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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26

MISSISSIPPI AND TExSEssKE RAuno.p ---Tba
Memphis APgsat learns from one Of The officers Of
this route that it viii cerauy be completed within
twenty miles Of Grenada where it iRterseets the
Mississippi CenlIa', BY the first of October next.
The whole Of the work is now ubder contract and
placed in eomPeteni AID efficient hands, which will
secure its mplsrion the time Indicated The
irop has been purchased ter the whole distance so
that there viii be no delay in keeping up With the
earth work, In two years fr-In this date the cars
will be running from Memphis 10 Grenada, thus
putting that thriving yOusg city in immediate con-
neeliou with New Orleans
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26

CowHIDINs SoR'PE An animated agitation Of
cowskin LOOK place house on the corner of Nor
gan and TWeniy-seventh streets, in this city, few
day ago. The victim Of the Application was Mr.
Martin Sttes, abdlhs sppliers Of il the three
sisters Misses Lena. Josephene and Catharine Ny
ELS, who had been slandsred by the too garrulous
Sites. The girls were aided BY young fellow,
Philip Wagner, who held Sites, while they Piled
the lash They gave him what Paddy gave the
drum, and next day we're fined 500 for the ilsgitI-
mate luxuFy.-San Francisco Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26

Powers statue Of Webster must be failure. Tba
Boston Transcript says that before it was received,
there was desire to have it placed in the most
public and prominent posiOa that could be secured
for the purpose. Since the lank figure mas been
seen by the BostOaans, there is no objection to its
being buried from the public eye in the United
Ststes Court House, or any place rarely visited by
eitizens OF sirancers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-26

A LARGs CROP During the past year Mrs. A
E. Flint raised on her plantation in Louisiana, 1900
hhds sugar, 1000 bbls molasses, and 400 bales of
cotton. Tbs IS said to b' the largest crop ever
produced on one plantation in Louisiana.
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The number Of applicants for admission to the
Asylum for intbriates at BinghamptOD, N Y. is
$500, and Of these 400 are women. The asylum
can only accommodate 300 patients.
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Miss lisa Craig was The successful competitor for
the prize Of City pounds, Offered in Great Britain
for the best poem Burns, to be read at the cen.
tennary celebration of his birthday, at the Crystal
Palace. Nine the $40 competitors were Ameri.
cans.
The London correspondent Of the Philadelphia
North AHer1egH says Miss Craig is a young Scotch
woman, who hiss occasionally contributed poems 10
the Edinburg Scotsman and was subsequently EN-
IlOyed on it Ia 1885, Messrs Black wood published
volume IF her fugitive pieces under The title
"oOems by lisa Some POEMS in tn, National MIga>
zius, beating the signature C, are by her At
the meeting TOR the advancement Of Social Science,
at Liverpool, in October last, Miss Craig was en-
plOyed ia department in which she acquitted her
self with great satisfaction She was not present
at the Crystal Palace the day supposing hat
she should be successful aud was not aware Of her
sucoess until late in the evening. She is an orphan
and by her own industry and perseverance, has
tmancipated herself from dependence on grant
mother, in no very sfiusnt circumstances. Shehas
we'll earned the prize she hasgsined Itshould have
been more in smount, (S250), but the honor Of beat
ing GO competitors is something into the blrgaiD5
Doubtless now that she has made for herselfa name,
the froWns Of fortune will be chased away by the
smiles Of pros Periiy.
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1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TImRERRD LAND
FOR SALE.

STEAM Saw and Grist MILL nearly, new IN good runhingo
situated about IS miles fron Nashville. miles frtH
Springfield and IL miles Of the Edgeeld and
Raiirosd In the southeast Of Robertson county U
whole there is about 50 OF cleared land, with
country buildings; splendid falling springs
from Spn6ed Nashville Is about to be opened through
Ths tract would make splendid Stock Farm rat
TOco land almost greatI
lumber desiring good and esl
stock aT0baecO FsiIa.
Persons desiring the land will call VIM Cummi.s
premises DR. W Farmer Of Springfield, or
Nance Nashville The Steam Mill cutting from Ats
Of Amber PER dayCrOular aud plenty OF rcco
timber convenient tie Mill timber yet having bean cut ce
OF the land lies mostly level and has Of constai
water running through the
decs-d&E3m WM. B. CUMMINGS
EDGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE.--seven 6eau
IA tfu Building Lots In Houst0ns Addition, only few hun
bred yards from the square number Of lots In Zollieo
fers williams, and other Additions. Also, magnificent bu
ding lot Of "a the 6allan Pike, opposite residence
Of ExGOy hoil Brown. Also, number Of buildins
lots in BrownsviIe,, 81 miles from the city.
J. L. 4 R. ". BROWN,
3auB-2m Real Estate Agents, 44h Cherry st.
Special Notice.
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Powers the sculptor, says the Boston Post, has
received an order for statue of Beanetrs 'Mary
Ann
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNIN HAM d CO.,
NO. 6, College Street, near Church,
RnsI,UiILn TnnnnSsnn

VEyN have opened extensive Seed Agricultural store
w and shall exclusive this
the business purchasers rely upon being supplied with
Fresh Seeds and the approved kinds Of implements
and machines Our Garien Seeds Landreth sons
House. anil the growth Of 1853;
lected with care and are warranted terminate.
SEEDS.
Glover. Timothy clean stripped Blue Grass Orchard Grass
Herds r4ss Met, Hungarian Grass Musquit Usage Orange
Perennial rye full assortment Garden Seeds
by pound or paper. Ian22 On CUNNINGHAM a CO.
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Advertisers exceeding the space con trpcaea
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IN TIE WEEKLY.
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subsequent insertion
Advertisements Published in both the Daily ana weekly win
sdced.
saSsytt0R
To Correspondents.
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At write business and other matters write separate
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We cannot undertake to return eeed communications
All letters business slcuId be directed to Messrs
EASTMAN Co and not personally either Of the Propre
ors.
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MisPlsced pOlisDess is said 50 be king fall
hoped LADY to take seat in an arm chair
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FARMERS

EAfME hS
VETIL doubtless lie gatAed in view Of the
wv continued sngency, have to make such
reduction in our popular and unapproachsle Corn and
Cob Mill, the Excelsior, bring it within the reach
of ALL 1t is offered for this only complete with
sets OF grinding rings at the Forty Dollars
As far aware this lower than the Excelsior
before been offered 10 the United States as its
unquesOned by those destitute Of prejudice We trust Farmers
viii appreciate efforts by sending in their Believing
the public have long since awarded 10 the Excelsior palm
superiority, will, without discussing its surprising merit offer
Il to them with the remark that the Excelsior is adapted to crush
ing and cob, wheat oats &C. stock and grinding
meal for family II discharges the directly into half
bushel, and provided with movable grinding surface which
when bereored three dollars Agents
throughout the State authorised Excelsior as above
Persons wanting the aboyS will please address
JAMES G. BALDWIN,
deea4-d&tw3u ~, College street, Nashville, Tenn.
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber is prepared with greatest
all contracts, however large which may rendered and
upon which tail give satisfaction lie also pre-
pared to execute all manner Of ~. = ~
Having IN that department secud the services expert
and experienced artists. 4Af
The subscriber would request persons having work line to
give him call before making nnal arrangements.
r. 7. FLEMING,
narchsdn No. e. Union st.. between Cherry and suuner
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IN ORDERING TIcKETs'' "a oFRr1EIr

I" 2
EnclCse the money addrsss Cor the Ticlets II
receipt Il which they vi be forwarded By 49, l.rs
can have tickets ending In any hsurs hey a sgnats
The List Of Drawn numbers Prizes vii - s,t q, -
chssers iunAeslaieiy aher tbs drawing.
= Purchasers viii please their signafures rsn aud
give their Poet Once, County and stats.
= kenihber ast every Prize ID drawn payable IN fzil
without eircton
y All prizgs Of 81 900 and under, pad Isuedasaiy af
the dTayinglther prizes al the usual time tiFtg lava
Notice 60 COrrespOnAents-Thossu Who prefer "a.
sending money ~ mail, the ADAMS EIPEfss CON.
PANH, Ehrehy money for Tickets, Dollars and,
upwards, be sent az rist dad sun fr INV rtI
or town where tuey have odic Tie money ald order aa
Be enclosed In 6oUerHnsHf Poet 05s slaspa rssDe
or the Express Company canuof receive them.
All communications styictly confidential
Orders for Tickets Certificates Nail Express al.
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WOOD, EDDY & co., augusta, Ge,rria.
or WS08, E1DX 4 co.. atlanta dlsaTsis.

- q NOsB Miinlltziois 4lrla-
~ LIST Of he numherS ehs;. with
the anount OF e prize that each entitled u b pub
hshed after dryEing, tie following uaperAuua
da) Cdnstitu0nalst New Orleans Della, Mobile Re9us-
Sharessoa Standard Nashville 6assre, A,aats InIusr
New YORK Weekly Day Book, Savannah 0eorgian Rrrrd
Dispatch, New York Bisqach, Parldlg Iissl Clsrn ri
Little Rock iArk.) True Denosrat- dla3
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neutrality-suspicious. BATTING HOUSE.
for the purpose of carrying on regular business the
VnVREX

NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare, with prices attached
so that enabled suit both pockets andappees
customers charge far than they get THIS has been
needed in our city, hope strict attention business,
We feel certain Of
own efforts the immortal Fin in the kitchen, will furnish
pubhs the shortest notice. We also keep hand
large stock Of -
CII1iARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES AND LIQUORS
oct6 ]. MOORE.
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q 6 = q
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1859,
Passenger Tracs will as fellows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A. NJ. and . P NJ.
Arrive at ChAtIIuooga at 2 P. NJ. and ., 80 A N.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at s:45 A. NJ. and 8 Is P N.
Arrive at Nashville at 80 ? NJ and $40 A. NJ.
TRNlIE Day Passenger Train from Nashville 40 A. NJ
connects at Wartrsce with Shelbyve train SOS A NJ
and with Western and Atlantic r. x. at Chattanooga ut 2P NJ
, The Night Pass niger Train from Nashville, at 2. NJ
connects at NaraCe with Shehyvle train at 6O P M with
McAipnviis and Manchester at TuahOma at 704 p. NJ
and hemphJ and Charleston X. Stevenson st 10 rs p NJ.
The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at siS A. NJ
with McSnnvile aud Manchester R. r. TuAhoma
IA Nj and with Shelhyville train Warrsce at $50 P NJ
The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga 1l5
with MeSph and Charleston K, r. Stevenson 10 r
P. NJ. 4. W. COLE,
feh5-tf Superintendent.
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Rare Chance for MiIIers and
Capitalists.

yTNHE undersigned offers Tor sale his VaI-
uabI. and extensive Merchant FIGURING Mills known the
'Ceyeand Steam Mills located at Cleveland, East Tennessee
These Mills have been in successful operation for the past
years. and fsvOraby known Our dealers and
ners Georgia and Alabama The Mills capable
turning 90 barrels of flour every "a hours having three
run French Barr ROk Wheat Corn,
BY superior engine Of 50 horse power. The Mill and
all in perfect order, and every thing pertaining to
MERCHANT FIGURING MILL
will he found complete aud pine wood worth
81 25 to j 50, delivered at the mill.
Cleveland considered the best point in East Tennessee fer the
Milling business enjoying large local from the DVek
Copper Mines add the surrounding cOunt is the best
pointln Tennessee 10 buy Corn and Wheat.
wishing Information, viii please address the under
signed Atlanta, 6a apply H b Davis, agent, the
Mis ave q PETERS,
febs-a1R. AElalss- Ca
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Manny's COmDIned Reaper assa
Mower.

Manny's COmDlnea ReaDer assa
Mower.
MJALA WOOD'S AMPRQVEWENT.--Ihis
w celebrated Aaehiner eceiFe te prs1ham o. rsrd
fO.b AkoAL as the hesteunbne teapjag and Moving
me great nitsd States Agricultural Far held Lourilis
N.Y. N Sepenter, 57 The trial syracuse New
tofKs "a Saiy Ehere all the prpal Machines In he United
states we're thoroughly tested. The committee made s-
lr1gh Marshal r Wilder, President Uniie 6ses AfuliufaI
Society, al Louisville, Ky.
Il also received the sEp the Reaner,
Noser before two ssPasais committees, app1sd - The Pcs
lent Of ne Davidson County Agricultural saciey Nashville
70 jay, ieo over most q ae machines r. in Tenn
Numerous other Pren and awards given Machine
hiring the last season, every Machinein America.
The above machines Tor szlC By the undersigned,
B. y. CHEATHAM,
General Agsat for the s,ais.
FfsHER. WHBELEs Co,
fshG7-dAE0 Nashville. feun
ENOR SALE.--I via sell ny rssszcc easrg ret,
sornery owned b. Dr. Felix Eoosrtlon, 4 - lrsat
deo25-da TON SMITH
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CIR Ugh AD & co,

ROCA'S BALS4m FOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.
FFNUE public put possession Of Of the most extra
ordinary remedies extnt for what has heretofore been CON
sdered incurable disease being Outward APPIica-
ton, the action Of which is seemingly miraculous and its
having Of those attributes which make up the numerous
compounds now in general
pamphlet containing srecons letters from distinguished
and we'll known individuals and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy
Mr. James Rees having be the for the sale
price reduced 1t only be obtained
Of tie proprietor letter directed To &C. OCs box I P
o. Philadelphia, Penn. nov.D-'i6m
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PLOWS! PLOWSg! PLOwSII!
VTTE viii keep constantly hand pows
Wv Manufactured at the Tennessee PloW EactO-
ry Farmers would do we'll TO give call before purchasing
sell them good steel pillow has been offered
for sale in this o from twenty per than you
have been payingf the quality Of plOws.
Z. & G. ANDERSON,
feb6-6 90 and 3j corner Broad and College streets.
Nnshr iIla
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a Clreni1E showing the plan Of the l.es-
receiving it.
CERTIFICATES OF PAcKAGES rinh. sol. =,
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On MAKISG POKTRY.-Rev. DR.. Plumer recently
delivered an address at the opening Of 8 Female
Seminary, at Wheeling, in which he made the sub
joined, among other sensible remarks. Il deserves
the consideration Of very considerable portion CT
the poeizers whose illusions are forwarded to news
paper editors especially the closing sentences.
Turning to the Principal of the seminary Dr. Plum
or said:
hope, sir, you will not teach poetry here; mean
what some people call the science OF competing po-
e,ry. If it viii come from some Of these youths,
let 1t come but don't force It, feel about ike the
Methodist preacher who giving charge a: a
class meeting abGIt some regulations. While in the
midst Of his charge one CID lady uttered a shout
'Now, says he, brethren and sisters since the sub
jeet Of shouting has up I'll give you my views
on the subject. Never shout from a sense Of duty.
If you feel like you can't hold in-Wby then shout
but not otherwise
81 hope, then that one here will ever write
poetry from sense Of duty. Poetry is despieable,
unless II Is first class Poor poetry is about Inc
meanest of all things. As the Latin satirist has
snid neither Gods nor men can endure it."
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Hart, AacTeS & Co.'S Books At Warshoss
noV3-H
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RrOadWaY HOuse.

GENHE ab0ve House having been Thoroughly
4 Iehtted Is open for the reception o. traV- -
-lera Tbs proprietor hopes from his ong exps ...A
rienee in the business. and his eeteImiuaiiou to Mi
sare pains in Supplying his lnle with the hsst 1aal go
he market Affords and to merit and receive s1szA
shars Of patronage.
Day Boarders, ., "a
Eeck BoardeFs, n
-, Wi ". EINF0URs
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WILL practice the Supreme inferior Courts Of
wv Nebraska, buy and sell Land Warrants enter land time
give special attention making selections Of lands in Nebraska
those wishing desirable locations, for distant
dealers reasonable furnish abstracts Of entries
and short notice, buy and sell lands, lots and all
kinds real estate, and do General Agency business
W. 8. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass
G. Hibbard sup't N Y. Central Railroad, Albany, N. T.
Gen. Leslie C0onbs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis b. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Co. do dc
DR.. J S. Young, do do
Gov. W. B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hoa jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas, Thompson Co., st. Louis, No.
McGeTic, Chittenden & Co., Keokuk Iowa.
Wm. Sewer & Co B snkers, oscaloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody 4 Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. A. johnson & Co.. New Orleans, Louisiana. u2 II
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THE PENNSYLVANIA

ENTR AL r ALI o A D .
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

q
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
-
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FWNFRMENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling BenWOod and Park
eTsburg which places unites with Railroads.
Steamers, &c, for and from all points ia the
West, Southwest and NOrthsWeSt.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1890 P. NJ, 1910 A. NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
FOR all the Eastern Cities.
This IS the only route to Washington City, 49,
Passengers Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston alone by
olber lines.
Zine as quick and low via any other Route.
Inqure for tickets Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at
thetrincipa R8iroad Offices in the West
d. +, FULLER, Genl Western Agent
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
" p smith NTar+er TRANSFORMATION.
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sArLDING ANDERSON, cauRcH ANDERSON,
Lebanon, Tenn. Aassi@ike. Tenn.
p. a. G. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE oROcERs, rRoDScE ASO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IN
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &c,
ALSO,

BRANDlESI WINES WHISk NJ &c,
ALSO,
DesIers in Bacon, Lard and Country Pro-
duee, of Every Description,
0sraer Of College and Broad SIS,
NASHVILLE, TENNEsSE
NAE are reeeip Of large and we'll assorted stock OF
w Groceries, Liquors, which invite the attention
( the trade. HasF
SUGARS. IeO boxes Chewing Tobacco. all
100 hhds Louisiana Sugar all grades Va hTands,
grades, 1850 kegs White Lead,
81 bbs n. Y. and Baltimore 10 do Shot, all sizes,
Crushed Sugar. 60 do Bar Lead,
50 bAls Leaf and Powder Is DO Mason Backing,
ed Sugar, Obags fine Salt,
COEEEEs 1903 ibls kanawha Salt,
100 bags eheee Baltimore Coffee, Is boxes quart f8ss
$50 bags choice New Orleans 5 do pint and = pint dssks
Coffee 100 kegs Nails sssorced sizes,
MOEASSESs LIQUORS.
20 bIscoee Molasses bls Smiths Reserved
so y bbs choice Keboied do Whisky, -
60 kegs Golden syrup. 65 bbls old Bourbon Whisky,
SUNDR1ES. s. do old Aye Whisky.
200 boxes Star Candles, . do do Monongahea do
100 do Taow dc 30 do Pixies AlannoIia do
125 do Bas Soap, 80 do Tenn pure white do
$50 do Ground Pepper, IS do Nswsons do
so do do Spice, co DO old Fort andCorn do
20 do do Genger, 3 do old Port and Malaga
05 do sup Carb Soda, Wines,
65 do Indigo, all Sizes % bhls am Gin,
liz casks Carb Soda, do Holland de "a
do Nader, q do old Cognac Brandy,
e5 bags Pepper, % do Am do
IS DO Spice, b baskets Champagne Wiue
70 tierces kice, $50 Dbl Cider Vinegar.
100 dcz Painted Buckets, Ii9 doz Brooms
IS do Washboards, 2p,0O0 assorted Cigars,
O. nests Tubs 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
Together with other articles suck usually kept In
fsS-6H Pa c. ANDERSON.
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Glass I2 draws on
saturday, March 10, 1859.
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Class II draws on
saturday, March I2, 1889.
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Ornamental Trees and EVergreenS.
" oNTGOMERY & MCGREDY Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
A invite special attention to their Fruit
Ornamental Trees Eyergreen Geen House Plants
ornamental Trees and Every eens for i'm neae effect
FTuts-J000 Apple 2, 3 4 years old.
PeaTs-3OOO Dwarfs s. Standards . to 4 years old
Peaches $4,000 81 years old Cherries Pluns Apricos Nee
tariens and ounce in large numqers.
large collection Of Grapes Strawberries Raspbe oes
berries Currants & Bouquets at all seasons 80
MONTGOMERY & M0GREDY.
nall: LinwoOd, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.