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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02

At regular meeting held January 3lst, of Nash
vile Lodge, No SO, l. o. Of Good Templars, the
following officers were elected for three months:
Thos S. McCarty, W. CT
Mrs. o. o. knight, W. VT
Tom. C. Crunk. w. Secretary.
William Townsend " T.
Achilles B. Moore. ". T. Secretary.
John Ingles, WM
E. I. Winham. W. JIG.
N. II. Hinkle, Jr., W. o. J..
w. H. Morrow, W E.
Mss Ens Hide " E.
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state OfTcnuessec, Davidson COunty,COurt
at Nashville.


the office of the CLERK and Master, of the County
n Nashville, the 2h day of January 1860,
sgnt, by the above appearing 20
the SAT sacon Of the Clerk ard Master that f1oNing
fa1fauts 10 Hill, citizen OF Arkansas Mary
Dean citizen Of TeNCsare residents state Ten
see and therefore the ordinary process Of cannot
De served uuon them, 10 therefore ordered l Clerk and
er that publication be made for four in succession in
,e NASHVILLE Eui0R and AHeTJcafl newspaper publish in
the civ OF Ma hye, requiring the said defendants appear
the next term County Court to be holden couutv
Of Davidson az the Court thereof Rthe city Nashville
on the first Moud,y in March and bill or the
same viii be taken confessed to him, and for
hearing G yags sadh the partition the real proper
~ Of the estate Of John Hill, deceased
iquaq-w6tw4t FIR. CUEATHAM. G. & VI.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The President will submit
message recommending the construction Of a Pa
eifc railway as soon as the House organizes. No
particulars Of the project is known.
WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-The Senate Committee on
Commerce have agreed to repeal Clay's blu repeal
ing the fishing bountcs.
The following combinations were made BY the
Senate
Gordon, Consul to Valparaiso
Posey, u S. Attorney for Mississippi
Turnkey u S. Attorney for Alabama.
The Postmaster General has decided to substitute
horse for coach service between Yuma ard San
Diego
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a HARD Casa bill was introduced in the Ala
bama Legislature on Friday, the 27th ult, for the
relief Of two parties from the penalties Of the act
relating to incestuous intercourse. The parties
are JACOB and TEREsE FRANKS. The reporter Of the
Confederation says they are uncle and neice; were
married under license issued by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Marion county, Alabama; have
been married eighteen years; have eight or nine
children; have recently been indicted by the Grand
Jury Of Marion county; are poor and iliterate, and
wholly Gnacquainted with the rules or convention
alities that govern good society. They are now in
Jail, being unable to give bond for their appearance
a. the next Court 1t is urged that the prosecution
nov instituted against them is done by maliciousy
'-spOsed parties, and ask to be relieved from the
penalties of the law
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02

BRYANsS TASTLESS VERMIFUGE.
It brings to terms
Intestine worms;
Cures every child;
Is tastelsss, mild;
Oil mothers dear
No longer fear,
Your pets may live
If this you give.
Put up in bottles-Prce % dimes.
;,r9o51, 10. G. BROWN
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GAIT HOUSE,
rnr~WCWFUTE XIV

TFVHE Propretors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have enlarged the Hotel to double It's
former acJy with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
The public rely that She velCaned reputation Of the
GALT ll0usE, strictly class Hotel shall be maintained
THIS House is most conveniently located for trsvel East or
as the Louisville Office Jacksonville Railroad, having d-
rect railroad al Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing Of he United Mail Line Steamers for Cncn-
matt and The East are within a square Of the Eotel
IL Baggage checked in the Gait House TO al the principal
points, North, East nd West.
1t Time from Louisville 20 New York 81 hours.
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The Minnetonka. the laughing maiden viii be the
regular connecting steamer this day for st. Louis
and Memphis, likewise direct for Paducah. Her
departure will be y o'clock, punctually.
The popular packet boat for comfort, luxury, and
courteous gentlemanly officers, is the John Gault,
whose departure for Cincinnati and Louisville viii
be this morning punctually at 10 o'clock.
The James johnson, the popular favorite is now
in port and will positively depart for New Orleans
Saturday next, at u o'clock. As her passengers
will be numerous, persons desiring staterooms will
make early application.
The Lebanon viii be the next Cincinnati boat to
lade for that port
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Railroad Accident.

BosToN Jar. 3l.-The day express train from
New York, for this city, ran off the track near
Palmyra, and one Of the cars was thrown down an
embankment, turning several somersaults. The
brakeman had both legs crushed. He died of his
injuries, Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle, actors and Mrs.
Ogden were seriously injured and about twenty
passengers were somewhat bruised. Rev. Merrill
Richardson, Of Wrccster, was seriously injured
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A GOOD FIGHT. and other Tales By Charles
Reade, Author Of 'Love Ne Little, Love Ne Long" &c
Embracing "a Good Fightn-II Jack Of all Traies'-
III "AntObiog-aphy Of a Thief" Illustrations: Iamo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02

SWORD AND GOWN-A Novel. By the author Of
sGuy Livingstone" $40, paper
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CITY NOTICES.

THE BANK CoDE.-The Consideration Of the amend
ments made IN the House to the bill known as the
"Bank Code which had passed the Senate, were
yesterday made the special order for tomorrow.
f. HAGAN has received the Home Magazine, edited
by T. s. ARTHUR, fOr,January This is one Of the best
family magazines in the country. HAGAN has also
received the Mercury for February llth.
Messrs. HAGAN & TRENoR have Frame Leslie'S
Ns,0 Family Magazine, the New York Illustrated
Ne'0s the Herald Of Progress and the other literary
papers.
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Ayers Ague Cure.


which neutrazes this Inalarous poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver to eXpel it from the body. As
it should so it does care this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does MORE rather does
what is Of more service to those subject to this infection
If taken in season it expel it from the system 1t is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it me- only cures but
protects from, tie great variety Of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache Bilious Feyers, Neu-
Talgia, rheumatism GOut, Blindness, TOOthache, Ear
ache Catarrh Asthma, Palpations, Painful Affections
of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, al OF which,
when arising from this cause, viii be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This "AGUE
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accompishes by stimulating the excretories
to expe the virus from the system; and these organs
by degrees become habted to do this their office OF then
own accord Hence arises what term GccLlnlaGtlsF
Time may accomplish the same end, but often life is not
long enough or is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE" does it at once, and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this is as well as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused by the masmatc Infection than any other which
has been discoveries and has still another important
advantage to the public which is, that it is cheap
well as good.
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We are authorized to announce CHARLES N. HAYS as a
ton. decTAtd
We ars authorizes to oHAs T. DIssoH as oAad
date for Criminal Court CLERK. uys-td
We are authorized 70 y. K. PATTERsca csnd
date or Oekoi the Criminal Court Of Davidson county at the
ensuing AlaIcA eleclon maY25-td
We authorized announce JOHN sEALE, Esq as aolnd
next March erection.
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CANDIDATES.


We authorized and requested to announce W. L. McCONl
CO. Of williamson county, candidate for Attorney General
Of the 9th Judicial Circuit composed Of Sumner, anGon
and Davidson. Election in May, 1860. lanii-te.
We authorized 70 announce CARY A. HARRIS 81 VIII
auson county, candidate for Attorney General, for ne ~
Ca Circuit composed OF counties Of Williamson Davidson
and sumner Oeti4 Ia
sre authorised to announce BAXTER SMITH, Esq Of
Sumner as candidate for Attorney General Of this, lte 9h
judicial Clc1 omposei Of tho counties q williamson David
son and Sun.rr
We authorl,. to announce As = hAlAte hsq az
candidate the General Tor the Nn JUDI
Circuit composed Of the counties Of williamson, suner
and Davidson. Election il May, 100.
Weare authorized 70 announce S. l. FINLEY, otDavdson
eout end5ats t Attorney General Of the 9th Judlca
CircuIr. Erection, Nay, 1860.
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For Constable.

Weare authorized requested A. A. CARTER
candidate constable in the ls 1.-THE Nashve) District Of
Davidson county, at the ensuing March election
jan3i-td
We are authorised Capt JESSE PAsE
election, Constable for the Nashville District
No. ! the ensuing March election. jail
We are announce F. W COLLETT candidate
for Constable 18Th Civil District Of Davidson county,
the ensuing March election jan4-te
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-IIoU Pennington is elected
Speaker, having received III votes Briggs voting
for him decided the contest
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Mr.. EDITOR A copy of the following notice has
been sent to the Superintendent of every Methodist
Sunday School in this city and vicinity. In addition
to the notice therein contained we wish to announce
that the Gallery Of the Church viii be reserved for
the accommodation Of the pupils belonging to our
Methodist Sunday Schools and it is to be hoped that
every scholar connected with the schools viii be
present on that occasion.
Addresses may be expected from Rev. Drs MCFER-
RIN, SEHoN, and HUsToS. The cause of Sunday
Schools is one which we think should enlist the sym
pathies and cooperation Of ALL and we cordially il
vite every ono to attend this meeting.
The hour OF meeting Is o'clock
Wu. H. MoRRow Secretary
DEAR SlR:-AccordIng to a resolution adopted by
the Methodist Sunday School Association it is made
the duty OF each Superintendent TO make quarterly
reports in writing giving information as 70 the CON
ditiOn and success Of their respective Schools en-
bracing a statement of officers and Teachers, male
and female. Pupils male and female, Library, num-
Der of volumes and condition. together with any
facts or information deemed of importance to adj
vance the interests of our Sabbath ScnoOl cause:
Our next regular quarterly meeting will be held
on Friday evening. February 81, Els60, at Mcken-
dree Church. at which time we shall expect and be
pleased To fAceive your report.
We hope that every officer, teacher and friend OF
the cause will be present and participate in the pro
ceedngs of that OCCasOn-sutferjngn no ordinary cir
cumstances to hinder.
Please read this to your school, and urge their
attendance. TH0s. O. SUMMERS President.
Wu II. Morrow. Secretary.
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River news.

. louisville, Feb. 1.-The river is falling with 6
feet 3 inches water in the canal
MEMPHIS, Feb. 1.-The river is falling very fast.
The steamer Hickman, bound from Cincinnati for
Little Rock is sunk in the Arkansas river.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02

WAsHNGTON, Feb, 1.-The following is the ballot
which elected Pennington: Total number of votes
230; necessary to a choice llj--PenningtOn III;
McClernand, 50; scattering %. The House organ
lied and adjourned till Friday.
SENATE-PrOceedings unimpOrtaut Browns res
OlutiOns come up tomorrow. Adjourned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02
For Sheriff

We are authorized tn announce JoHN K. EDMUNDsoE as
candidate FOR sheriff OF Davidson county next election
oct2j I'd
We authorized to announce JAS HNroz as a cand
date for reelection for the Office Of Sheriff Of Davidson county
at the ensuing March election sepQ8-t5#
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02

Sow. HARRls has appointed j. W A. PETIT Judge
Of the County Court Of Shelby county, to fill the
vacancy oeeasioned BY. the resignation Of Judge
DAnEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-02
Estray--HicIlman county.

TUNAKEN up by II. FCWlkes in Hickman county,
h uesee. and in District No @ sorre mule supposed
% be about ye old 49, hands high appaiaed 2Utb
/ November, 1853, 10 one hundred dollars.
/ dec2g.w3tt R. DEEM, Ranger L. c.
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DUCK RIVER

IKE have 30 acres Land for sale in the bend Of Duck
River viu2 miles Of Normandy on The Nashville and
Sarg5a Railroad said lands are bounded by Nanc 1Iayld
e- DUc River. Willis Blanton and Ahne Barton Iwothds
III de tract bottom and level about 3o acres cleared
several good springs, and lis No stock Farm We VII sell
ilf or an tract suit purchasers Those wishing
80 y good healthy country goou community
~ g. would we 10 and look soon We are determ
.d 70 sell further particulars address H. NJ Barton Iu
i1i Io-I5 tvSvtf BREWER * BARTON.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED BY

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED BY
II. H a q a NJ.
Al College Street, Nashville.
Almost a Herone-A Companion to Jane Eyre,
Out Of the Depths Story Of Womans Life,
Women Of the Worldly Lady Csvendish,
Jane Horton and other Tales,
Adventures Bahdngton PeerageA Story the test and
worst society. By Charles Dickens.
Lectures Of Lola M0nezer Autobiography and Portrait
Haunted House and Tales Of Two Ciies-By Chas Dickens
Violet Davenant- BY Bayle St. John.
Just received and for sale by HAGAN,
jln26 Al College Street.
ROLL RUTTERs
- BARRELS ROLL BUTTER, fresh and very nice Just
% ceived and for sale BY D. D. DICKEY,
lan27 Al Marketstreet.
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HALIFAX. Feb. IA heavy gale is blowing.
There are no signs Of the America now over
dine
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TEyHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, in
nection with the Roads below, running Express
Freight Trim from Charleston and Savannah Nashville
slower speed, but with the certainty their passenger
trains. No delay to freights By this route.
jans6-tf NGBP f. W. COLE, sup't.
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will send order shirts, request all
~ prefer keiT shirts made especially them, their
measures, with directions and guarantee they
required. Jan % J. II. MCGILL-
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AtfnrneH General.

OFFICES FOR RENr-Several rooms suitable for Of
fees or sleeping rooms. in the UNION AND AMERICAN
BUILDING. can be rented for the present year. For
terms apply to W. f. CoorER or at tie Office OF the
UNION AND American TO IEOs. ,. MARR
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BOOK NOTICES.
w, u. BERRY & COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUARE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1860
THE DIARY OF \ SAMARITAN-By a Member
Of the HoEsri Association, New Orleans vol, 1auo
THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF SIR PHILIP
SYDNEY, Knit. With Life and Illustrative Notes. By
William Gray ESQ.,, Of Magdasn College, and the Inner
Temple. vol, svO.
DWIGHT'S MODERN PHLOGY.-Its Dissolve
rs, History and Influence. With Maps, Tabular Views
sad an Index. / vel, svo.
CITATIONS AND SPEECHES on various occasions.
By Edward Bverets-New Edition. vols, svo.
THE FOOL OF QUALITY; Or, The History of
Henry, Earl Of Morsand. By Henry Brooke Esq. new
and revised edition, and Biographical Preface BY the
Rev. Charles Kingsley vols
THE PROFESSOR AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE,
Withthe Story Of Inss. By DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes
vol, I2no.
GREAT FACTS-A Popular History and Dcscrip-
ton Of the mostRemarkable Inventions during the present
Century. By Frederick G. BakeWsII. vol, I2mo.
RECOLLECTIONS OF SAMUEL ROGERS Being
his Recolecons Of the Conversations Ct Charles James
Fox, Burke Gratan Horne, Toeke, Talleyrana, yelling
ton, Lord Erskines, Sir Walter Sect, &c vol I2mo
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS-A Novel By WiIkie
Collins, author OF 'Antouna; or, Ths Fall OF Rome
12mo.
THE VIRGINIANS-A Tale Of the Last Century
Byw. NJ Thlezeray author Of '.The NeFcomes7 ''vaBy
Fair 'Penasnnis," "Henry EsmOnd" ''The Great Hog
garty Diamond" Lectures English Humoristi," &c.
&c, &C. with Illustrations by the author. svo, Paper
THE PRAIRIE TRAVELLER Hand Book for
Overland Emgrants- With Maps Illustrations and tine
Of the Principal Routes between the Mississippi and
the Pacific. By Randolph B. Marcy, Captain o. s.. Army
Publiahedby Authority ofthe War Department Snail Emo
WOMEN ARTISTS in all Ages and Countries.-By
Mrs. Elle., author OF ''Wonsn of the American Revolu
tion,' &C, i2mO, Muslin
FISHERS RIVER North Carolina,) Scenes and
Characters. By ''sHtt' 'who RsiseI Thar Illus
trasd by john McLenan. I2mo Muslin.
A GOOD FIGHT and other Tales. By Charles
Reads, Author Of "Lovs Ne Lit.Ie Love Ne Long" &c
Embracing "a Good Fight"-II Jack ofaiI Traies'-
III ''AntO6iOg-aphy Of Thief" Illustrations: I2mO.
SWORD AND GOWN-A Novel By the Author Of
''euy Livingstone" $40, paper.
HARRY LEE; or Hope for the Poor. With Illus
tratiOuS l2mo, Muslin.
A LIFE FOR A LIFE-By the Author Of John
Halifax" sThe Ogilyes," "Ths Head o. ths Family &C
&c. Cheap Edition, svo, Paper 50 cents. Library Edi
ton uniform with the Library Edition Of "JOhn Halifax
12mo.
THE STUDENTS HUME-A History Of England,
from the Earliest Times Revolution in 16ss b Da-
Tia Hume Abridged. Incorporating TIM Researches Of re
cent Historians, and continued Own to the Year 1883 II
Illustrated by Numerous EngravinEs on Wood Uniform 4
with Smiths History Of Greece, Litels History o. Rome
and The Students GFbon. Large l2mo
HENRY ST. JOHN Gentleman, Of Flower Of Hun 4
drs5s The County Of Prince George, Virginia Tale
Of 1774-75 By Jokn Cooke, Author o. "Lsather
ssoekar and SIR" ''Ths Virgins Comedians" &c, sc
I2mo
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FOR COUNTY OFFICEHs.

re areauthorizsd to Col. 10 c. GULD candi
date for Chancellor Of the Seventh Chancy Division Of Ten
res-aa Ges28-te
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THE STUDENTS HUME-A History Of England,
from the Earliest Times Revolution in 1888 b Da-
rd Hume Abridged Incorporating TIM bessarehes Of re
cent Historians and continued Own to the Year ls9o H.
Illustrated By Numerous Engra7inEs on Wood Uniform
with smith, History o. Greece Liddes History o; Rome.
and the studenf's G'.bon. Large l2mo-
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Families and Plantation Uses.
J, w, WiIliams--Agent

Prlprietors OF these Machines claim, IA sabstantate
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Combining it does, the merits Of all the other Ma
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They VAL stitch, hem, fell bind and gather. They make
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The Machines have great strength, perfectly simple and
the management OF them easily acquired.
ANY spool OF cotton thread SIX may be used They are
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any other Sewing Machine extaut.
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other persons search instrument execute any knf
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best, by examining before purchasing.
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A LIFE FOR A LIFE-By the Author Of John
Halifax" YThe Ogilyes" 'Ths Head o. The Family, &C
&c. Cheap Edition, svo, Paper, 50 cents Library Ed
ton uniform with the Library Edition Of "John HALIFAX
limo.
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HENRY. ST JOHN, Gentleman, Of Flower Of Hun
dreds In the County OF Prince George Virginia Tale
OF I774-75 By JOtn EstOn Cooke, Author o. Leather
Stocking and sIIk," ''The Virginia Comedians" &c, sc
I2mo
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NEW PArEEs.-We have received the Humboldt
Cosmos, an Opposition paper just started at Hum
boldt. in Gibson comfy. by &essrs W. H. STHwELL
and p. w. CRAWFoRn, who aonce had the honor Of
shaking hands with HESRY Clay"
We have received the first number Of the Vest
e'T AdUetiser published at Troy, by Mr. DAVID A.
CHAmERs tits a very neat. spicy sheet
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Roous FOR RENT.-Some of the most comfortable
rooms in the city are for rent this year, in the
UNION AND AMERICAN Block. Call on Mr.. MAIR at the
ogi,,