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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-01
BY TELEGRAPH.



New YORK, Oct. 30.-Minister Ward expects t
send home the ratified Chinete treaty by the mex
mail.
The Russians have apparently perfect under
standing with the Chinese.
Order mas been re-established at Shanghai.
Those officers who lost their vessels at the Peiho
have been tried by Court Martial and acqRitted
French negotiations with Cochin China ne 50 far
progressed that the French Admiral has sent a re
enforcement Of troops and gun-boats to Canton Z
Advices from Sapan say that the British Consul
has made no progress in relation to the currency
question, consequently trade is in abcyanee.
The sloop Of war Germantown is at Japan in
stead of the --Georgetown" as reported.
The authorities at Pekn are ready to receive the
British Minister friendly terms.
The Indian Government has been requested to
furnish fifteen thousand troops for China. Two re-
giments are under orders TO depart ala SD
The London Morning Post says that though peace
seems setted the Zurich diplomats have only heapsd
up materials for fresh difficulties and that England
will not take part in any Congress unless the first
principle be the recognition of the rights of the Ros
magnese and Tuscans no less than the Parmese and
Medicines to self-goyerInent. 3
The first cannon fired to impose on these States
other rulers than tier own choice win be the sig
nal of as deadly a conflict as the late war.
A Florence letter says that the exequat0r OF
Binda, the American consul at Leghorn, has been
Withdrawn, because he recommended the Republi-
cans to proclaim Republic, while exerting himself
for the Princes.
It is inferred that he sought pretext for armed
Intervention.
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Weare authorized In announce JOHN K. EDMUNDsoN
sandidete sheriff OF Davidson county athe next election.
oct2S ID
We sntborizedto announce WI. @. BRtEN candidate
Tor Attorney Generao tie Ga Judicial ocait shracng the
counties Of Summer Williamson and Davidson. Election next
May oct93 ia
We authorized CARY A. HARRIS, OF viii
Hanson county, candidate for Attorney Generals for The iu
aal Circuit composed Of heeounss Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner. octl4-td$
We are authorized BAXTER SMITH, Esq. Of
Sumner, candidate for Attorney General Of this (e sh
Judicial Circuit composed counties Of Williamson, David
and sanE1.
We are authorized Jas T. RAMS, Ess.sas
candidate for the Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
ca Circuit composed OF the counties Of Williamson
and wilson Electonin May, IsCO
We are authorized s. Z. FTSLET Of Davidson
county candidate for Attorney General Of the 9th JudA
Circuit. Election, May, 1869. sfl..-- - a
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From Washingtan.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-There is no probability
that the heads of Departments will be required to
sub estimates for expenditures within fifty millions,
as required by the Senate resolution last session,
that sum being inadequate for the purpose of Gov
eminent .r ...r..e
Reliable adyices state that the Nearaguan Gov
ernment is disposed to satisfactorily arrange the
transit route The only obstacle is the Belly con
tract, which has failed in come particulars.
No action win be taken by the General Government
respecting the aiders and abettOrs of the Harpers
Ferry Instruction 1t is supposed it viii be left to
Gov. Wise, as in the case of Cook and Hazett
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutrazes this malarious poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver expe it from the body. As
il should, it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty And it docs more or rather does
what is Of more service to those subject this infection.
If taken in season it expes from the system as it Is
ABSORBED and thus keeps those WIN Il free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease Consequently It ncs ony cures, bur
protects FROM the great varet Of affections which
induced BY this malignant influence such Remittent
Fever Call Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague. Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
zalgia rheumatism, Govt Blindness. Toothaehe, Ear
ache Catarrh Asthma Palpitatons. Painful Affections
of the Spleen Mysteries, Colo, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
when arising from this cause, viii be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This AGUE
CURE" removes the of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excretories
70 expel the virus from the system and these organs
by degrees become habed to do this their office OF their
own accord Hence arises what we term qccnlatGtlon.
Time may accomplish the end, but often life is not
long enSagh or is sacrificed in the attempt, while this
"A6UE CURE " does It at ence. and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this is surer as well as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatc infection, than any other which
has been discovered and it has s another important
advantage to the public, which is, that it IS cheap as
( well as good.
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Hickman Argus of the 29th ult. says " Only few
weeks ago we announced the fact that coo tons of
iron had been purchased at Philadelphia for this
road. We are now informed by Mr. FRITZ HEILNER
engineer on the western division, it is most pro-
bable that the iron purchased is now at PIttsburg
waiting for rise in the Ohio river when it viii be
shipped to such points as may be designated by
those in management Of the construction Of the
road. We also learn from the same gentleman tina
the tracklaying of the whole road had been let to
Messrs. MANNING & Co., of Nashville, and that two
twenty ton locomotives are bought and ready to be
shipped from Nashville soon as there is a sufIi-
cient water 10 the Cumberland. This looks like we
are to have a railroad pretty soOn.'
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKSI
! Best Sole Leather Covered Trunks;
RusSet Iron Frame Covered Trunks;
| The mOrPhy Sole Leather Covered Trunks;
Ladies large dress Trunks withdraEers and trays
Ladies Medium Packing franks; CD q
Ladies Bonnet Boxes, tray tops;
"Ashland" Sole Leather double top Valices;
Russell and Sole Leather Plain valicss;
Russia Leather satehels and Bags; e gas 81 SEEf's
Velvet and Tapestry Travelling Bags, &c, &c.
large assortment andfOr sale at cheap prices for
cash. BY JOHN RAMAGE,
oetl5 rs~.es -e4--,.a-- - q College Street.
Fancy Goods.
TUsT received fresh stock Of Fancy Goods, Combs Brushes
81 Purses Pocket Books Port Leather satcnes
Travelling Cases. Tukng Combs, fancy lest Buttons Rs
Straps Toilet Mirrors Scissors, Knives &C. for s4ss
} Gets =, a. MoGILA.
.Iis3sE bua efhasloGBg
80 3 aNoEn "a
$50 l
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 3l.-The acting Mayor, Mr. Nc
Phail was shot yesterday at the fire telegraph Of
fee and seriously wounded in the femoral artery,
perhaps fatally injured. 1t occurred in aiterca-
ton between Hanna the reporter of the Baltimore
Sun and the operator, named Harcourt. McPhail
says the pistol wOunding him went of in the hands
of Hareourt. he exhonorates Hanna from direct
blame.
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~ Caution.--The article Of

49, C;IutiOn.-- E'hc article of
49, Whisky we'll known as "Daly'' Arc
matte Whsle has estabhed areputatOn universal
as renders the to keep pace with the
demand This tie result OF persvering energy in its intro
duction sustained BY adopted at the outset and
departed from, that its original purity and
unrivaIed excellence shodld continue to the end.
The common fate attendant upon all such successful Efforts
has overtaen 1t initiated by inscriptions
postors and inferior and spurious article paed Of
the community the great dement Of the public as well as
injury 70 the manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
repu Every has been made to guard against tins piracy
by Copyright Label by peculiar shape OF the bottle
Icaea the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights earnestly desire such information from
those VITO may possess it, by having been vemzed otherwise
as will protect the public and myself by prosu
ton to the OF the Law The genuine Dalys Arc
matte Valley Whisky put up in u bottles EACH viii
light yellow Label and sealed with yellow with the
prieors stamp the wax and fac smile signature Of the
prietor on the label All other articles are limitations
II Consumers depeDdupon getting pure article wheI
they buy the Valley Whisky, sold by the bottle and in cas-
only eh. n DAEi5
| Sole Proprietor
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
HEST DAD EN-
- EVER 90 50
Worn by Kings or EmpeTOFs

MORE TO BE ADMIRED TRAE TIE
RIG HEST dad EN-
80. EVER a 90 50
Worn by Kings or EmperOFs
what! why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
pECAUsEtis God Himself prooided for ali
Resier although the may bloom ever 80
brightly in the glowing cheek the eye be ever 50 spark ling me
hair Be snarle and shrveled harsh and Dry or worse still
sprlnkled MIN gray n% ~ J t tb TINS sek vii
restore permanently to ALL such ornament Reas
The following and judge The writer the celebrated Pianist
5E Wo5p.-F .ezyrsvs NEw YORK, April Is, 1858.
Dsar S--Permit express you the obligations am
under for the entire restoration my hair its original color
about the time Of my arrival the United States rapidly
becoming gray 5u the application OF your Hair Restore
tive it recovered original hue consider Restorative
very wonderful invention quite ehcacious as we'll a.
agreeable 1i an, dear 81, yours Sru lG nrn,
ssDrych ar Gwyledyct.'
Welsh Newspaper Office Is Nassau St April 10, 1853
PzoT O. j. VooD Dear Sir-some month or six weeks ago
received sOe of your Hair Restorative and gave it my wife
that would restore the gay hair to is ogn7 soor put to hsi
that effect of turning al the gray hairs to sdark brown
at same vine identifying and tickenng the hair. strongly
r recoI1 IF sbcT 6sir. CHARLES GARDEN
EKw YORK July 25, 1857.
PROP O. J. WooD: With confidence do I recommend you
Hair Resoratye as being the most eeaeous article
since using your Hair Restorative my whiskers which
CONFIDENT that few more applications will restore
natural color 1t also has reevedme Of all dandruf and
flrhE.EE7 et-E J. G. KIEBY.
PROF. WooDAbout two years ago hair COMMENCED falling
OF and turning gray; fast becoming bald and ha tried
many remedies effect commenced using Resto
tive January last few applications fastened hair firmly,
began fill up grow and turned back to its former coor
Iblac this time nlly restored its original color,
health and appearance, and cheuy rcommendt its use to all
Chicago, ILL.,, May 1857. J. D. HOES.
The Restorative is put bottles Of Sizes viz large,
dIr and small the small holds Il pint and reails for
dollar per 5oe the medium holds least twentyper cent
in proportion than the SMALL etSs for dollars bottei
large holds quart forty per cent in proportion, and
retaled for SO.
O. WOOD CO Projectors, 3l9 Broadway, New York On
great n Y Wire Railing Estabhment and ia Market
St. Louis, No.
And sold by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nov2S-dGwIyin
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Frost-.-Landing Of Slaves, &c.

New ORLEANS Oct 3l-There was frost and ice
ten miles above New Orleans yesterday. Also in
various parts of Mississippi and Alabama.
The steamer Grenada with Havana dates of the
Goth has arrived. . r.-, s.- 80
Two cargOes of nine hundred slaves were landed
near Havana.
The markets were unchanged. a
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, October SO.--Mr. Magruder the law
partner of Mr.. Chiffon, left yesterday for Charles
town to act as Browns counsel These gentlemen
are both Yirginians and pro-slavery men, and have
been retained by certain Boston parties. Unsuc-
cessful efforts were previously made to engage
Montgomery Blair. 80 E.tsf8-f.sfs tg.-aE
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Sr. Lours. Oct 31-The overland mail has arriv.
ed. Col Bonneville has been ordered to Immediate
ly campaign against the Apache Indians.
Santa Fe advices say fears entertained for tn,
mails now over due from Independence. Gallegos
contests 0terO's seat in Congress. -
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COMMERCIAL.



The Richmond Wg that the auction sales Of Coles by
Mess Enona Davenport Cos Of that city, the ssh uit
which vas ve aended, bidding very spirited LOT
Of bags Of Rio Coffee brought average price Of Sll &c.
and another lot Of 2650 average Of Ic About GOO
bars we're purchased on 800 Pha-
dsphsa 900 bags distributed among the Virginia towns
and Tenneeeavug actual Richmond purchase
$500 bags. as,s 0eA fe5qeae.e arse
The Baltimore Patriot OF the 18th ult., says:
been fair inquiry for Coffee during tee week but
the hrmnsss hol s to restrict transactions The
sales add up bags follows leo bags Rio, P
Warxick at c 600 do a. re; 300 do at lac 100
At c; asa 30 bags Lsguayra I2ke b. OF all
descriptions amount ABOUT 0o0 bags Richmond, Va,
Ss artipr 90 bags The saIlse Maqee's CARGO Of $500
bags was sold average Of u 40 100 BIS and the
vas bought for market We quote good prime Rio at -
% Issc fair II1S Iic; metiu 1862 to ike Laguayra
lsso lse. Java Is,E 70 ls5ze.
t Markets by Telegraph. sas Z
Nav YoRK, October 3iNOSn Four arm sales 1900 bills
Germ firm; sales 900 bushels Yellow 81 o., and arm.
CrScNxATr October 3l.-EoonFIour dull at 81 1904 so
Whisky eSe Pork buoyaat; sales 500 s9
IL co. Sugar 797ac Moiqsses 4oc. Coffee lssIc Oats
sales $50 bushels at SOC. Corn 409s3e. D. ~ EEsz
NEW OntEASs Oct. sl-ccTroE to day 1850 bales
Prices easier, but quotations unchanged. Receipts days o
Obas Sugar dan Mslassss 80, Mess Pork steady
held at $50 stock on hand $500 bsls
( New York sight Exchange e.eightE premium. Z
c1scsNAr October 3I-Eyening-Flour dull Whisky g3c
Mess Pork SI3 IS
NEW YORK; October 3t-CoTTos-Thsre is improved de-
mand from reports Of frost all qualities slightly advanced
Sales day $500 bales Middlng Upland I% Midding Or
leans ansta with ninesxteenths, freight I1 Flour ARM
sales "A O00 barres4 4sO. Corn firm, sales bushels
Northern White 959g7sG Lard Oh 9O995 Sugar firm.
vaneea 1s91 the week. Mnscovado 5z@6Z. Coffee ARM
sales $500 bags lok92s. freight Cotton to Liverpool
three sixtpeptbs
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GAIT HOUSE,

EETHE Proprieors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase Of travel from opening the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad have enlarged the Hotel doube
former capacity with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms. &c. 4Hs.
The public rely that the well-esrned reputation
GAIT l0psE strictly first class HOTEL shall maintained
This House conveniently located East or West
the Louisville Office Of Jacksonville Railroad having
rect railroad connections all Northern and Eastern Cities
the Landing OF TIE United Steamers for Cucip
natl and the East, within a square Of The Eoel.
Baggage checked in the Gait House to al the principal
points, NortE, East and West.
III Time from Louisville to New York 3s hours.
augI9-6m
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MARION.

urCerman Friends, in connection with the French
Relief Society, contemplate celebrating the centeni-
al birth day Of the illustrious SCHILLER. We notice
that in New York and New Orleans, preparations
are on foot to celebrate it in becoming manner;
and the Germans of this place not wishing to be be
hind hand in doing homage to the memory of him
who might be called the Shakespeare Of Germany,
viii the night Of the 10th inst celebrate his birth
day by a Schiller fest. They viii perform one of
his untTanslated plays after which some songs will
be sung, and then supper and dancing will follow.
The gentlemen whose names are on the committee
are sufficient guarantee to all who may wish come,
that every arrangement will be perfect and the
whole thing success. a limited number of tickets
are for sale at two dollars. Persons wishing to 90
viii buy before the seventh instant none will be
sold after that date.
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NC ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

Golden Syrup! Golden SYRUP!
- - BARRELS st. Louis Goldea Syrup
SOB % kegs do do do
just received and superior article for sale low at No
South Market street.
ulay96 CARTER. wILsFORD.& co
ONE TIIOUSAND SACKS EXTRA FAMILY
FLOUR.
SPRINGFIELD, Franklin, GoOdsttsvile Mills and other
i choice brands, for sale low.
oct2s I'm STRATToN & SEYMOUR.
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CITIZEN SoIDERY-T The General Assembly Of
1873 repealed all the statutes Of the State on the
subject Of the organization Of the militiathrowing
overheard, and properly So the ridiculous militia
musters, with their cOrn-stalk parades and whisky
drinking assemblages. A more absurd plan could
not possibly be invented for the purpose Of prepar-
ing IN peace for war. While we abhor a state OF
affairs which renders the military arm necessary.
at the same time we think that few well trained
companies, well armed, well driled-a center or
centers around which could rally brave, order low
ing men, should occasion arise much to be desired
Had there been armed disciplined corps of citi
zen soldiers at Harpsrs Ferry, few days ago, how
easily those terrible scenes could have been pre-
vented-Or rather how unlikely they would have
been attempted.
None bCseth0se who have engaged in the orgaui-
cation of volunteer companies have any idea Of the
labor and expense required, in spite of which we
find in the cities where such companies most
needed, and occasionally in the country, young men
who are willing undertake these labOrs and this
expense rather than that their homes should be ut
tely unprotected, or at most guarded by few po-
hcemeD or oorntry patrols. Is it not right that
these men should be aided and encouraged?
We see by the legislative reports that Mr.. CHEAT
HAN has introduced bin TO encourage the organi-
cation of citizen soldiery, and have taken pains
to ascertain the points and provisions of the same
which are follows: It provides that any military
company shall receive State aid when it complies
with certain acquisitions, follows When the off
GERS Of the same, duly commissioned by the execu-
tive shall make oath that their command consists of
not less than sixty-fve men, armed, uniformed and
equipped, and well drilled by competent drill off
GERS, that they have paraded publicly at least
each month during the preceding six months, and
have urng that time held themselves always ready,
at the service of the State under its Chief Exeeu-
tive then and on renewed oath of like tenor, ev-
cry six months they shall receive aid from the State
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MISS JOEY GoUGENHEIN made her first appearance
before Nashville audience at the Gaiety last night
as Hester Grd-e5r0ok, in TON TAYLoRs new comedy
of An Unequal Match" There quite large
audience to witness her impersonation Of the lively
and rafting Hester and if may judge by the fire.
quent and rapturous applause with WHICH she was
greeted, her rendering Of the character must have
given entire satisfaction at least to Young America
who was even more boisterous than usual. When
we see Miss GOUGENHEm in some other character
we snail be better able to judge of her versatility
and talents. The Unequal Match will be repeated
tonight
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A NovEr, ARoUNENr-Thc New York City Coun-
oil have refused to offer reward of $1,000 for the
detection of persons engaged in arson because II
was thought that for so large sum persons would
confederate together to set fire to buiidmgs-one 10
suffer the penalty and share the reward WINE lle
other played the part of infOrmer
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part Of the
globe Is the consequence Of diseased action in the
SYSTEM induced BY the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
decay. This exaeiaon evolved By the action Of solar
heat wet sol, aud rises with the watery yapor from
T. While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the eers surface and the virus IS taken
with it through the lungs into the blood There it acts
as an irritating poison the internal vseera and
ere.ng organs OF the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails to secete not only this virus but also the BILE
from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympathsze with the liver, and become dsordered also
Finally the Instinct Of cur organism, attempt
10 expe the noxious infusion, concentrates the whole
blood C the body In the internal exereories force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface and
shes to the central organs with congesvc violence.
This is the CHILL But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes the surface, if IN another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretorythe skin. In this also 1t fails, and the sys-
ten abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits OF paroxysms OF FEVER AND
iAGUE. Such constitutional disorder will Of course IN
dermine the health il it is not removed
W. have labored 10 find and have found, anhdote,
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CnneInnd,s Confessian.

CLEVELAND October 81 -COpeland's confession is
published. He says the two Messrs. Plumb of ODER
lin Ohio furnished him money to go to Virginia. Mrs
Sturtevant of Cleveland, knew the plans but don't
know whether her husband did c. II. LangtOn, a
colored man, is also implicated. No other develop
ments are made. +
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octI6d&rIm

!" " 7 7
II asked what a vice wewould give best friend on
parting with him, would ssy-Be sure keep DALLEfS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR always on hand. You have
safe and immediate remedy Of dculties End
dangers. Once for all, Daes AIgcgl Pain EStracoT is
the MAJ JeT0r Of all the remedies ever offered the public
For sale n New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by -
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
No 81 Isl Chartres street.
Sole agents for ire Southern States, to orders
shuald be addressed
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R,uRo,p CONNECTION WITH CT ARksvnI.sIt will be
seen from the advertisement in this morning paper
of Mr.. A. ANDERSON Chief Engineer of the Edgehsld
and Kentucky Railroad that we are now WITHIN
five hours of GAINESVILLE iftyfour miles by railroad
and sixty by stages. This gap Of six miles VIII De
closed up by the 18th Of December when there VIII
be a complete connection by railroad between Nash
willie and Clarks vile.
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MILLINERY.
K,,ksan's Building, Sumnler Street.
ASHVHLR.

NASHVILLE.
The Misses BARRY beg leave - s'S'e 'HS' 'ney
have superior AssOrtments OF flen'u ,'o4nr'' IN
the newest styles, besides select s'OOA u 'i'y
Goods They respectfully solicit the patronage Q,
@He A1u'SS "a oct3-lm