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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-19

The SOUTHERN REFLEcroR.-Our ancient and
worthy friend, JOHN W. FORD, Esq, has issued a
prospectus for Democratic paper, to be pub
lshed weekly at Chattanooga with the above name
at s. per annum. The publication will be commence
ed the 1st September. Col. FORD is the Oldest
Democratic editor in the State, and has stood true
to the great cause at all times and under ali crcum
stances. We wish him abundant success in the
new enterprise of his old age. He has done work
enough for Others if it had been paid for to be able
to rest the remainder of his life But it is the fate
of printers TO be poor, and to work while life lasts
Friend FORD is not an exception.
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A .nrresnnndent informs MS thnL M. G1nns d

A correspondent informs US that Mr. GIBBs, Op.
position candidate for Congress against JOHN V.
WRIGHT, censures JAMES K Polk, when Speaker
Of the House of Representaives of the United States
because he opposed the reception and reference of
Abolition petitions; thS! he opposes the repeal of
the Missouri Restriction; that he denounces the ad
mission of Kansas under the LeeOnpton COnstitu-
tuition; and announces himself an advocate Of the
doctrine that Congress has entire and exclusive con-
troll over the territories, snl the right to govern
then entirely he is for JOHN BELL for tee next
President Affair representation Of the Opposition,
We should say, is Mr., GIBDs.
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NEW N .
NICHOLSON q HUsEpHREY.
No e soulh Sac. Of PasI.e sauare.
ALUM SPRINGS.
Virginin.

ROUTES 10 TIE Sf'RISGS-EAGLLITY OF AcCKSs
TRNHIs CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE. ,lhourb ,,a.
ated IN the moauains u Virgins, 100 West II Rich.
Virginia Central Railroad. within easy Access IN the sfI
board and IS the nrst q all the Western Springs rec M t
traveller The csrs now run within Ave niIsssfi . "a"
Thus it is brought within - hours New he North
ern passenger leaving Baltimore Washington or Axnia
take tea the evening Rocsbtidse srrinrs
Let the Northern trasslsr be eaul 20 as FAR ss1h
as Richmond, bat, from Washington CITY, take tie Esra
and 0yaags Railroad to dordOasVe there connects
The Southern visitor to reach this place by the o,, and
cheapest route, mus De careful 70 North a.
making that Point Nheree he VIII by the Central cs
From the Southwest approsched BY virginia and ennrs
SEE Railroad to Buford's or Lynehburg
The Natural Bridge being in he county this Sp-ine
aud to which gives its name IS an object great attraction 10
MEDICAL PROPERTIES or TIE WATER.
For 30 years these springs tuheut any other or. q
have either experienced witnessed the cures wrought bv the9
have gradually extended their lame throughout Virginia and the
and variety Of its mineral and thermal waters and il is 20 dis
paragement TO the yerg si Of them T. that FOR
variety OF its applicability to disease. potency In n Of
the worst and most eiaate maadie stands rival
an account q me action Of these DR.
letters Of Dr. Cartwright and others in Pamphlet
II a0tds who really need the woui consult their
best interests, they would eer their visit Gro e
months Of July and August hut II possible cone in A
Msy snd June. when they can he 80 much better cr f mi
Attended to. The water is never useI TO better % ,re ib IN
the spring and early summer MONTHS while there ever has Teen
in the history Of this watering place IN which The accom-.
modatons for visitors equalei the Demand for paees
While its vaas medicinal agent Is wen e,tea in the
South has been te aim Of The propfiato render il more
nd ore attractive % the soca e ami cultivated people
who annually more and quicr shades Te are
willing n spare no Reasonable pains expense in catering for
the tastes OF sach and besides billiards. and boglina.
looms toth ~ laiss and they have superior
bng from New YORK to furnish music az we'll r The Lawn s
the ball room.
The water bottled at the srag is kept constantly and
for sale BY FHEa winston Druggists, Richnoud Va b.
krckER ~ gsisf, ynehburg va iEsEAN Co.. Druggists,
New York BLAIR WYNN, Druggists, Philadelphia CoIEN,N
4 BoDGERs Druggists, Baltimore HAy1LaND, CLARK CEoRaE
Ho, Al ana MS New Orleans 1t may be ordered
from any Of these houses will perfect confidence purity and
Pamphlets with al particulars many certificates sent bv
mail on application full advertisement: letters Of Dr.
Cartwright ant other distinguished gentlemen may be sen in
HIFes Heektof Nay ~ New YORK 5serrer Of MAY 70
WM. A. LEWIS, CLERK.
WIN. Il. 5 ALE, Room Manager
c. A. MAYO, Dining Room Dircctsr
july6-d2w
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Copy Of letter from a well-iafOrmed and relia-
BILE correspondent, dated
TAzEwELL, July 5, 1859.
Dear Sir: know you will be pleased to hear how
Democracy is moving ouin this quarter OF the Con-
gressioRal District. The candidates for Congress
spoke here yesterday. They had fair turn out to
hearthe discussion. Gen. RAMSEY sustained him
self and bis party admirably well, and made very
favorable impression in this county. You need not
fear but our Democracy will d. their whole duty
am very sure We win give RAMSEY good majority
in Claiborne, and from what We learn he will get an
excellent vote ia the lower enc of the district His
friends will be up and dong from this to the cleo
ion.
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PARAGRAPH on FoOTE-FooTE on THE WING
AGAIN.-The daily papers are nowhere-the tele
graph itself can hardly keep up with the movements
OF the Hon. IL. Stuart Foote, his changes of resi-
dence, or his political vagaries. One day, two
weeks ag,, he was a citizen Of Vicksburg, Miss,
and candidate for Congress; the next day he sw
the track left the State ard steamed up the river
70 Memphis. One day last week he announced at
Memphis his intention of returning there to reside
the next morning he left for st. Louis. Ne think
ne must be after Prof Wise's big balloon. He has
tried terra frma long enough. Nothing but mile
a minute, up among the clouds, will do him Era
Foote.-QUid Nuac.
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The SECOND District.

We desire again, and mast earnestly, to i'm
press upon friends in OvertOn and Fenress that the
election of Gea RAMSEY to Congress is in their
hands. A fa1 vote in those counties will, we feel
fully authorized TO then,I insure the election
Ct RAMSEY. Let 0verton and Fentress feel the full
weight of the responsibility, and act they acted
in 1856, when they whipt Know Nothingism out of
its boots, aud buried Sam forever
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The men who mObbed fOreign-born citizens four
years ago are now on the other tack Failing to
get into office by abusing the foreigners, they now
profess the most ardent devotion for their rights.
We had mobs ia Tennessee, but we remember
that many votes we're said to have been lost to the
Democracy here iE 1856 by failure OF nsluralzsd
citizens to vote, from an apprehension of being
mobbed if they vent to the pills.
Here, before a., is copy Of the Opposition, with
flaming appeals to the naturalized citizens, and the
statement that
The American aad Wing parties are slower.
than the Democratic party to make the contract of
naturalization With the foreigner; but make fewer
exceptions in its performance
This declaration is made for the parposs Of coz
vircipg citizens that letter of
Gen. CAss took position different from those taken
by the I" American and Whigparties,' on the rights
of naturalized citizens. Gen, CAss, in answer TO
question, said:
81 have to state that it is understood that The
French G)vernmtnt claims military service from all
natives Of France who may be found within its jurs
dittion. Your naturalization in this country will
not exempt you from that claim if you should vol
UNFAIRLY repair tbiiher."
This letter decided no question. 1t followed the
precedents Of the State Department ami stated
what The claim Of the French Government might be,
without saying what this Government would do in
such event.
DAKIEL WEBsTER had said in 1882:
''ln reply, | have to inform you that IT, as is an
derstOod 10 be ne fact The government Of France doSs
not aeknoTitte the right of natioes of that country
10 h.eir asgiaBes may lawfully claim their
services svhca found sothia Ffe1ch Jurisdiction
q am, sir, very respectfully, your obt servant,
"DANIsL WEBsTER.2
Notice, that Mr.. WEBSTER says France MAY
LAWFULLY CLAIM the services of naturalized
American citiz,ns when found within French juris-
dictioD."
Mr.. EVERETT said:
"If, then, Prussian subjeci, born aud living
under this state of law, chooses to emigra,e to a
foreign country without obtaining the certificate
which alone can discharge him from the obligation
of military services be takes that step at his own
risk. He ele,ts 20 go abroal under the burden of
duy which be owes to his government HIS
ESCAPE FROM HER LAWS; aud if, at any sub
sequen. period he is indiscreet enough return to
his native country, HE CANNOT COMPLAIN
if those laws are executed 10 his disadvantage.
His case resembles thas Of soldier sailor
enlisted by consc-ipti.n or other compulsory
process ~ Vne fIHly OF navy. NC shoulo
desert the service Of his country, and thereby
der himself ameaable to military Law, no one would
expect that he could return to his native land and
bid defiance TO its laws because in the mean time
he might have become nalurAlized citizen Of
foreign State"
This is the position of the " american and
Wing psIties,' nOtOriously SO, and the fact must
have been known to the writer for the Opposition
For what the Democratic position is see an article
on he first page CT this paper.
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mRs.-EmMA mOLCOmBE.
(Lale q the NashrIIe Fenale Aeadenrl

lLaIe Of Tue NasuYIle FenaIe Alchemy
ESPECTFULLY informs Il citizens Off asyile and its VI
ei-iy. that she will open Pnishng Sch ol for
ladies the first Monday in September next No
Summer STREET
The will comprise the usual branches an English eu
cation and particular attention win be paid French which,
as praeticabe will be made the language
and family.
the pTemisas.
REFERENcrhe President Faculty, Trustees and Patrons Of
Spring Creek Academy Rapes Parish, la during years
1875, SO and 30 do do. of Southern Female COLLEGE
LaGrange, Ga, during ISL ", and 55 do Of the
Richmond Female institute OF Va, during 1854 81 81 and
81 Gov Henry johnson, Gov. Joseph Walker La Ion John
Mclean L. S supreng Court; Hon @ W. Smythe Texas :
Hon. Marshall Brotherton, Hon Eiw Bates ST. Louis 30
W W. Pugh. Esq; Gen. R C. Martin, Assumption, Ia :
Rev R. D. G. Howell, D. D., Rev J. Hays, NJ. Hamilton
ESD, Nashville JulyI9-d3tawImo
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The Nashville Banner In its issue of Sunday says
the people of Tennessee viii remember chow their
treasury has been dcspOiled to feed hungry Loco
Focos" VIII the Banner tell them how it has been
done! 1t seems that the Opposition understand
such things as MesBls thefts and BURSoS's
defsloatiOn sbundautiy testify. We never heard
however, that any "huagry L,cOfocOs" participated
in their plumber.
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We are pleased to learn that our old Wing and
American friend, Col. J. W. A. Petit. of Shelby
county, refuses to go along with the Opposition, and
has determined to act with the Democracy as the
only nationsl party remaining in the country which
has bath the will and the power to protect the con-
siilution from Black Republican enoroachment.
Col Petit is a gentleman of large experience and
trsi led ability, and will be hero in the fight next
year with the black-bannered Republican Oppesi-
ton Coalition,-Qaid Nune.
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NmshvlIie civ MILLS.

EETIL deliver Flour any place city or Edzeaeld
w adding Bridge fees, at the following prices:
WHOLESALE RErAn
Extra Family Flour per barrel, 80 Geo
do do do per bag - AGO
SUperfn9, 2OO 29J
VIII sell Ban Shorts and Madngs tbs Mill at current
prices, deIucng Carta-e.
Will also paw the market price for WHEAT and CORN
Throughout the year. Leave orders Post Ocp IA or
with S.N holdings WORTH
Terms cash on delivery No South MGIket St.
In
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The BaRaer has much to say about 81 Phil CRrrz'<
hat" Better look after your orn old hat Banner.
Raise the hyTas, AMI sing to it thus:
When this old hat new, lived in mortal fear
or "paupers criminals and Popes to seize our rights So
dear
hug the furiners, take krout and lager too
ain aieared once when this old hat
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We have been placed il possession Of SECRET
CIRCULAR, issued by the know-nothipgs Of Knox
couuty and publish it below Il developes the fael
thst SECRET COMMITTEES have been appointed
ia every civil district Of that county, ard probably
of the whole State. to influence the nexl election.
DEMOCRATS OF TENNESSEE! Let this evidence of
the SECRET ORGANIZATION Of the opposition
arouse you to such effort as shall counteracE the
effects Of such an organization. The know-nothi0gs
know that you are in the majority in the State but
they are hoping to find you asleep. We lay before
you their plans in this secret circular. Every where
through the State-in every countryside same deg
perate and undsr-handed game is doubtless being
played. Now that you are in possession of their
plans, AROUSE TO coUNTERAcT THEN Battle the
secret purposes of the sneskipg and stealihy foe,
BY an open, bold, and determined rally in defence
Of the Democratic Party, Of the Constitution. and
Of your rights as equal members of The COnfeder-
sey.
Read this precious document, and then act, like
msn and Democrats:
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Lois ia EdgcdcId For Sale.

James VI. Hamilton, Admir-, and Others
vs.. va. Hamilton and Others.
EeY DECREE Of the County Court Davidson county,
rendered at the July Term 1880 the cause will
o9er for SALE at the Court House in Nashville Saturday.
9h day OF Angus. next 100 feet Of ground. the north
Watson street, in Edgesl being lot No plan Of lots
laid OF By W. Faster trustee Of Mr. Shelby Minnck
Terms One two and three years credit will he given, without
interest, and three good endorers payable
quied Il. CIETHAM, CLERK,
iulyI9-td.
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The War in EurOpe:

ITs remote and causes, Vienna Treaties OF
1914 and l in full By DUANE Containing also two splen
did Mpsaso Engrayings of the principal places Italy, and
Portraits OF the lesng engaged in the present great
struggle. 30cents. Received by Express by
juIyi6 JOHN YORK T. IN
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Map OF the seat of War.

Embracing large Maps of Europe Sardinia Lorary Aus.
tra and Italy, containing general statistics Of Empires
Kingdoms and ether Europe Prc 81 25 Received
by Express, By JOHN YORK L co.
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Fine HHncIks and OuIm:hns

POSTPONEmENT.
II above sale is postponed until SATURDAY the 9Th OF
August next. = n n
JaIy l5.-dtd. Fee Sc co.
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Through Tickets to Beersheba
Springs via. Wc7Finuvi5Ie.

FNNIiiS is the only Beerahsba Springs -
u that affords the facilities aui csByeaenoe ~
OF through EtcAetS and through agsr, ami VISA Us
purchase Tickets at Memphis Jnucton sersnse n
Nashville and Beereba Sfru.s hack b an pants
sud will IND on their arrival at Ac3nuvkle RAMSEY
So line Of tne Coaches in liErss carry without
lay 70 the Springs the distance OF Is mikes, uf srb
sac road JAtst5He Herer TGis % nuke tie coHuecffsn
The a1comr10d4t Mcfiinnve are equal 20 any il ne
state and those Sh0l may Eish 10 refresh al s s
can have the comfortable that every Willie PRO.
Yiled for. RaNsEY < NAsOS
iuly9-dim
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Church street, just below the Post OfFice.
NJ. s. COMBS--Pronricfo

HERSANS wishing 90 hire Fine Hack Omnibus Car or al
most Sild q vLse will find excellent assortment
Al TIE above stand My stock date. ser
vice Of the public. Trips taken parts country
Julyi6 NJ & UO1IRS
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TYREE SPRINGS.

TBNIs fashionable and popular Place has been put
in complete and thorough repair and will opened
the accommodation Of visitors and boarder tie 14h
der the direction and management Of Dr. D. T. SCOTT whose
experience is well known.
The regular Stage line To Louisville by the place.
and an extra line Of Coaches from the Rsroad Springs
will be put upon the road Immediately
iulyllH
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SALE OF NEGROES.

Thomas Harrisand others, Celia a. Fes and Others
decree Of the County Court Davidson county
ed at The May term lS9 in the above cause will sell at
The Court house Nashville Saturday, 6h day of July
next the 70 lowing negroes, tO; J % wears Of are
Dea years OF George years Of age, LISA years Of
age
TERMS0ne rl viii he required the balance on
months credit Notes with OOdsecurity pay in Bank
Pr. CHEATHAM,
JunelS dd Clerk Z Master.
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F0K LADIES.
sUPERIOR nooTs, sHoEs ana ealrr..s,

AZ fs College street.
Ladies Glove and French Xii Slipper with md without
lAdles DO do do Raskins do 40 a.
i i9i. ffenea Lasting Congress and Caters.
Luts 90 Md do DO
Ladies bronzai hid Trimmed Slippers verF luasorne
Lads White Kid aud sstin Haeied Slipper
Ladies Glove DO Congress Roots;
iS-ates % 90 bussias- sc &c.
eIeat variety of Shoes for Ladies. Misses and
lOao prices - ~ 1,ttsi I, Z. - ~
july5 ' Ne'' aHnA-
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$50 Reward.
ESCAPED PROM

w aIIIIs
PRISONER ESCAPED FROM CUSTODY
BELL kkDDiCk escaped from The officers af III. city
a. Nasnyiiie on Yesterday, The Tho Jgly. lie s
- or malicious shooting having shot Charles conrer "a
SAID kediek shout feet inches high, weishs 2o
pounds q mere, square shOuIdeed. large bead ht rt
lair complexion, blue eyes. has tao seo rigbf - -
forehead near the temple lie smssha gow eFesd a psss-
teTs- ~ trade, and is 2Sor g years o. age.
vii give any fty dollars reward who viii el;v~ hin,
where be can be had. July sth lS59.
" H. BROWN.
JGylS-dn Marshal 81 he CITY OF yssb.ire,
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N BECKER would respectfully the public Of
" Nashville that be has located teacher Of Voice ef
Piano. Vioiue, FDln Orders eft ri McCurs or Ben
sons ausie Store will be promptly attended TO-
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No HEunA3ssg
z q H - A

AfiNG Just received CONSIGNMENT Of 50 5Ol worth Of
Fine Assorted Jewelry from a house in Boston, which
goods nave been assigned pay commence making
a2c on sales Monday evening July 18TH O'clock and
sales every evening until the whole closed
Inc comprises Diamond ngs aud Pins Of the
pt gays every variety Of gel and silver hznting case and
open face watches
DIES Cora, Garrett, Mosaic and Cameo SETS Ladies' and
TEN iemen Kings Pins Sleeve Buttons Coral and Pearl
Iets Necklaces Gold snd Silver Pens Pencils Thmbles ST.
yer Ooets, and myriad Of the articles Of every
description in the jewelry line. HARDY BROTHERS
July 10 4 PAIL lie Sonar
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ReI virtue % dccrse Of he Circu Court ~ The r,al
- States AZ Nashville. In the a Rosssu w.
james fAeeeN anu eiers sl The sh dag q August
to the highest bidder, an ti % uhch the sshi
Peacock no resides yiag about miles Nashville n
the Noienslls Turnpike coatana by Estimation tiy ares
and - e 100 poles ana which handsome trck en
with no usual 0utheus ether substantial nd arut
improvements The property VIII Re sold free from the equit
Of redemption. The purchasers VIII required n -iqe ot
Win good curly Tor te pucbas- four equai fs.
ments, payable At SIX, twelve, eighteen and taerfur anhs
respectively, in hank with interest i'm will Be retained On
The lani until the are paid
JACOB NCdAVOCK.
julyl3 ciert - ~ 81 s.ar,t
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AEING tiken tie agency Of The celebrated Silver Springs
Ell urng ss have Just received quantity OF superior
Family Flour. which perhaps good be made this
Or any ether climate, and Will be sold literal terms No.
Market street, by S.A. G. NOEL 4 co.
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So
Sc WING MACH MES.

Never before offered az Retail.
a Sewing Machine for ana Osithils the
reach of all.
A Practical Family Sewing Machine for
Six Dollars.
EsartIet's Patent Novelty So sewing Ma
chimes.
Il has been Proved and Improved during
the past ~ EaoTfths.
Manufacturing facilities immensely In-
creased.
Now opening as Wholesale and Retail.
OFFICES, 42l Broadway. Neg Yors.
432 Chestnut 81 Philaieiphia.
90 Sixth Strtet. Cincinnati
% South ith ST., So. Louis. No.
~ Wood ridge ST., Detroit. fiich-
Exclusive Agencies ere being established n eVcry Couly
troushout The United states Applicants for agencies viii al
dress W. BARTLETT itentee, lHepA 81 broadway,
New YORK.
The above Offices prepared mn PROMPTLY al orisrs
for Machines.
jme3j-dGluIm
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BORGFELDT q GUNTRATH,
20 Caerry street,
Sell now their stock OF

IN - - " - > n q y - > = .
Nd have reduce he FSss= e other Goods Taesr Object il
Call aud he coayncsi
juyI3-u BoRGFEI.nT A fiuyrR Atm
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DAILY So; TRI-WEEKLY So; WEEKLY 81
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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e. G. EASTMAN a co.

4 Q. HAsrKAr. =. o. DUEEnaToE, j. o. GRIFFITH
g. @. roISDExTER.
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EETE have hand large stock OF enc virginia TObac-
" COS also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
We are anxious TO close out very low. general assortment Of
jan=25 GELLYETT SMITH.
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PEACH AND APPLE BKANDEEs
VETE would nfora the City Trale that we have in Store
w large stocb OF Apple and Peach Brandy, 6ne
and pure A ilera! margin allowed.
june % LRLIyETT l. s,frTu