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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-17

The following is an extract from speech of the
Hon. G. L. Vaandingham, of Ohio delivered in the
House of Representatives last December during the
squabble over Sherman's election as speaker. We
commend its sentiments to those of our submission
friends who advise the South to wait for an oper
attack upon her rights before dssolving her connec
ton with hostile Abolition Government What
man that is true to his home and section will not
approve what is here said!
Do you ask me whether the election of an anti
slavery. sectional Republican President upon see
tional PLATFORM pledged to administer the Govern
ment for sectional purposes, would per Sc, be JUST
fable of dsunion? canno tell you But do tel
you. as a Western man, and / tell the gentleman
from Tennessee, (Nr Nelson,) that when you of the
South shall have attained the numerical power ant
strength in this Union, and shall then organize
Southern party on Southern basis, and, under the
forms of the Constitution. shall elect a Southern
President for the purpose of controlling all the
power and patronage and influence Of the Govern
ment by action non-actIon, for the advancement
of Southern interests, and above all for the pur
pose of extending slavery into States now free,
will meet you the Irish patriot would have me
the invaders of Ireland-wth sword in one hant
and torch in the other; dispute every inch O
ground burn every blade of grass, till the last in
trenchment of independence shall be my grave. Gap
plause.) | will not wait for overt act. What
Do l not know that fire will burn, that frost will
CONCEAL that steel and poison will do their work
destruction to the human system, that shall awaI
the slow process of experiment to ascertain theil
natural and inevitable effects Neyer-never
Erperimeatum in Uili corpare.
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From the Charleston Mercury.

To the Editor Of the Charleston Mercury: The fol-
lowing is an extract from letter received this
morning, by gentleman of this city. from physi-
clan of Nashville. 1t speaks for itself and are
confident is but the reflex of the feeling of thou
sands Of patriotic hearts in the gallant State of Ten
nesSee:
Under existing political affairs, and especially
since reading Gov. Gist's message, have determin
ed to trouble you with few lines.
You remember, when l saw you in Huntsville, ]
told you that should South Carolina secede from the
Federal Union l wished TO offer my services, either
as a surgeon or private, in her ranks This reso-
luton expressed with all the sincerity of one
who believed that our cause was just and l am now
willing to vindicate that opinion, by stalking my life
and all hold dear upon the issue.
Il occupy now good position in my profession
am eagerly sought after by many-but will willing
ly abandon it. if either my scalpel or musket can
serve your State
Write and tell me whether am wanted, and
will promptly respond to the call
You will please enroll my name in the ranks OF
the first corps of Minute Men. l have friend who
says he will come with me.
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4 Prono,ition from Alabama

We haveteceived request from the author OF
the subjoined proposition to give it place In our
columns, with which we cheerfully comply. Every
hour makes it more manifest that something more
tangible and practicable than p@ans to the Union is
necessary to save the Union The dissatisfaction of
the South with the wrongs that have been heaped
upon her with what is threatened to be added to
these wrongs and with the deliberate purpose exhi-
bited to sectionalize our Government, by the cleo
ton of Black Republican President can never be
alaved except by fresh and full guarantees from
the Northern States themselves. Nothing short OF
this will obliterate the great and crying evils that
we have suffered This is the great idea with which
the minds of the people filled, and 1t "wlll not
down" at the bidding of the professional Union
saver who has no other remedy for the abuses sut-
ered by the people of the South but the eternal cry
of "the Union is in danger" 1t is really in great
danger. and it will require craftsmanship of the
highest order to save that will pro-
pose an adequate remedy for the evils that endanger
it. and not the current cant of disunion and denun-
citation of men who have more patriotism than the
men who indulge in it.
Whether the Southern States can act better sepa-
rately than in general Southern Congress- as pro
posed by the Alabama writer, we are not prepared
TO say But let Tennesseans study maturely about
their duty They will inevitably be compelled to
act. We fervently trust they may act as to sub
serve their highest interests and honor.
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affairs in virginia.

The Washington correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier says, under date of the 1lth:
Tits said that the Virginia Legislature, which will
soon be in session, will adopt for influence
ing the seeding States to delay their final action
upon certain conditions viz: that certain demands
be made upon the Northern States and the General
Government, upon prompt compliance with which
the Southern States shall consent to remain IN the
Union but, upon the rejection of which the whole
South shall act together.
Il is also proposed, by northern conservatives to
endeaver to induce the Legislature of the Northern
States to repeal their laws multiplying the fugitive
slave act.
learn to-day that the financial pressure which
exists now in Virginia, is likely to extend in other
States In fact there strong signs of it already
in Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New York It
arises wholly from the uncertainty that hangs over
our political future.
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
OFFICIAL.
Opinions OF the supreme Court OF the state
of Tennessee, at Knoxville, Septem Der
TORN, $780,

Opinions of the supreme Court OF the state
of Tennessee, at Knoxville, Septem Der
Term, 1850.
Smith vs.. Harmon and others.
An execution was placed in the hands of the com.
nj linant as the Sheriff of Greene county in favor of
ths Bank of Tennessee, upon judgment recovered
against Thomas Self and the defendants Harrison Self
and Jacob Hartman, jointly.
The complainant failed to levy said execution as
he might have DONE relying rs the bill charges upon
the promise of the defendants to meethim IN Greene
Vile on the return day of the execution and pay
him the money. but failing to do so, the complain
ant ad vanced out of his own pocket the amount OF
the iudgment-being S697 81. The object of this
bill is to have the sum refunded.
The defendant Harmon filed an answer, in which
the equity of the bill is positively denied The de-
fpndant Self failed to answer. and judgment pro
confssso was entered against him. ALI objection to
the jurisdiction w-s waived by the agreement OF the
nariies The Chancellor dismissed the bill as to the
defendant Harmon; and decreed in favor OF the
complainant against the defendant Self
From the decree dismissing the bill as to Harmon,
the complainant appealed. Self acquiesced in the
decree against him, that the only question Tor our
consideration is did the Chancellor err in decree
ing in favor of Harmon?
Whether or motif the Sheriff had advanced the
money at the request of the defendant, he could
have compelled them, at law in equity. to reim-
! burse him the amount advanced. we need not
now inquire no such case is made by the plead
| Ings or proof.
The case as stated in the bill is simply that the
defendants promised to pay the amount of the exc
cution on the return day of the process and failing
to do So the Sheriff paid it with his own money.
This promise. as alleged in the bill. is denied by
/ Harmon, and is not proved But conceding that it
were proved, would it constitute any ground of re-
/ lief? Clearly not. In the latter aspect. the case
/ would be simply this :: The Sheriff, in neglect and
violation of official duty, omitted to levy the
ton relying the promise of the defendants, that
/ they would pay the money in due time; and this
! promise being violated, the Sheriff. voluntarily,
without any request TO do so from the defendants,
/ discharged the judgment
In this view, there is principle upon which the
defendant could made liable to refund the Sheriff
/ the amount advanced
The payment, under such circumstances, would
be purely voluntary and ocious, the part of the
Sheriff. respects the defendant, and was made, as
must be inferred, to save himself from the penalty
of his official neglect. In such case no promise or
agreement can be implied in favor of the Sheriff,
upon which to base claim for relief either az law
| or in equity. The decree will be affirmed.
| MCKINNEY.
I A true copy, test C. W. NEnSeE. Clerk.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
@m@l@ E q u q ID I %
R u il n o - q

Completed from Nashville TO Decatur.
~ oTTRIE daily Trains will commence running from Nash
willie to Decatur Grard Junction, Memphis Jackson, TIA
nessee Canton and Jackson Miss, AMI New Orleans
On wednesday, November 2lst' 1850,
Making close connections North and South. The shortest and
mort reliable route passing through the finest portions Of Ten
ese and Alabama having gentleman conductors and making
quick time no line offer greater inducements to travellers
than this route.
The passenger Trains over Road will leave Nashville
NJ and 63O NJ.
win arrive At Nashville at ] 30 A n and leo PM.
Errigbt Trains will leave Nashville at Sis A NJ.
will arrive at Nashville S 30 N.
". ON. PERKINS,
noyI7 '6O-df General Superintendent
LouSviile Memphis and New Orleans papers will copy
one onth nd forward account.
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words of Prophecy.

Four years ago the Black Republican party tried
the same experiment that they have now too sue
despotism. HAYYAU was the hangman Of the HAPs-
BURGs, in Hungary, and mis- name is lthe synonym
for ministerial infamy. Even Austrian despotism
has seen its error, and has learned that bayonets
cannot safely and long be used to fOrfy its power
against spirited, even if a weak, people. Austria
has recently restored the Hungarian Diet and pro
mulgated a constitution for Hungary by Royal
edict.
Mr.. FILLMORE fully recognized this difficulty Of a
sectional rule if it be majority rule, when he
proclaimed the following philosophical, truthful
and just sentiments in the Presidential campaign of
1856. Read! They are words of profound
prophecy:
We see political party presenting candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency selected
for the first time from the free States alone, with
the ayowed purpose of electng those candidates by
the sufrages of part Of the Union only, TO rule
over the whole United States Can 1t be possible
that those who are engaged in such measure can
have seriously reflected upon the consequences
lohich must eutdby JoIol0 in case OF success! Gan
they have the madness folly to suppose that our
Southern brethren ooOuld submit 10 be governed by
such CHIEF AagisirGte'
Suppose that the South, having majority OF
the electoral votes should declare that they. would
only have shareholders for President and wee
President and should select such by their sutrages
to rule over us at the North. Do you think zoe
would submit to it? No, not for moment AND 90
YOU believe that your Southern brethren are less
sensitive on this subject than you are, less jealous
of their right? If you do, let me tell you that you
are mistaken! And therefore you must see that
if this sectional party succeeds, it leads inevitably
to the destruction of this beautiful fabric reared Dy
I Il. hrr+ l,ai-
queathed to us a precious inheritance.
y tell you my friends that feel deeply, and
therefore speak earnestly, this subject (crles OF
{" you're right!") for feel that you are IN danger
l am determined to make a clean breast OF 1t.
will wash my hands of the consequences, whatever
they may be and tell you that are treadalg o.
the brink of Uolcano that is liable at any moment L
burst forth and OUerlohslIn tle nation"
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JOHN GhEEk, CoIl9ctor
Whereupon, it considered the Court and also ordered b.
the Court that said h accepted and received and that
judgment be entered against sd Lots and Of land the
Of the State o. Tennessee the
each together With the and charges each
ordered By the Court that said lets and parcels Of land
much thereof will be necessary pay the and due
EACH be sold the Law Directs and that order Of sale
DAVID G. LOVE. CLERK.
By virtue Of the above or7er John Greer Collector Of the
State and County Taxes the county Davds6n Of
viii oder for sale for cash. the Court House door, In
ire cit Of Nashville Saturday. The 23d day OF December
1900 and succeeding days necessary the foregoing mentioned
and described To lots and parcels Of land much hereOf
will sufficient Of satisfy tbs taxes and costs
and charges annexed to them severalIy.
Sale between the hours Of II and u o'clock A. NJ
JOHN GREER,
Novl0- 6O-dtds Revenue Collector.
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THREATENED DISSOLUTION!
SOUTH CAR OLINA SECEDESI!
Immense Distress Auction Sale
OF
Furniture, Mattresses, Buggies, &c.
HARDY RROTHEKS, Auctioneers

TENAKE special notice. that Saturday morning, November
I7h 10 o'clock will sell three handsome Walnut and
Mahogany French Cottage canopy Bedseads, sxtyfour
assorted Walnut, Oak and Cherry turned post and bent
Rim Family Cottage Bedsteeds four splendid full Pedestal
French Glass Eve assorted Cottage
Bureaus, three modern improved Writing Desks,
Lounges and Mattresses, three side and head
spring Lounges assorted Chairs No. spring Nat
four Walnut AID Cherry Breakfast Tables, three do.
Tables complete suits French Painted Cham
Der furniture Of beautiful style and nh, two Metallic Tree
Hat Racks Roysl two do Spar Metal Hat Racks four Me-
tac Umbrella Stands Metal Pedestal Marble top Ia
$780, four Metal Shovel and Tongs glands;
numerous the Furniture line mentioned Also,
Bengal top Buggy and No. second family
BArouchegt snd LAndtomeAnd used only three
All Of which sold psvely for cash. BY order OF distressed
consgnors. HARDY BROTHERS,
and General
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For Sale, Lease or Rent.

WILL lease for term years. rent for the ensuing
year the commodious dKeng occupied By H. NJ Hays,
ESQ at the intersection Of Broad Yauxha streets
Also a small dwelling with feUr upon large lot
at the intersection Summer Streets CONVENIENT 10 the
Howard School Building
Also late residence and half es Wef Of the public
containing eight servants Houses stables, &C..
and about twelve Of superior garden land portion OF
which in Blue Grass Shade Trees occupied by
D. P Bostiek Esq This piece Of property has many sdvan
tages suburban residence add disposed to SELL lease,
rent, barter it. for other lands nesroes.
have alsos superior Family OF Negroes be hired
for the ensuing year. cs51 atNo. as Cherry street.
noyle-dn EUGENE UNDERWOOD
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Chnnge ofLocation.

EIN compelled to 20 South account a the health OF
nv family will be located for the winter II the slave
depos u Pondexter Little Co, No - Barsne street New
0~eans ghere vi be pleased friends, and viii give
rcot attention to sale Of all property eonsg1ed me- ny
Igens Pate and scrusgs. will sttendA1 ny depot IN
H.e and negroes cannot be sold in NASHVILLE BY IN
sucng them viii forssrded to New Orleans Hoping
bv strict tent on to the part Of myself and aa
~ yit nee Of liberal patronage heretofore sx
tended me respectfully solicit the iasoS Of all having bus
ners N nv line, sithsr for Nashville or NeE 0rleanA
noyil-d WALL II SoA~'"~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-17

The Chicago Times and Herald Of the l4th has
returns from ninetytwo of the ninty-nine counties
in Illinois, which give LINCOLN majority 1885
over DouGIAs The seven counties to hear from
will reduce the majority.
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JAPANESE TONIC.

delicious Aromatic Wine, and le iAEOr Beverage Of tas
Tyeoon Nobility Japan Of Debility, Indgas
ton, nervousness, &c
Another valuable property Of the sak may be nsnonsd
peculiarly applicable to this country II oss esct1al
against the diseases 10 maacus districts II
the effects Of an impure atnosphs, and othor
wise iAsRiIible fsbrifugs
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ANTI-nYSPEPTEC
YEAST POWDERS.

This excellent article FOR rendering Bread, Buisu Muf
hEs Waes, Ginger Bread oruEs q Pies all Eds q sweet
and fancy Cakes BueEheat and other gde Cakes Almost
EautAneouSly light, aell nutritious II s gusray
dered that most Of Dyspepsia, and rs Attendant svs,
arise from the practice 81 eating hssFy Bread and Cakes
little Of this added boiled Puddng CruIts o. Pot
Pies. viii only make then palsabie but
diEesbe, thus removing the pncpa ctjection 70 uef
use Price, % cents per Box Prepared ard sold y
STRETCH & FORBES,
DTugsissS, Nsshviils. Tsan
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Military Committee of the Legislature
s,,.i,l Dispatch to the Charleston Mercury.

r,o,r,,pr, Nov. IS.-The Military Committees OF
A., House and Senate had meeting last night, and
rasolyed to sit here in accordance with the Provl
49, oF Trpnbolms resolutions for the purpose OF
Slo,s measures for the organization of the ten
5RbouSanE NJ militia recommended in the Governor
Message. and arng the State The Committee OF
Wovs and Means o. both Houses, whose duty II Is
20 provide for carrying out the determination OF te
Military Committee, VIII peet IN Oharies'oH 0'i n
day night. l---
C,pT Sr C7sR MORGAs, oy NASH g,I.,.-At the
,,actirqr of the Southern Medical Students 70 New
York, on Friday night last, Capt. St. Clair AossSn
| of Nashville 7'enn.. was among the speakers. lie
said that till last Tuesday he was Union man, and
had organized. trained and commanded the oouy
ruaYd of the Union csndldate-John Bell-but now
| he is for immediate dsuniOn.
The captain Is down upon the abolition "huggeI
| muggers. ''-Sava1GsG1 4elCs, NOU. IA.
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useful and seaaai s articles, sns 4 ever vsrls
y Of price.
Fine Large English Hair Brushes.
Instruments, &c.

Physicians Pocket Case Of Walls and Instruments Of such
variety OF styles and prices cannes fail to peasea
Also Saddle Bags. syrnge Frusss Brass And ssppSrtsrs
in great variety, snd st low prices.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

yHNHE ersgred having been qEaned according To- law n
administrator OF G. g. PoEDzrER deceased hereby not
eS ali having claims against the deceased 70 lie
them duly authenticated, with him in tEe prescribed ~ lAS
or they will be barred u HAAhOOD-
Nov IA, tG0-d t7LNIW
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FreAh Arrivals.
UuSr RECEIVED PER STEAMER, DE-
u rect
$50 bhds New Orleans Sugar, new CROP
200 bbls Crushed, PoEdersd and Conee sugar.
$40 bbls Aoasses, new crop
3jg bags Coffee,
100 packages RaisOns,
so bbls Mackereli
100 kits
IS half bhs White Fish;
rs cases Oysters
80 hays Pepper;
100 boxes GROUND Pepper
800 boxes Cheese
90 bbls Craofsu;
10 tier~8s kees
5nJ Extra FLOUR
800 bhls whisky. various brandsi
SO hbIs Oder Vinegar
sou kegs While Leaf;
10 bbs Liasesd OIL
900 boxes Virginia Tobacco, ell grades;
500 kegs Nails
SEQ boxes Glasszsrs
which We oFer ogehsr With great variety OF goods In
hl ns,y II MORRIS a STATION.
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK for December.
GODEY,s LADY's BOOK for December.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE for December.
JUST RKOgTYED BY
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uovlS-H No. IS Union street
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L. S. ULLMAN'S
weather indicator
ForeaeIl. Rain "a Hour. in advance.

Nh ULLxAS Deer SIR: rhs little plant you the
kindness send years ago, still faithfully pertains
duty Wsather Indicator and delrafe H. and
atmospheric changes either respecting
barometric gTomeFc condition, that IL begus indicate
generally n advance Of the usual instruments
have kept II suspended IN NJ Office 70 M standard
mifhsonan) barometer and Macon hyEroue and have
ced thati: faithful its indications these insTunsnss
Its truya Natural Weather Indicator, and petys;sble
regard this hygrOscopc pl Mt, therefore, account Of m
sveness and its du ability adord1g chesp and reliable
fnr Purposes to which Apply il, important and
valuable discovery, AID believe ta it will Commend Itself
wherever used Youss, very truly, RIuHGRD o. CRAZY.
KSoIVItLE, Tenn. MAY p, ls60s
HaYug rese1y received 2o00 Of these valuable Weaih
indicators, will sell thea in quantity. The
perfectly satisfied with their the money
will refunded This ud y every that they
lose anything By the experiment Price 81 So When
mail - 20. Sold ~ STRETCH a. FOX ksfsS.
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Estray in Perry County.

TEJAKEN up by KD. SMITH, Third District Perry
county, Tenn, Mare Mule, about thirteen
hands high brown eighteen years neaFy Blind
Appraised the l4th day Of April, 1860, fifteen dollars.
]. LARKIES, Ranger
November l, '6O-w3t% for Perry county.