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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-27

National Hotel
A NJ REST AURANT
81 Water Street, and y Front Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
- The undersigned respectfully informs the pnl,.
s's3 lie that he has leased tie abovS named honse III
HIN naed near the Steamboat aud Railroad Depots.
kz& and has altered aud reurniShetl 1t throughout and
placed u u proper condition for the accommodation Of
PERMANENT and TRANSIENT BOARDEJ,S
Rooms can be obtained by the single night week or
n4aIm u me RESTAURANT may be found AT all hours
OYSTERS, and ali other iritaccs usually found in n well
regulated Restaurant The Bar IL stocked with well se
erted assortment Of WINES LIQUORS aud SPEARS that
WI compete with not surpass any rstcass Hotel In
this city; and pRArGr ALE that unsurpassed always
on hanl Meals served np ~ all hours, either for parties
N B--Thc house will be kept open until the arrival ar
Tue midnight trains. SYLVESTER R1ANlIARD,
APl. -flm Proprietor
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-27

NEw YORK, December %.
Last night an express arrived here from
Boston, who left it ON Friday last and brings
sundry letters, among which is the following,
viz:
BOSTON, Dec. II, l773,
GENTLEMEN Yesterday we had a greater
meeting of the body than ever, the Country
coming in for 90 miles round, and every step
was taken that was practicable for returning
the Yea: The moment it was known out OF
doors, tnat Mr.. Rotch could not obain pass
for his Ship by the Castle, a number of
people huzza'd in the Street. and in a yery
little time, every ounce of the Tea on board
Captains Hall, Bruce and Coffin, was immersed
IN the Bay, without the least injury in private
property.
The Spirit of the People or this occasion
surprised all parties, who viewed the scene.
!" We conceived it our duty to afford You
the most early advice of the interesting event
by express, which, departing Immediately,
obliges us to conclude.
BY Order of the Committee.
+. 5. The other vessel, viz: Captain
Loring belonging to Messrs. Clarke, with
Fiftyeight chests, was by the Act Of God,
cast on shore, on the back of Cape Cod
*By the act, any dutiable goods on board
vessel, after lying 20 days in a harbour, be-
come liable to the payment of the duties
The people waited till the last day, and in
lew hours the ship Ito secure the duties
payable) was to have been delivered to the
custody OF the man of war
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
The First Baptist Church.

The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted at a regular meeting of the FIRST Baptist
Church, held on Wednesday evening, January 3,
1859
Whereas, The First Baptist Church Of the city
Of Nashville was incor porated by an Act Of the Le-
gislature Of the State of Tennessee, passed the
I'd day of March, 1858 /; and
Whereas. Said Act of incorporation was duly ac-
ceI ted by the members composing said First Baptist
Church, at regular meeting of the Church, on
the 18th day of April, 1858, and in pursuance Of
the PROVISIONS of said Act trustees we're appointed
to hold the property belonging to said First Baptist
Church and
Whereas, 1t is understood that certain disorderly
persons are holding meetings at place called Fire
mans Hall, and claiming to be the First Baptist
Church of the city Of Nashville, thereby inducing
the false impression that the First Baptist Church,
legally ineorpora ed aforesaid, has surrendered
its chartered privileges therefore,
Resolyed That there is but one First B0ptist
Church in the city of Nashville, (noW under the
pastoral charge of Elder R. B. C. Howell, and all
other organ cations claiming to be such First Bap
list Church. are fraudulent and illegal sud sub
eets ali parties concerned N such illegal OrgsnlER-
lions prosecution for violation Of chartered rights
vested in aid First Baptist Church
Resolvsd, That all persons engaged IN such com
binsuons, and claiming to be the First Baptist
Church of the city Of Nashville. are hereby notified
and foTewarneI against using in any manner the
corporate name OF the Church aforesaid.
Res0gceG, Tbat copy of the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be placed upon record, and publish
ed in the Newspapers Of this city.
A copy from the minutes.
). NJ SCorr, Church CLERK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

HUE subscriber offers for sale seventy Oflani th
Middle Franklin Turnpike four uIies from Nashville, al
joining the which he resides and the lands Of Capt JOIN
Jones' The land equal the best with ahuu0ncs ef excel
lent, falling water, with the bssutui ounz sit
in the country, and in the midst Of the nest hhohoo
America. apri4 NATHANIEL BANTEk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

ELoPENENT extraordinary AND ARRKsT.-The
Piusburg papers the arrest in tha, city of
man named Anderson, under the following circum
stances
About two years ago he lived in Washington city
and was ia government employ. He had a wife
four children, who it would appear devoted 10
him, AID with whom he might have been happy.
But unfortunately for his happiness and that of his
family, be had become acquainted with lady who
was then matron Of the government ASYLUM at
Washington. The acquaintance grew % intimacy,
and at length TO some hing worse The conduct Of
the matron excited remark, aud il bvcame ne
cessary to discharge her from the Institution. The
next day she and her paramour left the city, and
they went-no one knew whittier
About sixteen months ago, Mr. RsmOnd Skidmore,
q brother of Mrs Anderson, came to PItIbarg and
has resided there since. Ol Monday night he
happeud 10 call in at Davis anctiOn rooms, snj
among the crowd there he WAS surprised TO 6Od his
les brother-iu-law. Without making himseifknoWu
he traced Anderson 10 house. wlere the guilty pair
lived, and on Tuesiay had him and her arresteds
They were detained for further hearing, and ap-
pea red overwhelmed with shame; the woman
closely veiled and the scarcely venturedtO raise
bis eyes from the floor. Ii married, and it can be
proven, Anderson will be held to snsWeIe the charge
of bgamY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

The Bristol Nsws of the 18th says: " The pass
senger train coming east, Tuesday on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, met with an accident by
the breaking of axle Of one of the trucks, by
which several of the cars were thrown from the
track and badly broken, and the track torn up for
yards No person was injured but the train was
detained by the circumstance, aud did not reach
Bristol until o'clock Wednesday morning The
train for Knoxville on Thursday morning, vas also
thrown from the track at Greenville, by the dis
placement Of a switch, which caused several hours
detention of the mail from the West"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

GEORGE CANNING AND SOUTHEY-ln 1871, at the
age of tWeniy-thrse, and glOryiUG in his ultra oe'
raj principles, Southey was looked upon as falr
game, says The Philadelphia Press, and Canning
pounced down upon him He had written an I" in
scriptiou for the apartment in StepstOw Castle,
where Henry Martin the regicide, was imprisoned
for thirty ears" and the lines ran thus
For thirty years, secluded from mankind,
Here Martin fingered Often have these walls
Echoed his footsteps, with even tread
lie paced around his prison. Not to him
Did Natures fair varieties exist
He never saw the suns delightful beams,
Save when, through yon high bars he poured a sad
And broken spIeudor. Dost thou ask his crime
He had rebelled against the king. and sat
In Judgment Linn D.; for his ardent mind
Shaped goodlest plans Of happiness on EARTH
And pesce and liberty Wild dreams! hut such
As Plato loved, such as with holy zeal
Our Milton worshipped Blessed hopes awhile
From man Withheld the latter days,
When Christ shall come, and all things be fulfilled
Now, this is really good poem, and va swritten,
we doubt not, with much sincerity force. Can
ming, however, imagined-Or pretended to imagine
that Southey desired TO and v:ndicate the alb
sract principle of the shedding human blood THERE'S
a good deal of huDor in the parody which Canning
wrote for the Anti-JocoJn calling it Inscription
for the door of the cell in Newgste where Mrs.
Brownrigg, the Penticide, was confined previous to
her execution" threads thus:
For one long term, her trial Came
Here Brownrigg fingered. Often have these cells
Echoed lei blasphemIes as with shrli voice
She screamed for fresh Geneva. Not to her
Did the blythe fields Of Tuthll, thy street,
St. Giles, its fair varieties expand
Till, at the last, on SLOW drawn cart she went
To execuIiOn. Dost thou ask her crime2
She whipped female 'prentces to death,
And hid them in the coal hole. For her mind
Shaped strictest plans ofdscipiine Sage schemes
Such as LycuTgus taught, when at the shrine
OF the Orhyan goddess he babe fog
The little Sparttns; such as erst clastised
Our Milton when college. For this act
Did brownrgg sEing. Harsh laws But time shall come
When France snail reign, and all Laws be repealed.
This is one of the closes parOdies made, and
is said to have had the effect of casting unprecedent
ed rdicule upon the poet whose original is SO sau-
\ eily laughed at.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

N EMOEAL ---lIaVug removed from their old stand to
c0mmOiiOus Of Cherry and
CbuTch Streets DemOViile & Co., Druggists, Gate De-
Bell this Of returning their old pat
ron and friends cordial thanks the liberal share pat
ronage them heretofore and Of soliciting for the future
continuance They would inform the public that
their stuck Drugs, Medicines. Dy e-StuffS, &c,
will all lie full, complete and fresh, and shall embrace
all articles usually he found in Drug Store. They would
further addition the assistants already in their
poy they the services of thoroughly accomplished
and efcept Prescrpon take Of their
Prescription Department orders this line Of their business
viii at a hours he promptly and accurately filled
iaG-tt DEMOFILLh & CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

TENEIES Band is fully organize with twelve In
struments, and its members hatter themselves g.
that they prepared furnish good Music
the State. They respectfully cali the attention
Masons Odd Fellows, and other societies., well private
gentlemen their facilities for furnishing Music for Procons
Celebrations, &c Their shall be moderate Address,
J. ?. BARTHELL, Secy, or
R. P CHAMP.
II S.-PRoF. BoNNINGS QUADRILLE BAND is prepared
for Music for Balls Parties, &c on Veey
reasonable Address above. ian22-dly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

The late Dr. G. II. NEWTON, Of Augusta Ca, af-
ter making bequests of about $4,000 gave the rest
and residue Of his estate to the Augusta Orphan
Asylum, thus placing that institution upon firm
basis. The real value Of his estate is supposed to
be about S225 900.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
Nashville, JaA. !, 1859.
RDNER * co.
NEW FIRIT.

H,Es& 4. c. Gardner, have associated with rs II
partner business, under the style Of Gard
Co.. at Stone Front store, No p Inn Block
We will keep always hand large and carefully seecte
staple Fancy Dry Goods Varieties, Boots Shoes
Hats, CAPS Bonnets and Straw Goods generally
stock plantation goods will be unusually argecomPri-
sing heavy Wooden and Cotton Fabrics both COored and e
a heavy Brogans Wool Palm Hats, heavy cOlord and
white negro Blankets.
We invite customers and dealers in Merchandise who
sb 10 buy goods Cash, short time, to
stock eXaminaton We intend 10 make Il 10 uer inter
At and to make this their cheapest market.
We will receive SELL for friends, all country proauce
sh as Feathers, Beeswax Ginseng, Jeans, Ly ana
Socks the highest price the market Will command
pAIltf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

Tue SLAYER WANDERER.-The United States
Court at Charl ston has refused to Captain Cor
rie of the Wanderer over to the Jurisdiction of the
United States Court in Georgia but grants an or
der for his srrest and that his trial take place within
the imis of the jurisdiction wherein he is arrested
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

The Cleveland Banner of the 2lst. says: "We
hear great deal of complaint among our farmers
about the coming wheat crop. The prospect nov
is not at all fattering-the winter thus far has
been very mild and the fly has Injured it GOpsid>
erablY T"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

The Brandon, CVt.) Tisitor has a nut for the
savoHs to crack. That paper says Mr.. TaoNBLY
has been sinking we'll the western outskirts of
cur village, in the progress of which the following
as;Oundir fact appeared. At the depth of twenty
five feet the workmen came upon frozen ground
Through this layer, some fifteen feet in thickness,
they worked their way by dint of persevering effort
such as is always necessary in digging cOmpactiy
frozen earth At the depth of forty feet water was
Ob'ained, which nightly froze Over-the ice form
ing some three inches in thickness. Will some one
account, on any known or unknown principles Of
philosophy, for these astounding facts?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

\ few days since a large number Of persons we're
assembled at pond some mile and hall from
Wythsville, Va, get ICE and amuse themselVes in
skating, when Mr.. HaIkreder, enc of the number,
stepped on cracked piece of ice on the margin OF
the cutting, and instantly dropped through. Every
ore rushing his stOuce, the ice commenced
giving way, soon almost the enGire party were
engaged in struggle for their own lives Those
who Witnessed the catasTopby were so much ever
wbelmed with alarm, that much time vas consumed
before any successful or rational effort was made
to save hem and the sufferers fast as they poised
themselves upon the edge Of the ice, would find 1t
break in their grasp. more appalling scene can
hardly be imagined. Afer awhile, with the use Of
poles, all were rescued except Mr.. H., who sunk to
rise no more. The et care cf any is marvel, con-
sideriDg the nature Of the accident and the extreme
depth of the pond.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
aasbbiIls Nnion anO 9mtritan.
Dally IS; rri-weekIy So; weekly s.
Rates of Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS cOEsTITUrR A SQUADS.

ENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
onesquare one year, $3O-Eaeh sdditsnal square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for tAe excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
per b1srefOr the frt FIFTY CEsTs
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged full daily rates with onea weekly rates
ads ed.
7rGast Advertisements nass Be paid for at the time Of
iaSeTsOa
To Correspondents.
1t will save great deal Of unnecessary Trouble II our
friends in writing will bear in mind the following
Always give the date post Office county, d State the body
Of your letter.
If you the paper changed from oce another, give
both Offices in full.
you business and on other matters write separate
sheets of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
communications solicited all such facts and
subjects as may of information interest public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever character will receive
noattentiOu
Correspondents should write only side Of the
We cannot undertake reeced communications.
All letters business should be direae1 Messrs E Q
EASTMAN Co, and not personally either Of the Prope
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

RgsTITUTIoN.-The Rev. Mr. Sullivan, Catholic
priest, of Charleston, s. C paid over to lady Of
that city on the l7th the sum of $500, reeaived
through the confessional. He received it from per-
son who said it to satisfy Indebtedness right
fully due the heirs of the lsdy's fahsr The debt
has remained unpaid for at least period of twenty
five years, the parent of the lady has been dead
twenty years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

The Huntington Patriot of the goth says: ursteh,
in human shape, on Monday last, in Paris, or some
slight prOVocaliOn, drew pistol and shot his horse
dead in the street"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

The Cleveland Banner OF the 2Ist says: " For the
first time in the last three years, Jail is now
empty, and We hope it may remain So"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
DISSOLUTION.

TENHE co-partnershp heretofore existing between the subsc
bers under the style and Gardner, Sheppard Co.
day by mutual consent r. H. E and r. G.
Gardner having purchased the interest Of f. A Shepherd who
Withraws the firm The will be settled by the
manning partners. H. II. GABDNEK,
L. :. GARDNER,
X. c. GARDNER,
A. SHEPHERD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
VALTABLE FARW FOi SlL

20 Of superior land, hris dney tmoer situated
miles from the city, the Brsd Street Pike The
Is most desirable reiencaul persons wishing
ant minutes drive from the city will dsd their
interest % call Immediately J. L. g. r. " BROWN
ian8-lm 4fS, Cherry ssest-
MTOST DESIRABAE CITY PROPERTY
I'VE FOR SALEs-A very desirable lot fsr the erection
fronting 20 feet inches the side af
Market street, So south the Market
and the SQUARE CAL you nay lose bargain.
ianl5-lOl J. L. A. r. ". BROWN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

There were one hundred and fifty marriages in
Carroll county dnring the year 1858.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
Esr0adWaY House.

Fine Country Residence for sale.
EFAVING determined carrymy Negroes to the South, @
z [ will sell about Three or Four Hum essso
drcd Acres OF Land, being part of the tract SsgsS
whIch reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
thirteen miles from Nashville in of the best neghbor
Williamson county Soil equal the state For
particulars apply the premises, to A v S Hnese
in Nashville
P A.PERklNS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

The County Court for DaX idssOn County ;
TAVING granted letters % administration The estate
Of hsrles P. Mcguire, deceased all peons Indebted 70
hereby Rotifed payment and
ali persons having claims against said estate, are hereby notified
present them duly proved, within the time Prcsc
By Law JOHN JOHSSON,
M. u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

P. J. R. Edwards has been elected Mayor oi
Cleveland, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

W. p STEARSs, Professor Of GOrerRBSatal Science and
Ldtc in the UaiSersity Of Mississippi, saws:
Phonogrsphy taught y Mr. DoieaT is confused coe-
n arbitrary characters as is supposed by but beau
ul harmonious philOph al and rational sys7, based upon
principles which simple that child understand them
readily illustrated by competent instructor,
such E know DOear be Boys OF eight OF
age members Of the class with myself and the ap
With which they progressed was wOoderful TO
Not four hours, think, been spent BY
me n practice receiving lessons and surprised 10
find that already rapidly in the photographic
yle than the ordinary method. With little daily paciioe,
am confident few weeks, Photography will effect for
me Swing Of three fOurts the time lose pres
ent process Of committing thoughts to paper We're u
possible the equson cannot doubt that our col es
and professional could otherwise eectuay
ots the interests education making certain degree OF
proficiency Photography apree to the admssisn Of every
pupil.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
Great Ex, eIsiOr Shingle MILL

claimed for this Mill.
Ist The Mill simple, complete, compreenslVs
and durable machine making Shingles Of No. J. quayont
Of any and all kinds Of timber
M This superior shngle to all others whether
shaved sawed and will make from third to one fourth
more shingles amount Of timber than any other ma
chine and they command a better price.
"a This Mill will make from 10 TO 25OO perfect and soot
shingles in hours the kept in order, aHc properly al
tended to.
4 This Mil is less cumbersome, occupies less space more
convenient and requires pOEer than other mill extan
5th This Mill is composed entirely Of iron and STEEL and when
ept from the mandatory il ready for the telt. .
9th Any person make perfect singles on te hrsl '
and as the experienced, and with equal iacy IN
fact il is the No Plus ultra Of shingle machines
The having pui chased the Letters Patent Tor the en-
dire state Of this invention, will most positively pre-
vent any infringement Of the and will dispose OF se'
cbaser Y. GILLIAN
Letters inquiry, orders, addressed TO f. ta care OF
Mr. NJ Burns, John Morrow, Msssrs furnan q Co.
Nashville. will meet with prompt attention.
Having had OF these machines on exholton at
Vannoy Tubivie IS Of this city for several nonths
would refer TO all builders and capenars as 20 us merits
aud uaty Of shingles. ~ tszs
will also agent for the sale Of the aioye
Kentucky Indiana Arkansas Illinois, Mississippi and IsAs
defsl5-df. n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
R,ILROAn OMNIRUS LINE.
Oral HEA a CO.,
Hardware.

90 PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
VAMEs B. CRAIGEAD having purchased the
Mr.. WM H. MiNCHIN, in the business of Craighead
Mnchn alone authorized the Of the late firm
liquidation, will the business the old stand, No
Public Square, under the title s may24
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
HON RAPHY.

No branch OF eucaon has higher claims upon the friends Of
education than PhonOgphy, either account Of its vast and
the with which be learned.
greater aid in mental culture
full employment than facility in this
TA0 be easily learned and ilalaediGfay made dUZ
re prIUsical purposes, be sAOtrH 5 te most dba-
d1 testiROHyof Cisgyea. Doctors LGcyers, TIcfsrsc.
JoHs s. Hart, Principal Of the High School at Phdelphs,
Pa.says:
Such Of Students have made Photographs reporting
profession have along IN life faster, By all oids than those in
any kind Of and that without the possession Of any
peciai briancy Of talents.
Those who have not entirely mastered the art still use FAR
command, taking partly in PhOnophy, and
partly in long hand. TheF is In the day
Of Division H. in which DO the students
using this art and with practical advansage."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25

The following is statement Of the earnings of
the Virginia AMI T-nuesaee Railroad for The SIX
months ending the 8lst of December. 1853.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
MOST YAEUABLE CITY PROPEsT A
FOR = LE.

AN oEering for the House end Lot On Cherry ss
A nov socupsl By Mr Weller.
The house very large and coumodous containing over ten
y with servants rooms cellars, coal and Wood sheds &c
The h0uss good Of l. beng rRty rebuilt and
k better adapted for first class boarding house n any oasa
in Nashville.
The sixty Eve feet front y hunred and
" i've ieet and the house situated he i5t ni %
an addition that would render connodous Any ol n
the city.
large portion farnitusean purchased sii hose
il desired.
II is we'll known that hotel keeping in tn y,a pro-
htahie business and any wishing en-ege
ton this excel ent opportunity procure eligible cca
ton aeng convenient to all the business portions city
For &c, apply
dsc2t-tf TTNn=T.-T
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-25
CHI 4 G e

"AvING sold our entire stock of Hardware, Cut
lerV. Gums. &C., to Messrs. A. W. NJ CALI (late OF
the house Of Mccall Vanlee Co.. and W F. Fall, OF Uarks.
ve method OF returning sincere thanks to the
patrops Of the house, would cheerfuy recommend TO
them the memes firm being business men and
gentlemen worthy Of all confidence. .,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
ianll Late Williams q Ce'