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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16
LAND GALE.

George CALDWELL Administrator &C., Nancy Milton, ct al
Y Decree the County Court Of Davidson county render
ed the above viii oGer y sale, the premises
On Fri iay the 18th OF Oct nsxhe lowing property, belong
ing to estate A. E. Milton deceased One Lot containing
~ upon which school house; one Lot containing "a
acres: Also the interest in emarder Of said
intou has in the dover Of widow, Nancy Minon said
dover consisssf land situated in Davidson corny
on the Nolensve Turnpike about - miles from Nashville,
upon Which there Comfortable buildings The other land
is situated in the local.
TERasA ers1 g. IL and IL months with interest from
will be given and it'll security required and lien
tanned to Sc ure ths psymentof the same.
nd SO. E. ( CHEATHAm. Clerk a Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16
Splendid BuiIaing Lots for sale.

EEyE have sale 70 or Of the Building Lots West
w Nashville, Broa ,McSsiry DemumhTane and Locust
Streets Also several fine lots in yaes Addition; also large
number Of the best Lots in Sltsin Bsyds and Hardns Adolf
tions Nahve Also % % lots in Welckers Addition;
also several very choice Lots in Edgefeld t.
We prepared TO sell liberal terms and to bar
ganins. J. L. & B. W. BROWN.
Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16


The Banner Of Wednesday copies the following
clause from the constitution of the United States
THE Congress shall have power to dispose of and
make sill needful rules and regulations respecting
the territory other properly belonging to the
United Saes ana n6thiDg in this Cons ituion shall
be 80 construed as TO predudfcs any claimS Of the
Uniie1 States or Of any particular State"
And sdls:
''No comment of ours would make this language of
the Constitution palmer, aud the ref;uements of
modern COMMENTATORS out of the way, there would
be hut one opinion in regard to the scope and ex-
tent of its meaning. Whether this provision gives
30 Congress the power to prohibit, establish or
protec, slavery is net now prac.icsi question"
The Supreme court decided in the DRIED ScoTT
case that The clause of the constitution cited by the
Banner has no reference to tie government of the
Territories but merely eOnfers the power upon Con-
gress 10 dispose of the public domain and other
property belonging to the United States. Does the
Banner dissens from the opinion Of the Supreme
Court Does it wish to destroy the authority of
that august tribunal and viii it undertake to main
tain the Black Republican doctrine Of the eonsti-
tuonality of the Wilmot Proyiso in defiance of the
Supreme Courts Decision? It is somewhat late
for Southern Journal to express doubt whether
Congress may not prohibit slavery in the Territories
or 10 atemp. to avoid the force Of the DRIED Sco-T
decision By sneeriDg at the grave and well consider
ed opinions Of maj oriiy of the Judges, "the re-
fnsments of modern commentators" If the Ban
is willing to accept Mr.. Stewards Interpretation
Of the Constitution in preference to that of the Su
preme Court let it be distinctly understood. 1t is
important that the people in both sections should
know how far the Southern Opposition are willing
10 60 in their concessions to the demsuds of their
northern task masters what humiiating conditions
hey will submit to in assuming the yoke of Black
Republican servitude.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16

AVINGbya decree Of the chancery Court Brownsville
Tennis Al ne august Term, 1855 the Of Green H.
Braffords Ashly chrisp Admir- e a. ben appointed fus
Tee % carry out Trust eSecue By Samuel DunlAp dec
On ne zsL OF Juy Ieo4 W. & Bowers deed, for ne
purpose Of securing the payment Of Two Hundred Fifty Dol
as and forty i've cents, due By under seal from ad Dun
P % sa 6reen Bradford, the undersgne1 WDi baur
day the 18th day Of October 1859. Court house. door In
me e1n Of Ripley Tenn, oced % sell Q the highest bidder
Tor cash. valuable Tract Of Lad lying in Marry county, 1ens
containing % said land being the deored
to said Dunlap the Chancery Court Of Many county ne
9Th Of March, 1e4 In the Of William D. Dunlap e. a. 70
W Padge wife e. al and conveyed Aforesaid By Sd
samuel Dunlap, led, 70 sRid Bowers
The Land ui b sold b puFsuAncg Of Gad DEED Of fFt
ssp4-dtat cHUEcHRBLL RUcK, RruSsss'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16
RICH FALL BUNNETS
Nashville EEaees.

WILL commence Tuesday, OcIO-
Al A&SA Der 4Ih, with sWeepstake fnr two
<1#sSA- year old, mile Lea.s. 500 en-
SSss@SASs trance, SIS forfeit. Closed with - en-.
tries
RACE day. SEeeps'ake for three year old 500
entrance, 25 forfeit. Closed with entries r1s
THIRD RACE day Match for $500 a side. mile
heats.
Mr. EvERLY ch by G. Elliott years old. Mr..
6. By Vthello, years old.
WEDNESDAY, October 5thclub purse $780, Two mile heats
THURSDAY October 9th sEeepsaks for three yearcd. One
mile heats $500 entrance, $50 forfeit Closed Nth entries.
FRIDAY, October 7th.Cub pure, $500. One mile heats
SATURDAY October ethPoprietOr purse, $500 Two mile
heats. sepl-ttl s. J. CARTER Proprietor.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

II PAUL BRUCH. OF tie late firm Of GUsDORF L BRUcH
having removed tbs Of New York, and all claim
against said firm having settled by Gusdor the senior
partner. all INDEBTED to said firm requested to come
forward AID settle with him who alone attending said bs
j. Gusdor will connue The wholesale Cigar and Tobacco
business in COOpers 6udng Up Stairs where he invites all
country and retail merchants e give him a call
Een4-Im GUSDORF & BRUCH.
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FOR SALE. -=- -.
Y virtue OF decree Of ohancery Court Of Franklin
county TennesJ prolcuneed Ausa,t Term, 1853. in
csose H. w Bancroft, Trustee, &C. agaiast b. T. DOnesons
heirs, will .s
Monday, Sd day of October, 1859,
before the court house door, the town OF Winchester Tenn,
offer for sale to the highest BIDDER tract Of and being the
same conveyed by p DecheFd deed Of trus. to E. W.
croft Tru tee &c Said land lies about miles Win
che r and two miles CoHap Depot the Nashville and
chattanooga Railroad the place where b.
ects with tie r. and contains 100 and the
Most Desir bic Farm i'm Franklin County,
and as much 50 as any State Of Tennessee being well
tered fney tmbee good land for cultivation be
IL und any where
Said land fully described in the deed from P Deeherd
T. Douelson and said boundaries faly rected In the
above mentioned decree sincluded in said boundaries
tract Of land belonging the heirs Of lillian jackson
tanning I29 acres Whioh does not belong 10, and viii not Of
c5uise, be sold with the Donelson tract
Terms.
Said land being sold gay the bank debt there will have
be paid in cash 1853 50 Eelve thousand three hundred and
fly tree and fifty cen the balance he in
equal annual payentshe Odd Of September, 1861 s6I,
reacn bearing from the 2d day September
1889 with good and approved security required Of he
purchaser and lien retained the land until the purchase
money paid. II. x. EsIILL, @. & M.
aug 23-.d
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Albion Course

FENE Races this Course will commence TUESDAY, SEPT
BOTH, and continue during the week.
TesddySWeeDtakes for year Old mile OUT closed
with twenty-five entries Same day, stake for ali ages nile out
clio sed with three entries.
Neutrality-suspicious. two mile heats OJ entrance 80
ferei. closed with the following entries.
". g II .Tdi1's Brown Mare, Tennessee.
Guild {. Blythe, Brown Mare, M y WgiiS-
A barnes. SCR -eI Mare, Florence 6HHd.
2aursddgJockey Cinb Purse mile he- three best in ave-
50 u.
FriIay-Jocksy Club Purses $780, two heats
SdtUrLdy-Jockey Cub PURSE S4uO, three mile heats.
sep7-d&-tFd A BAnNBS Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16

The Baaaer is still apOlogiEng for the sentiments
expressed in The paragraph it copied from the In
disuapslis Atlas ia which the power Of Congress- to
prohibit slavery in the Territories is avOusd The
closing sentences Of the paragraph, the Banner
thinks, so qualify The doctrine as to render it ac-
certabls Our contemporary, only needs little su-
gar coating to reader the Wilmot proviso pill en-
tirely palatable. Nov if the Black Republicans
can obtain an acknowledgement Of the Constitution
al power Of Congress TO exclude slavery from the
Territories they viii readily nd an excuse to ez-
ercise that power in spite Of any pledges they msy
make 20 the contrary. II the Banner will endorse
that doctrine they will not quarrel with it about
the conditions.
But does the Alias make any pledges In the par
sgraph referred to, incompatible with the declared
hostility of lis party to The extension of slavery
into the Territories? Read ard determine
at follows Chat Congress being the law-making
powerl has the right TO say whether or not slave
~ shall exist while under territuria government.
This was the settled policy until 1850 At that
time it became necessary TO organize the territories
of New Mexico and Utah. Mr.. Clay said that, iu-
asmuch ss slavery had been abolished By Mexico,
those territories came 10 free, and that slavery
could not exist therein without positive law. The
question to its future Xistsnee was submitted to
tie determination Of those territories when they
come 10 form State Constitution; and there, so
far as We are concerned, We are satisfied to let it
remain"
That is; the Aaas is willing to leave the cues
ton of "the future existence" of slavery in
New Mexico and Utah TO the determination
Of those Territories when they come to form o
State constitution" On the distinct understand
ing that its Introduction hes been prohibited by
Mexico, that they come to rs as fee Territories,
and that slavery can only be established there by
positive law.
This understanding would as effeOtually exclude
slavery from those Territories as the WnNOT Pre-
viso; and would be an abandonment of the right,
always commended for by conservative men and es-
teblshed By the Supreme Court to carry slave prop
erty into the common Territories Of the nstiOn
The Banner finds lit lie diff sulty in reconciling it.
self the positions of its Black Republican friends
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VARIETIES.

Or s8as:, .., !. o..pl.,s rrsp 'oss, a~s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16

CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, VA.
RIETIES, &e.,
That cannot be surpassed at prices that will compete with
any market. EVANS & 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16

~ re most highly improved property offer tzs1
- i@ aale anywhere In TIE vicinity Of Nashville.
eonhs altogether 800 acres onehird wood lands
-.nee Under fence-s cultivation. We Unnecessary
speak for Itself - - 7 - N bpprrS '''-
suFR-5u - -, 80 ...,..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16
MILLER & W

Auction q Commits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16

FIRE INSURANCE.
The Charter Oak Fire and Marine
Insurance Company,
OF HARTF0RD, o0NK.,
DossEssING large and sa'e Capital prepared. through
their Seeis % insure most knas Of properly AGAINST ARE
augI7-tf ocoPer's building.
Trunks and travelling Bags, Va
Ices, &e.
JUST RE CEIvED.
Ladies' Large French Dress Trunks.
Ladies' Medium Quality Dress Trunks,
few Gents Ne. soIe Leather Trunks, 4
sole Leather Double Top VaIises, =
Travelling Bags and SatekeIs.
suzrz-a O-a e College .sHSsS street..
Gents Fine shoes and Caters.
GOOD assortment Of the best Manufacture at very low
CALL Ar ~ COLLEGE STREET.
aggI7-a JOHN RAMAsE.
Sale of Valuable Town Property.
ROt NJ BaIch and Others James c. Wilson and others
pursuance q decree Of the County Court Davidson
county, rendered in the above cause August Term
/ Court house Nashville on SAT
ursy, the sh day Of October the believing
"a feet Of Lot No. II on Water street and the Lk Branch
l62 DO DO 90 IS on % DO opposite cOlsman's.
los do do do g o. Market street.
50 do do DO % College and Hamilton streets
123 DO do DO . On cOIlrse street. -'''''''
169 DO do do 81 on dc dc
20 do do do y Market street.
%. Do do do % on College and jefferson Streets
f65 DO DO DO 30 On College, and jackson streets
ISL do do DO s. on Vine and Crawford streets.
All Of said Lots in Balck and Whitesde Addlt9s 10
Mas vile, and numbered accordingly They belong 70 hs
estate q Alfred Bsch, deceased and for dstbuOa
among the legatees
TEkNs-From sIOtO $40 will b required In ,.b on zach
Lot and for the balance credit Of IL months without
interest val % given Notes with COED security required
lien retained to secure the psymsn: Of The sane
p R. cHRATHAA,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16

variety
BInnkess and Wrappers, of every Style
and quality.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-16

Jeo doors aDo5s 6fs3eri RJseleSs g Cos
EEP oonstatiy hand large and general assortment Of
IN Virginia and Tenn To will sell them ~ C
= pr cent less than regular Jobng In New York
ehadelphia, BALTIMORE hei chants By calling Fact
~ eiore p hssng seEheRe, viii a least from Is 10 ~
Isf csn:. calland sse FpE yeur elves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

OK ono ITO $1,000 wANTED-ON MORTGAGE OF
@OUUO freehold unencumbered estate let a. "a renal
city of Peoria Illinois Address p @. NJ, Peoria Illinois,
box 469
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

CPRIN0 MANTILLAS.
We ready 10 exhibit spring importation and manu-
facture Of
SILK AND LACE MANTTILAS.
Also, . larfe assortment of spring styles
80 MANTLE AND STELLA SHAWLS,
All new goods, of importation. Just landed from,
steamers Europa and Arago. 4. 8. MILLS h CO..
342 and 34l BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
SPRING FASHIONS.

A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS
a Target wresths,
Ball and bridal wreatha,
Head dresses and bouQusAs
fun md general assortment Of every description Of French
and American gooda
JobbezI and minera invited % call and examine u
PRICES Artificial Flower Mandatory,
Diviak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
L via Liverpool per steamship Kangaroo will this
Office Saturday the 12h day of February 10H O'Clock
AN ISAAC V. FOWLER, Post aascr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
Dixie PEAK GOLD MINES.

CMOKED MEATS.
- VAN BRUNT 4 wATROUS, PORK PACKERS
No. 200 Chambers street,
Offer IN the trade fine lot Of smoked meats hams
shoulders and bacon of superior quality Dealers are
invited 70 call. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

VVANTED-FARMERe AND CITIZENS BANK STOCK
w of L. l., American Guano and Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex
press stocks, by ALBERT b. NlCOLAY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

(yHAMBBR FURNITURE ENAMgILeD AND an am
ed in all coors at prices 70 suit the mea g. WOOD
BKIDGh NO sullivan street. near Canal. First premium
ranted. VS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
sIsTEI.A.

II orEL sT. JULuT, NO 2wAsHrNGTON PLACE
a An elegant psror beiroons aaobed. alan n s,,au
v. "nd .edoom suitable for single gentleman meals BY
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rmARClAz..

QANK CHARTER FOR SALE.-A WESTERN BANK
charter possessing valuable franchises for sale or ex
change for improved city suburban property Address,
with reference. u. s O., box $50 Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
ITO BEAUTIrY THE COMPLEXION,

THE FATAL PROBANG AND NITRATE OF SILVER
SUPERSEDED In the treatment Of throat and lung diseases
BY the lung BATH invented by HAYDEN Of Boston
for the immediate relief and speedy OF nasal catarh Ia
ryngius bronchitis asthma and consumption Invaides az
DR.. HAYDENs Office 6i5 Broadway, examine his dis
covery winch perfectly safe and pleasant In operation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

cs>e-Ss--c~~~-------
CARD
LION BREWERY,
Office 257 Bowery, New York
The notice Of dealers and s q called
The object view alone 70 show the unTvalsd sa
peudeis or oS purpose. Of
nn are finest uass Of bsey mated n
g. The and best hops to be procured in the United
brewery.
Alcohol Ss2
Starch gluten, aromatic and vegetable extract 5es
Aceic and carbonc acids tgas). ............"...4A
Wa'er....'. .64c8
personal inspection am well satisfied that this Se
speyer lager beer made the latest
snS n ,ss IN the Of the
made from given quantities o. lager beer which taken
Lion md
purity Of the beer derived from malt and hops
oraye and tonic this quality of lager va
'ued and worthy Of siSafss Safos % d. Chemist
The above beer in stone bottles with speyers signature
he T. 20 Fa
as Y g saA and
nd This worth their attention Address Charles e. Foreman,
RRIvAL OF IRISH wursKEY.-wIsE ADVISES DE
sherry casks unlike the vile nanufacture Of he day No
tn 30 cents abo,e. Depot43 Nassau st. Of Liberty
IRISH wHIsKEY.-PosITIvELY TIE BEST BRAND
and pays the highest duty sold in rs purity at 50 cents
bon whiskeys 3sborns port bottled oporto dne London
& Hpgs Wine ana aean g
chant cellars sos IS 70 40 and As Abenare street. Offices
g Abemarle and Not Stafford street Picssdiy london.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

$5O 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
proved property In this city, Also So 900 stock OF safe
and re Bile corporation TO exchange for house IN this city,
with moderate encumbrance.
X. q. PIERCE Is William street.
@OSO OOO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRTG AGE
DLCU.VUU at per cent, in sums from 5000 70
$2OO part Of ut 6 per cent tor the first year, exclusively
on imprJving city property. Apply WI F. HELMS, 81
Nassau street, room No A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

Compound Cough Cream Crrio sly Composed o. Curative
Condiments Conducive TO Convaescence Complaining
Con tpual Comfort Comes Coughers. Compound Cough
Cream Completely Cures and Conquers Colds Coughs
Sold wholesale by W. H. TOWERS, 20S Broadway, New
York, and by all druggists in Is and Is Local
agents wanted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02
Agritultpral
Productive Farms.
lFrom the Name Farmer.

From the Name Farmer.
To person not familiar with the statiso
:cs Of English husbandry, the surprising
iroductiveness OF the lands of that coun-
~ will appear incredible. Nearly nine
:enths of tho cultivated lands in England
nd Ireland are rented to tenants who pay
.sually from four TO five pounds sterling,
bout twenty FIVE dollars per acre annual
-5nt
Where is tho farmer in this countr y
qho could ''live under such burderns?
Here farm containing from eighty to a
hundred acres, is often rented for one
iundred and fifty dollars. and sometimes
.ess, aud even at this rate the tenants
lave hard task The cultivation even
where there is O large number of acres in
grass, will little more than pay the rent L.
.sxes. But ir England the result is wide-
~ different. The tenant who there pays
i've pounds sterling per acre, annual rent.
md finds all appliances, obtains not only
he means of comfortable subsistence
'uI wealth, from the prosecution of cal.
ing which here would doom him to want
nd destitution, and ultimately starvation,
inless assisted by the town.
In 1911, Mirwin estimated the produce
,fone English farm of $50 acres at ES57S,
,rS So 1000! The quantity of manure APP
,lied was 1916 one horse cart loads in
,ne year; and l0,250 the nextl
Now admitting the rent OF this farm to
90 $l2 per acre, and the cost of the ma.
lure and its application SO more, and if
10 these sums we add, for interest or ex.
penses, taxes, and vaSious contingent ex~
penses of cultivation, &c. Sl2 more, we
shall find, upon striking the balance, that
there will remain profit of $40 per acre
amounting in the gross aggregate TO the
sum of $4,000 clear gain to tue occupant
in a single year!
In the vicinity of London hay farm,
comprising l60 acres, was rented. The
rental, in this instance, was Sl2 per acre
amounting in all to $3.50 per year. A
heavy expenditure was required for ma.
nure; probably as much as an American
farmer would have been willing to give foY
the fee simple of the land, and yet the
Tenant succeeded, and has since become
wealthy, and with no other income than
the produce derived from this one farm.
In lreland,a poor tenant had one are Of
land, erected cottage, purchased manure
and farming tools, and the first year clear
cd all expenses and had balance of forty
dollars left. And yet that Irish peasant,
in addition to the expenses and outlay
above enumerated, had church tax to
pay, and be at the expense of purchasing
his own seed, and maintaining family Of
four besides himself and wife
In this country wo cultivate too much
and Were we to concentrate our ener>
gies upon one quarter of the soil we should
derive greater profit from our labor. and
instead OF exhausting our farms should
keep them in o condition of constant inns
provement. Look where we may, we find
that the independent farmers--the good
livers" of the country, are, in nine cases
in ten, the occupants Of small farms.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02


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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-02

a earet c5Ahihihf ihe following lines.
a ga marks Sud annolatlouh lhe work
'.oub,le.s cf some gentle creature IN whose
"fnpnthlsing heart their sentiments met
Iih . ready response, and who evidently
iough, they we're specially adapted 10
10 case, was sent us some time since. We
ave hitherto neglected to show our ap.
recitation Of the sympaiy Of our unknown
end, by giving them place in our col
.nns, but as m act OF tardy justice we
low lay before our readers, with the assul
snoe ihall, contains truth aswell as pathos