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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-20

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WILLIAMSON q CEIEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BFandieS, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALEHs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &C.,
NO. o COLLEGE STREET
Nashville TENN ESSEE.
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WARD, BIRMINGHAM d CO.,
Summarizing and Scattering Treated
PROF. !. Fl, LEVIN,

Practical Ta0rS,
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FENHOSE indebted the Of Margaret Williams dec
will please forward and make payment, and thos
having claims against said estate, will present them within
tilleprescrbel by Law, or they will be barred.
uay5-tEIm JOSEPH VACLX Executor
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IMPORTANT REAAL ESTATE SALE,
EATE will sell the premises, the cath Of May credit
w Of l. and years, 40 handsome building lots
being those heretofore old in Mai B. Bcscks and
second Addition They comprise OF the most beautiful
desirable Lots in the Addition and many Of been
They side Of
Watkins Avenue few Of them front the Charlotte pike
The great beauty of this pronerts McAdamzed streets,
proximity City the rapidly improving nghbOr
hood combine render it unsurpassed by any the vicinity
Nashville The public a-enYited examine grounds
the day Of sale. i'll. & Z. W. BROWN.
s-itd
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Sept 19, 1859.
Sunday in Hospital u Iae-Jdrdin des Inntes
Pere Ia Chaise-Cheap Li,fng in Pdris-Cneap Bill Of
FAR Pain d Discreion Short Crop in Burgundy,
dc, dc.
Your regular correspondent keeps you so thoroughly
posted upon all matters or which centre in
Paris that II almost supcrogatory for ssout.
slider" 10 write you from here; and yet there are 80
many phases Of Partisan life, many things strange,
funny and admirable in Paris, which it is impossible for
engaged in keeping himself familiar with the great
TRANSPORTING 10 find time TO attend to, that per-
hape you will not consider Il presumptuous in me, who
have leisure to drop you occasional line, treating
not upon politics. diplomacy and war; but upon lighter
matters Of in this curiosity shop Of the world
Tho HERALD has always occupied advanced position
on the side Of the aborng people Of the great cities,
whom PurEanc bgotry would seek 10 prevent from get
ting breath q fresh air. AMI sight Of green fields and
trees and blue SKY and sparkling water the only day
oil the week which they call their own. Here you
know they have no Sunday Laws and according the
ideas of the straight laced aristocratc Christians who
ride TO church in their carriages while they would pre-
vent tae rail cars from running the Sabbath ia broken;,
into fnghtinly small pieces in Paris and this CITY s
often cited as example OF the terrible con-
sequences Of non.observance of the first day
Of the week. Last Sunday being clear sunny day and
the manner IN which was spent by the majority Of the
people here afordDg fair sample of the way in which
fine Sundays usually passed, thought that il might
be unntercstng to your readers TO know what even
such an humble individual myself did on sun
day last that they may Judge whether is very horr
bic after ALL the in which Sunday spent in this
land swhout the Sabbath
In the morning at eleven O'Clock went to the American
chapel and listened TO a very edying sermon, and
large number Of nice looking American ladies and gentle
Tho gfS,.t
preaching" In going back to my hotel saw thousands
Of neat looking people pouring out of the churches, With
or they had been 70 derive spiritual consolation, and
should never have pcecc from their appearance, that
lhey belonged % ne atny 81 hs saunc Majesty. AMI
Nta,ps r'rtof bffacc's annrl ,4to beeas th5 Lae4s
dat. AaG get lAe Nne people fom ea4tsh .a.o
ae 9aIIols public srens .nl rus u Paris, OF mo4nt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11
Our London Correspondcuc.

LONDON, Sept %, 1850.
The Ncio Fork Herald and dc San Juan Island L,n,ge
Opinion and Tone Of The PreSs--Good Effects Of Mr.
8uchananS POlicy-The China War and Us Dttfcuiiies
The Sir John Ealin Discoveries ro,ods stu Ra, 10
See nc Gredt Easc7Scot Rgsells Explorations If ne
L1se DisdStg-She vii Make Siren Days rip 10 Port-
Lnid-is ae italian Question SetefS--Ea3 y He c1e
S,ribS-CJy Ltfe veg Datl-Cb,ily fyeaisr-2btttt ii
Preparations, a.
Numerous quotations from Tho HERALD have been made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11

sure 70 kill as Mimic rie, and fatal at about tho
same distance, which always go up when the vintage falls
any where on the principle Of the who raised tho
price of mock turtle soup, in season when there was a
short crop Of turtle.
number Of Americans sIl linger in Paris waiting for
colder weather to be OIL for Italy, There also the usual
queer hokng women who come across the Channel with
their changes Of dress 10 retcnle and who those hor
rid hats and dowdy shaped dresses promenade
the galleries OF the Louvre he observed all Observers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

. majority Of Republican members OF
CongseSs
The assertion OF tho Gazette that, 10
our adpission that the Democratic press
Of the country did agitste the question
Of John Browns foray. in order that
ito ooncortos behind tbs scenes might
be dragged before the indignant view Il
the American people, we admit ed that
tie d, mocratio PARTY is responsible for
the agitation Of the slavery question for
yea. past, bea.s the impress Of falsehood
upon its very front, and no one less
unscrupuous than the editor Of the Ga
zette would have publicity to such .
statement. The man who would, at
this day, attempt to filch from the Re-
publican party its claim to being the
exclusive agitator OF tho question OF
slavery in the United States, would
evidence a title to the sobriquet Of fool
or mailman. Weappcal to the Gazette
to abandon its pettifoggery, and to con-
fine itself to the truth in its efforts ia
enlighten the community.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

clodsd seodent, nor seeking promi-
nence in public sdsirs -but ever throw
ing charm over the s0cial circ.es be
+ equen,ed. HE sole Official honor was
The appointmsn. Of Minister to Span,
and this was . tribute 70 literary eul-
nencs rather than reward Of poisieal
services. On bis return from Eutope in
1882, aitsr ~ absence Of nearly tw.nty
yesr., he was received v th spontane-
Gus and hearty welcome BY bic fellow
citisens. Few men Of max have en-
joyei the autumn matur ty and wiuter
age of life with % few mis,s Of envy and
bitterness to cloud the purple splendors
Of bis declining sun AS Washington
Irving, aud few memories will be longer
or more dearly cherished.
Mr.. Irvings death illness must hav,
been short. for the "Haf Hour al
Sunnyside" We copy from the las
Lndependent, speaks Of the patriv'ct
author as cheerful and hopeful. 1t vii
be read with touching interest - Were
land Gazette.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Powerless for Evil Potent for Good
When pain or uaAmn alton - pssseai. snd Braa-
dreth's Pills are Used. they ~ once ssise upon the
humorf which ar. tho occssion Of the pain ai1 In
danma ion, and 70 il from the body. This
qusity Of alone ssisng bold, Ind o. usipg the 81.
pulsion }. depravsd huuors il possessed b. no
cthor medicine. For Brandreth's Pills operate
solely upon those impurities which surround and
affect the tiseaes and organs affected By diseass.
sEcAusE THEIR lirs IS BELOW rsAr OF TIE SUR
ROUNDING FARTs, and exp.l them from the body.
Young people csnnot, but middle agea and old
people can, in a measure appreciate that medi-
cine which, being used in sickness. acts only upon
the Cause of disease, and which has no pswcr ex-
ccp' upon those humor whose presence produces
every pain, and whose removal removes every die
ease. Whatever organ 10 affected, tnere these
wonderful pills penetrate, and remove Impurities
from; thus preventing settling Of tho humors,
because they removed from tbs body IN
rheumatism, fevers, pleursies pains in tbs side,
dyspepsia head achcs cositiyeI sss, sthma, colds,
caughs, throat, piles, ulcers, boils, they give
immediate relief and taken early, prevent or
| game disease. Maladies, pronounced beyond HUI
man skill, have yielded to cir influence and mil
| lions of uman iivesh have been saved by thsi,
| timely use. Oh how important in sickness Il
use that medicine which only sxtingoishes the
di.easc. aud leaves no evil effect behi ind Sold Al
Dr. Brandre,n's Principal Office No. 29a Cana
/ Street. new York. and by nil respectable de Ter
n medicines. d wnovl todecn
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Larger space charged At tho rate Of ~ =, -.
eenh sdditi nal square, Wv ~"
For one half squsrs, two-thirds Of N. ..o,.
snnum; "e'' sAv w pr
Fcrescn change An additional charge Of % ee...
Large cuts charged double the same ,,;,,.,.,...
81 type. '' u'1n'a"eas
Yearly advertising contract. will be una.,.,.,,A
0appiy strictly to the immediate busiocs. If ~.
"ye'sel, ana Oil other adv ertiscmepts semi h. n.
snc sdvers'ser will be charged extra.
ADVERTISEMENTS not accompanied with ;,..vr.-
cordingiy. "' ''srRecs e'
Edittrial notices charged for 1t the RAJ, os,s
.s. Pe1nne, or eight words, and special notice.
~ Genus per line, or 30 cents a line rcr ~eek.
Al notices Tor religious and bcnsyolsnt nu,.
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| "S'e snnouhce en's Of marriages ana
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ADVERTISEMENTS from abroad mus DO paiA for
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Contracts for yearly advertising ,ermin.h,. =,
Ne option Of advertisers. they paving n aa,.,..-
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The Gazette at its Garbling Again.


Our brief experience has abundantly
convinced US that, in augmentation, the
Gazette will resort to any means to sub
serve an end, but We had hardly suppos>
ed that it would 60 SO far as TO garble
and falsify its own record. Such acts
have been represented as habits of "lhe
dirty-bird."
The Gazette f.lsifies the record, when
it attempts to make it appear that our
remarks on Saturday were directed. to
all the naturalized Germans. TO avoid
such an imputation, We specific the Ee~
publican Germans, represented by Der
Demokrat, and said "that our remarks
only applied to that class"
But the garbling propensities Of the
0asetH are even more plainly exhibited
in the article Of yesterday, under the
mead 'An Adnsission lS9avery Agita-
tion." The Gazette of Wednesday
charged that "bat for tho rsscally and
persisting efforts ofthe Democratic press
to make capital out of THE crasy foyay,
(the Harpsr's Ferry affair. its influence
would have been confined to narrow
space, inst ad Of dgitosina the country
for months" In anewer to this. We. on
Saturday, said:
AZ TO the allegation that 'the persist
ent efforts Of the Democratic press"
have been Instrumental in producing the
present agitation, we will rot attempt to
deny; bat chat agitat on ba. been the
result Of the disclosures of The schemes
and plots Of conspirators against the
government. has the editor Of the Ga
:etts been furnished with copy Of the
n'n,on Rowan Helper's"Comp-ndinm of
the Impending C'iss OF the South" en-.
dorsed BY Sisty- Eight Republican
Ae"soe's Of Congress ? II be has, 1t
man'fests no little assurance on BIZ. part
to state, that the influence f Jnhp
browns feray would, under any rcum-
stances" have been confined TO a narrow
INIT: 10 defeat AMI crush the treas.
onab!e plot in the bud, required that the
people should be aroused to sense Of
Inc enormity Of tho offence, ard the
Of the danger. Browns in.
MA fectionarv movements we're in ac>
= -. : with the soggsssions co ntaiued
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
COURSE OF LECTURES
70 % DELIVERED IeYoIs RE
Young Mems As>oriaficn'

IOuuk HCuS 1~>OTsdtl"N
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Association, At
N E I r. OP OLITAN HALL,
Commencing Decsmbsr lat. $50:
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Lie
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Des Msines Land Agency.
Land Warrants.

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on Saturday evening" next, ct o'clock, all persons
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REAL ESTATE.
WHITE = Co.,
ReHI Estate sAGsMts,

on ACRES, az miles from city; good house,
on stables ard ahsd god usll and cis,srn |;
and $50 fruit trees; will bs sold at great bar
gain.
40 acres, under 6ne cultivation, good house.
barn, &c. only 4 miles Il ON ssea mboas lending
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90 acres, al cultivated and fenced; good house
and stable only IL miles out. Tbisis 6ne stock
farm
I9O acres. all fenced and under cultivation good
hoa.e and barn; fine young orchard; near 70
school will be sold for only $40.
Wanted Immediately, Good Farms foi
cash customers. ssp1s
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X . ~ a..

Union Coffee Il Spice Mill,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN.
nov29] 8. n. JONES, 4 co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

Quoted system Of operations. but few
years would be required to redeem the
Unted Sta'es from the monstrous curse
of negro slavery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

W soe andersigned sssee 10 the ro,,o.;..
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION.
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MAN ana post offce subscribers, IS o ~, ..n
payable in advance Per shnuos
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

and the second and third Eleven Of The club combined
but az they could make the second sde ecoGnt
Of sone members being abseDi she 6rst Eleven played
the second Eleven In the evening the members OF
The club held their annual eecon for officers az How
elPs Hotel, m Houston street.
The Caledonia Club stationed themselves IN another
field and spent good part OF the afternoon IN TIE ex-
citing Scotch game known ss shiniy. The game con-
ss,s in driving ball from middle point 70 or beyond
the goal Of one or the other party each person being
armed with a club. There were - engaged III the
game Of Yesterday, twelve side, and they were
under the command Of Major McNie. large crowd
was on the grounds watching the movements Of The
opposing armies with great deal of interest,"
HoBoKyE CRY EEws.-At the Council Board ON
Wednesday evening, while Alderman Bogart was adj
dressing the chair Jessup person named Cndregan,
Whose application for contract under discussion,
twice unrebuked by Jessup the Sergean-si- Arms,
called the Alderman haI and persisted in reiieratDg
the charge, mingled With osths. The presiding officer
il of the same party with the offender, and hence this
seandaous behavior passed unrebuked In the debate
which followed and in which AID. Jessup, by imPhea-
ton. charged Mr.. John Kennedy with attempting to
extort money from contractor, Aid. Beige, the Pres
ident of the Council, and AID. Boesr treated the &C
eusing Alderman to touch Of the rough side OF their
tongues The citizens of HOboken hoped that the re-
cent aldermanie armisce would have led to the reign
Of order at s board. The however is not the case
the dog has returned TO his vomt and the Council,
after having exhausted Bilingstate on each other,
have now 10 be insuIted by any BLACKBOARD that
ebooees to voceferate LIAR id Liar, al its sittings
Why wonder at tie creation of the new township of
Weebawken after such proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25
rur KNIcKERRncKFR.

Tie 'Old Guard" of our magazine literature holds
it, own with undated vgor. With the fresh life in
fused into pages retains the features which, for
quarter of century, have given it warm welcome
10 80 many hearts and homes The senior editor Louis
Gaylord Clarke continues to pour out the exhaustess
variety Of humorous anecdote and gossip, which has 20
long impaired unique relish to the " Editors Table"
The contributions TO il from new writers usually Of
a hioh order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

STREET CLEAsISG.-The appropriation for street
cleaning being exhausted the Mayor and City lnspec-
Cor have concluded 20 discard the non-vong sweep
ing machines for the pTesent and have generously re-
solved that men should be employed to sweep the
streets next Monday and thereafter, for the present.
with The privilege of waiting for their pay until the
taxlevy for next year is passed The City Inspector
wu send a communication to the Common Council,
next Monday, representing the necessity Of further
appropriaton and recommending that So 900 more be
set apart for keeping the streets clean the rest OF the
wear Col. Delavan says that if much OF the origi
nal appropriation had not been expended before he
came into Office be would not have been compelled
now 70 cali for a further appropriation. Next year.
however be viii ask that $3.50 600 be appropriated.
The new streets 70 be kept Clean he thinks Will re-
ouire the extra amount. Mr. Smith says he had eN.
pended s. OOO with the understanding that 20 long as
biz machines worked satisfactorily the contract with
him should be continued in force. The contract with
johnson, Sayers q Co., which wss confirmed by the
Board Of Councilmen, long ago, hangs fire In The
Board of Aldermen. by s these parties are 20
receive $780, 900 year for five years for cleaning all
the streets Of the city week. Mr.. Smith says
be will clean them every night for that sum 1t II
rumored that there Il movement on foot TO secure
che confirmation Of the contract with with johnson,
Sayers & Co. BY the Beard of Aldermen by three
fourhs vote aer election, and to legaze 1t by sPe-
eial act of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25
NewNork Daily Gribm,re
CITY ITEMS.

MuucAL.--Br. G. JERosE HoPKISs gives his hrst
Pablo Concert in this city on Tuesday, 18th, for the
benefit Of the Mison Of the Church OF the incarna-
HOn This young aist has been better known through
his efforts in conjunction with others, year or two
ago, for the establishment Of Native Art Association
than Is practical exeeutant himselfi but we learn
that bis studies, stimulated, as they have been, by
rare love and devotion TO the a, have gained for him
on enviabe position among artists and their high re-
peet for what he has already accomplished in the de-
partment Of pianisn.
HE Concert will be st the Palace Garden Saloon,
and az be is TO be assisted by some of our fret city
talent Il promises 70 be brilliant affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25
ruy ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

In passing into the hands of hessrs. Iicknor n
Fields, this favore periodical exhibits no diminution
of the spirit and energy which have given i such
high place in the estimation Of the public The num-
Der Just issued presents most attractive table of con-
tents, aiForiing brilliant promise, which will doubt
less be fully redeemed of future excellence and inter-