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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-23

The Convention met pursuant to notice,
|anH ellled q orr H% " ", Phelps.
! On MOTTO !, ia s'E, Awilas.s~as ap,
point tenn 'sary Chat pal xnd! James
[Lawter ter Porary Secrs r$, &
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
The Difference.

Every one has heard the political story that Col.
NETHERLAND is in the habit of telling concerning
some unfortunate mail contractor who, he says,
having an execution hanging over him for eight dol
lars, drew upon the Post Office Department for forty
dollars which it owing him, and was politely in
formed that the government had no money to pay
with, but that il would give him form of assign
ment by which be might sell it to the shavers
Even this is better than Col NETaERLAND would
have done. II his vote could have controlled the
legislation Of the State, he would have subjected
the 'last hOrse' upon which that poor man carried
his mail to the satisfaction Of that eight dollar exc
cutiOn, while at the same time he would have less
sensd the burdens of government upon the shaver
by exempting his capital from taxation.
If such 9 Circumstance had come under the cog
nizsnce Of Gov. HARRIS, instead Of paradiDg it
around the State for his own political advantage, he
would have run his hand in his pocket, paid the
eight dollar execution, ard said nothing about it.
That's the difference between men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

Si1iy-three dollars takenfrom the treasury to buy
snuff for members Of Congress is pretty fair spec
men of opposition economy.
$50 pen wipers-small piecas Of cloth attached
to the members desks and which would be high at
cents each, are charged By Cullom at $50 rs. 260
same $3.50.
From an examination Of CULLoMs accounts we
find that he has charged the Government for
looking glasses s., 9sS 80 dollars.
JoHs D. THOMPSON was his agent for the purchase
of such articles. We quote from the Daily wash
ingtOn) GIObs, April 2s, 1859, to show how the
government was defrauded in this matter
SNOW We will take up the case of John D. Thorn
son" says the Globe, 'whO was an uphOlstsrer, an
acknowledged agent for Mr.. Cullom.
"Frsneis Lamb is retail dealer in looking glasses
in this city He testifes that he sold to Thompson
sundry articles, and handed to the committee his
bill for them:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
virginia EIectiOn.-What the Abolition
lists Think of it.

lbNS Oh He
The New York Journal of Commerce, Democratic
paper, says:
The Opposition papers at the North are rel oicing
over the gains Of GOggin in Virginia, and had he
been elected, the Northern Republican press would
have resOunded with noisy demonstrations over the
result.
The Black Republican Freesoil organ Of Missouri,
rejoicing over the supposed result in Virginia. the
returns then being favorable TO GoGoIE says "thst
there can be no doubt of the fact that the front
" of the National Democracy is broken in the
" South. 1t is surely doomed when Virginia, the
wisest, bOldOst, and may add the purest of the
" phalanx Of the States, which have been welded
to that party, has almost, if not wholly renowned
its alliance. Are the Opposition in this State pa
triOtc and ssgaciOus enough to turn the occasion
d" to advantage"
There can be no doubt that the defeat of the De-
mocrAcy and the success Of the Opposition in Vir-
GINA would have enured to the advantage Of the
freesOil Black Republican Opposition of the North
The Opposition in the South are fighting the battles
Of AbolitiOnism, and such triumphs as they may
obtain will certainly be seized upon by the North
ern allies. The Know Nothing papers, it will be
recOllected reOiced over Black Republican victor>
ries in New York and Pennsylvania last fall. The
AbOtionsts would exult in return over the success
of the Know Nothings.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1859.
OPPosItion EcOnOmY---ss HOW the Money
Cs0es.ss


We have seen from the official statement present
ed to our readers on yesterd y that the expenses of
the Opposition House of the S4th Congress- Of which
N. P. BANKS was Speaker, and VIZ. CULLOM Clerk,
exceeded those Of the preceding Democratic Con-
grsss 81, 113, 231.O5. We have shown that the in
crease was very large in those items which are
mere matters Of luxury, such horse hire, horses
and carriages, omnibus tickets, Sc. In furnishing
the hall and committee rooms Of the House. we
have seen that CULLoM spent SIS, 80 more than
his predecessor, and that he charged the govern
ment about thousand dollars more for single
carpet than Cspt. MEIGs had contracted to pay for
the same article. The price Capt MEIGs had con-
trsetsd to pay for this carpet was SO 20250 under
CULLoN's management it would have cost the gov
eminent $4,1I7 90. We find from his accounts
that he was lavish in his outlay for carpets The
purchase Of such articles seems II have been 3
profitable part Of his duties and doubt contribu
ted render his office much more lucrative than
We should have any reason TO expect frsm the ssR-
~ The item Of carpets during CULLoNs admins
trstion cost the government SO 495 90. The profits
which he realized therefrom are not stated by his
friend Mr.. MAYNVRD in his report He was equally
lavish in the purchase of other articles of furni-
ture, and doubtless found it equally profitable.
The following are some Of the little neeesssries
which he purchased for q committee Of i've men,
four Opposition and one Democrat:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

The Memphis Enquirer pronOuncss the statement
Of the Columbus (Ga Sun that servant of the Rev
Mt. ALLEN, formerly principal of Green Academy,
in Huntsville, Ala, frequently occupied the pulpit
with his master and took part in the exercises, and
often took his masters place in the pulpit and preach
ed the sermon, as unmitigsted rOOrbaek as ever
was published In re pectsble paper. The editor
of the Enquirer, the Hon. JEsH. CLEMENS, was a
student Of Green Academy during the whole time
Dr. ALLEN was connected with it, and attended
his church and visited in his family and he declares
that sthere is not one word of truth in the story
Is ct least Eve hundred witnesses will testify"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
UIs1JH 2
[see cullOn's Report, Dec, 1851
Being in the agsrsat

Amounting in ell to the enormous sum Of s., 44O.-
%, to supply furniture for one Opposition commit
tee Of Eve men.
Referring again to CULLOM's Report for 1857,
psge 4s we find bill Of furniture for the Commit
tee on Expenditures Of the Navy Department The
Committee consists Of five members, but never
meets ct all. 1t transacts no business whatever,
and iS merely appointed because the rules Of the
House provide for it. There is no necessity for
furnishing room for this Committee Is they never
use it. But this furniture business is 80 lucrative
that CULEON was anxious to furnish many rooms
as pOssibe he supplied the following articles for
Committee which is only myth or parliamentary
fiction:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

The Effect Of ssFres F1ghtsss Ser Conxrsss.
The Richmond Enqunsr. Of last Tuesday, gives
list Of 1l5 counties, in which the net gain for Cog
gin is $685. OF this gsln. 1853 is made In one Con-
gfessiOnsl district, where two Democrats were can
didatss without Knew-NOthing opposition. This
tells almost the Whole story Of the opposition gain
in Virginia and we hold it up IS warning to the
Democrats Of this State, Of he danger Of Democrats
ic conflicts for the Legislature and for Congress.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

The Richmond papers of yesterday report the race
both Democrats.
In the Augusta district, HARRIS beats SKINNER,
both Democrats.
In the Abingdon district, tits now said that MAR
TIN beats FLOYD, both Democrats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
VI U-aIE-ls = ~ g . % lllll.
. W. II. Bolts, G. L II.
WT1LL1AM LAMBERT VS.. james A. spl

WTILLIAM LAMBERT James A. spTrlOck, and others
w INJUNCTION Amended Billion motion Of complain.
ant by his solicitor and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
CLERK Master from allegation in compliments bill which
is to- that the defendant James spursck resi-
dent Of the State Of Tennessee is ordered that publication
made for four successive weeks in Union and american,
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring said de-
PENDANT appear the OF OhaAeery Court
held for the county Jackson the Court house the Of
sDesbOro the LIST Wednesday after "a Monday in July
and then there his defence said
BILL the will be for confessed and down for
hearing exparte to him W. II. Bolts, c. & II.
iune3-v4W. a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
"'If that be treason, make the most of it, u

PosTPoNEMENT-Thes salute in honor of the Vir-
ginis elections was not fred yesterday evening
N consequence of an insbity to get the Of the
State guns for the Oecasicn.-BdRner.
Go down and borrow JOLLY COLE's gun! That
was made end is reserved, exclusively for patriotic
occasions and Democratic victories. The result in
Virginia covers both these points; and We have no
doubt that JOLLY will let his Democratic gun speak
with Know Nothing powder of "OId Virginny never
tire, and Of the proud victory of her gallant De-
mocrscy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
oOnn1rrEr on NAVAL rPEEDIruKEs.
Ss57 so

We suppose that this room has not been occupied
since 1t was furnished, certainly not for any official
business. But CULLoM can afford to buy book cases
ct $780, curtains at $780, and carpets at Sll3,75 for
his own amusement and profit, when the people pay
for It.
On page 40 lie list of articles for the Committee
on the expenses Of Post Office and Treasury Depart
msnts This Committee, alSe, consists Of Eve mem
bsrs, and, like the preceding one, never meets.
The following we're the articles furnished during
the second session Of the Opposition Congress for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

CoRRECTIox.-It was stated in our yesterdays is
sue that majority of the CULLOM Investigating
Committee supported his election for Clerk. We
should have said that majority Of that committee
oelor ged to the party which elected CULLON. Mr..
VALENTIsR B. HORTON, Of Ohio q member of the
American Republican party, did not vote on the
resolution electing Gen oUILOM, and Mr., MAYNARD
rss not member of thst Congress.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

All the Knew Nothing gains in Virginia were in
the counties where there there was q contest for
Congress between two Democrats. In every other
Congressional district, the Democrats held up to
WiSe's majority, or made gains on that majority
Think of this fact, Democrats!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
A misauOtatIOn.

The Lebanon Herald publishes an article, headed
"WHAT Col. READT SwORE TO- which it credits to
this paper. 1t is scarcely necessary to inform our
readers that no such article with reference to Col
READY, has appeared in our columns. The use
which the Herald makes of the name Of this paper
is entirely unauthorized.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

Thesethings with thousands of the same kind, were
allowed by the Opposition Committee on AccountsI
When the accounts for such articles we're presented
ct the Treasury for payment the Secretary objected
on the ground that they irregular and imprOp-
er. But The Chief Clerk, an experienced officer,
referred him 10 the Law showing that the Clerk Of
the House can use the money appropriated By that
body for their incidental expenses for any purpose
he peasss, and if his accounts are allowed BY the
House Committee the treasury 0fisers are compelled
to pay them. Tho Clerk can furnish the mem
bers with brOomsticks if he chooses" remarked
the Chief Clerk of the Treasury and accordingly
CULLoN charges the Government with
dozen broom $500
This also was allowed by Che Opposition Commits
tee accounts and the broom sticks were paid for
out Of the Treasury.
pairs "
pair white silk gloves 25
pair white silk half 90
We do not End that CULLoM provided shoes IS well
as socks for the House of Representatives He
seems, however, to have engaged pretty extensively
in the clothing business
Al gold pens.... 732 50
/ Rbo foll Sc e L. g.,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

WTILLIAM Il. Bolts, Ad'mr, &C. and others vs. William
Wv Young and Others-Orginal Billion notion Of cam
panant by MS SOLICITOR and it appearing the satisfaction
the CLERK Master that the defendant, William Young
resident Of the state Of Tennessee il is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the LiO
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville requiring said
defendant william Young, to appear the
Chancey Court to be held for the county Court
house in the town VI Ganeboro the after the
2d Monday ia July and then his defence
eomplanants said BILL the taken for confessed
and set down for hearing exparEe a him.
june3-w4w, pr'sfee 80. W. II. Bolts, @. & n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
REMOVAL.
John YORK & co.

HAVE removed their Book RindeFY aB6
Balk Mandatory 70 the Baptist Publishing nOuss
next house Douglass Co., north Market Z No. So
2i door from the sqand viii be glad TO all their old
customers that want work We
prepared Books In the best after any
given pattern. Particular attention will be paid Binding
OF Periodicals. and old Books Our prices as low as ~
lowest The OF work be ct the Bindry Store
Union Street Books left Of shsF place will ins.
ate attention. 8PH fsbll-nsdQ q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
NASH & MARR. Agents.
OFFICE, NO. 25 COLLEGE STREET,
june3-d Nashville, Tennessee.

IN CHANCERY AT GAINESBOROs.-.Joel W
Settle VS. An Beck and Others-Orgnal Bill-Msy Rules
a59On motion OF complainant by his solicitor,
ing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master allegation
in compainans bill that the defendants, Harvey
Harvey, Morton Harvey Harvey are
dea OF the State OF Tennessee il Is that publication be
made Tor four successive weeks in The Union Aercda
newspaper published in the city Nashville requiring said de-
PENDANTS 70 at the ChanceTy Court be
held for the county OF Jackson the Court town
Gansboro the 1st Wednesday after the Monday In July
next and then and there their defence
the will be taken for confessed sedoEn for hearing
exparteas to them. W. H. BCTTS q 4 NJ
june3-E4E, pSs fee 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
Assets as Security for Losses, ss,OOO. 200
as fOlIowa:

Ena Insurance Company, Of Hartfoed.. 81 s6 g2O Os
Home Insurance Company, Of New 1850
Hartford Fire insurance Company, Of Harford 1852
Phoenix Insurance Company OF Hartford 4l9G84
Lamar Fire Insurance Company, Of New York $4,000 %
New nanrn ncal, nrnnar M
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

ENRY CARTER vs. Jas spurIoek and others-Injunc
ton Billion motion Of Complainant by his solicitor, and
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master from
allegation in the bill which that the defendant James
Spuroek resident OF the State OF Tennessee,
dered that publication be made for four in the
LHl0 ana american, newspaper published in the city Of Nash
ve ng said defendantto appear the next
term OF the Chance Court be held fer the county Of Jackson
at the Court house the OF GanebOro the ls We'd
ney after the I'd Monday In July and then and there
ter his defence to companan bill the will be taken for
confessed. and set down for hearing expare to him
june3- W4W, prs fee 50 W. II. Bolts, G. 4 n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

Church Street, just below the Post Office
M. 8. COMRS--Proprieto

friends the public large, will End Stable
INl number OF fine Hacks 0mnbues Baggage and Furniture
wagons, which will furnish figures have great
y reduced the prices Of kinds have ra
in any My stock all first rate drivers we'll acquainted in
and out of iheety.
III Passengers Rairoad Depots at the
low price Of TEN CENTS each corporation One trunk
piece Of baggage allowed each passenger without
charge.
, For Carriages OmnbuseS for any purpose
dsrs my Slate at the Stable.
n. g. COMBS, Proprietor.
| tuneS chVFsh 81 below the PossOface
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
UTILLIs K. DAILEY VS.. John Le.-AttachmOn.

VNTILLIS K DALEY John Lee Attachment Billion
Wv motion OF complainant BY his solicitor, and appearing
70 the satisfaction OF the Clerk Master from allegation
IN compliments bill, which that the DEFENDANTS
non resident Of the State Of TENNESSEE it is ordered that puba
ton be made for four successive weeks in the Union aud er
newspaper published in the city OF Nashville, requiring
said defendant to appear the next term Of the Chanry Court
to be held for the county OF Jackson the the
town Of GaDesOro Wednesday after the % Monay
in July next and than ans complain
ants b the be taken for confessed and set down
for hearing exparte. W. II. BOTTs C & NJ
june3-W4y, D fee 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

Isee CullOn's Report, De-. iss6.i

Isee CullOns Report, Dec, 1851
This would seem to be enough to make Eve men
comfortable for short time; but it seems that CUL
LON did not think SO, for during the same Congress
he supplied them with the following additional az
Aicloa-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
sUNDRTEs.

Revolving Hay Rakes CuItivaors; Hanows Sugar Mills;
Field Rollers; Fan Mills; Circular Mills; Portable Steam
Engines Straw Cutters; Grst Mills, &C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
mACDONALD,S IMPROVED
Galvanized Iron RefrigeratOr

practical and scientific prneipes-he best and
~ yenent article in for cooling and preserving
milk buiter fruit wines, etc. They arranged that the ice
water runs slowly through each SHELF and, being confined from
the effects Of the hot air keeps them the coolest point causing
the regeratng influence be the throughout The whole
paratus This eteed BY the dppngs from the Ice. which Is
lost BY all oer ergeratoFs They the mont and
oPmake neat OF fumtureean be placed in any
and have water jar By which perfectly cold water all
times be had without additional ice. These FgsrOrs
no experiment They have been in successful operation for
ward Of ten the eradication Of who
use IS the will show and the most approx
ed before the public The improvements recently added by which
The most perfect ventilation insured saving Of ice has
bee o6tsned more frd air produce and durability efcte
certainly place them far in advance Of anything offered for
public Galvanized has been substituted
shelvng in lieu Of zinc, thereby enabling oer them are
entirely free from Oxyzaon and eoosion and consequently
void OF mat dsaeebe odor which has heretofore been OBJ
ectioabe in other regeatOr In addition their being
Vastly superior TO Other owing 10 the convenient arrangements
and unequaled principle they serVcabe
conceded that galvanized rOu durable any other
etAl as u Is not Affected by acid,
Il. W. MACDONALD.
mayNo-d&tEim No. 40 Fourth ST., Louisville, Ky.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

History Of Middle Tennessee;
Or .ra
AaHe ana Times OfFGen. James 'ROber1sOm.
BY WHITMAN
ConPlee II OneoetavO volume. Price 81 90
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NEW ROOKS

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cULLoM purchased during his term of service
1886 sPit-bOxes, $27700, add $40 tumblers, $4,000.
We also find charged 10 the government many such
items as the following
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
CEMENT AND PLASTER
Insurance.

We keep large stocks Of Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paris and
Land Plaster. ARmSTRONGs q CO..
June5-dlOdsI rW&w2u. Nashville Tenn
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cot will be recorded for precedent;
GAnd many error, by the example,
will rush into the State;
''and this Government will be broken up by fraud.
''ulent bankruptcy, brought about BY the cOrruP.
tions of its INSCRIPTIONS agents. instead Of divs-
sion, or expansion which are afraid will take
'plaos at no very remote day. Sanction Mr. Gull
'1om's conduct, and before long some agent ap-
''pointed by the Government TO build single war
''stesmer, or two ct most will retire millionaire on
''ths profits made out Of the job. There's daguer-
''rsOtyPe Of our mind
an thst be treason, make the most Of itlin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
FOR PADUCAH, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.

VIII OlAEIGW I11'S'
FENHE splendid packet CUBA JOHN L. BATENAN, 60
Master will leave THIS DAY (Friday) at sike2.SI7
y O'Clock, NJ for the above and all intermediate
ports. For geight passage, apply on board orIO
A. HAMILTON,
june3 II II. HARRISON, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03
John D. Thomson, to Francis Lamb, DR..

''Mr. Thompson was called before the committee,
and Lambs bill was shown to him. The eight mir
rOrs charged in it amounted to 1,345.
Question. What did the Government pay you
for these same mirrorsP
sAnsuer. l think was paid $275 eseh.'
Question. That would make 81, 200 for the mir
rors alone"
Thus it seems that under Opposition rule the
government was charged for eight mirrors $S45
more than they cost, 9 profit of more than 500 to
each looking glass
The Globe after examining and exposing other
evidences of corruption under CULLON's sdministra-
ton, concludes with the following just remarks,
with which We think our readers will agree:
"NoW, if all these matters shall be suffered to
"psss away, without any punishment being inflicted
con the evil doors, what should We sxpectf
"'FOr if they do these things in 6 green tree,
"Wbst shall be done in the dryf'
GGWa NAV expect this.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

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Life Of Patrick Henry--Willilm Wit.
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Life and LabOrs o. Rev. Daniel Baker, D. d.
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LAND FOR S1LE-

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