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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

New ORLEANS, April ll--Cotton Sales to DAY
IL, 600 bales, advanced Middling 124 Sugar duil
declined Corn steady 90e. Freighls slightly de-
eljned t
Billy Bowlegs died on the lib Of March.
VERv CRvs, April There is great rejoicing
and national salute, and military parade IN favor
Of McLaDe's recognition Of The JuareE goYeraDenf.
The Liberals are surrenderiag capitol The Gar.
rison numbers {. 600 men Miranop has sent 500
men to the capitol from orizaba JusIez forces are
pursuing MiFamon@
Mia has received Official dispatches coEfrming
the Tennessees' news. He returnes to Washington
In few days. @
LRAvEswoBTH. April 1.-D;scOyery of coarse
gould holder have been mads.in this city whish
are productive -
ST. LoUIs. April Il!--Ths Overland mail Of III
18th had arrived
ST Louis, April 1.-THE rigeris falling aquarter
of an inch per hour. fIlie upper Streams are fails
ing.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-The river is falling with
feet inches water in the canal and six feet the
falls.
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DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

4f~xS DR.. King, formerly ofNeW York. for the astfouI
$AS years OF Louisville, Kentucky, and who has de.
his attention to the treatment Of private diseases
thirty years. faer HIMSELF having attended to practice for
many years. aneured many thousands ne is enabled
all OF private nature, how thgy
from djudicious mgdica treatment from negdt Of their
own Dr. Kings Dspensa No % street, between
Cherry the Square, where he ali diseases private
nature.
cured without medicine interfergnc,
from business.
Of old recent date, eectually
avs, by operation which pain. Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps causes
more mischief and undermnes the constitution much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skim growing neg
ect had treatment, be efecualy cured days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular having been given 70
his disease all the consequences growing it,
on IN many by the destructive Of nconsderae
excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
will undermine the constitution, iering subject
for business society, and causing premature old age
Females who be aborng with any difficulty the Won't
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, BY writing stating their case
fee enclosed directed Dr. A King, % Deadrck street
Nashville, Tennessee will have the necessary medicine sent
address, with directions secrecy observed
Office hours from o'clock in the morning until Gin the eyenn
NAV 22-dSWly
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MarsIlaI's sale.

10y virtue Of two wr Of er facias directed from the
Circuit Court Of the United States, which founded
upon rendered in said Court the October
1855 wherein Wilbur & Scott plaintiffs and B. W Kali
and E. D. Payne defendants and Morgan Vance plain
tiff and the said E. D. Payne defendant viii sell
day Of April next all right title, claim and interest OF the said
defendant E. d, Payne in and following or al
b. i and Is all fronting 100 feet and IS feet the side
lot No. 25 all situate and lying that Of city
Bells Survey, Charlotte pike. Also, lots Nos.
lying il G. W. g. Paynes plan, Cherry street. in South Nash
vile and fronting said stree shout - feet adjoining Beee
lot All Of which said lots. have been levied upon and
sold the property said defendant satisfy SKID
This third day OF March. 1859. rh4-dd
b. CLEMENTS, U. S. Marshal
mh3-h. for the Middle District o. Tennessee.
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EXPENSIVE Shooting. within the limits Of the
corporation, Is expensive luxury, some Of our
citizens find to their cost. Jefferson Lowry had
purchased new pistol, sAd thought to try it, snd
in doing arrested taken before the Recorder,
aud fined So and cests.-Aemphis Avalanche,
April 10.
1t is not expensive up this way indeed, it is
common an occurrence to hear shooting within the
corporation that it scarcely attracts attention 1t
is rather an unusual thing that Sunday should pass
of without its stiffness being disturbed BY the re-
port of two or three pistols. Last Sunday we heard
two, one of which was certainly, aud perhaps both
within the corporate limits of the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

DEMOCRATIC NOSnSATOEs.-Tne Pulaski Citizen Of
the 9Th says: "At the Democratic Convention on
Monday last, TbOs Martin. Esq, nominated to
represent the county aud E. E. Harvey, Esq, to rep
resent this floating district in the lower house of the
next Legislature. The nominations though we believe
unsolicited BY them, were accepted. The proceed
ings Of the convention to give satisfaction to
the entire Democracy of the county"
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- Il Believed IL saved

M1F~NS 4 Believed IL Saved Eny
@sk>ss-s Iifes---Jaeob Wooster, Of Bush Creek New
sewckley township For years Vertigo,
Nausea and Headache attending DYSPEPSIA sometimes severely
to incapacate for any eHorat Others coDne
my bed Ny bowels often eonstpaed obge
the most powerful pIrgve relieve myself Indeed
last found necessary something constantly.
Last fall commenced taking BGRHEAYE's HOLLAND BIT
TIERS, and found it just what my required re
eonmend it two highly, for I5slisee sarei my fe'
spl0-dSW1W
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Greaf Rarenins.

early application is made viii sell great bargain
Il new brick house and lot in
HAESDENG,S ADDITION
to Nashville The house eonsins rooms fine
view Of the city, &c
We haze 6iso for sale large number OF the
Most Desirable Residences i'm the City
and vicinity Besides many Of the Farms this and
Joining counties AlsO supply OF the best unproyeI
lots in the city and different additions TO Nashville All
persons disposed to purchase would do well
can sell great bargains
mia ]. L. a. r. BROWN
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RIVER AND srEAmBoAT NEWS.
BOArs LEAVING THIS DAY.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Hudson, Packersburgh at o'clock.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Harmonic, from Pittsburgh,
Hudson, for Cincinnati,
Minuetonka, for Paducah,
Baltimore, for Smithland.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Commerce, for ports above,
Minnetonk, for Paducah.
Reliance, for Cincinnati.
EXPECTED To>DAT.
V. K. Stevenson, ports above; Cuba, Psducah;
Wenona, Cincinnati; Tempest, Louisville, Nashville,
New Orleans.
There will be no regular packet boat this day.
The Hudson, neat craft is up this day for the Ohio
river, Cincinnati and Psckersburgh. Her officers
are courteous anu attentive.
Steamer Red Rover-this superior craft is now
receiving freight for New Orleans and will depart
on Wednesday next.
The steamer Nashville will be the next New Or
leans steamer due, and will depart Saturday next.
Freights for New Orleans scarce; for Baltimore on
Tobacco and Cotton so cts; to Philadelphis 80 cts;
to New York GO cts Boston 20 cts; Flour, per
barrel to Baltimore, s. cts; Philadelphia 80 cts /;
New York 81 90; Boston SII5. This is done under
clean bill Of lad ng, 0o additional charges by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Agent Capt. II H.
Harrison. Freights to Cincinnati scarce and at
low rates; to Pittsburg the same.
The river now declines rapidly with ten feet large
on Harpeth Shoals. Weather warm and sultry.
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Don't fail to attend the sale of the Welcksr lots
on Wednesday, 18th inst, by J. L. & R. W. Brown,
if you want cheap homes or great bargains in real
estate, desirably located.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

The Pulnski CisizsR of the 9Th says: Last Mon.
day was lively day in iowa being the first Mon
doy in April and the first day of Circuit Court, the
denizsns came in by As usual, the auction.
GERS were busy during the day, and good deal of
) stock, &C., changed hands. Money seemed TO be
very plentiful, aud everybody seemed pleased with
everybody aud everything. We heard of no fights or
quarrels during the dsy-something very unrsal on
the first Monday"
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friend from Lebanon, left small sum Of money
in the hands of in this city for safe keep
ing about the middle of February last and has for
gotten the name Of the gentleman with whom he
left it. Any information concerning it, left at this
Office viii be thankfully received.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

We received call yesterday frUm Mr. J. P Breese,
who visits the city on business connected with the
shelbyville True Uaion Our merchants who wish
to extend their business in the counties of Bedford
Lincoln, Marshall Coffee, Sc, viii find the True
Union an excellent advertising Medium, as it has
large and increasing circulation in those counties.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


INV ORLEANS, April LITTLE steamer Tennessee,
with Vera Cruz dates Of the STD, has arrived s.
McLane recognized. the Jaares Government on The
fourth, which caused great rejoicing in Mexico.
On the 2 DeGoilaas attseked the capitol, bit
was rspulsed with 800 men Killed on each side
Mirnmon Is az 0Tizaba.
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CincinnaIi MARKER.

CIScINNATI. April IL --Flour, sales, / 900 bbIs
5.4Os5 80; Whisky, sales zoo bbls 2Sc; Mess Pork,
sales, 400 bbls IL 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

In selecting a jury to Try the case Of the Hon
Daniel z. Siekles, Mr.. VIM. H. Stanford, who had
been su nmoRed as talesnan, stated that he had
formed opinion and entertained no bias in The
case but that he had conscientious seruples against
capital punishment, asd be was discharged. For
similar ayoEsl and refusal to take the prescribed
oath Of 8 jurymaD, Judge MeKeirnsn, Of Memphis,
the ether day, ordered Mr.. W. W. Ritehie to be i'm
prisOned thirty days for contempt Of court. After
one nights Imprisonment, however, Mr.. Richie ap-
peared and took the oath. Judge Crawford Of Wash
ingtOn, thinks jurymsn who is oOnscieniOusy OPP
posed to capital punishment is unfit to try man
upon charge involving hanging: Judge Nc
Herman thinks It makes no sort OF difference
VIM. Smith O'Brien, the distinguished Irish Pa
trot, arrived in Memphis on the 9Th, and after tax
ing look at ga great metropolis" las the appeal
is wont to call Memphis took his departure in the
train for Huntsville from which place he will pro-
coed to Nashville. BIS countrymen here, as well
as our citizens generally, will give him cordial
welcome.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

Crisp's Gaiety IN Memphis is to open this evening
for the spring season, the Bulletin says, with
well selected company, comprising the best of the
Nashville corps" and others. That "best'' sounds
decidedly funny here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

The alarm Of FIRE last night proceeded from the
aaFVing Of lot Of waste paper in the rear Of the
Post Office. An effort was made TO quell the alarm
before the FIRE bells were rung but Young America
was too eager for an opportunity to exercise lungs
One Of the hopeful seiOn when reminded that there
was no Ere, exclaimed, " Let them bring out the
engines anyhow" We believe there is an ordinance
to punish those VINO originate false alarm Of FIRE,
and We are not sure that it would not reach those
who give currency to false alarm, knowing it to be
such. Our gallant fremen are always ready to re-
sPoBd to every call but care should be taken that
they are mot called out simply to afford our fast
youngsters little sport
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

We take pleasure in calling attention TO the card
of DIR. B. Wood, Dentist, in tO-days paper. We can
the more confidently recommend DR.. Wood. Is We
know from practical experience that his work is
dore in the very hest manner
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mr. SheIhHIS Sale.

OF the remainder Of his booded stock did not take place,
advertised Saturday last, in consequence OF bad
weSther Several fine horses jacks, and jennes we'll
Of fine cattle still unsOd, all Of which bought
atpuvae sale very reasonable prices and credit Of
years. without interest.
determined SELL and persons desrous Of buying would
well apply possible p s. MeMurry the Doc
tors farm, the office Of the Gas Light Company
an3-l I'm
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The Columbia Herald says that Mr.. Thompson
who attempted to commit suicide in that place
time tince, by cutting his throat has entirely
covered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-12

NEW YoRK, April 11--Cotion, firm, sales, 8 COO
bales; Flour duh, sales, 1900 bbls; Whisky, 253:
Sugar quiet. but steaey, 7s7k.
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LOST Or MISLAID.

LAND Warrant, No. 1445I, for 100 issued to Mrs.
Ann Carr widow Of James Carr, decd. October 81 1857
ank) assignment LeOre Elisha Oglesby, Justice of the
Peace Macon County Tenn and officially certified by the
Court Of Macon county Tenn h seal
Office. persons against trading using
warrant intend to spply to the Department fo duplicate
Of the JAS. 7. DYER.
RpqWGt-pr's fee $3.50
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The Columbia Harald says it is believed the late
frosts have destroyed the peach and cherry crops in
that county.
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HAvRE, March "a Cotton has advanced one
frank Sales two days, 1900 bales, Market firm
and active. -
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WeekIy BAND sta1emen1.
Foreign Market.

Nav YORK, Apail 1i.-Increase in loans 81 I63..
600; Increase in specie Sic 000 Increase in circu-
tation $227 O0O; Increase ia net deposits SI05 600
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GOLD Pens IEEPAIKED ]

EE#5skIss s.. ssz zzl
ENCLOSE them with cents each, stamps so
cents in money address and they will be returned by
mail in good order. HOsKINS BARNES,
Gold Pen Mandatory,
nov20-d&vIy No ~ Third street. louisville XIV.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VANISHING to make other investments, propose sell
Wv all Real Estate in Davidson county, follows:
THAT SUSURBAN kESADENCEs
situated The franklin Turnpike, within half mile the city,
opposite the of tue laUe Joseph W Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This is, perhaps commanding site in eYcny Of Nash
VILE aud most desirable country residence. The house
lie sold IS Of land the purchaser MAJ
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon road within miles Of Nashville, containing
acres The soil good we'll wateed timbered and can
divided into of and uT wards
which are admirably adapted for country residences gar
dsns and dairy farms. Also, that -
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied by T. q Mcanphe and formerly
owned BY Thos Harding, lining about go This
place is SO we'll known need further description. will
also be divided purchasers T. O. McCampel will
these places to any who will call
property will be sold reasonable terms
on credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A. Lindsey, Nashville, either
dersgnde, PHOs e. McCAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A. McCAMPBELL,
mh3I Nashville
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There in the receipts of Cotton Charleston
last week, compared with hs Corresponding meek last year
amounting $50 bales, and similar increase Of 4 bales
savannah. and S05 bales at Mobile.
The Augusta ConsationGiist lGth contains
ewing the stock Cotton held in the interior
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FoR MExlCo.-The Memphis Avalanche of the 9th
says; General Trst and suite, Of the Liberal party
of Mexico, left last evening the steamer Belfast
en- route for Mexico. Gen. Trist has been in this
vioinicy for month or two and, We hear, has sue
cseded in enllsting large number of Americans to
take part in the affairs Of Mexico, portion Of
whom will accompany him"
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Married..

On Sunday evening the 10Th in in this city by John COart.
ESQ., Mr. CHARLES TADIoLI and Miss LOUISA E. LOHGI-
NETTE, all Of Nashville, Tenn.
On the morning of the 18th inst by the Rev. W NJ Reed,
81 DAVIS Jr and Miss MARY ANN G. DAVIDSON.
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IA
CousIRTstAz saEIEs TIE CTrT E1sPBArT.-Ihe
Memphis EsqutFv oflshssGh ssys A couaieSmsn
named Jefferson Lowrs, came to the city With the
whole of eleven dollars in his pocket resolved fosee
lhe sights, and learn BY experience something Of
city life Having heard much Of the desperadOes
who are said 10 infest urban localities, and believing
with Washington that it is best in tine Of peace to
prepare for war he invested ten dOlar Of his elev-
en- in purchasing pistol and smmn8tion. Thus
prepared, he Commenced to "sPlurge" on his rem9in
ing one paying il out at the rate Of hveesnts dram
for s'nins -siriks' whisky. After exhausling his
funds, he FELT valorsoa, ana 10 show he wasn't
afeard, discharged his pistol within the corporate
limits Of our good city. For this one Of the ever
Vaiehful and indsfaiigsbls police nabbed' Jefferson
and took him before Maj. East, whoreeuired him to
pay the sum Of S., and costs-Sl more-f0r the in
diligence. Now JEFF. was in FIX. Hshsd expsnd
ed his last red bu; get0 tbecaabOose-he oOu dn't
think of it. friend suggested lhat the pistol might
be made available: JEFF. jumped at the idea, aud
forthwith disposed Of his weapon fl S6.26, with
which be paid his fine and departed than he
came $l075; butricher il experience, and with the
proud consciousness that he had seen the city ele-
plant"
EUCcEssTUL HuSTINo.-The Memphis appeal Q
the 9th says "a party Of gentlemen including our
efficient Wharfmaster, Mr.. Tobias Wolfe, formed
hunting party on Thursday, and secured the denies
mes of Wolfe river within an area Of six or seven
miles at that distance from the city They returned
home thesame eVen;ng-hRying bagged two dear and
wild turkey. Apretly successful days hunting in
sight Of the smoke Of great metropolis"
ACQUITTED We we're shown dispatch, yester-
day, from Mr.. Mills OWEN, from Pittpburg stating
that Mr.. SHAW, who has been under arrest in that
place for years. for assisting in the apprehension Of
fugitive slave of Mr.. RAGLAED, of Fuscumbia, has
been acquitted. This will be good news to the
friends Of Mr.. SHAW, and it is just to say that Mr.
OWN is deserving of great praise for the interest he
has manifested and the untiring efforts used to pro,
cure his aequitial. Appeal, april 10.
Mr.. Shaw, it will be remembered by the readers
Of this paper, was tried some time since at Pitts
burg. upon charge of kidnapping, anl convicted;
the punishment for which is imprisonment in the
penientiary for term not exceeding fifteen years.
Before sentence was passed upon him, howsver, his
counsel obtained new trial. On the ground that but
eleven jurymen lad tried him. According to the
charge Of the Judge, who could not be accused of
favoring the prisoner, be should have been acsuit
ted on the first trial. but abOlitionism prevailed over
the law, and be was convicted. On the second trial
the case was given to the jury at three o'clock in
the afternoon of the 7th, and after two hours de-
liberation, they returned with verdict Of "not
guilty"
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COmMERc I'D.
va.hvfiIs Market, April r..

oTTeN-Thers were only four bales Of insrior quality or
the market day. which sold po Holders acting upon
The prumpton Gotten viii command considsraby higher
figures than buyers willing iyeand hence they gliding
up their Coto8 The quotations suoin thosecurrrat en-
Saturday, thoughoders demanding advance to-day
~ . -. -. -.--.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary q 9
Low Middiing ,.s55 tsl01[
MudllBg lo5s Gil.
Good Mddng. e9Il1<
ehave complied The following the receipts Of
Cotton various ports seiesrapc aa mall
dates received at this Office.
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TRUSTEE,s SALE.

pursuance Of Trust to me by Gusdorf
Brueh dated April 1852 and registered in the Registers
Oies of Davidson county will, &suday April 18th, 1852
sell the highest bidder cash. the Of said GusdOrf
Bruch No. 40 Coopers Building, all the stock Of said
consisting of Cigars Tobacco and other articles embraced said
Deed of Trust n d CROSS,
ap7-td Assignee Of Guslorf L Erueh.
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" Eentes
French DeLsines, Elsin and Fancy.
French and English herinoes:
kacORiaPlaids;
Layellas, for Travelling Dresses
BiBeges;
Plaid Meriu0, English and French;
Every style Of Shas Plain Fancy Dress silks and Coaks
Black Siks, all grades; together With other article too tsous &c
mention. .-.-- 4srr 4 . :
Wehaye also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Beaehesl Domestic, all grades
l9S- i2-f beached Sheeting;
~ inch Pillow case C1ttsn;
- Brown sheetns
"a and 81 sea island DO;
BRO. and bid drills;
Pld LinseY, all kia3g.
FlanneIs, all eOlors qualities and pIieesi.
Canton Fiarlels; Lt
Negro Blankets;
Bet Blankets, every size and quality
Brown ssy Sanetts Casslmees. FestinEs, Shirts
Fronts C0llas fae every article person may
fud in Z retail store.
We also keep constantly hand conplee stock Of Boots and
Shoes Caps, nour Co.'S lest Anchor hran Rorug
Cos Carpets 20 all Of which invite the attention Of
trading community H8ctto is seli cheap Tx
cheapest MCgsiif aTER BROS
sepl5 No. 81, North MsTFst street,
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GIenOack for Sale.

GlenOack for Sale.
on SATURDAY, June 18th, 1853, esssgsEA
41A will be offered at public sale, at the Ssstssa
IsIIINS Court House in Nashville, the bead Ssss5sz
ISsss 4 tiful Country Seat known as "GLEN. ss<fSS
isssszt874 OAK" situated about two miles from
the city Of Nashville the Hills @~a441s>
boro Pike. The premises consist of fifteen Of unduang
ground well enclosed by pckences The improvements
st of two story tenement containing about rooms,
gether with kitchens, stables houses, cerns &c. all in
good order The houses built by the late Rev. Charles
Tones. about five and tasteful substantial and
complete.
The property win be sold two and three years time with
interest from day of SALE lien will be retained paya
bic in bank, satisfactorily endorsed, will be required.
T1cker is the premises and Will show them any per.
desiring to purchase For further particulars apply
JAS b. CRAIGHEAD,
apS-d&tEtd % Public Square.
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