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CHER OKEE REM EDT.
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
rs
NauseOuS Drugs aud Poisonous
Minerals

WE'VE ask the afflicted either which DO you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup. compounded from Mature
sEn Reneiiesone which viii speedily and permanently cure
You compounds heretofore used with all their
sec rs and dsug together with the loatsOas dasez
many times following The use Of Mineral Poisons
The sChernkee Remedy Natures Specific Tor 0cRer
ra GIee Gravel. Structure, Fiuor Abus Whes In feales
and an diseases Urinary Organs; eurng these diseases ~
natural all other preparations have ed and Is oae
OF Heavens offending Instances coad -
prodrcedof itsedecis. which world sagger eredrlisy
preparations heretofore usei have ia sat
this has never Ia enc been knoan 10 fall Happily Tor
ankpd the Governor xOFld Father Who acts, asl
b Kill, but to cure - -. q, - =, - -,
II rcy be has aDpoint'd Medicine Tor there dreadfn dsass
which when quickly dies n all parts Of he system AAe
the disease at every post and with fidelity and uuy
sdTae never Civ antit has completely expelled u
ro the body aid the unfortunate patient to re
health and Vigor.
This eny at the root Of the disass; IL tee
dency s not simply suspend he poison but 70 As
cause on which It depends
M p And wh.t ESTIsNCES ITS VALUE, s The entira -
..nes Of An ause0fs smell Il in the eoCnt
or room or on table without being suspeoted
= Remedy" for secret diseases.
" tratsson Venera diseases with full directions for e
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
II ? Sold By all respectable D-aggstl AMI dealers IN nsi
elnes POffE1 4 AEhhiN, sole PruPretors.
81. Louis, Ma
Sold in NASHVILLE wholesale by Berry Demovils and RE
ing Pcndle at retail BY W Hendrrshot, and all DE-
IA eVeryyhera. decf-ltH& Wy usst5
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DUCK RIVER.

UETE have SIO acres Land for sale In me send 81 DUO.
w River zRhn miles Of NOrmSndy on inc NashVe Aaa
Cfatsnoosa Railroad Said lands bounded oy vance DSsS
an Duck River Willis Blanton and A6nT Barton. NNa s
NJ tb tract h liver bottom and level about - acres eeered
ezeTal good springs and No Stock Yarn We VII ,ell
III - III Of he tract 20 suit pVreasrs 1hoss wishing
- od stock Farm healthy country, good unity,
e Sc would We to come snd look soon a. We are dele
- Ror further address II. n. Barton,
iA9 SasIs.s % - n BREWER 4 BARTON.
CtTATE OF TENNESSEE--PerPy County,
- aaih Cheat vs. Edward asey-Attachment-WhereAs il
1ea from ne aasit Of Smith ChoAt that he is security for
5sndant Edward Casey, in the Of seventy dollars,
- bat s.d Casey renewing from the
county and the ordinary Of Law caDn0t be served
Do, HIM therefore ordered bg that pnhca ton be made
IN The Union and A1aeresa newspaper published In The city
OF HasvIe four successive weeks requiring said defend
ant 10 sppear before r. Wilson, Justice Of The Peace. for
Perry county his once in the Of Linden, the second
Monaay January. 1862 and plead. demnr 70
plaintiffs Attachment, taken for confessed
As to him and set for hearing Parte-
III wILSoS, J.P.
deSs-wH For PRIV county.
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slave beyond Jurisdiction, he shall Be fined ia the
diserstior of the Court. and Be liable ia civil ao
ton for The benaht Of the party injured 70 the sx
tent Of the full value Of tha slsxss coming AZ IN
order, il YES read.
r@DUDLET moved to amend, 50 Is to.rssd sssold.
transferred or removed"
The amendment vas agreed 70.
The bill then passed the third and last reading in
the House by yeas 80. nays Gas fellows:
Hsas-Messrs. Baker, Of Wesklsy, Bsrksdale, Bay
less Bennett, Bieknell, Brazetca. Britton Caldwell
Chatham, Doak Dudley, Ewing, FArrelly, Ford Fra
zier, CAN'T, German, Guy, Hebb, Jones, Johnson,
Kennedy, Lockhart, Msyfeld, MCabe Nall, Porter,
Roberts, Shield. Sm tn, soHell, Trevitt, Vaughan,
White, Of Dickson, Whitmore, Williams, Of Kick
man. Woods, Woodland and Speaker WhitthOrne-
80.
Heys-Messrs. Armstrong, Baker, Of Perry,
Besiy, COWden, Davis, East Farley, Gillespie
Greene, HaVron, Hurt, Ingram, Kenner, Kiucaid Of
Andersen, Klneaid Of Claiborne Norris, Morphis,
norman, Pickett, Richardson, Russell, ssnter,
Shire wsbary, White Of Davidson, Williams, Of Knox
and Williamsburg.
TRUSTEES AND RANGERS.
On motion By Mr.. SMITH, his bill, les, to CON-
pei Trustees and Rangers 10 settle annually With
the Judges or Clerks Of County Courts and to amend
section 427, 10 of the Code, aud to amend sec
ton 1889, was read, undsr dispensAtioR Of the
rules, and faally passed BY yeas AZ, nays l6-as
follows:
Ytas.-Messrs Baker, Of Perry, Baker, Of Weak
lev, Barksdsle, Bsylsss, Beatty, Bennett, Brittons
Caldwell Cheaihsm, CoWdsn, D0ak, Ewing, Frasler,
CAN'T Greene, Hagron, Hebb, Hurt, Jones, John
son, Kenn sdy, Kincaid, Of Anderson, ktEeaid, Of
Claiborne LoekhaFt, MOrpais, Nall, Norman, Pick
EFT, Porter, Roberts, RUSSELL Sener Saeid, Shrevs-
bury, Smith, SoWell, TreVitt, Vaughan, White, OF
Dickson, Whitnore, Woods Woodland and Speaker
! WhtLhorne.-4S.
] NayA-Messrs. Bieknell, Brazslton, Davis, East,
Farley, Farrelly Gillespie, GorIaaa, Guy, ingram,
May6eld, MeCabe, RiShGrdsOn, White, Of Davidson,
Williams, of Franklin and Willism5On-l5s
| FIFTEENgH CIVIL DISTRICT.
| On motion by Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman, his
bill IA R. iii establish the 10th civil d. strict
in Hickman county, was taken from the files under
a dispensAtion, read and passed the third read
ing.
CITY HoFEL COMPANY.
Y On motion of Mr. WHITE, Of Davidson, the
rueIs we're suspended, aud Senator Trimble's bill
/ rs 1881 to amend the charter Of the City Hotel
Company Of Nashville, 10 elect three instead
Of nine direcsOrs) was taken from the tiles, read,
and passed the second reading without objection.
THE RECESS. FrF
few minutes after II an Intellectual motion was
made to take the noon reoess-yeas IS, nays IS
call Of the House demsnded aud nineteen
members reported by the clerk as absent.
And hen-(immediately)-
On notion the House took q recess TIL o'clock
CoEAEorIoxIn yesterdays proceedings the bill ~ r. ~
sttbutfd Mr. PoR1ER twas mr. BLEDsoE who intr0das
! ed it.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

No. 9I-Directing the Secretary of State to dis
tribute the report Of the joint select commntee aP
nointed nv the General Assembly Of 1878, to in
vestieate the offices of Comptroller and Secretary
of slate and for other purposes. Adopted.
No. 98-Granting the use of the Supreme court
roem to the State Agricultural Bureau
On motion of Mr. TRIMBLE, the resolution was
referred 10 the Committee on the JUDICIARY
a~r-f e HOUSE ME SAGE.
House amendment TO Senate bill No. l3O 10
asend the corporation laws Of the town OF pover'
in Stewart county, was taken up and concurred IN
HOUSE BILLS on FIRST READING. - =,
No. SO regulate the pay OF jurors. feSseo
and referred to the Committee on Il . judiciary
No. l2-To amend the YAgraut laws. Passed
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE BISEASEs.

DR.. KING. formerly Of New 7Ork, for Tie lass
49, f9sr years OF Louisyiile, Kentucky, and Who hAs
his attention the treatment OF private tises for eve
thirty years himself having attended practice or
many years. cured Thousands he enabled % gs
all diseases private nature natter how had they may -
from lnudcOus me1ca treatment neglect o. nei eva
Dr. Kings DispenzarY No 2 Dess street betEeen Cay
and the SauAre where he all diseases 9f Prge naares
GOEnR4KA cured without naaeous medicine OF nterseas
rem business
sTHIcTuEEs Of old or recent eetuAy cured IL ~
davs hy an operation pain Where asretars
sxists. health Be enisye Perhaps no dss
r.ischlsf and un5esmines The constitution &c much
sTPHLs The diseases Of the rkin growing ol ol neg
sct or Dad treatment tee5ectaaiy cured IN eE es
skaIEAL WEAKNkss. partieusr attention hasns ten y
This disease, andall The Consequences g9-n1 ~ a.
an In mary cars by destructive hanfs o. eoa-is
yonhs a., " Indulgence passions negect %
which will unemipe Constitution rendsrns ne et ~
A. - b1.nes ar soessty causing premature old sgs
E1r,aes no nav IS abaring gh any dcuy OF ne Wozzb
r,av Test arsurrl of immediate relief
sbTo.d b. and stating teeir ease win
a ZEE e. closed directed to Dr. A hins. - s.ssst,
Na-h~is Te,D if have The mecne spt 70 heir
is - ns-s.ry directions Strict secrecy Observed. Os
houra 90 clock IN ne u7fhins --'' : 20 -
..-lea
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No. 14--Tc rseulats the pay Of Witnesses Passed
and referred tothe Committee on the Judiciary.
No. 1910 repeal section S,008 Of the Code,
which requires Justices te issue executions within
Eve days after stay, &c. Passed and referred TO
the Committee on the Judiciary. A-- 81
No. I6-To give grand juries discretionary row.
er TO make presentments for drunkenness. Passed
and referred to the Committee Tipping and lip
ping Houses.
No. f7--To amend the charter Of the Pigeon
Roost and Ghulahoma Turnpike 6opPxny in Shelby
county Passed.
No. 26-To repeal the sct establishing foreign
banking sgsn1ies in Tennessee. Passed and re-
ferrsd to the Committee on Banks.
No. 42-To exempt miilers and common school
commissioners from working public roads. PASSED..
No 152--TO incorporate the South Gibson Insti-
iute. Passed and Referred to the Committee on
Private Interpretations. srrt.ts., er s--s<-
No. 3I3-T1 supply all Justices Of The Peace in
this State with the Code, Passed. t
HOUSE BILL on SECOND READING.
No. 267-FOr the benefit of pauper, deaf, dumb
and blind children ia this State. Passed.
Hogss BILLS ON THIRD READING
No. s7-To change the nsmss Of John G. and
Howell n Horn aud others. Passed, ayes 20, oes 0
No. IQ4-ro revive the act OF the 2lst February,
1852 chapter 1873, in relation to the Mutual Protsc-
tion Fire Insurance and Life and Trust Company Of
Trenton. Passed.
and fov other purposes.
Mr.. HILDRE II moved to make the consideration
Of the bill the special order for Thursday, the 9th
Of January, 1860
| Mr.. STANTON demanded the ayes snd noes on
the mation which were taken and resulted ayes Is.
noes 6, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs Blyd, Bunpass. Hildreth, Hunter,
johnson, Lane. Mickey, Mcclellan, McNeiily,
| Payne Peters Richardson, Stokes, St0Vall, Thomp-
SOU, Trimble, WOOL and Speaker NeWman--l8
Noes-Messre Allen, Bradford, Horn, Nash
Stanton, and St1kely-G
SO the motion prevailed.
! LEAVE or ABSENCE.
| o. motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, leave Of absence
was granted to the Committee the Lunatio Asy-
lum for the balances Of the day.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No. l57-To incorporate the Memphis, Holly
Springs and Mobile Railroad Company. Passed.
No. l68-To amend the criminal laws OF the Stst'
in relstiOn 10 duelling Passed.
Nc. l75-TO authorize the sale Of the stock oWne'
by the Statein Railroads, TurRpikss and interna
improvements in this State. Passed and referre
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Ga motion of Mr.. BRADFORD, the consideration
Of the bill on its third reading, made the spe
eia order for Tuesday, the 10th Of aRIsry, 1860
E0 1879 provide for the survey CT railrca
routes the most direct and most practicabl
routes from Knoxville to Nashville and from Nash
vills to Memphis. Passed and referred to the Con
mistee oa Internal improvements ara
No. I77-To authorize The State Treasurer to pun
chase safe fer the Treasurer's Office. Passed.
] Ga motion of Mr.. HORN, the Senate journe
: to niue o'clock tomorrow morning.
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CRIsP's GAEETY.
sarUrRDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IT'
ocpIimentary BENEFIT lsnderd By many citizens to Mr. Wal
ter Feeble.
BRIDE OE IAAMMERMOOK'
uav.r RsVsp,woOd Mr. Walter Kssble. To conclude win
NICK OF 1HaE WOODS.
The Jbbsnainosay, Mr.. Walter Keelle
Msnday Evemng Mr. and Mrs WALLER vii appear.
SALE OF NEGROES.

On FrLdaV aud SafHTday, Deoe7n0eF ~ aNd ~
nv srtus of decree Of Wcrshipful County Court o
Oysron county pronounced Al Its November sson 49,
m the case OF John Roberts, Aannistrator o. Joel Paris
deeo, hn D. Paris Willis Paris aad others sx paF'
will proceed 70 sell late residence Of Danah fsfrs 70
Overon county Tenn, aersd Of nine months, Ni.h
est M ,eeen likely and valuable negroes
mer boys and girls Notes with good and nnquesonAos
rtv reseed sf purchasers and lien retained upon me
Ten dollars IN cash requrel be paid each nekre:
John W. ROBRRrs, administrator,
,o., :, and Special Commissioner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

Curious CoNcmESCE.-It is noticed as n somewhat
curious coincidence that the day fixed upOnfor hold
ing the National Democratic Convention At Charles
ton the 23d of April is the birthday of Mr.. BUcII
ANAN and Senator DouGLAs. The day selected is six
weeks earlier than that upon which the Cincinnati
Convention met This change was made on account
of the climate in Charleston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

The New work Irjbne complains lugubriously
that the SouthyFners are forcing Northern runners
to take the bacA track. 1t says:
No matter Who they or what Their business
all men from the North driven out of their cities
and villages SoGae thirty forty business agents
from New York ard Boston have recently been fore
sd to return honey
What did the Titvns man expect would be the
result of John BroWiism!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

PAY OF MEMBERs.-The members of Congress will
be entitled to draw their pay and mileage, under
the law, without waiting for the organization Of the
House The law was carefully worded in this res
peet, so that in of nonorganization, the mem
bers of the House would draw their pay. Under
the oldsystem they experienced some embarrass-
ment on this score Pending the contest for Speaker
which resulted IN the election of Mr.. COBB, the mem
bers of the House were unable to draw their mile
age. The sum to be paid cut from the Treasury for
salary and mileage is about 81, 100000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

TEE UNITED STATES PUBLIC LANDs.-During the
fiscal wear ending the last OF June and the quarter
ending with September, there were 497OO93 acres
of public lands Sold bringing 80 IO5 40. The casL
receipts were less than last year but more acres
were disposed Of owing the operation OF the gra
ustion act of 1854 In addition 10 the quantity sold
6,3lS2O3 acres were certified to certain States for
railroad purposes; 3,6I7 44O acres were located in
bounty land warrants and l,722,O4O acres approved
under swamp grant acts.
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The New York papers state that in the case of
FORKEsr, tho actor, and wife, the Referee decides
tina, Mrs. FORREsT should be allowed $1,000 year
from t.se 18th day cf November. 1885, and that NJ.
yoRREs Should place the mortgage on the Fonthin
property IN the hands Of the United States Trust
Co.gpany ~ security for the payment of the allow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

In few days a new coinage of half dollars, pro
duced at the United States Mint will he submitted for
approyal of government. The new coin is the same
size as those now in circulation but is thicker at
the rim owing the deeper sinking of the die On
one side is medallion portrait of WASHINGTON with
the head wreathed in laurel, and the word Liberty
in scroll over the bust at the bottom is the date
and around the whole the words "United States of
America" in plain raised letters On the reverse, a
wreath of grain envelopes the words Half Dollar.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

THE FOREST DIVORCE CAsE.-This case, which has
been before the courts of New York for about nine
years, has been finally disposed of The great TRACE
dian has to pay his late wife $4,000 per year for the
last nine years, and $4,000 yearly during her life
time The New York Herald say that with counsel
fees, costs and incidental expenses, &c, the sum
total to come out of the great tragedIans pockets
to say nothing of the wear and tear of his temper
which must have been something awful, will not be
much less than hundred thousand dollars, up to
H. ont time
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

TAX COLLECTORS. bill providing for the cleo
ton Of tax collectors ny the people passed its third
and last reading in the Senate yesterday and having
previously passed the House Of Representatives, it
il now a law I
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The wife of Mayer WOoD, Of New York is dead
The Times speaking of her funeral says II was at
tended by the largest coneoarse Of ladies that ever
assembled IN lat city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

MISSISSIPPI AND A REPUBLICAN PREsIDENT.-kesolu-
tons designed to indicate the policy of Mississippi IN
the event of the election of Republicanto the Pre-
sidency, have been reported unanimously by ths
committee on State and Federal relations, to the Sc
nate of that State. They direct the Governor TO
convene the Legislature in case other slaVehodlhg
States shall have indicated willingness to confer
with Mississippi in regard to the measures to be ad-
outed for the maintenance of their rights or in case
he should deem it necessary to provide for the pub
lic fptv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

MARaARnT For, " ex-spiritualist," writes to the
New iosk heral4 denying that she is now in any
way associated with mediums or spiritualists and
intIaates that The whole thing is a humbng.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

Ru,ea illustrates gEhglish feeling towards NAro-
lion in a cartoon picture where he depicted John
BuU As addressing volunteer, saying " Invasion,
indeed That is game two can Play at why to
hear these poodles talk, one would think that my
bull dog is dsedl' and the bull dog pictured at his
aide shows astonishing teroeiT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

BEGISSNG 20 FBSL IT.-The people of the North
are beginning to feel the effects of the lrrepressl-
Bile conflict" doctrine which the Black RePuolicah
leaders have been preaching for some months here
is a paragraph on this point from late number oil
the Hartford Comm Times:
"a manufacturer called upon us this morning ana
said that large share of his business had been dohs
at the South but that his trade had been cut on
this fall: that he already feels most disastrousy the
effects of the unfrendly feeling that has lately been
SO industriously encouraged at the North. hls
agents at the South want more of his goods ana
| his losses this winter will be severe"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

DELEGATES TO THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION
JoHN S. WELLS and JOSIAH Minor have been elected
delegates from New Hampshire to the Charleston
Convention Mr.. MINor is we'll known TO our cit
zenr. having succeeded Judge WALDO in the last adj
ministraticn, as Commissioner of Pensions Mr..
Wells was at one time Senator from New Hamp-
shire, and during the Kansas-Nobraska excitement
acted the part of a true national man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

MATTERS AT BRowNsvrIIE.-Gen TwIGGs sent the
following dispatch the War Department ON the 18th
inst.
81 met at Indianola, Capt Handy, of the Revenue
service, just arrived from Brownsville. COrtinas
and the San Antonio Volunteers have had fight
Pour of the volunteers were killed.; COrtinas has
two hundred men from Mexico, and is in a stOckade
nine miles above Brownsville. Csvach8 Is at Mat
amorss with three hundred men, and processes TO
be of the Liberal paYtv -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

a hERIED CoNFtIARNT.-JNo. b. MAJOR, editor of
the Democratic 0Tgaa at Frankfort Kentucky, has
been nominated for Public Printer by his party.
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PARKER's "reminiscences of RUFrs CRoATS, anew
work, is spoken of as q charming book,
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To-day had the pleasure Of meeting refer 1. "
Washington the fast political friend OF James Uuln
RE and was assured by Mr.. W. that no future estHe
i more certain than the nomination oil Mr.. Uutlrie
~, 10 cbarIeston Convention Mr.. Washington pro
fessed to have the authority of Caleb Cushing just
bere f,r few DAYS. for saying that New Eng land
will appear at Charleston as unit for Mr.
and that New York and every Northern 9laee IA
ant; stands aside, as he will do when he hnds the
south unalterably opposed TO HIM
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A lady in Xenia, Ohio, after having been troubled
for some time by sanderOus letters addressed to her
friends. appealed to the Postmaster for relief He
put private mark five postage stamps, four of
which were sold to the suspected Individual In
two or three days two of the four marked stamps
came back on letters addressed to the ladys broth
er-in-aw, and TO her minister The writer was
soon invited to the residence of the lady, when he
WAS treated TO COW hiding by the injured female
and her sister-n-Iaw.