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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05


FOR SALE.
TEyFTE SPLENDID MANSION recently erected By
Wesley Wheeles with about thirty Of land
which located offered for sale The houss situated
beautiful HILL about one mile above the city, the north
side and about four hundred yards the Cumberland Vers
il beautiful Of forest trees from which point large po
all handsomely and conveniently arranged with water
and pipes in is built Of the best materials and
Is covered with fine large forest timber and the remainder is well
calculated for gardening and growing fine fruits portion Of
which already set with varieties Of fruit trees, Strawberries
Mr. Wheeles being now located in business Liverpool,
England, induces this Of sale Of his property Address the
undersigned at Nashville, who resides and will show the pro-
Pery and give The terms OF sale Il not previously apoSl
premises, on Thursday 7th Of June next o,,-
Nashville, Tenn, apis, l65o-dtis n. hoBsON.
Full BOsOm shirts.
UsT received an assortment Fall Bosom Shirts with and
without collars bosons Linen Cambria and Bishop Lawn
Also, smalOt Of shirts with fine embroidered 60soms
apl5 Ac9ILL
Canes, Canes.
4 SUPERB lot Of Canes received and for sale by
Umbrellas.
I'd EoRIVED asuppy OF Umbrellas Ofsk, alpaca, bingham
y sd plain cotton; extra large, others very gh for
summer lapl5l ) me9ILL.
Underwear.
MOTHER seasOnabe underwear, Of gauze silk,
gauze merno, cashmere, Isle thread, linen, iaekonet and
plain cotton received and for safe py > nHcuAHh'
Ties, Stocks and CraVats'
LIVERY variety Ties Stocks and Crayats received and for
~ sale BY II McGILL,
apis Cherry, door from Union street
Bargain Notice.
UST received consignment per steamer "ennna beau
fu Bureaus, Bedsteads, sewing Tables,
small extension tables c, which must be closed immedi
ately- Call e the goods. HARDY BROTHERS,,
apis AuCtioneers & Genl Agts, ~ Public Square.
ToArrIve in a Few Days.
4 MAGNIFICENT octave Rosewood Pianos
"A for which money be had Immediately. Any person
wanting No. Instrument, buy bargain.
apis HARDY BROTHERS.
FOR CINCINNATI
THIHE fine passenger steamer Clipper, HERD, 49,
Master viii leave for the above and all inter siiAh
mediate ports THIS DAY, the 9Th inst, at 10 e
o'clock P For freight passage apply board or TO
apIS II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
For Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
TUNHE fine steamer GLENWOOD, HENDRIcK 49, IL
SON, Master, vii leave for the above and k553tsIk
all intermediate ports Thursday, the 5th
inst, II. For freight passage apply beard
apl4 II. HARRISON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
j. w. Williams--Agent.

IKE Projectors OF these Machines caim q sabstaua
The claim their instruments acZ escus Gy Sgsr
hind Of HsedOrk and perform the the possible
Combining it does, &c Of all the other BIs
Chimes and the tine, avoiding faults,
msnds Itself the public the great Family sew.
ing Machine and adapted to eDey brunch Of ind,
sry where the needle is required.
Thew viii stitch, hem, fell, bind and gather. aey make
strong lock stitch rayeed pulled out They
make beautiful uniform stitch. alike both sides Of the work,
without forming ridges underneath
The Machine have great strength, perfectly simple, and
the management Of them easily acquired.
Any SPOOL OF eontoR thread six, may used. They
almost AOss in their operations, and 1eI OHgsr than
any other Sewing Machine sxtant.
Let Manufacturers, Planters Farmers, HOusskeepe any
other persons in search Of instrument execute any Kind
Of Seating aolo OEs machinery, make sure k secure a
Bsf by examining ours before purchasing.
IPA liberal discount naie to Ministers and charitable
cietes
~ All Macues warranted tFee years, and full instruction
given to then satisfactorily.
REsPoNsIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Ths public are invited to call and eIrnus the Ma hines
ssPU SQUARE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
NOTES OF TRAVEL
STUDY HITALY,


- This volume will prove timely and acesptsbisone toa
Who feel interest in he present condition q Itsssn aErs
In addition to thoughts upon the political social sscssss
eastate Of Italy, the work comprises important valuable
criticisms uPOa Italian AT and Literature.
CHRISTIANS BELIEVING AND LIVING. SER
MONS By Rev 2. D. HUErSsros, D. D. Preacher to the
University, and Plunuer Professor of Christian Morals In
Harvard College.
This worthy Of special attaut5a Ths author has
for long time occupied high posonAs leaning, az
writer Of than 0narg powers preacher Of IN
doubted ability to the University Csnbdge For several
Il has been reported his Of Divine we're rd
usIy changing from Un.tarauisn to Orthodoxy. within
short time be has openly avoEei bis adhesion evangelical
doctrines, account his place as rsschr
the University, Punusr Professor Of Sacred Morals
LIFE IN SPAIN, Past and Present. By WA1rrr
THoESBUEE. nl<Btra,si-
daShng good naurei full Of s fun OF color fll
Of fun-sharP in outline and uuaaggHg in nssrss-Bs,ou
JoEzaE.
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS: BY Wukn COINS.
Ofa the living writer's OF English aston no one sssr under
stands the art Of story telling than Wilks CoIiuu Es has
faculty Of eOlorng the mystery Of plot exciting terror PITY
curiosity, and other PASSIONS such sbson 70 few fa1y sffs
HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH; From the
aF Presiding Of the Gospel TIE Council OF Vice BIZ
Miss sEwEEL.
PASSING THOUGHTS on RELIGION. By Mis-
sEEuL-
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE: BY Miss
sEwuE-
OF PERCY BYsSHE SHELLEY: FL
tied By Lady sHELLEE.
By SAMUEL RoGEss.
PERSONAL RECOLLECFIONS or THE AIfERl
CAN REVOLUTION: Private Journal Edltsd By srBsIg
BAEcLAT.
W. +. BERRY a COMPANY,
mAr27 PUBLIC SQUARE.
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JAMES Low g. Co,


OOO PIBCEs Draper Muslin.
HAJNt 100 pieces Application Muslin;
SO do Lace DranerY.
32s DO Muslin Drapery;
$50 do Lace Application;
IS do Tamboured Mustn't
Us do Application Lace Curtains;
IS do Lace Drapery Curtainc;
50 do Damask Curtains,
so do Twilled Turkey red Musiinsi
300 plain Pafasols
eco silk fdnSed parazois;
10 cartoons new style Fancy Dress Trimmings
90 do Bonnet Ribbon:
$50 pieces SIX Handkerches assorted Just received
and FOR sale BY JANIS Low CO.,
apis 4l6 Main Street, Louisville, Ky
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
NOTICE.

Trustees sale.
10y virtue Of deed OF trust made by William A. Hay,
day h OF December 1858, and which has been registered
the Registers Ocsof Williamson county, TIE book Y in
pages 44 and 465 i'll offer public sale for cash to the high
bidder at NolenSVe, in said Williamson county,
Saturday, 18th of April next,
following property to.Wit 1876 OF land lying
said Williamson county, and being the portion allotted
said William Hsy in the division Of his ishers estate by the
sons appointed BY the Williamson County Court, plat
which, with the and boundaries will be exhibited upon
the day Ofsae Also the interest Of said William A Hay in
the dover his widow Also the following slaves JOhns
Dave and Polly. The Of the land will be givso
the day of January 1851 the being rented for the
1861 the purchaser however, will entitled the rent Of the
from the day sale The be sold hired
for the present year 1861 the purchaser will be entitled hOwev
to the hire from day Of sale.
Joseph Green, Esq., will show the lands and boundaries
any time before the sale.
JAMES JOHNSON, Trustee &C.,
april 3-tW2 For WM. A. Hay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

Gov BANKS las again vetoed Bill of the Legis-
lature of Massachusetts. allowing the negro to be
enrolled in the militia of the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

Az ABoLUIoNsT WmPrED-The Washington (Ga)
Independent learns that a man by the name OF WooD,
who was taken up at Abbeyille c. H. c. last fall for
using unpalatable language to slavery men, and
vino received the sentence of thrty-nine lashes by
the recent spring term Of court at that place, suffered
the penalty Of the law in the public square the
oath ult The punishment was inflicted by Sheriff
MOORE. with seven switches he was then immediate
ly placed on the cars for shipment-thIs looks like
slrtcd7g a fellow on the tracs. The JONI Brown
foray viii be a lasting remembrance with him. Mr.
WooD said he was born and raised in Georgia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

The Lebanon Herald comes to us in new dress.
which has greatly improved its appearance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

AN ACT to amend the general Internal Improvement Law
SECTION by the General Assembly OF the state
OF Tennessee, Tn the Railroad Companies OF the state be and
thy are hereby authorized solid rail weighing h
Tour pounds to The nes yard hel construction OF na road
way Provided however, that the commissioner OF roads snail
re ahed, and report the written report 70 be made
to the Governor Of the rail equal durability
ana point Of efficiency the tubular rail Weghgng fifty pounds
70 the nea yard Of the
last General Assembly Of this State
SIC 2 Be it further enacted r this act 90 into effect from
and after its passage. @ WHITTHORNE,
peaker OF TIE House Of Representatives.
TAI W NEWMAN,
peaker OF The Senate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

A Roman Catholic priest has been imprisoned in
Durham, England for refusing to divulge what was
confided to him at the confessional
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

AUCTION SALE.
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, Etc
HARDY BROTHERS, AuetiOnetrs.
ON Saturday Morning, 10 O'Clock, April 9TH, W
" viii make usual large regular weekly Of Assert
HARDY BROTHERS,
spl4 Austoneers General Ag'ss, AZ Public Square.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
Hardy Brothers, AuctiOnesrs
on Thursday evening, 9Th inst, ~ o'clock we will sci
freely to close large invoice of Dry Goods Clothing
Scots and Shoes and limited number Ct fine Gold WatcheS
Lockets, etc. HARDY BROTHERS,
sP4 Auctioneers and General Agents p Public square
APRIL IL, IS, 10.
THTNDEKING LARGE AND HXTENSIVE
Auction sale NO, q.
By Trabue & Lucus.
w nesday and Tkursday, the 17fR, 18Th
md 18th days of APFils 1850,
100000 WORTH
Stable and Fancy
DRY GOODS.
LADIES,
.DRESS COO0S
White Goods. Eoroideres, Hoop-s Fancy Bonne;, Rib
bons. Laces and EdEinEs, Dress Trimmings,
Nainso k Muslins French Lawns,
Robes and american Lawns,
White and Printed Bril-.
description OF Mems Wear,
Boys Wear, servants Goods, sc, &c,
Hosiery in great variety, &c, &c, &c, &c, &c.
Also, IA Large and Magnificent stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY CLOTHING
Shirts Shirt Bo.oms Knit Shirts. Hickory and Check Shirts
suspenders, Gloves, Neck Ties, Collars &c, &c.
ALSO, $50 CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The largest stock of Boots, Shoes and Bro
ganS that we have ever offered nt auction.
ALSO,
$50 PIECES CARPETHNG,
Velvet Carpets Brussels Carpets ply wool Carpets ply
Hearth Rugs Floor Olcloths aod Dutch Csrpetngs &C.
ALSO. 100 CASES FINE
FUR, CASSIMERE AND wool HATS,
Also cases Of Mems and Boys Panama, Lerhorn and Straw
Also, $1,000 worth Of
Fine hardware
n every yarisy We respectfully request merchants 10
hosiery, Gloves, Variety Goods and Yankee notions.
er TO close the goods out and intend do regardless Of
rces. They shal sold The goods are ali new
sewheTe, Warranted This is the rrest chance
nat will he offered this season for bargains Be sure
be on hand.
IRem.mbsr the days Of sale April Il, Is and 10.
Terms LIBERAL- VERY LIBERAL.
apl3-G * TRABUE 4 LTCUs
sPERRY. HENRY sPERRY
}. y. Il II. SPERRY,
w h Of lie So ale Groc e RS
AND DEALERS IN
'URE WINES AND BRANDIES.
Domestic Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, &c.,
No. 90 MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
(HIryis, Gordon d Co.'S old Stand.
april 3-dlm
NOTICE.
INTENDING ocOnne ourselves hereafter exclusively to the
sale Of Liquors, offer at cost large we'll assorted
k Of Tobacco and Cigars embracing every grade Those who
mt barga MS had better call soon.
LELLYETT & SMITH,
april3 Nos 10 and u Market street
For Sale or Exchange.
WILL either sell exchange in part for eod city or Edge
hed property my R Residence, miles North OF IN I
y with from 80 % 90 Of land attached improvement
" extensive and complete.
OR Terms and further particulars apply the prem.
> or to TURNER FOSTER and JNo l. SEHNE, Ceisr street
W. B. walton.
Union copy and charge this ofice-Nash. Banner
nAr2%6m
HERE TO BUY THE FINEST HATSI
At
7 IA LO west Prices!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
APRIL.

FRANK LESLIE'S NEW FAMILY HIAGA-
ZINE AND GAZETTE OF FASHION,
Inst received By JOHE YORK d CO.,
apr3 IS Union Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

The average duration of life in New Yool city, is
said on good authority. to be but fifteen years
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
GENTLEN's WEAR.

Fine Calf Pump Sole BoOts
- % Stitched -
Congress 6alters:
s. Pump Sole -
" 4" Square Edge"
Strap Shoes;
Oxford Ties;
g" Patent Leather Opera Caters;
Stitched
a" Pump Sole
d" Oxford Ties;
-" Strapped Shoes;
Black Lasting Congress GsitsrIi
Oxford Ties;
Brosans;
Z" Cloth Congress CATERS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

Mrs EVA JUDsoN one Of the wives of the notorious
D." NED BUNTLNE," died recently at the residence of
her husband in Hamilton County. New York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

The Boston Adretissr, Republican. thinks. that
matters are rapidly tending to 4 union Of the Oppo-
siton under the candidacy of Judge BATES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
Passed March Il, 1860.

AN ACT to increase the jurisdiction OF the Ju,cee Of the
Peace.
SECTION Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
OF Tennessee That Justices Of the Peace shall Jurisdiction
repevn hundred dollars and cases Tor DAMAGE
that they have jurisdiction hundred dolIsrs
WHITTHORNE,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
TAI W NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
Passed March I9, 1860
Passed March 20, 1860.

AN ACT u authorize Faculty Of the Law D'parun Of the
Cumberland University grant license to practice Law
SECTION enacted by the General Assembly OF the State
Tennessee tie Faculty Of the Law Department Of Cum
sraDd Tpyey or any School in this State, shall
have the same power grant license to practice law in the
Courts Of the State that Judges have This act to take
eject from the date Of its SssSsge. .
W c WHITTH0RNE,
Sneaker of the House Of Representatives.
TAI W NEWMAN,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

A mean scoundrel in Columbus, Ohio, has lately
been amusing himself for several evenings, by cut
ting the dresses Of ladies who passed him in the
streets On Monday evening 10th ut he attacked two
young ladies' cutting the dress OF one and the cloak
of the other The knife in the latter case, entered
the shoulder OF the lady and inflicted dangerous
wound. The Fermentation escaped.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

PRoD or THE CRuT.-We see by Our exchanges
from New Jersey that the typesetters are felicia
ting themselves upon tie apparent morality Of their
craft. One of these papers remarks: The printers
of New Jersey boast that there not single printer
the State Prison of TIE State and but one in the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

Tie laws Of Maryland now give power to the
Courts, ON the petition of any body whatever, to
take the same custody Of the persons and property
Of drunkards, as If they were lunatics and to APP
point Commissioners. &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
q On Fns anl "sIi Bdda AIlorr uhih A.
United Vineyard Pr0PrIetor's Co. .csrnac.
Zine ola 'sSnzsrac'' Cagnae.
ssVaIIantlns Oognae-
old London Dock Cornae. 4.

To Ehieh We Eoud eahs particular attention Of es1-f
and those pure article q Brady Tor uas.si 1r
veil known;
Madame We Clicouot Ponsariin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

STRIKE or OrEMrvEs.-The operatives in the Har-
mony Mill. at COhooes " Y to the number of twelve
hundred have struck for an advance of wages. and
operations in the establishment for the present
srsnnrlnL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

The Legislature Of Maine has Incorporated the
" Maine Steam Road Carriage Company" giving
them exclusive right to make Use Of steam in pro-
pelling carriages over highways in the State for
twelve years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

NEGROES GoNG TO CANADL--A party twenty-nine
negroes crossed the river from Detroit on the 23d
ult route for Canada constituting the first install
ment Of the northern emigration OF free negroes
from the southern States which have passed enact
ments eXpeIIing them from their jurisdiction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05

- This volume will prove timely and aeseptbisons to all
Who feel an interest in Tie present condition q Isn aEsirs.
In addition to thoughts upon political social and slss
cal state Of Italy, the comprises important and valuable
criticisms upon Italian Art and Literature.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29
Another Fact for Mud.Sill..

n fact has conc to light, IN conncc.
ton with the Territorial Slave. Code Of
Mexico, which may well astonish any ono
but believer in day Democracy,
OF the ''mud sill'' species 1t is ascer
tanned that the slave, drivers 10 tina.
quarter, Ill the want of negroes in suffi.
clent numbers to satisfy their flouciuy
propcnslties, have turned their hands TO
the cnslavtnent of white men. They
have enacted that any citizen employing
other citizens in the capacity of laborer.
shall have the privilege of beating,
thrashlng or Gaming them to his hearts
content, provided he does not break
their bones, and that the parties 50
thrashcd shall have no redress at law
They have taken a practical mud. sill
view or the MISSION OF the Democratic
party. They interpret the position Of
the pro slavery leaders in Congress with
the native canlor aud simplicity which
might be expected from the honest and
copper colored dcnizcns Of Santa Fe.-
The Republican members Of Congress
propose to repeal this unsightly slave.
code ON the instant. Let US see whether
the Democracy will dare to offend slave.
~ by joining in SO just movement.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29

\ TERRIBLE MEETING. For some
time past house of ill-famc has ANNOYED
the citizens of village on the line of
the Cleveland aud Columbus Railroad.
and it was determined that the house
should be broken up. On Thursday
night the Marshal Of the village made
descent upon the house, took the inmate.
into custody, and yesterday morning they
were taken before magistrate for exam.
lnatlon. There were three girls amoug
the prisoners, and as the eyes of the mag
istrate fell upon one of them he grew
doathIy pale and hastily adjourned the
Court. Among these wretched aud
abandoned;gir!s. he recognized the once
fair features of his own daughter. Sew.
eral years before, while attending a fe.
male seminary in an Eastern State, she
had clopcd with worthless fellow. and
her father had never heard of or seen her
until that terrible morning. Deserted
by her husband, she adopted life of
prostitution, and found her way to the
West. Her father, unknown to her.
moved also to the West, and settled ia
the village above alluded to. Cleveland
Naintleuier, Murch 10.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29
'rn extremity (Which was assembled

ern extremity (Which was ascendcd)
from :, 900 to 5000 feet in height, and
twenty miles long, from north to south
The whole Of this country is remarkably
well watcred ; wonderfully numerous are
the streams aud mountain rills Of cool,
clear, gushing water. Even Zomba has
river about twenty yards wide, flowing
through fac valley near its summit
On one occasion We passed eight streams
and fine spring iii single hour, and
this was at the end Of the dry season
! These highlands seem to possess a
salubrious climate; the air was bracing,
and We saw an unusually large number of
old gray headed men and women. The
cotton couutry--not that merely where
cotton may easily be grown, but where
they are actually growing it-besius
twenty or thirty miles below the catar.
acts, aud extends up to the lake and
! probably far beyond, both on the plains
and in the highlands the foreign cot
ton growing at tie lake and in different
places for thirty miles below, and also
below the catnracts, while the native is
cultivated throughout the whole extent
of country, The people live i'll villages,
and are pretty numerous They seem to
be an industrious race.
"lron is dug out of the hills, aud each
village has one or two smelling houses
From tfer native iron they manufacture
hoes, axes, spears, arrow heads, knives
and numerous ornaments. Nearly all
their own clothing they prepare them.
selves; 1t consists either Of the bark of
trees, skins Of goats-tor there are few
or no wild animals in the highlands or in
the well pcopIed piains-and native CLOTH;
and they are also great cultivators Of the
soil, men, women aud children are often
seen al work in the field. This seems
really tlnc country for benevolent en-
t2rpriso---healthy highlands and the ma
terlalS for commerce and water comMu-
nica'ion, with but single exccption.--
Let market be opened or an agency APP
polntel for the purchase of their cotton,
&c., and they will soon increase the
amount raised to u large extent,as it does
not require the severe toll which it docs
in the United States, and there are no
frosts to kill it, They are very anxious
to trade. At the villages We could hear
the women pounding corn all night, to
have meal to sell before VIC left The
people Of one village which we passed,
without stopping, followed Us, cndeavor-
lug to induce US to remain all night with
them AS last argument they cried
after u, care we to have it said that
white people passed through our coun.
try, and we did not see them We no.
ticed tracts Of land ON the plains, where
salt cxudcs from the soil. These would
probably be found well adapted for Sea
Island, as the foreign cotton becomes
longer in the staple on these lands.
n enclose sp.rinrcrs ur the two kfn,i-
of cotton picked in different parts on the
plains, and i'll the highlands
CHARLES LIVINGsToNE.'