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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-04

Posr OFFICE OpERAr1oys.-The post Office at Sc
vance Cheatham county, has been changed to Ash
land city.
The post office heretofore known as Middle ~
press in Wayne county, has been re-estabished.
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CASEY'S HOTEL
Is pleasantly situated,
No. II, FROuT STREET, No. ALL

NASHVILLE TENNESSER
has acetlv fitted ND his house fer tine working bust
ness portion OF the community, AZ the small sum OF
one Dollar per Day,
For Board Lodging for transient The rooms are
entirely new with bedding and all the furniture
belonging to with good locks and to every
Too in The house am satisfied il the travelling public
give me a call they will be well pleased.
one dollar saved is equal TO two earned
Come eat. drink and be merry.
N B-There is a Drinking Saloon attached to the house
with choice liquors lleD 'Wom
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CATOOsA SPRINGS.


TEVHE subscriber having again taken lease of this well known
L watering place, justly fSmous a. the
Saratoga of the south,
and thankful the patronage received season, will again
prepared receive visitors the middle Of June ne and
will strive merit continuance Of that patronage which here
tocre has been literally bestowed this popular sumner
Resort. - -
shall epeavor at all times to provide nv table with all the
to keep on hand s constant supply Of Ice.
shall also have the BEST COOKS a can be IN me
youth, shall provide sucieney OF faithful and attentive
ervants. have also engaged the serVieesOf
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and those who delight in the oncerd sweet sounds will
abundantly grati6ed
The MEDICINAL VIRTUES OF these many and varied min
erI waters are nov too we'll 20 require extensive de-
sptiop IN addition 10 the Red, White and Black Sulphur
anTn many of them combined with Iron and Magnesia there
IL an we'll the purs Free stone Ny
datons are very extensive. have pleasant cottages
arate from the main hotel where families be quiet
tired as In their own homes.
49, SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
CaoOsa Springs CaOosa county, Ca 81 miles from
the Western and Atlantic Railroad hBe Omnibus good
Hacs will be platform the arrival Of each train The
Springs have direct Tread communication with Savannah,
chaxlesoa Augusta, AacOn MedgeVle Columbus, Atlanta,
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga
Terms of Board.
Ter Day -.-..- y S-lO
- single Week l0ee
Visitors who wish to engage BY season, with THAR
families, will be boarded at $50 per MONTH Those who wish to
eenagosrd BY the would do we'll to address at tho
Springs
IIsChildTen and servants boarded st half price
april 25-dtw4n IL. HARTMAN.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
SUPEkINTENDENTs 0TFICK,
NAsHvuLE. June 25th, 1907
pursuance Of Resolution passed by the Stockholders in the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company on the 4tn
day OF December last Stockholders will be carried free OF
charge over Road the 81, 4h and 5h day OF july az
pleasure, exhibiting their certificates Of stock to the
ductor. Z W COLE, Superintendent
june30-td
office of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, No. 90 broadway, Cincinnati May 81 looO
Shipper are respectfully informed that this Road fully
prepared to do a large f eight business.
For further information, apply to
wM. NJ. SMITH, Agent.
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;l,INNEsSEE STATE FAIK an NAsIIvILLI

ODeas Sepsem6er 1854, ls6o-Roids sir Days.
IvE HUNDRED DOLLARS each offered for the best Blood
X st.tion Roadster Stallion, Jack, and Durham Bull be-
aes liberal Premiums all other classes Of domestic animals
~ - an articles. No entry fee charged, and
n inved from the whole Union. Programmes will be
10 any part the Union free Of ehsTSe appIica
iorNs - L. P. WILLIAMS, Secretary
mon 70 rs Of State Bureau Nashville.
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80
HBLMB LIDS BUCKIU for the Bladder
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Kidneys
HELMROLDsS BUCHU for the Gravel
HELHBOLDsS BUCHU for The Drop,y
HELMIsOLD'S BUCHU for Nervousness
HELM nOLDsS BUCHU for Loss of Memory
HELM OLD'S BUCxkU Tor Dimness of Vision
HELM OLD'S BuCHU for Dificult Breathing.
HELM OLD'S BUCHU for Weak Nerves.
hELmBOLD'S BUCHU for General Dibnity
HELmB0LD'S BUCHU for Universal Lassitude.
HELWBOLDsS HUCHU for Horror of Disease
HFLMBOLDsS BUCHU for Night sueats.
HELMB0LDsS BUCHU for wakefulness
HELMBOLDsS BUCHU for Dryness Of the skin.
HELmBOLDsS BUCHUfor EruptonA
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Pain in the Back
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Hesyiness Of the Ryeiids
with Temporary suEusatiOn and Loss Of Sight.
HELMBOLD'S BUOHUfOr Mobility and RestlessDea
with Want Of Attention and Horror Of Society.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Distinctions.
HELMROLD'S RUCHU for Bxcesses arising from, In
discretion, and all diseases Of
g.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q Observation-Disclosures
EMALES--FEMALES--
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
HA @
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TO TRAVELLERS BY S ssA AND LAND.

The Maehnist the Ira = vsiSr, ard every other indi-
vidual whose lot in life = throws him within the
CHANG, Of accident from eDO = siO fire. colisOn should
hear IN mind that this Magic Extractor Is his best and only
friend 1t Is beth portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion, friend in need There are
m living witnesses to testify marvellous vrtue who
owe their sound limbs and muscles saving efficacy
The following few Ct theeGdtng diseases IoL
DALLEYS MAGICALPA = EXTRACTOR IS a PkEf6N-
TIVE as we'll as CURE:
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Tennesso, Coal Company
PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

~ W. KIBBEE will henceforth Ike Nashville his perma
n neut residence, and will Pianos, Organs
- by the single tuning, snd visitas
% AZ uirsd, he will spend week In
,b m ~. city and vicinity lie will visit regularly the
tnsip Middle East Tennessee and North Alabama
md Mississippi Orders ef At Benson Co.'s Music Store
S5 PIANO Rooms en- Charcn Csnmunicatons by
mail will be promptly attended 70 april d.tw&Wa
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DIR. HOOfIand's Celebrated
GERMAN BITTERS

TWILL eectualy cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jaun-
w dice Chronic Debility Diseases OF the Kid
news and all diseases arising from dordered Liver and sto
uc as Constipation Piles Funess Of Blood to the
Head Acdty Of The Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Funess weight in the Stomach Sour
SHAKING ar Futtsrng at the stomach, Swimming Of the
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Fuering at the Heart,
Choking or suocstng Sensations in lying posture Dim
OF VISION Dots before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency of Precipitation Yeownss Of the
sEn and ives Pain In the Side, Back Chest, Limbs &C., Sud
den Finishes OF Heat Burning the Flesh, Constant Imagn
ingp of Evil and Crest Depression of Spirits 49,
% ronr;etors in calling Of the public to this
do SO with feeling Of the utmost confidence In its
and adaptation the diseases for which srecommnded
r. no new and untried article, but that has stood the
test AZ eyears trial before the American people, and its rep
taon and sale are unrved by similar preparation x
n The testimony in given by prominent and we'll
non Physicians and individuals in all parts OF the country is
and careful pcrusa Of the Almanac, published annu
Nv The roretor and to had gratis OF Of his Agents.
INT satisfy the most sepcal that this remedy really
s--.--;.o sta ,,rest celebrity obtained.
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Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
with the essential clements and gives OF course
The True Standard. Analyze the Blood of person SUI
ferng from assumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrona
&c and we find r e0ey instance certain deficiencies In the
gobule of the blood Supply deficiencies and you
are WE'LL The Blood Food founded upon this the
.-.r-- horca i'll nnish
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LIVERY variety Of RES Stocks and crayats received and fer
III sale By JHMcGILL,
apis Cherry, one door from Union street
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NAsHvTLAE. June 3Oth, 1860.
Jared Dividend Of Thirty-seven
per share, out Of the surplus on
payable to those who receive their
5, viz. Ten per cent and all frae'
in cash, from and after this date,
II new stock AZ par, at the option
aber Il, 1860.
D. WEAVER, Cashier.
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specie.
~,.f QfIvor
Town Lots and COunl
Lands for Sale.

30 Acres per 100 Acres, per
80 Z" Z" - .....-.....70c 100 +" . - .....-.oOc
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HELmBOLn,S

GENUINE PHEPARArIoNl
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Bell. Flour IN tags s. In halfhags. s@
Old Hickory DO : 42s
Corn Neal, perbase Mixed Brza, Per 100 s " W
Delivered o en- parts e The city. oo17' 'o9S y
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In accordance with the suggestions contained in
the above circular, the Young Mems Christian As
sociation of cur city will hold Union Prayer Meet
ing this evening at the First Presbyterian Church,
commencing at O'Clock. The ministers of this city
and the members of the various churches are cor
daily invited to attend.
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LIGHT secondhand Buggy bargain vii 9s giVeabT
"A applyingt 70 az CbsTrv street,
lulys-lm
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HOOFLAND's BALSAmIC CORDIAL

Will cure standing Cold in short time Read the
following: ~ -, NM, Fob IL 1873
DR. c. NJ JAcKsoE--sr had for some time been suffering
- cold having pains through my whole system,
throat and hoAreness, when was recommended u NY
and's Bs samc Cordial accordingly procured bo1e, ana
now Enthusiastically recommend to my friends VINO may oe SIM
aTly afflicted deem it more than Justice 70 scar S
nnblic testimony 10 its virtues Respectfully your5
PupA0 '0' ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Dorad onlv nv Dr. @. NJ Jackson No AS Arch Street,
and for sale Druggist and storekePers through
Mt the limited states and Canade Price 20 cents per oot
n T WON at Louis Wholesale Agents for the West
EWTN. PFNDLEToN q Co. Nashville, Tenn, Wholesaie
- 1a,aiiad Nv 10 a. BROWN and EVANS G. W. HEN
nssSpSEoTT and WELLS 4 HOOPER, Nashville; J. b.
WITTEWs Edcefed; J. G. Do2CH, South Nashville,
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0LASSES-The receipts light this
but with OILY moderate demand prices without any
and the have amounted barey
500 bb at range 203N for inferior asrmentng, %
@33c for prime to choice.
market has bean firm with reduced stock
some O hays have sold at the advanced range for e
themes Of I3s<9l4c, including to-day Ill bags at 1916 b.
We amend our quotations follows Ordinary l3c Good Fair
l3sc Good Fair to Prime 1494l<e b. No further cargoes
have arrived from and the stock haDd is about 1850
haas AGAINST 81 $40 time last Imports the
LIST Of July 29 2s4 bags ineudne l77s coawise against
az time lasty
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CITY NOTICES.

Heads Reports.
Copies of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the LIST of September
next with the Clerks of the Supreme Court attack
SON Nashville and Knoxville the Clerk Of the Chan
cery Court at Memphis, and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court At Chattanooga.
I,,,,a IA-dtw&wtf
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Ock Farm. for sale.

a Stock FIRTH lot SHEc'
WISH tn sell the which res.de SIX miles lIo me M
Minnye on the Stage road leading to Murireesoofo' me
farm consists Of $50 acres cleared, l25 acres we'll IN heras
grass and 40 acres Clover OF the $40 acres there are
400 acres of bottom second bottom s1ds equal IN po o.
fertility to any land in this section OF the country IeIe
three springs the tract furnishing an abundance OF
year through priDgis Of free stone water ana eAhs
surpassed in point ofpurty and liner
corner the fine quarry Of lime stone rock lr
ali purposes The improvements consists OF he~ed los
ing containing six rooms ktchen cabins stao
cribs wheat house, &C. &c All information can be urslsed
\; ,.Sijnnv;iis Tenn W. s. REID.
April II. le60-Wu
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As HVILLE Fl.


moRNINe, July :, 1900.
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GROVER & BAKERS NOIsELESs
a summer CIothing.
THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL---ENLARGE
sD REFUmNISHED.

TNNHE upaersign having taken tn st. cloud Hotel, has
enlarged tally, and rcurnished it througn1u ~
he most elegant ST. viii open the house TO the pooS VI
Thursday III 5th inst o,arPp
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sUGARThe receipts continue very light, and with mode
demand nearly ali qualities prices hare been steady
ing the past week The sales have embraced some 800 hhds
market about the range Of the following quotations.
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BRoKEE AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Mnrfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank. Knoxville.
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Some OF brokers offering los for the notes
the Bank Of East Tennessee, and Exchange Bank.
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sANFORD'S
Liver InvJSOrator,

NEVER DEBILITATES.
.scou,1ouudad eutIreIV from Gum, and
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All notes of this State should Bank, Wheel
be countersigned by the State Northwestern
Officer, being then secured by Wheeling.
deposit Of State Stocks; when Southwestern
this is not done they are IN Whytheville
saIeable. Other Banks.
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AdministratOr,s Notiee.

Meury County, June 0, 'G0-d&tw2m
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RELIGIOUS Services.

Presbyterian-Liberty Street. Services ID
the morning at 102 o'clock, and evening AT
8. Pastur-Rev j. II. Symmes.
Engi,sh Lutheran-C Corner OF Baltimore and
Centre Streets. Services in the morning at
1Ol o'clock, and in the evening at o'clock.
Pastor-Rev. A. j. Weddell.
Methodist Ep,scopol- Centre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at l03 O'Clock, and II
the evening at o'clock. Pastor-fev. b.
II. Crever.
Methodist Protestant-Bedford st. Ser
vices in the morning at lOa o'clock, and III
the evening at 8 o'clock. Pastor-Rev. d.
Clay.
scopolian-Wa Washington Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10! o'clock; and in
the evening at g. Rev. DR.. Spear, Pas
/, tor.
Baptist-Bedford Street. No Pastor.
| German Luthcrdn-Bedford Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at o'clock. Pastor-Rev. +.
WASHER.
81. Patricks-Centre Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, anc vespers at 4
Pastur-Rev. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter and 81. Paul-Fayette Street.
Services in the morning at 10 O'Clock, ahc
vespers a y. Pastur-Father Seelos.
jeriM yaagogue--Baltimore Stree. Ser
vices Saturday morning at 8 O'Clock. fas
Itor-Rev. A. Laser.
Second German uhsran Church-Centr
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at q O'Clock. Paste
Rev Louis Biltz.
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Buttirul.
The Sunset Land.

Oh | dinly through the mist Of years,
That roll their dreary waves beneath,
The gorgeous Sunset Land appears,
Arrayed in hues of (adeless green,
Ard from the far-off sunny cline,
Old half-forgotten songs arise,
And stealing DER the waves of Time,
The sweetly lingering music dies.
As some bright island Of the sea,
Forever blooming ever fair;
Though cold, dark billows round it be,
Eternal sunshine hovers there.
Thus DER the silent sea Of years,
Our eager, longing looks are cast,
Where robed in fadeless spring appears,
The sunlit eden of the past.
There Memory weavcs her garlands green
Beside the lone, hope haunted shore;
And mid the Arcadian scene,
Twine flowers that bloom for us no more.
Oh! halluwed cline! hlest land of love F!
Sweet paradise of early areams'
Still through thy vale my fancies rove,
Still bask beneath thy beams.
And there they dwell-those cherished ones
With snow white brows aud waving hair
see them now-I hear their tones
o. sweetness fly along the air.
lIark how their sivery voices ring
In cadence with the winds low sight!
Not sweetcr is the wind-harps string
That makes at eve its melody.
They call to US; they wave their hands
As by the mirage lifted high
That cline in all it's beauty stands
Against the forehead OF the sky.
With wreathed brow-with laugh and sonS
With ten Ter lonks-hand clasped in han'
They move along that oye-lnkrd throng-
Within the haunted Sunset Land.
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Religious Intelligence.

TEMPORAL POWER OF THE PoPE.-Arch-
bishop Hughes preached discour6: on this
subject in New York, Sunday. He traced
the History Of the papacy in its spiritual and
temporal sides, from ths beginning till now,
alleging of course that its power proceeded
from Divine Commission to tie apostle Pe-
ter. The various grants OF Emperars &c,
to the Pnpei"m we're recaptulated to show
that the Pope has the right of s"vertilnty in
his dominints. IN concluding. he invited his
hearers to- join il an address OF pathy to
Plus TX. aud informed them that such ali af!-
drens was already drawn up for signature,
hut would not be allowed to put their names
thereto unless they would at tho sanle time
contribute some substantial reiofin the shape
of money. but such contribution much or lit
tie. Despite the sympathetic eXertlnnS OF
dageer-Jnhn however. the sceptre of tempo
raj power is being rapidly wrested from the
tenacious grip of Pins. and in a few years it
NAV be months, the world will rejoice at fair
Ital Us escape fron, the yoke whick has go
long pressed upon her lilo.
At meeting OF tho official and other uaern-
bers of the Methodist Episcopal Church 81
Kent county, held, at Chcstertown, Nd. on
the 26th, the action of the late General Con-
ference and the sentiments of the new chap
ter Introduced ly that body into the deci-
p!ue relating TO the subject Of slavery, was
promptly and unanimously repudisted and
declared tu hc Of such a character that the
meeting would not submit to it. An East
ern Shore Methodist Convention was recon-
mended to be held on the Gath.
The Rev. DR. Murray. now Gu visit te
Great Britain, has como into collision with
anti-slavery press and society there. They
accuse him of completely with slavery in Thu
country He replies that there are othe'
sins in tie world besides slavery" such a
"n,inding other pe"plea business and bearing
falso witness az ainst our brother
Rev John Chambers, residing in Moutgnm
ory county, n. c., was shot and Instant.
hilet. by one of his negroes, on the 2Sa ult.
willie in tho act of passing through Ills gat
into the yard of his dwelling.
rH Rev Timothy E O'Toole. pastor of 81
Patricks, in Washington city, has been ap
pointed by Archbishop Hughes to tie churc
. ct the Nativity 10 New York city
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THURSDAY MORNING, July u, 1860.

they soon contrived t" make him ashamed OF
his gond resolution He j"ircd them again,
and resumed Lis former course of HE; ahd
when the an, nal >aturnalia came round he
T. und h n,self with his glass in hand at the
talle; VIXEN II President, rising to make
the a customed speech, began with saying:
Gentlemen. this is leap year, it is a year and
a day since our last anniversary &c. Ihe
words struck upon the young mans ear like
a knell Int ashamed to expose his weak
ness to the icers Of comrades. he set dut the
feast. plying himself with wine even more
literally than usual, in order to drown his
intrusive thoughts; till in the gloom of a
winters morning he mounted his horse to ride
home.
Some hours afterward, the horse was found
with his saddle and hridle on quietly grazing
by the roadside. about half way between the
city and BIS house, whilst few yarfs
of lay the corpse Of his master.
This is true story. and no fiction the
circumstances happened as here related. AT
account of it was published at the time, hu
the copies were bought up by the family
Two or three however. were preserved, an'
the narrative reprinted.
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Life ThOughts.'

The following is an extract from late dis
cnurse i,y Mr.. Brrcher:
Il hupe that those old water-'ogeed saints
Il at died soaking in damp stone cells were
taken to heaven. They had hell enough on
earth, and 1t would lie pIty for them to have
"A continuation ut it il, the other world 4; hut
.! think they were the poorest OF all human
cnmprditit9s ever taken IL!
when God wanted sl"ngcs and oysters,
he made them, and put "iie "i rock and the
,ther in the mud. Wien he made man, He
did MAKE. lin with feet and hands, and head,
and heart, and with vital blood, and place
to use them, and sa id t" him Col work.
But l tell you. il man ID come to that
point where lie is content, he ought to he put
in his coffin, for Il COT tented hive man ID a
sham? II IA man has come to that state III
which lie says. Il do not want to knew any
more, or lie any more he is in a state III
which he ought to lie changed to mummy
OF all these things, munmies is tne most hid
enus +: and of muu,mics, those are the m"sl
Lideuus th At are summing about the streete and
talkingl'
Men that have wealth and do not Sno"
what to do with it, are the most miserable
men out of hell---and they ought t" bt !