davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
What I Begin to Believe.

"Bubbles," Of the California Golden
Era, furnishes that paper, under the head
OF "Notes and Cogitaticns," with the fol-
lowing:
l begin to believe that, nowadays,
money makes the man, and dres, the gen.
tleman.
begin'to believe that the purse is
more potent than the sword and the pen
together.
l begin to believe that those who sin
the most during the week are the most
devout upon Sundays.
begin to believe that honesty is the
best policy--to speculate with until you
gain eveiyoody's confidence {; then line
your pockets.
begin 10 believe in humbugging the
people out Of their dollars. 1t is neither
stealing nor begging and those who are
humbugged have themselves to blame.
begin TO believe that man was not
made 10 enjoy life, but keep himself hon
orable in the pursuit and the possession
Of riches.
begin 10 believe that the surest reme-
dy for hard times and tight money mar.
ket is an exfrayagant expenditure on the
part of indiViduals-to keep the money
moving.
begin to believe that none but knaves
are qualified to hold Office under the gov
ernment, with the exception Of few nat
ural born fools and lunatics.
begin to believe that piano fortes are
more necessary in family than meat and
potatoes.
begin to believe that a boy who doesn't
swear. smoke and chew tobacco, may be
a very good boy, but is naturally stupid.
begin to believe that if the devil
should die, one half OF the world would
be thrown out Of employment.
begin to believe that he has most
merit who makes the most noise in his
own behalf and that when Gabriel comes
not 10 be behind the tmes-he, too,
will blow his own horn pretty loud.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
Qbs Jetfersonian Democrat
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. AT
CHARD0N, Geauga County, Ohio.
Obce directly ouer tie Drug Store OF Cookd Ham
tIton, vest side ofthe Pubic Syuars
T E r NJ s..

Paiu IN ADVANCE, ,''''''.'''.....'...S SO
II not paid within the year, ar,...........2 200
pAu kinds of merchantable produce taken In
payment, at the market price.
'.'No paper discontinued until all nrrearares
are paid, except ct the option Of tho Publisher.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-There has been no official
notification concerning the Feputed resignation of
Chief Justice fancy, as far as can he learned.
There is certainly no such information at the At
torney Generals office.
By recently ratified treaty with the Kansas In
dams, the intrusion on their lands have been ad-
iusted These Indians are concentrated within de-
fined limits. outside of which whites will be undis-
turbed few lntruders are still on the Usage re-
servation, but notice has been served upon them to
remove theretrom. Intruders on the Cherokee
neutral lands have beeu forced to vacate them
through the integrity of the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
The Treasury Report will be brief business
document merely rehearsing operations for the ifs
cal year. without making any special recommends
ton. The condition of the finances &c will be its
most Interesting feature. Immediate relief for the
Treasury upon the meeting of Congress- will be re-
cessary to save the Department from actual suspen-
sion. The warehouse system is found to be a great
drawback to the Treasury at time like the present
when large quantities of merchandise can be stored
and payment withheld. This experience has salts
fed Mr. Cobb that it ought to be abolished.
Government to-day received a dispatch from
Minister Clay, stating that he had pursuant to in
structions demanded his passports and was On his
way home. Shortly after this information to the
Executive, the Peruvian Minister to US was prompt
" furnished with his passports and that all dlplo-
matte intercourse between the two countries Is
terminated. The amount of unadjusted claims
against Peru on account of the seizure and
coniscation of the vessels Georglana and Lzzy
Thompson is one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Mr. CLAY has been cur Minister to Peru for nearly
fourteen years
Messrs Sweeny, Rittenllaus. Faul & Co., quote
Virginia money to-day at six per cent discount for
currency, and sight exchange on New York three
per cent. premium.
Both chambers of Congress are now in readiness
for members, very few however. of whom have ar
rived in Washington. The old Senate Chamber, the
Improvements having been completed, will be occu-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

NV RK Nov g The Arabia has arrived ai-
fax with Liverpool dates Of the 7th The City Of
Washington arrived at Queenstown 0 the 18th.
Of the eco bales which spectators
- 900 bales and exporters 5000 bales The opened
firm, bat closed very dull and irregular, with decline
qualities. Lower qualities declined lSc, Mddng quail
tiles nc Business almost suspended by the advance
rates Of interest.
sales Friday 5000 bales Of which pecustors and exporters
took 1000 taes closing dull Orleans Fair c; Orleans Mid
ding 7c Mobile Fair Ike Mobile MddDg 6sc; Upland Fair
c Upland Mddling exc. Stock at Liverpool 10000 bales
Of which 4iS 900 American.
Manchester adViess unfavorable the having
declining tendency. Bullion in the Of England de-
creased $50 900 pounds during the rates were
vance to per cent the Eth ConsOls 3993 money,
and 49, 49937S on account
gAVRE-Eev Orleans Tres ordnae ICOf Bias g3f.
being = decline OF %
Breadstuhs have declining tendency Provisions quiet
Flour dull Wheat dull declined I92d. Corn rm Beef dull
Pork quiet Bacon quiet Lard firm; market cleared 63s
Cd TalloE in good demand at 57959s, for American.
LONDsE-Bresdsuns quiet Pork quiet Coffee quiet, de-
elined S2d Rice steady large done in the
early part Of the week. TslOw all qu4es slightly advanced;
Turpentine dull, 33s 9d934s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
couvUNToATT4N.


NFssRs. Ep1roRs: The Young Mefl's Christian As
socaton. desirous of extending their influence for
good in our community, hare organized Bible
Class which is to meet every Sabasth afternoon at
O'Clock. in their rooms on College street Tie pri-
mary object that led to the formation of this class
was to reach large and respectable portion of the
young men of this city, who, from various causes,
do not receive the benefits arising from thorough
investigation of the Holy Scriptures. 1t is not
designed alone for the members of the Association,
but for all who wish to engage in such exercises
The Rev. W. NJ. REED Pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, will act as teacher assisted by
Mr. A. NELSON, of the Baptist Church, as assistant
teacher the writer feels assured that the names of
the above gentlemen teachers will be a sufficient
guarantee to all who attend the class that the meet
lngs will be alike pleasant and profitable. The first
regular meeting will be held on next Sunday, and
the lesson will commence with the twenty-frst chap
ter Of the Book of Genesis.
We extend to all young smen in our city hearty
invitation to attend these meetings, and we respect
fully solicit the cordial CO operation of Chris
tan friends, of all denominations to aid us by all
possible means in carrying out the work upon which
We have just entered. w. II. M.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
oNLx DisCovRRY

WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NFAEY, since great discovery Prof Wood, have
have discovered something that would produce results Identical
but they have all and gone being carried the
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparations and have
rssistless sway. the follow
ing
PR0Y. o. j. WooD Co.: Gents-The letter you
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere has given rise to
inquiries touching The inquiries
are, first, is it TACT Of habion and stated in
the communication second it true Of ali therein contained
third, does hair still continue good order of
natural coor7 To all and do invariably Ny
hair better than in stage Of life for forty
whskers and the only why is not generally is
that the substance is washed of by frequent abuton Of the
ton with the Wiskers, the result will follow the hair
have in erecept of great many letters from all parts
of New England, asking hair still continues to be
good much manufacture
various compounds well this it has doubt been basey
initiated and been used only without any good effect but
absolute injury used any of restorative of
recount for months, and hair good ever,
hundreds have examined it with SURPRISE 81 years
old and not hair in head face and to
this fact send lock OF hair taken OF the week
which GRATEFUL it to friends, and thereby
induced them to try it, were skepca until after trial.
ask as favor that you send NE test by which can discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by many, fear without author
ity from from You. pure article will insure and
believe where COED eeCts follow the failure
by the impure article which the inventor Of the good
dee my duty heretofore to keep spprsed Of the
effect my hair assure all who inquire OF OF
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, A. c. RAYMOND
AARoN's Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1883:
The Restorative put in bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium and small; the holds pint 81
proportion SMALL retas 81 per bottles large
holds quart cent morein proportion and etals for 50
bottle o. j. wood Co :, Prepretsrs 444 Broadway
York. Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholessled by
EVens PendletOn & Co., and retsiled by Drug
in he n IfeOll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
mce1Ing ef &c PeOple.

Ithas been recommended to the people of David
son. irrespective of party, to meet in convention on
Saturday. December lst for the purpose of request
ing the Governor of Tennessee to convene an extra
session of the Legislature with the view Of calling
convention of the people to appoint delegates to
conference of the Southern States. We hope to see
men Of all parties in attendance and TO see our citi
zens acting quietly firmly and inteliigenty without
reference % party preudces for the best interests
of the South by uniting in unanimous call for this
nnrrartinn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
CHERnKEE CuREI

An vaJaiJfzo cure for Seminal weakness, Noe.
suFnaE EmmissiOns, Lmpotsney, Loss Of POUsr,
Pains IN tie Back, StOas the BLADDER, Distracted
and Difficult MezStru0tion, ana all Diseases caused
by debating from the path Of Nature, and fndnIgiag
an SELF Pollution.
By the OF this "Cure s improper discharges
ed the weakened organs of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body necessary promote connubai happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debtated down and
Departing derotee Of sensual pleasure will hnd relief
1t safe and pleasant in but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form Of a delicious syrup.
Price 81 Bottle, three hotties for S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors, St. Louis Mo.
Sold In Nashville by Ewing Pendston Berry Demovfile,
G. W. Hendershott, and by druggists everywhere.
oct2S-itW6rWIV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

Suicide OF A TENxEssEAN.-The Natchez (Miss)
Courier of the 23d relates the following: "A man
named WOoLFORK, from Maury county, Tenn, jump
ed overheard from the steamer Woodward last
Tuesday night while on her downward trip, about
eight miles below this city. Capt. IKwN instantly
turned the boat round, and succeeded in reaching
him, but life was zoo far gone to be resusciated.
The body was recovered and brought on board and
afterward deeently buried. 1t would seem that his
death was premedtated. as VOOLFOLK the day be-
fore had given his son-a mere chid-to the mate
of the boat to take charge of and bring up. the
same time handing him all his money (s2lO) for the
boy e benefit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

Coon NEws.-Our readers have no doubt already
seen the advertisement of Messrs Cone Bros in
another column of this mornings issue, and therefore
we deem it hardly necessary to call attention to 1t
1t will be that they have reduced the price OF
the Howe machine to $50, thus placing them with
in the reach of every family. We are assured by
many of our friends who have these machines, that
they are equally. if better adapted to the wants
If the Southern pepole, than any other in the mark
ct. The Messrs. Cone doing very large busl-
ness notwithstanding the polidcofnancial pressure
of the times
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

At the resenes Of the brides fathers Mt Pleasant on t
BED inst. By =. Hughes, Mr.. THOMAS MARTIN Of
ceunbia and Miss LARIssA A youngest daughter Of Seth
R. KittreIl, Esq.
It always gives pleasure cherish the union OF two Loving
hearts, advocate of matmopy and love to en-
courage whenever wherever proper feeling as ever
do the well being Of those who are just Assuming
the respoD sbiltes Of married life.
May they many long and happy years htne have cause 10
thank God that their lots ogher and ever look back
to their bridal day as the securing their happiness for e
Men, whose avar,e persuaded them to remain In what Is
single beednes until Their hearts are ossned anu
women who have grown old without having had an oppor
unity to enter the matrimonial stAe tell "ove is dream
that soon pzsseth away - but
ssoh love, young love, IL but dream thou art,
II IL n. sweetest ever thrilled the heart.
Love Is no dream. They never felt its power
Wbocall il bat the sparkle Of an hourl
Love Is no dream it blooms and never dies
It perfumes earth-its root is In the skies y
And so may our young friends earth be in Paradise
Mt. PLEASANT, Tenn H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

THE MYNATT CAsE.-At the Circuit Court of Fay
cite county yesterday, d. NJ. Currin, Esq, on the
part Of the State, made his argument, and the
went to the jury. We kept our columns open till
late hour receive their verdict but at y o'clock
it had not been received. Ii was stated that
of the Jury in favor Of acquittng the prisoner
while the remainder were disposed to render
dict of mansaughter-with what truth we have no
means of knowing. All doubts will be dispeled to-
day. MesaphiS AUdldnche, Noe. q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
Rrcads1nffs and Prnrision.

The Cincinnati GGsse Of the markets for BreadItus
and Provisions on the 2Gth:
The Flour market to be approaching css and deal
now in fair establish margin between this
city and New York This, they shall succeed, will be
thing Superfne offered to-day at - 25 with buyers
at 81 There would be heavy speculative good export
demand the latter figure. At 81 would barely
il to New York. where worth to-day IS 30eght being
81 % all rail- and 81 IS az raj and water. Under very light
receipts Of wheat, holders asked advance flour
cning buyers in humor pay 9OSl for prime
red and white Corn dull at 2S32c Oats advanced Ic clos
ing at 29c The receipts Of hogs have fallen off, only $500
head having been received for the forty eight ending
day. Buyers however continue osh and the market dragged
Two lots Of extra heavy averaging $50 go lbs sold see
2; 1890, averaging 1870 to 80 at IS 1895 80 1t
however, difficult to buy full 200 Id IS and there
orders in the market at that figure that could not be filed
Very little doing in provisions sale Of 100 erces lard
~ Oc mostly sskedl and 1900 meats at 1895 for
shoulders; for heavy sides, and 7597Ec fer Mess
pork obsanable a SIS 2j9l5 so,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
Correspondence.

NASHVILLE NOVemDer, q, IbbU.
Rev. JESSE B. FERGUsoN-DeGr Sir: We, the under
signed citizens, owing to the inclemency of the
weather, were prevented from hearing your lecture
on last evening and would respectfully request a
repetition Of your views at such time it may
suit your convenience. Respectfully &c,
Capt. WN. SToCEELIa
Gen. S. r. ANDERSON
c. W. JACKSON,
G.. c. TORETT,
And others.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

BALTIMORE Nov. z6-An association composed Of
persons calling themselves Southern volunteers dis
played the Palmetto flag from their place of meet
ing to-day. a large crowd was attracted by the
novelty Of the thing. and the flag was greeted with
groans and Kisses from the crowd and with paudits
from the volunteers. Capt. Jones' of the bark Isa-
bel, also displayed the Palmetto flag this morning.
when all the ships in his vicinity Immediately ran
up the stars and stripes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

BOARDING. HoUsE-Our former fellow-citizen Mr..
W. W. Summer, has returned to this city, and hav-
ing leased the large residence on Cherry street,
near the post-ofice lately occupied by Col Sands,
designs keeping firstclass boarding house. He 10
an admirable judge of good living, and will no
doubt see to it that all who sOjOurn with him have
plenty to eat and comfortable sleeping quarters
His house is in convenient and pleasant locality
Gazette Of yesterday.
We heartily endorse the above, and would com
mend the house of Mr.. SUMNER TO all who are in
want of pleasant and comfortable boarding
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

This day has been set apart by the recomincnuA-
ton of the Governor Of Tennessee Tor uAy VI
Thanksgiving and Prayer. We presume 'la' Tue
banks and business houses of the city will be closed
and the churches open for public worship. In re-
snoct 10 the C,overnor's recommendation which we
approve, and to all connected with uie oin'e Vi tie
UNION AND AMERICAN an opportunity u oVser'e us
purposes, no paper will be issued 'oInorro" morn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
adsps itself to the condition Of the patient climate in
which he lives all Of Scrofua, Eryspeas, Fever
Cores Tumors Bois 2ngworm other disor
ders both children and adults is harmless but effective; and
though surface remedy it through the countless or6ces
sn cleansing and restoring the vital organization. You
pine miserable existence be induced to try
its healing influence Sold the principal depots Broadway
and oharres Street, New Orleans by WRIGHT CO.,
General Agents Also by all druggists and merchants
nOv4-dAR1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
Or. Earon's Indan1.Is g, Cordial, for Child


lu sleep and perhaps to death SUI
ferng precious Onesbu reliable and certain remedy for
the ills infante c 1t wilI soften the reduce In
hammaton and relieve all pain, and greatly facilitate the
process period OF teenR It works like chrm giving
healthy sleep night the little sufferer, and grateful rest TO
mother 1t does not consate the bowels, because
contains NO AORPHLREI opiate Of kind, fact
fully warranted in stating cannot be said Of other
preparation nane complaints this time before the pub
lie but quick and sag remedy for Didrrh@d Dis
e1terU and Summer Complaint Also, fer Wind Collie,
ripiag an tie Odch Aeidy, and being powerful sn-
spasmOic should always have by them in OF
CONCLUSIONS especially when they purpose giving their children
apy fashioned narcotics Of the day, exceedingly
liable bring these fits Be warned and none but Dr.
soIdbv CHURCH & DUPONT,
Sole propietors, Broadway, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
CITY Bank Notes

Any one wishing to hire an excellent cook, wash,
err and ironer until christmas, can be accommodate
ed by applying at this Office. nov29d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT INSTIT TIOYS
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK's
Medical Dispensary and Consulting Rooms
a. r-...-.a- .r f,au.-.I nd priu.ta ri.aa.n.

For the Treatment OF General ana private diseases,
ON DcEderick Street, Nashville, Tenn
ENHE DOCTOR regular graduaed Physician and old
practitioner the old country teng already fifteen
America th bis fame established for his extraordinary
the treatment Of desperate he dsspise
his patients humbug the public with Fictitious trashy
testimonials.
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yet
desperate Of t. standing, after they had
been treated without and given by other Phy
cans credible gentlemen testify to these assertions
Long practice In large capital cities and hospitals Of the old
and this made him familiar with diseases
The Doctor with the American French and Ger
languages and always ready tender his advise and
vices with poll teness. conscentOusness and discretion.
Persons at distance have his advice and medicines BY
sung him through letters inelOng fee at least S. to Post
Box No. 3 Quacks charge only 81 sn postage stamps
only pocket Ihemoney they do trouble themselves fur
} lis family Essiderce o North Market street.
Bugl0-dABsm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

SHoRET, DUPREz AND GREENS MTNsTRELs.-Ths
really clever troupe of MiDstrels greeted with
an excellent house last night and fully met with the
appreciation of the public We candidly acknowI-
edge the New Orleans Troupe is one Of the best
that has visited our city for some time. They ap-
pear this evening at the same place, positively for
the last time previous to their departure for the
South and the Island of Cuba. Our best wishes go
with them. They have left very favorable i'm
preston behind Them and we hope the day is not far
distant when they will revisit us. They offer for
this evening very choice programme which will
no doubt attract crowded house
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
Market Reports.

CHARLESTON, Nov 2GsaIes Of cotton to-day bales at
prices ranging from 81 to lO cents. The firm.
NOZZLE, Nov 26Sales Of cotton TODAY 5000 bales; Mid
dngs at 10 cents The market closed steady Sight Exchange
on New YORK. Z per cent premium.
AUGrsTI Nov 26There is so little doing, and that little
at such irregular prices that Is while
Transactions The wheels Of business practically
SAVANNAH Nov. 24The demand has been general to
day team for time past and sales
Ter than reported Prices low and very Irregular
$50 bales, at the following particulars 90 at g. 45
l0Ik; y at lOl1; and 26 I03I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

pied by the Supreme Court of the United States, at
its December session.
WASHINGTON Nov 27.-Hon Jabez L. NJ. Curry Of
Alabama, in private letter, gives fat contradic-
ton to the report that he is against secession.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29
Blood Food!
Blood Food!
Blood EOOdg

To all suffering from consumption, incpent confirmed
from debility kind from mental nervous Postraon
rouvbt on by cause; from scOfuas conpants from
diseases Of the kidneys bladder and to ladies suffering OF
many distressing complaints their are sble to- and which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered as certain reabs remedy. Differing in every
particular the patent medicines of the day. il aohemica
rrorbiDation Of ZION SULPHUR AND PHOSPH0ROUS
Of very great WORTH hundreds bear glad and grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred on them
CHITRCH & DUPONT, 4O9 Broadway, New York, are the
sole proprietors article, and have in consequence OF
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of the outside
ounces Be very cautious in buying to see that the fac
~ IN their SIGNATURE is on outside of the wrapper
otIers are counterfeit V. J. WOOD CO st. Louis,
octIg-tf Wholesale Agents Tor the West.