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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-07
KENTUCKY TESTIMONIALS.
ON His Rxoeency Gov c. s. Morehead and ThOs S. Page
go. State Auditor.

FROM his ENCeency, oof y. .. A1oi1l-A4 4-e -- -
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ H. sETTLE EsQ LOUISVILLE, KTDeaT Sir; we Raw
b and axe using your Vesper Cas- and ere perfectly sats
fed with uuity. II gives soft brilliant and betnl gns
and is uesct1 from explosion 1t s very cheap arc
economical in its use and Of far less cost than any oh
light We satisfied that it viii be adopted by al person.
Who have not the opportunity Of obtaining aid aso to Who
gas is accessible and with whom cheapness in the original outlay
for fixtures continual expense Of burning an oc
vorrs 6.c C S MORKHEAD.
TaOs PA0E
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TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly tested the mer
its Of the Vesper Gas Air Light, pronounce i the best ane
beane g now known. Numberless testimonials are being
received daily ou qusrer youch2g for the excellence
this light few Of which are given below
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sEWINGM MACHINES
IS rRE cHAmPIONsHIPs

aasunivsrsay taken the hrt premium at all the As''
Industrial and ofhsr EaiEs in the country. As aniy
pe and Tor manufacturing the range Of purpose and
sl IT has been decided years ago ty competent judges and
experts hs testimony Of one else as to the n 0'
chine amounts to nothipg9 to be pre-eminsnsy the anu
fact, now Psrises the ne plus ultra Of se'iDg aA'in's
These are no s words In proof that they are not We 'i''
sbe combined Sewing Machine frrsrnity to test by an actual
demonstration before capable and disintsres'ed Witnesses Ihs
Wheeler Wilson wears the belt ofhOnOr by virtue Of victories
Won on every far aeld Of sight Rob US ,ye vhooan'
PARSONS q CO., Agents.
s,s-akvim Over John York a Co., Union Street.
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A NEW hook ron Law FORMS
agistrate's Guid,

Containing all the common the powers and duties
Magistrates Consable and Coroner and all criminal and cyi
forms necessary FOR the use o officers with
Foss Saie bv JOHN YORK & CO.
i.rql No 3S, Union Street
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wTRsTERDAY morning. Laay'S Soi1 -, = 4 ,t y, =,
vitb ne 1ar1s Of Edward harrai Bra strse
- ths ~ Q90s 1sdsa Sold Chain, Locket hey ana fn
we're attsehsd The watch vas io On ne fasie Z o 10
It's vicinity. The ander VII ae slls's -'s -N
st tie Bookstore, No.4, CoLlasssirest'
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ECLLPSE MILLS
rur7 ravRGEST AND BEST IN THE UNI
nm ~, aTES. FoR SALE.

THE LARGEST AND f3t1s- ~ : -
TED ST ATES, FOR SALE
r. rsr7 sll he mills and land attached, containing 4le
acres stuatfd Christian county, ~ eIoe- s;-- =
ECLIPsE kIII6 all nov in eTelallon anu IL ;Dg - In sr13
or5er t nv machinery and fixtures ana every lns
nee 5 for ne msnuiacture Of four andis capable o.
- fr Ia t5 900 barrels Of -four per day. besides
- 1E ~ ~ f-- ~ saw mill Mil house, dam and
forebsv Re an new and Of the best kind The MIN E
and WsI built six stories hga-ano mas
POUR PAIRS OF MILL d HASs'
ss for wheat and oe Cor corn. The machinery is new ana o
tl noe irrro5 ebarcer The Saw Mill is in first rate order
@ - anew These mills located on Little river twelve
miles south west Of Hopknsyle within oneouh OF le o.
- onsIle and Linton turnpike, and sixteen miles rom
Linton on Cumberland river, twenty miles
twenty miles from Csrksvlle, Tenn ana IN lne Z o ~
he 6e rcuItural region the Western country hee an
abundant supply Of wheat can always be onanea 1 - % %
made atthese mills has always ranked IN the h lu Al %
New Orleans and These mills repropeea Uy
Never Failing water Power
one Of e very in the whole Western country Le lana 5
d can Be divided into good farms The dwellings and
out houses-ncudng millers house, bacs ssmin nos, cooper
shsp, stoTshouse, barns, ana other @ o dob Ii
III ne Is and land together the mills with su1oey oi
he land and buildings attached for prosecution q the bust
interest in the mills, may be desired The su1eoeE ell
be pleased 70 show property one who may ca on %
a. esnr esru Information terms address hn oy
letter. at NeWsead Postohioe Christian county ny ~,
He refers Messrs Moore Van Cullen or See %
4 CO. Commission Merchants, New 0rlesDs ? 4 II shTy-
ock Saint Lous;J KnCaid Cincinnati or to james suck
Jud of e Court Of Appeals Bevill, Clerk OF the Court
Of Appeals; Robert Fg1son Co1rtand' Aa Q0fRsl s @
say TazveIl county II;W McNair Architect montgomery
c0Uuty, Tenn; FoWter, Machinis titlselis,
William Brown, Representative Of christian county, "
Frankfort. - Ar.
18th day OF March next. - ,,,,,,-zpu
febS-dtllmsrll dOohIh a. DLA1 1A''
NEW FIRM,
TE the undersigned, having entered into partnership have
w lust fitted up opened the store donig NJ. q l. ?.
Ceathns Church street. just below the fostoce Mefe We
viii Keep constantly hand extensive assortment OF
Choice and Plain Groceries and Liquors.
i, ,s. %, country proiuoe &C. To which we invite city
and county trade. ,.,,.,- ,,,rroy-,- T. oo
TIME highest market prices paid at all times for M
Sod late Red Irish Potatoes Corn, sheec and IN he ear
Oats Bscon Lad, Feathers, Ginseng BeesNaX Se gss
80 8,t.- 80 D-is5 Frrft bv DORAAN, CALHOUN & co.
A ~ g-,o,ev;es ~ DORMAN, CALHOUN & co
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STAR AND DADAmANTINE CANDLES.

JHE attention Of the public invited A the fact that most
Of the Star and Adamantine Candles offered for sale are
Deficient in Weight.
So that what is sd for pound actually weighs but IA OF -
ounces and packages marked 40 lbs TAU snort t"o e anu
even five pounds to the box.
Many Candles really to the pound, are branded
and sold SKIES making difference against The CONSUMER OF
five pounds the The variation usually made IN the p
is not pToporoned this difference, the following statement
shows:
Box seveus contains 247 Candles and is sold for 5 bs
which is the actual weight -
Of II 0r' Short Wight sixe5 contains only SlO
Candles the sevens, and is sold Tor fOlos
supposng the price Of the former to be 9 cents and the latter
Is cents there will Of twenty cPns in price, and
seven Candles in per box in favor Of the full weight
Candle retailers and and this will be increased nVe
cents per box for every cent advance in price
The subscribers have always lhade theis Candles iul sl
the pound, and rked packages st the real weight
which nav be ascerned By testing As their experiences
in m business enables them to article equal n quality t
y in the Market they solicit the patronage Of purchasers Tc
desire 10 study their own interest the time,
eoursgs e5rrsct dealing PROCTER q GAMBLE,
febt7-d&-w3m CinclanAtl-
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gB@as@@@ M I u u ID
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
yVVER INMATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimoreon the East and Wheeling, BenwoOd, and Park
e-sburg West which places une With Railroads.
s.eame-s, Sc for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Two Trains leave Wheeling daily at 1885 P. NJ, and
One Train leaves Parkersburg daily att 90 P. NJ.
Direct connections made by these trains.
For all the Eastern Cities.
Thisis the only route to Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
e Yo and Boston, the cost Of Boston alone By
other lines.
Through Tickets to cities be procured via
Washington City at an additional charge Of 81 W.
Time as quick and fa-e low by any ether route.
Inquire for tickets the Baltimore and Ohio RalhOcd, az
any Of the principal Railroad Offices in the West
K +. FULLER, Genl Western Agent.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
W. p. SMITH, Master transportation. lteb5
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HOSIERY.

40 Dozen white and coored Corses; 100 dozen white
FNftI and coored BodicJs UoOpskirts from NSO
& 10 dszen Skirt Supporters receive and for sale by
6bT5 JAS. LOW g. co Louisville, KY.
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NAsHvIELE AND CHATTANOOGA r.. n.
8 M
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1S6Os
Double Daily Passenger TrainI East West viii
follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 40 A n and 3PM
Arrive at Chattanooga N aaieAM H.
CO8INd WEST

Ii rail connection and shortest 20 Boston, New York
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmon'
Petersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery Menu his, New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Rsroad, and st Chatnooga with Trains
Tennessee and Georgia and Wescrn and ksntc Railroads
Through Tickets may had any hour application e
Ticket Agent ocs s Depot, to the following places and
al the following prices, viz: ~
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CUmRERLAND COAL.

ryHE Nashville Coal Company viii from this date oBel
their superior Coal at Is and 20 cents per bushel from tn
once on Cherry street, between Union snd Church
rnh5
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His Sequel and Companion 10
@L'AmOuF."
Translated from early sheets BY DIX. J. W. PALMER,
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THE LONDON SATURDAY REVIEW.
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he human mind is being brought into suheeon to the IN
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Nashville Building Association,
SALE OF LOTS.

10y virtue OF Mortgage executed by Lanier to the Mash
Vile Building Association recorded in the ohce OF me
Register Of Davidson county in Book No 20 PAGE 250 snail
proceed SELL Saturday, the 10Th day Of March, e6 to e
brbt bidder for cash the property described said deed viz
one being lot No Is in WnstOns, &c plans OF ots
fronting A. feet Maple street, running back los feet TO
ter tv foot sle being the same conveyed said Lanier BY
dee registered Registers Office Of Davidson county N
Book NO s pages 56 500. Also lots No 10 and j., IN
Lewis LaneTs plan lots and bounded follows beginning
at the north corner OF lot No in said plan, Pearl street, run
ming northwardy with Pearl 81 feet thence east
war y parallel with Carroll street 16D feet 70 Az foot alley
thence southwsrdy with said alley & feet or less thence
at right angles Eestwardy $50 feet 70 the beginning being the
same conveyed said B. Lanier by Lloyd A Laner by deco
registered in Registers Office Of Davidson county in BOOK
No 49, page For further PARTICULAR, reference IS made 70
the several coaveyances Of said Motgsged premises
The title to the property believed to be good with
right Of redemption waived in the Mortgage % hs NASHVILLE
Building Associations will only convey such title as Is
''-''1 - CHARLES A. FULLER,
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NEW FIRM.

TIME hi est market prices will be paid at all times for m
Sod late Red Irish Potatoes Corn, shelled and IN the ear
Oats Bscon Lad Feathers Ginseng BeesEaNl Seee Eggs
Batter and Dried Fruit BY DOhMAN' OALiOO-' @ w.
Ii kinds Of country produce taken At an times in exchange
N - -G-.-s-;ss ~ DORMAN, CALHOUN & CO
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r.. C. M'NAIRY & CO..
RECEIVING BY EVERY TRAIN
MANY NEW GOODS!
GAIL AND SEE THEIR DISPLAY

SILKS, LACES AND EHEBROIDERIES,
Thread Lace CoFsurs; BRUSSELS and Point Lsee Bsr-
Thread Lace Falls; tnas
Colored Gupur Falls Brussels and Point Lace OaPes
Colorcd and BackBerege Falls Full Sets Embroidered Jacone
ALERAKDERS KID GLOTESl
And every description Of Ladies garments N Jaeonel ahe
Linen, beautifully mbroidered.
Our BARGAIb COEVTERis added to dAiy Of such things
as we are anxious TO get clear Of
n We will wait upon friends in ieE days win Cur
usual spring catalogue. K q MoNAlhA q w.
febS
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sIanny's combined BeapeF and
Mower,

mower
ENTTTH WOODS IMPROVEMENT su-Thia
w celebrated achine ecsved the first premium OF Grand
4oID MKbAL bestcombed Reapng and Moving
at the great United States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville
Ky September, 1857 The trial Of Syracuse New
York in July where all the pr pal Machines in the United
States tested The committee made their awards
through Marshal P wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, st Louisville Ky.
received the best Reaper, and as the best
Mower before two separate committees, appointed by the PTes'
dent Of Davidson County Agricultural Society," at Nashville
In july 1857 over Of the machines in use in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Msndtna
during the season, every Machinein America
The shove machines for sale BY the undersigaed
B. +. OHEATHAM,
General Agent FOR the State.
FISHER, WHEELES & CO.,
fsbgJ-dAvtf Naahville. Te-s.
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From n. D. Gross, Nashville

From n. D. Gross, Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec L, 1859
essrs T. H TAYLOR a. Col have had in for about six
months past your Yesper Gas Lights and It gives me
great pleasure that regardt as Tar superior TO any ot
er portable light that have met with
Issmplcy arrangement, freedom from danger o. expo
sion. cleanliness and seadness, and purity Of light are qua
~ a must recommend to any one will try it. Il gives
light which be equal in brancy to the ordinary
/ gas light. Very respectfully, n D. CAoss
These are only very the testimonials have Call
and for YOURSELF No, AZ Coonade Budngs Cnerry
/ street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS h IA1LOh q Cc.
OMerchants the the country expressly invited 70
give US call wish establish agencies throughout the
| Stste Liam ST
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Carpet Bags,

large line of Tapestry, Brussels and Felt Gothic
Bags.
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- BARRELS strictly choice Neshannoeh Potato
= - - - 81 NIZELL, HOOPER q CO
F-tIs Nos 6 and Market street,
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's elegant travelling Trunks;
also common packing Trunks in great variety.
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Hnn BUSHELS Canada Black SEED Oas ana 'Oo uusieI
sNNENE Michigan White Seed Oais
10 N''i'0 " MIZELI,, HOOPER co.
vts Ncs 6 and Market street.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
OLe Square, year. s9aEaeh additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOF, viii be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
ONE per Square for the s and FrT oEs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published both the Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily races with half the weekly rates
added.
7Gnsisnt Advertisements ss Be paid or at tss time Of
Insertion.
To COrrespOndsn
It viii great trouble friends
in writing u.s. will bean in mird the following rules:
Always give the date Post Once county and State in the body
Of your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed from ece to another, give
both Offices in full
If you other matters, write separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet,
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and subjects may Of information interest 70 the public
Anonymous communications ofWhateyer character win receive
tsention
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the pape=
We canuot undertake return rejected communications
All letters on should be directed Messs J.
GRIFFITH Co.. and not personally to either Of the Pro
prietors
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From SeahuTy & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Tesper brilliant and beautiful hgh that s
cheap and portable perfectly safe The construction OF the
Vcsper Burner and retOrt is perfectly simple, ut II can
not get out Of order, it explode
Tie management Of the buTner is easily understood ana re-
qures little attention to keep clean anc IN good order
sp ordinary gas fixtures The light produced by the YespeI
Gas consider fully equal in every respect to any other kind
Of Gas light JOHN n sEABlAf'
7. J. SEABURY,
H S: PEACH.
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NEW ADVANCEMENT
The southern Express Company.

The Southern Express Company.
TgNIIE undersigned respectfully give notice that they have
tered into CO partnership, under the and firm
The southern Express Company, for the trans
action Of General Express and Commission Business and
made arrangements with the Edgefed and Kentucky Tennessee
and Alabama and Central Southern Rairold Comuanie to
Messengers daily these Roads are now prepared
rr goods an stations the named Railroads in
ae Of special Messengers at low Their Messengers
are provided Iron Safes for the safe transmission Of money,
Ir and other yalUables Bills, drafts collected
and prompt returns made -
Ofice az RAINS & BROWNS Drug store, No. l9 Public
srars JAMES GLOVER,
/ Nt A. X. HOLT,
LATE of Adams FNrress Co4nuaDv
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sTETNwAY PIANO.

II HAVE just received and offer for SALE very 6ne Octave
steinFay Piano, belonging to gentleman in need oi me
UAsH The Ladies', heads Of Semiusres Teachers ana ANA
tsurs, are invited to call and try it. - ,-
fstss2 Music Dealer IS Union Street
LIKELY NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.
ryr ;i1 ..,l an 1i,s-.i ,,-7,s bright HEulatt0 Mans
w about 80 years old sound and healthy, q g9S : g
faithful anu trusty. oN
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charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
IYPRFss Freight Trains ona the roads On and after the
X Ssff nsralr, 1852 through rates from New York TO
Nashville
r., rI r 100 Is 81 ca Third Glass; per JOG lbs 81 l6
S.s.-S CIess 40 ] IS Fourth Glass, do 20
Hats Caps and BOnnets, .
Time from Savannah Charleston to Nashville three, three
and q half and four days - q.
and nine days.
Intervening ssshs cause the above variations IN time
freight trains are run on sunday three lines
NJ efertirns h ce or snow vercharges and damages lex
cent DAMAGE occurring al seal promptly adjusted by the Nash
'lie iecs5. sl5 pET c W A NDE RsON
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From Mr. Alexander Fall, Nashville.

Ma THoHss TAYL0R-Dear Sir: have been using the Yes
per Gas Lamp sold by you since September last and am per-
tlv satisfied that is Of the most economical not, TIL
moseconomicaI as we'll brilliant lights that can be had
is easily managed, and L, Uuheststngy, recommend 10 al
out Of the reach Of gas. ALEXANDER fALL-