their patriotism, their devo-
ton to Southern rights-we know that
they will repudiate this attempt to have
Maryland connect herself with the Black
Republican party of the North and we
know that on the day of the election
they will speak in language not to be
misunderstood, in tones not to be un-
needed, that they are Democratic in
principle, and identified with the South
in every feeling and sentiment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-07
leges to ALL" AS the result of that con,

ieges 10 ALL" AS the result of that con.
test not one Southern State now stands
forth as the apologist of Know-nothing.
ism, for even in Maryland it is conceded
to rule only BY force of fraud and violence
IN its metropolis, where life, liberty and
property have become footballs to an Or
gained mob, and which if not eifectually
rebuked aud curbed by the next legisla-
ture, will undoubtedly be employed to
cast votes by the handful, and, if ne
cessary, by thousands to give the State
to VIM. H. SEWARD. for President. That
this has been decided on is clearly shad-
owed forth by the premonition given by
their chief leader, Henry WINTER DA-
Wis, to the Plug Ugles of Baltimore
city; in arecent speech he uses the fol-
lowing language---"I say our interests
require us to act with the Opposition at
the North rather than with the Demo-
Gratis of the South" Could more hu-
initiating remark fall from the lips of any
true son of Maryland? Cannot any one
see that the plain English of this advice
is that the Plug Uglies of Baltimore
city should vote for Seward for President
rather than for any Southern Democrat :
And thus the vote in the counties is to
be outnumbered, and the voice of the
people stified by any quantity of fraudu-
lent votes in Baltimore city. Mr. Davis
knows this, and he is preparing the minds
of his followers for its accomplishment
his reasons are obvious, he knows full
well that at the North, the last Pickering
glimmer Of the existence Of Know moth
ingism, in but single State, tells of its
speedy dissolution there, and he also
knows that it has been strangled to death
by the more formidable element oil
that very Opposition" to the support
of which be now so earnestly commends
his followers. He knows that its hopes
of an hospitable reception in the great
West are denied it by its former allies,
who now shrink from its con!aminating
touch as they would from leper, and
even shut their conventional doors against
| its baneful intrusion.
What then, can any son of Maryland
hope to gain by longer opposing the De.
mocracy? Know-nothingism is pros.
trate and dead over the whole country
the contest for the next Presidency is
soon to resolve itself into one between
the Democracy and the friends of the
Constitution on the one hand and Black
Rcpublicanism and Abolition on the
other. The best blood of the gallant Ole
Wing party is fighting side by side witt
the Democracy. Which side will go,
choose :? Let each one ask himself the
question and answer it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-07
announcements.

Eo- BY the following letter, which has beer
handed us for publication, it will be seen thai
the contest in this Congressional District will
be between our nominee, Col. HUGHEs, and A
B. HAGSER, Esq, Of Annapolis
Friendly HALL, Sept 10, 1859.
ALEX. B. HAGsER ESQ
Dear Sir; take great pleasure in with
drawing from the canvass for Congress, and
sincerely hope all friends whose purpose it was
to support me will transfer their support to
you, as in every way worthy Of it.
With my kindest wishes for you personally,
and my sincerest wishes for your success, ]
remain
Your obedent servant,
sep 30 WIN J. BLACKSTONE.