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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-24
B U X 6 e & A l. l. T. n /,
WHOLESALE CROCERS,
Commission & Prolnee Merchants

COMMISSION a f'fOOute merchants,
A
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, AC.,
COR OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
VXTE receipt large and we'll assorted Of
w Groceries, Liquors, &c which Invite the attention
of The trade
Sugars.
Louisiana Sugar bs Baltimore and Louisiana
100 bills and Philadelphia Codee Sagar:
Crushed Sugar. IS nbls Baltimore and Louisians
so bbls y 7 and Phlladeipkig : Loaf Sugar
Powdered Sugar; % bbls Baltimore and Philadei
phiz Sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ saeks Rio COFte, = do o. o. java Coffee,
10 dc Laguyra do;
MOIaSscs.
$50 bbls New Molasses so ten gallon kegs Cold syruPt
200 j bbls do ~ bbls do do
IU0 ten gall kegs do
Deans Whisky, 2O5 bills hest Robertson county
100 do Wllshre's do Whisky.
- do Ward b. Cary o 150 hbls Rye 4 Bourbon do
q Srts old do 100 bxs Lougworths CataEha
20 Or. pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wine; 90 = casks old Burgundy Port
S j pines Jean Louis Brandy; Wine.
2 pipes Holland Gin 20 hask Champagne Wine
btls Ale: 10 bills Vinegar
q easxs London Porter;
Together wth every other articles usual kept the Grocery
ins. ianI2l BURGE L ALLEN.
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TAR " An It's
EFFRRYRsCENr
ELTZ Z A r e R Il N Il.
and popular medicine, prepared In conformity with
The analysis Of the of the celebrated Settler spring in
universal y received the most favorable recon-
neodations Of the Medical profession aud
Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
In use aud being entitled . special prefereEce over the
Mineral Spring waters sedz Powders and other similar ar
nsed with the best effect in all
D,oas and E6riie Diseases, Sick Headache. loss Of ps
.s, Indigestion Haa az 5a' "a t, peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted to the wants Of Travellers BY Sea and
Land, Residents n Hot Climates, Persons Of sedentsry
Vessels and Planters will end it valuable Ad
Gitiou to their Medicine Chest
it those who used it, has high favor and is deemed in
h ord state of he LveI renders great service re-
~ ;or and RIenGtis-It gives the hest satisfaction al.
laying nfammaOry symptoms and in many cases eecuay
b. aceess IN eases of raoe sdiSesioa Ha,s0y and
ostirsaesProyes be Medicine the greatest utility
ScsIfy or the Stomach, and ne dstfsssiRg sickness
qsai daring pregncncglields speedily, ami with marked
success under its hrslthful influence.
H1FSI he greatest ti 10 those afflicted aci0 sab
I to TIE Pss-Gently acting the OoWrs nenraliEing all
irritating seceons and thereby removing all ten
denotes
IN Ics tis !auGIga5ia az easss 'eheTS GeaRe AsT'n'
pWrgGeirGis required
his in the Of pogder carefully put in bottles to
keen in aay climate AID merely requires water poured upon il to
produce adelightful eGerYescent beverage
Taken morning. interferes with the ayocatons
of the day. acting gently the SYSTEM restoring the digestive
exciting healthy and vigorous the stomach aud
creating an elasticity Of mind and how Of spirits which give zrs
10 every enjoyment II also enables the invalid TO enjoy many
uxries mpuny, from whct he must otherwise be de-
hsTrei and without which life is rksOme and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country and its steadily
increasing popularity for series OF years. strongly guarantee 10
efficacy and valuable Character and commend TO the aVorAh
notice of an intelligent public.
PREPARED and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT 4 CO., Druggists,
nneI5-dIy No. 27S Greenwich ST., cor. Warren N.
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~rv WHITE WHEAT FLOUR

taken the agency Of the crebraed silver springs
We have lust received quantity OF superior
fySrns hch is perhaps as good can be made in ts
hr climate, and will he sold on hserSi S0Py a. 80
MAxlysNSpEeet, W
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
DEM OWL E IL CO.,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
DEM OVILLE IL CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRKPTIONISTS,
Corner Store of the Eso JiOz and An,eTieda buildings,
Corner of Cherry and ChuTeh Streets,
NASH WILLIE, TEN ESSEE Is
FL EsPEcFFULLY ask their old Is and customers, and
the public generally cell and them In their
sbhment Supplied with large and complete stock Of Drugs
Medicines Dyesuns Fancy Cords, and all articles kept in Drug
Stores and constantly receipt OF fresh 1uPP OF the same
they feel perecy confident of their ability to give entire salts
faction With reference both prices and qualities OF their goods
THANKFUL for the patronage heretofore extended to the
ola arm We hope by prompt attention 20 businesso merit
DEMOVILLB & CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
OTTR FKESCRIPTION DEPART W An n.
Is under the supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Psrptionst Druggist and orders in that line Of our bus
~ alis5 DEM9YILIIE 4 co b.
MREDTCENEE, INSTRUMENTS, &c.--we in
vie the attention Of Physicians to cur stock OF edens'
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental instruments. &c -
A'-i'0''' '~ S' DEMcvILLE & co.
NOMESTIG ARTICLES.--The Aeads Of families
are asked examine stock OF house
@s'~'~1 - IT DEA[0VlLLE & co.
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W. H a.
GRESHAM & HUFFAK Err,
Successors to Smith, LOve& Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission cIerchantS.
Sc SOUTH sARKrr sTBEET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
VNYE are now in receipt a vel assorted Stock CT
w Groceries, Liquors &c. which invite the attention
Of the tra1e:
Sugars.
80 hhds Louisiara 100 Bait. CruEhd aud PoE'd
50 boxes Loaf 100 bbs 81 Louis do do
Coffee.
400 bags New Orleans Rio;
I5J do Choice Baltimore.
Liquors.
700 barrels Pixies, Dean and ChcDsrths Whistles;
600 do Bourbon, Rye, MonOngshea and Smiths Old Re
Whisky;
200 do Country made, Lincoln Roberts, n, &AI
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy
25 pkgs French do
25 do Ginger, Blackberry and ChsIIydo
10 do Holland Gin:
Is casks Port Wine;
90 bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Rum;
Sumdries,
2UO half do do do l0O,DOt Cigars, do
i5U or do do do " chests dreen and Black Tea
Also good of Pepls' ~piee Ginger Soda, Sc.
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Ernit.
ors,-dtwSwIv GRESHAM 4 HUEFARER.
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PURE BOURBON WHISKY.

WHYE hu7eon hand about GO barrels Of PURE OLD BoUR
wv BON WHISKY which will warrant to he TouR YEARS
Old and the hnsstn State We anxious 10 close ont
and would glad those wanting something really hna and
Vocd yreuId five as calI CARTER, wILsP0RD 4 co,
s1lysi No Market STREE. A
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90 den syEup a.,Ssn svrun.
~ OK YES do do do =, ~
sceiyed and Tery superior article for sale low NO.
SOUTH Market street, oARyRR. wTLsFoRn a co
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SEWING MACHINES.

DAVIS q GAINES,
whOIes cree GERS,
pRODgTCE a. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AKD DEALERS IL
Foretgn AID Domestic Liquors,
No. az BROAD Street, Nashville Tenn.
IT, market price paid fo- Rags Feathers Beeswax Gin
AHe "S-o seng, Flaxseed, and Bacon.
ap5-n
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WETIsHING to other investments propose to sell
w Real Estate In Davidson county, as follows;
THAT 81 ESIRBAN RESIDENCE,
situated franklin Turupik within half mile OF the ciy
opposite the residence Of the late Joseph Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps commanding site in thevlcny OF Nash
Vile aud desirable country residence The house viii
be sold with II is land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Sims Tract situated the smith Turnpike Told
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing O
area The soil good, we'll wats ed and tmbere and can
be divided into small Of and " wra OF
which are admirably adapted for country residences, market gar
dens and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied by T. e. Campbell and formerly
owned By Harding, eonining about go acres This
place so we'll netd further description II will
Al be divided purchasers T. c. McCampbe viii show
thesr places o any who will call.
All property will be sold on reasonable terms anu
on credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply A. v S. Lindsey, Nashville, or to either o. IRE IN
ds-signls THOs C. Nee A8PBBLI.,
Six miles FROM Nashville,
T.A.MCCAMPBELL,
,h1I Nashville
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JUST RECEIV WE'D
CHAR LES ROB E r T S MS
No, II, Market Street,
LARGE assortment French, En- lsh snd Amer
- Toys, stereoscopes c Paper Balloons, from three 10
A diameter will be sold cheap either wholesale retail
1On BOXES Fire Crackers TOrpedOss. and other Fir
HUI Works
FRUITS.
FINE Assortment Of Nuts kinds Paradise Nuss,a
new article in this Market Rsisins Figs Prunes Cson
61Tants, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
nLACk and Green Teas, Spices, &e., justreeeiVed.
HICKES Preserves Oysters Lobsers, Ssrdnes Fresh Sal
mon, &C, Just received.
VKTE manufactures kinds Candy and seit as cheap Es
SsaH.s-s nv mus :" ~ CHARLES ROBERTSON.
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pos ssbev Hurt, D, Male College, Winchester, Tenn.
Prof Graves D. President Of the Mary Sharpe College, Win
chester, Tenn. =. =.
rug ste 81 Aaron Stretchs General Agent on the
nsr ~ Tnon and College streets, Nashville, Tenn
The dscorerer viii send the Natural Weather Indicator by
, nad we'll put up and secured to person
os S IA current money. Rall and plain directions for Tegu
IstIDgs using 60, accompany each indicator
Iad,sss LOUIS 8. ULLMAN, Agent,
y -SSi.S3- asvk.utf Columbia, Tenn-
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eAaHsTpnE SpMst4tFsGt
uuOOM e. VERT - CO..
NO. 81 college street,
yof cali attention hsiT large shd varied
w assortsntof RnrDituse In doing they feel saea
that they prepared 10 EXHIBIT sy tar me largest
sEST STOCK
~ an k;pda of Frre ever befnre IN this city, and IN
order 10 l out Inducements they Offering such Hrticles as
nay IL desired to cash buyers Al
REDUCED PRICES.
Owing 70 this renction those buying credit wl becAarged
interest from the time the hills are made
TIE ha. sfoK now IN store and the employment Of large
n II hands constantly engaged in manufacturing induces
them 10 give extra bargains st the present time
Wesk nm examination Of stock, believing that those In
want or ang article to their interest % purchase Of u.s.
"~S F GROOMEs, CATERT & co.
of all kinds constantly hand, and for sale the
owest marker prizes. lunei07sM
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KirkpaIricII, NeViHs n Co.,
RKCEyTyyG, FORWARDING AND WROLESAL8
GROCERY mERCHANTSs
MARKET TREET, SAsRgILLE TENNESSEE
UUAVE now ir store large and complete assortment
Il n Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, sll grades
Molasses in barrels and half hsrrels;
Coffee large and complete stock
Rasins full stock with Teas, Candles, Sarlines, Mack
ere Glassware aso Pec4ns: together with all kinds Of Gro
ses usually kent in tIe Grocery line. Our stock Of
RRANDIES, WINES WHISKY, &C,
We think surpassed in this any other market
our heavy goods invite the attention Of
the trade.
mar9S-S Observation-Disclosures CO.
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YUvHE Nashville Cos Company viii from this date S6sr
their superior Coal IS and % cents bushs frsn s
once "a Cherry street, betEseU UHiOu I'D oaszas'
nhB q
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N HE Dwelling House and Lot, "A
4 No. II south Vine street, lately occupied BY 8tA
the ubscriber will be sold low and ON lib IssssBA
eraI TERMS lliaIkS3
Apply to ACUNAiAOHAA; -
tf
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Anderson & Romans,
At
AmdeFSOn's Foundry and Machine
shop,
NO. 80 BROAD STREET,

NO. 50 BROAD STREET,
RE manufacturing sixhorse portable steam Engines
"a suitable for printing Offices plantation USE and Where
small engines required. Price s6L0,
Stationary Engines from TO thirty horse power al
price, hrstclas engine can he furnished at W" are
prepared ell for Engines and Mill Machinery OF the
fastest improved patterns short notice Casting made from
our stock Of Mills ard circular, sash and Auy
saw Mills, unrvaled for strength durability and economy
eff power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
and experienced wokmen furnished set work when de-
sired 81, -.
Constantly on hand of castings usually kept
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker and draman IS
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and es
mates furnished on application
oe aud Sales Room at 50 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn
june22-dtf
ornamental Trees and EVergfeenS.
NEONTGONERY & McGREDY ,Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
invite special attention TO their extensive stock OF Fruit
Bvergsens, reen House Plants over lO
and Every sttabe for immediate elect
Fruits-50O0 Apple 2 4 years old.
Pears-3OOa. DEarfs & Standards, 9 20 years old.
Peaches az years old Cherries, Plums, AprcotsNeo
tsrens and ounce, in A-ge numqers.
large collection of Grapes Strawberries Raspberies, Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons.
MONTGOMERY & McGREDY.
nall. LnWood. Nurseries Nashville REM
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A. RIVA & co.
No. so south Market street,
CONE pct ABoyK WATSON HOUSE,, OPPOSITE UNION sTREET9
nHEssRS A. RIyA CO.. direct importers Of Wine, Cog
nag Brandies Domestic and Havana Cigars, have re
moved 10 Market street door above Watson Eo1se
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a stvIes AZ A. ;. FRANcIsCo's,
zn96 Is Public Square, Nashville,
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PLOWSI PLOWSi! PLOwSIii
WJE viii Keep constantly full o. pos
w HanniActurei atthe Tennessee PlOvN Fncto-
". FARMERS ~ond do Es 70 q call before purehangs
- We can Sc thra good e pl0E teen o1sF8e
Tor sale IN ts ey II from 70 twenty per less yoa
have teen paJingf the quality Of Ploss.
P. 4 {. ANDERSON,
fsh6-tf 20 and - corner bruadand College strseta,
N.shrf 49,.
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WEyE will offer for sale public au,ton on me fpshs
wv Square, on Saturday, September sit, one ~
buggy Plaster 0rnamsn the property OF > n TX
HAT deceased. usual hour T. r. dLAscock' Aueoh
'sr. u wS % s sTTpSdksELI, Administrators f.
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A c. cAkTER- ~. C. WiLlSFoED- = D. aFAAAa.
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
GARTER, EILLSFORD a. co
(suceessos te Carter Mckay Co.. and 70 Lsnisr ee-,l
TEAvE day themselves Estler under e s
and Carter NillsioTd Co for the pnrPoss
Of doing General and Whossale srocery
Business having removed The ant; modon Eae
house. lately erected and occupied BY MessrS 3 Laner Co
having eu tie entire stock 81 10th hoses VIZ q AZ Az
times prepared All orders at the lowest cash price,.
settle all claims against the Old ARA ot Carter Mckay
Co.. and hope that all Who indebted 20 them will eos of
settle Immediately. vaut % close the boss a.
tAk1hh. hiLLeEe1D = So-
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RRANBIEs WINES, WHISKY &e.,
ALSO,
Dealers In BACON, Lard and Country Pre-
euees OF Every Descra p1tOns
c9rRsrof College and Br0ad Sresfs-
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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Nashville. Aug. IS. 1850
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nRUSITES.--A large stock # Shoe, Paint Varnish and
Artist Brushes, Just received and s7r sale low ?.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
OVER THE NORTHERN LINE.
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE
SACRAMENTO. April %

SACRAMENTO. April 2d.
SENATE Mr.. Barton introduced bill an
thorizing payment in full for lands purchased
in this State on credit-passed.
Assembly Till supplementary to act pro
yiding for support of State government in
Santa Cruz county-passed.
Mr. Grant reported and recommended the
passage Of Senate bill amending act to au-
thorize G. W. Ensign to lay down water
pipes in San Francisco.
Senate bill enabling the State to receive
the benefit ofthe overhowed lands, was dis
cussed
Mr. Wheeler, from the Select Committee,
reported a substitute to Senate bill in rela-
tion to payment of Gilman's judgment against
Contra Costa county.
AssEMBLY.-The Assembly refused to re-
consider the vote by which Senate bill allow
ing Judge Burnett's back salary was lost.
Assembly substitute allowing Mike Fen
mel 5 claim to be paid in cash-passed.
Mr.. Phil Moore was elected Speaker pro
te,a in the absence of Mr.. Stratton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

FRUT.-We understand that the recent
frosts have severely injured the young fruit
in sever'l orchards in this vicinity. We in
quirrd Of Mr. Beach how he stood affected.
and he replied that not solitary germ had
been touched in his orohards. This fortunate
exemption from destroying frosts has been his
luck every year. lie has never had any
fruit killed by the frost at any season. His
ground is some eight or nine feet higher than
the lowlands generally and the soil is sandy.
We know not whether this may account for
his good fortune or not
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

sB-G'a Craig the successful competitor
for the fifty guinea Burns prize poem, says
the Home journal, is Scotch lassie, native
of Edinburgh but a resident of London
email volume of her mrtricnl compositions,
entitled Poems ly lsa," were published in
1856 l.y the Backwoods Her Burns poem
is not equal to many of the compositions
communicative of the centnarr, which have
appeared in this country 1t is vastly life
lior to the Baltimore prize-poem on the same
suljeet, written Y Fraser, of Newark; and
nil nre surpassed iy the well known Burns
poem ~ IIalleck.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

THE PRINCE OF WALES VIsTr TO RoMR.-So
great was the horror of Protestant Engiahu
at the announcement that the Heir Apparent
to the English throne was about to visit the
capital Of Christianity, that the London
Times deemed it necessary to allay 1t hy an
editorial. The Times assured the atfHghted
Protestants of England that there was no no
need of alarm on their part; they might
sleep in peace undisturbed 10y the nightmare
of Catholic Prince of Wales returning from
the Eternal City. To further ease their
minds on the question. Churcn of England
divine was appointed to accompany the
young Prince and "superintend his studies.
~ Y Tablet
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

MALT AND OTHER LIoUoRs Stokes 4 Chinn,
next door to the U 5. Hotel, street, have
received u most excellent assortment of Ii.
quors from below. Mr.. Stokes superintended
the selection in person. being absent on that
business for couple Of weeks. and there is
no doaht that the liquors are of the best and
purest quality.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

EB- J. w. sullivan las furnished US with
package Of the latest Atlantic papers
Among them is the Century" published by
Tho'. NeElrath, f1rnerly of the New York
Tribune. The Century is large and mag
nifieent looking sheet We have not had
time as yet to examine its contents
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

eB-P Selts, French painter. paper hanger.
AMI u21'lsterer calls the attention of the pub
lie IN or advertising columns, to his ficili
ties t'r doing all kinds of ornamental and
other p"n''ns' rr'inins, glazing. gliding, DC
His place is No. lol Second street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

Hoo SrEALING-On Wednesday night, says
the S. +. Call, two hogs were taken from the
North Point wharves. They were doubtless
killed and carried off in boat as the stains
of blood and traces to the place where they
were taken from the wharf favor that con-
clusion. Twenty dollars reward is offered
for the detection of the thief or thieves A
water police is much required to prevent de.
predations along the wharvesand docks.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

The Literary Gazette publishes a letter
lately addressed to the Marquis of Normandy
by Walter Savage Landor They were at
one time great friends, but, on meeting in
Florence, more recently. the nobleman seem
ed to think that Landor's conduct in his late
quarrels with woman, had not been credit
able, and he "cut' him. So thus wrote the
poet:
"My Lord,-Now I am recovering from an
illness of several months duration, aggrava-
ted no little hy your lordship's rude reception
of me at the Casino. in presence of my fami-
ly and of numerous Floren,ines, must re
mind you, in the gentlest terms, of the occur,
renee. 1t was the only personal indignity
ever received. We are old men. my lord,
and verging on decreptude and im6eeility,
else my note might he more emphatic. Do
not imagine am unobservant Of distinctions.
You, 10y the favor of a minister, are Marquis
of Normandy; l. hy the grace Of Col, am
Walter Savage Laudor."
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

FALL OF WALL-For a long time past,
says the Alta, the members of Engine Com
pany No. 5, have made complaint to the
head Of the Fire Department and through
him to the Board of Supervisors. setting forth
the fact that the rear wall of their engine
house on Sacramento street, was cracked and
erumbling. and liable at any moment to fall
No attention unfortunately was paid to the
matter, aud Thursday night, soon after the
clock struck u, large portion of the decay.
ed wall fell out with great crash, scattering
a great pile of bricks and mortar around, and
greatly endangering the lives af several per-
sons who were in the house at the time.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

SEVERE AccDEvr-Wm. Green Of Wash
ington Yolo county, was struck by horse
on wednesd,y last, SAYS the Sacramento
Union. aul slstained disocation Of the left
shoulder. lie was eng gel in hitching pair
Of Spanish horses, when one of them sudden
ly reared with the above result. lie was at
tended by DR. Morse, who reduced the dslo-
cation. and the patient in now doing we'll
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

For VIcroaA-The steamer Brother Jona-
than s'iled at halfpoit II on Thursday. says
the Alta. for Portland and Victoria, carrying
abort two hrndrel passengers and full
freight, the latter consisting in part of a lot
of fine flt beef cattle. destined for the victo.
ria market
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
MARYSVILLE.
SUNDAY, APRIL I'd, 1859.
Democratic State Central Committee.

A MEETING Of the DENOCk\ \iiC An'ti'e.
o,a,,,, N =, -, C.,trd C. mmttce viii he held Mt
The Il lion UhttL SACRAMENTO on THURSDAY, f,
Anril 9lsr. A fll atten lance of members is re-
crested. as imp rtanf business connected with
the coming clmpiigl Will hs transacted.
b. b. REODING, Chm.
J. F. MoRsE, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

CuIEF JusucE TANEy NOT RESIGNED The
rTmor which has | cen going the rounds of
the press that Chief Snstice Tan-y contem
plated re,iguing his Juigeship In the Su.
preme Court ofthe United States. we learn on
the best authority, 'aysa an Atlantic paper. is
wholly without foundation. Chief Justice
Tnn'y does not. and has never contemplated
taking such a step.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

EB-A load Of hay from Drums Ranch,
near Zabriskie's, was overturned, yesterday
near Fuller's Stalle. The case was rather ag.
gravating, from the fact that it was within
thirty or forty yards Of its destination, and
had to be all reloaded in order to transpo rt
it over SO short distance