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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24

a New Novel
THE NTOTHER.INsLAW. By Mrs ESNA E
soUTHwoRrH author Of The Lest Heiress Deserted Wife,
"Missng Bride" &c.
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character The book abounds with scenes OF intense the
whole plot being wrought with much power and ehecno
without acknowledging that possesses more
than ordinary This graphic and stirring tale one OF the
agreeable Mrs Souhworh works. The scenes are laid
in the almost imperial days Of Old Virginia Price, CLOTH 81
Paper 81 90.
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the Land Of the Sugar and the Gotten By Professor In
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~ A. S. DUVAL, a.
Drawing and Painting.
~ office.

ENTE fine Residences in the city,
Of them fine territory Also alsrys number Of unim
proved the city, Of them finely suited for business
purposes, Residences. We will sell great bargains.
We have also for sale several Of the best and most commanding
Building Sites in West Nashville, Broad Demumbrsne, hc
NairT and other streets
ALsOA number Of very hne Totes in Boyds, Hyues and
Watkins Additions
ALsosevera very choice lots in Edreaed p or lots in
Walkers Addition, large number Of lots in Hang Ad
ditOn and Mc5avOck.
III Pin addition which have very large numbsr Of
Country lots containing from five twenty within from
city, the different pixies
septl4tf j. L. & r. ". BROWN.
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uLACKMAN n GILLESPIE,
gSIcHoLs CoRNER.l
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

n0OTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, EALESES,
Travelling Bags, Carpet Bsgs ladies satcels and every
LTtcs usually kept In our line
our E1od gith 20 to the opinion Of
our many m uds: call see We determined exert
ourelves please sll who call upon Us
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Most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

KETM. KEABE L 90 Nos l. g. and 7, Futaw street, of
w Baltimore, respectfully inform their southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and are now prepared to
supply the great demand for their They are unqueson
ably the most durable and contain all the latest
and fully guaranteed for five For sweetness and great
power Of agreeable touch they unequaled
Thaberg. sakosch and other great Pians uSed
their and Lave Fven certificates for the superiority
all competition all the different States where they nave beea
exhibited, Last year they received five FIRST premiums two at
Montgomery Ala One for the Southern made piano. and
one for the best against all competition 49,
full supply Of the above celebrated Viii De re-
ceiving by J. A. mCCLUhE,
mays, 60-d&Wly Sole Agent, NASHVILLE
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Rutherford Land for Sale.


WILL sell my farm containing LOO The tract easily
divides tselfno farms the North and South sides
Stones The Improvements, consisting odweng house,
outhouSes mills cotton gin, &C. are equal te any in the county,
we'll waterd mbered with comfortable fixture and
convenience.
Terms very liberal Interest pay for time the papers
right County Bonds their value would
be acceptable suitable residence in huresborough
Lebanon well improved would be received in part payment
will sell with the Jhirty.fiVe Negroes, ogeh
with Mules, Cattle Plantation Utensils &c. &c
Any gentleman who desires to purchase magnificent farm on
terms will pease call aud examine for him
self aeer to LINDSEY or LUCIEN BEowS OF Nashville
aug7 '6O-tw2m BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY.
Louisville Journal copy month in weekly and send bill
this office for collection
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
ETAs universally suppaned other Ointnents healing
applications both the Eastern and Western Hemispheres
wherever introduced and its intrinsic merit the
of its In all cdeOus IecIOS, whether the be
deciSeator disease
BURNS L : sCALDs
are instantly relieved anguish, pain and ndam.
nation by timely appca- ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew as If by a charm bGmish
remaining. =
THE FRIEND OF X THE NURSERY
Children are frequent feers external injuries
especially from Fluid and CdnlpheRe Erp0sicHS-there
every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand. 1t heals 5 Breasts and quickly
moves the letter RING WORM, go prevalent in the
nursery.
TO TRAVELLERS BY 8 SEA AND LAND.
The Nschinist, the Ira : veIsr every other indi
viiual whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance Of accident from erpO SO tire. collision should
bear in mind that this Magic his and only
friend II is beth portable and cheap, and should
his companion friend need There thousands
living testify Its marvellous virtue wtO
their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few = thseddiHg diseases for whicE
DALLEYS MAGICALPAIN = EATkACTORisa PRENEt
AZ we'll as CTRE n
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Tennessee Champion Mill!

DURR MIStones Of all hand and made order'
Mills, Of the latest improved paent MIL spindies'
Mil Gearing Boiling Cloths Boiling Hosting and Regulating
Screws; Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted quality and to give Sstsactisn
All orders and communications promptly attended To-
J. ". WARNE;
Ia, osite broadway Mills, & r, Broad street,
;uneoo-o&vtf Nashville, Tenn.
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mississippi River Plantation for

II brsi and ezntv acres, hundred and fifty cultiya
- lie new dwelling house and all the necessary fixtures
~ ood Cotton Plantation hundred and hfty acres old
de5iug; large young Orchard peaches and apples II the
nrbase wishes will sell the growing on the place,
sng OF $50 900 bales Of cotton and i've six hundred
barrels Of Corn. Give possession Immediately
JAMES II. MBRIWETHBR,
Auruyt a. '6O-d2n Memphis Tenn.
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JUST OPENED.

B-Alvsys on hand select assortment Of furnishing
Foods mario
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seven Thousand Acres Of Land.

N Saturday the UNDERSIGNED, the agent
Of Thomas McCancs Of RiChmoEd, Virginia will sell AZ
public sale the highest oder on the premises credit %
approved security, and lien
- IL -. u - -
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Land for Sale.

application be made, in short time will sell
uodatne terms, EOTJy Acres OF Land, three miles
ron the Corporation limits MIL Creek opposite
THIS % the most teGutfu Locations Davidson county
About half q the land timber balance cuvs
,u There the premises comfortable cabins fue
Young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the plsce, my.
.-If fC7 particulars. CHAS. X. INSTON.
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Manny's combined Reaper and
N

manny's combined Reaper and
Mower.
EETITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT fhs
W celebrated daehne ecved the first premian OF Grsrd
5OLD kBAL cobihed ReapiDg and MoEing
At the great United States Agricultural Fair Louisville
September, 1857 The trial OF Syracuse,
York, July where ali the p pal Machines United
thoroughly tested The Committee
through Marshal P Wilder President gulturs
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
Reaper as the be-
Mower before two separate committees appointed BY the Pre
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society NASHVILLE
in july 1857 most Of the machines Tenn.
Numerous ether premiums and awards given this Msshn
during the last season, every Machinein America
The above machines for sale By the undsrIigned
B. Y. OHEATHAM,
General Agent for the stats.
FTsHKR- WHEELEs A. CO.,
tsb27-dkvb Nashville. Tee
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silk, Beaver and Cashmere Hats
OF THE
BEST QUALITY AND LATEST STYLES
BEN I'll r VS..

AUgvl-u
Fresh Arrivals.
UUST RECEIVED BY RAIL ROAD DIRECT FROA
y Baltimore and New York.
so hhds SugAr-all grades;
$50 bbls refined Yellow Sugar;
100 bags Coffee
800 bags Rio Coffee
20 bags Old Gov. Java Coffee;
10 hlf chests Imperial and GunpoTder Tea
80 six III boxes :" -
40 hlf chests Black Tea;
- hbls New MscSere;
50 cases o. steTs
100 boxes Fire Crackers;
les dozen BroonE;
IOl boxes German Matches
100 boxes Virginia Tobacco;
50 boxes Ground Spices;
Which together with great variety OF Goods IN our
line, to the trade, very low for CtISh -
LANIER PHILLIPS & CO.
seDl4u No. 80 South Market st.
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NED BUNTLINE's NEW BOOKS.

usaions. Just Published snd Tor sale at Retail Whole
sale cheap Book Store OF FREDERIC A BRADY 81
Street. New York Price twenty cents each, any fvo
for one dollar, whole eleven for two dollars.
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abe SlasbbiIlr Gniun anN american.
DaiIy IS; Tri-woekly SIS; weekly Sc.
Bates of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings Ola Miss. River.
us6W NEW ARRANGEmENT. us8D
MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS Z. S. MAIL
PACK Ell LIN b!
The Splendid Boats of this new Line viii
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS
REPUBLIC, INGOMAR,
Capt. A. Baird. Capt. J. D. Clarke.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
J. sIMONDs, IMPERIAL,
Capt. P Hicks. Capt. c. S. Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS.
BELFAST, HRI w HILL a.tai,
Capt, A. r. Irwin. Capt l. H. Newell
boats connect Memphis with the Railroads from that
point on their respective DAYS Leave Memphis Immediately on
the NJ & @. aud NJ < o. X X Trains Ihrough
Tickets he sold by Roads in connection with this
line and their Tickets recognized as coed Passengers
range their avoid delay at memphis longer H
Business or pleasure may regTe For eghf or 9M apply
GepI FL Agts, No ,, Howard Row
JNO. E. HYDE & co,
septl3-d4m Agents, New Orleans
THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
ON the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
running day Of July, in close connection with
the Express Trains on e great Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah continue during the business
juIy29-u E. " COLE Superintendent
Card 10 Families.
XETE have on sale fine Brett Carriage, second
w hand One fine PhRIOn Carriage new one
superior HarOuche' second hand One large ahIIS
Carriage, hand; Fine second hand PlanOss good
makes All Of which will be sold very cheap to elSe
FNN NFf kFne
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New Food for Infants.

REVALENTA ARABICA is pronounced by Physi-
clans of the North 1.-THE Infants and Tnvads
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EDWARDS. HARRIS & Co,

IsuCCEssORs TO EDWARDsl dILkkHsON q COZ
VNTILL the Wholesale Grocery, Forwarding and
w business the old stand College and
Church streets. iulyl5-u
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Sl.5O6,3sT IS

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
NisEs accepted terms cousiaent with solveucy and
fair profit.
EINciGlaHtnticn girDr 10 Insurance of D DTVELLIEGS
and Contents for ts'1HS Of one to fre years.
me progress of this Corporation las been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
she aud storm or periods eventfu in or exempt from
s"eSFlNG c'uLagratI",s AMI maritime disaster. Be
!nS long established Ona cAsh basis the troubles of
'p t'eu system affect Us in material particular.
hard times the security of reliable Insu-
Aae an imperative duty-tlls ability of property
H''aes' 10 sustain loss being then much lpssenod.
r3iS!e' issued without delay and Nll business at
te"ded to with Dispatch and fidelity, by
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
tebl4-Itw till Jan Isl 20
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Tns Rev. W. McMnhon, venerable
Methodist minister, is writing reminis-
cences of his early life. He founded the
first Methodist church in Huntsville, Ala
The scene of the following onecdote is
somewhere in that section of the State:
had preached this year to hardened
congregation of wealthy sinners, where
there was no society; aud | suppose they
thought themselves Stree from the dcad,' =
SO far rs pay was concerned. When was
preaching my last sermon to them, re-
marked that had been preaching to them
for some time the best could, and that if
had not preached as we'll rs others, had
preached Us cheap gosncl rs any other
man ever did; that for all my labor among
them, had not received so much rs wouli
wrap my little finger with crocus. AS I
was taking my leave of them, there was
some feeling manifested, when large, fat
old man came up to the pulpit, blubbering
and wiping his eyes, snid, "God bless you,
sir, if we poor critters don't pay you, the
Lord will" 81 understand" said /, ''that
the Lord is very good for his own contract,
but never heard that he was bound to
pay your debts"
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TERMS OF ADVRRTTsING.

- SFEVlAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
. As- early Advertising reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number of changes
All advertisements from transient persons or strane
era. to lie paid far in U0rUnes
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year
or 50 for six months, but for shorter porioL nOfhn
will be counted less than a square b
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited ia
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons IA
well as all legal advertisements and advertEenoents
OF auction sales and real estate. in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates
Es-A Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions. will bo inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. >N-N S-'' AsA
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. 80 -
Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
Of Sermons, SO cents each. noy1I-'S9
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I ell7susan, What do you think of mar
ried ladies being happy2"
( "Why think there are more ant thatis
than Is TINT dirik. y
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QU1Ip overheard tho other day dia-
louguc between couple of honest Ger
man mechanics, who were talking over
their "lager," about rich men and riches.
''And how rich," said one ofthem, would
you like to be, if you could have it for the
trouble of asking?" Hans reflected for
moment and replied gleefully, "Well,
should like to be so rich that I shouldn't
day!" Hans was right, and was really
wishing for a degree of wealth fur moro
consonant with his happiness than the pos
session ofthalf million. Moreover, Hans
will l,realize his wish, somcdny; and SO will
be happY Dutchman to the end of his
life.
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England has lnbored5 nobly for theTace;
yet whcn,she attempted to crush onr Rev
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I'hOiCG First Class Insurance


R9-casl Capital 81 900, absolute and uumpaircd
WITH STEPLUs oP $dUG,3ST IS.
AIi the presligeUt IS years 5uccess and experience
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

Just Published, in Sealed Eartiorc.
A ALEC.rURE on TIE NATURE. TR EATME ENT AND
RADICAL CGkE OF SPEhM T0RRlI0EA,o or Sem
inAl Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
Involuntary Emissions, producing 1mpotcney, Com
sumption and Geutal aud Physical Debility: ~.
Br ROB. j. CULYEKwELL, n. D.,
The important fact that tho awful consequences Of
selfabuae may be sfcctunly removed without intar
nal medicines or the dangerous applications Of caus
tics Instruments. ncdiCHIcd bouSics. and other
entirely new and highly successful treatment an
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained by
means of which every one is enabled to cure himself
perfectly, and at the least possible enst, thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums of tiled day. Thu
Lecture will prove boon to thousands and Thousands
Sent under seal to any address, post paid, on the
receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing DR..
CAAS j. Z. KLINE, 480 First Avenue, Now York,
Post ROx 1856. TyI8
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-30

The JUVENILE CoNCERT.-The Concert
given by Prof Kemmerer and the pupils
comprising his singing classes, at Crescent
City Hall, on Friday evening, was decided
success. The hall was well filled with the
parents and friends of the youthful perform
ers and others, who were all highly delight
ed with the entertainment. The pupils
who took part in the singing numbered
abont one hundred, several of whom cxhib-
tied remarkable degree OF proficiency and
musical talent.
Among those who seemed 10 acquit them
selves most creditably, we may mention the
names of Misses Lulie Ingle, Ednah Brick
ley, Mary Hughes, Clara Scott, Fannie
Kurt, and Masters Reuben Hart, Leslie
Igleheart, the Ross Brothers. Masters Glover.
Durham, Odell, Ingle, and others whose
names we did not learn. OF the pieces
sung, 'I'll be a Man." by Reuben Hart, and
"Billy Boy" by Leslie Igleheart, were well
rendered The beautiful little ode, "Beautiful
Star was sweetly sung by Lulie Ingle. The
duet, "Paper of Pins by Master Hart
and Ednah Brickley, was lively and piquant;
and the musical farce, Country Schoomas-
ter" by Prof. Kemmerer and six pupils,
was very amusing.
Altogether, the exercises and the manner
in which they were conducted reflected
great credit upon both pupils and teacher,
showing diligence in the attainment Of Il
beautiful accomplishment, on the one hanl,
and efficiency as an instructor on the other.
Prot. Kemmerer and his pupils give another
Concert at the same place, on tomorrow
evening, which will be well worthy an at
tendance
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
By THE E. d W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

LIVERPOOL, July Is, P. M.-Cotton in
good demand for export; sales yesterday
5000 bales including 1000 on speculation;
prices show no change from last week. trade
is generally healthy. The fine weather and
favorable traffic returns exercised benef-
cial influence on the stock exchange.
Consols closed on Tuesday at 939093E.
There vas good demand for money at the
Bank rates
There was nothing of Importance in the
proceeding of the House of Commons
The Liverpool Daily Post of the 18th
says positively that the Government disal-
lows, an toto, the proposed transfer of the
Galway line mail contract to the Canada
Company.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Bourse is flat, with
little BUSINESS. Rentes closed at 68f. soc.
1t is stated that private orders have been
given to the French press to say as little as
possible about Garibaldi
The appearance of the growing crops is
favorable. Every kind promises well
News of the massacre of the Christians in
Syria has been received. The general i'm
preston was that the Turkish authorities
were acting in connivance with the Druses
and that the Government at Constantinople
which might have stopped the bloodshed
on all occasions, left the Christians to their
fate.
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New YORK, July 27.-Great excitement
exists at Occaquan, Va, near Alexandria,
in consequence of the Republicans raising a
banner bearing the names of Lincoln and
Hamlin. The citizens have tried to demol-
ish it. The Republicans resisted, and dis
patched messengers to the neighboring
towns for arms and ammunition. Gov.
Letcher ordered Gen. Hatten to call out his
troops to protect the Republicans; but the
General preferred resigning his command.
At last accounts, it was expected that the
military of Alexandria would be called ont.
Occaquan contains 300 Republicans, and
was the residence of Mr.. Underwood, the
ostracised Republican
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NEGRO Equality" The z

"NEGRo EQUALITY THE Enquirer,
emulating the illustrious examples ofJudge
Law, Mr.. DENLY, and other Democratic
spouters, has commenced to howl about
"negro equality" intermarrying with
negroes &c. Abraham Lincoln, il an
swer to Judge Douglass mouthings on the
same subject, said that he never heard of
more than one instance of whites and ne
groes intermarrying that he believed to be
true, and that was the case of Douglass old
friend-Col. Dick Johnson of Kentucky
Democratic candidate for Vice President in
1910. This being an ''owre true tale the
recital rather "got the Little Giant down.
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hea. We desire to call attention TO the Il,

hea. We desire to call attention 10 the add
vertIsement headed - Rare chance" in an
other column. A fine opportunity is there
offered for any person possessing a moder-
ate capital to make an investment and en-
bark in a business which with proper at
tention is sure to make profitable returns.
As Mr.. Spalding desires soon to leave the
city, all who know themselves to be inGebt-
ed to him should consider it their duty to
call immediately and settle his claims
against them.
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sg-The patriot John Adams, it is said,
was designed for shoemaker, like his faith
er. One day Deacon Adams, his parent,
gave him some uppers to cut out by a pat
tern that had three cornered mole in it,
by which it had hung upon nail, and it
was found that he had followed the pattern
exactly, triangular hole and all. The Dea-
con, upon seeing this, declared that John
wasn't fit to be a shoemaker, and put him
to learning. The old patriot would have
made good printer, in an Office where the
rule is to follow copy"
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THERE was Douglas meeting at Bowling
Green last Monday. Strong speeches were
made by three gentlemen. After the
Douglas meeting was over, the Breckenridge
men held meeting, and their speakers
were very severe upon Douglas. The feel
ing there, as everywhere else, between the
Douglas men and the Breckinridge men, is
exceedingly bitter.-Lou. Jour.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 28.-Jas. Valentine,
negro drayman, was arrested this morning
by Deputy Marshal Jenkins, on the supposi-
ton that he was Benz Hurd fugitive
slave. On the hearing it was proved that
Valentine was native of New Jersey, and
had been a resident here for thirty years,
and the case was dismissed. Valentine was
roughly handled when he was arrested, and
has in consequence commenced legal pro-
ceedings against the officers. There is great
Indignation among his friends