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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28

MAN D-A stuation as TRAVELINu
w AGENT by man who has bad number Q, y,n y AT,
renoa we'll acquainted in the Middle aaa n"snarsa 10
o. this State and In most parts Of Pennsl ,, ,sfr-
travel By private or public Conveyance 80 Cowlss
-ncr ely.n and r-ouirrd Addess H. O A. 0"'' ~'
Nos. 40 and 20 wakerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-28

We havc had advance orders for weeks and II il only
sOu that our supply enables to begin 10 advertise it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

This is an appeal by the State from judgment
of the Circuit Court Of Claiborne quasng an indct
mcnt against the defendant for an assault and bate
ry upon the ground that there was no entry upon
the minutes showing that the indictment had been
returned into the Court By the grand jury.
The motion made at the next term, after the
Indictment was found and before trial
The Court is not bound TO quash an indict-
ment or pTesentmeut at I'll, but may at discre-
ton have the party to demur OF plead in abate-
ment. Meigs r.. 1872, Chit c. L., 299; Dew and
Bat. 1875
But perhaps, the Court may quash in a proper
case, without putting the defendant to his plea,
or demurrer, for the same matter. Admitting
that TO be so, is the ground sufficient in this
case?
In Chappell Vs. The State, s Yerg, I66, case
Of petit hTcau, the Court arrested the judgment
because there was no record evidence that the
Indictment had been returned into court by
the grand jury. In Bevms VS.. The State,
Meigs r.. 81, in a case of assault and battery,
this case is recognised as law; but 1t is SAID
that it goes to the verge of the law, and is
doubted in q note by the reporter. In Henry VS..
The State, Hum 272, the previous cases are ad-
hered to as the settled law Of the Court" In ell
these cases the objection taken after the trial
BY the act Of 1852 carried into the Code sec 5242
the law on that point changed, and the objec-
ton obYiated, after trial and conviction. The Le-
gislatuTe went no further than TO provide for the
case decided by the courts. Ii has never been de-
cided that tins omission of the Clerk can be made
available in any mode by a defendant before trial
The question is new in that aspect The Indictment
is signed by the officer of the State endorsed "a true
bill by the foreman of the grand Jury by his official
signature and is placed upon the docket for trial.
1t savors of form more than substance to make It
material that entry should be made by the Clerk
that it was returned into court How else could it
be placed on the docket? But this should be done
to make the record perfect Yet the difficulty may
be removed by ordering an entry to be made upon
the minutes at the Time if it be brought to the
tce of the court at the same term but, if at the
following term as in this, instead of sustaining the
motion to quash the court should have ordered the
entry to be made, RlGHc pro tmc.
Let the Judgment be reversed and the case re-
manded for trial. CARUTHERS.
\ true copy. Test: c. W. NELSON, Clerk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

NAsFfE1H AID CHATrANo0GA RAILnoAn.
Leave Nashville at l0i. a. ms and st s, D. IN.
Arrive at III 8. M and . p. ID.
lbo.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis
except The train leaving Nashville Saturday
NIGHT
The night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanoOga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and GeorgiE road.
Both trains connect at ChattanoQaa with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road
both trains connect at Nartraee with trains
on the Shelbyyilie branch.
TThe dav train from Nashville connects at Iul-
lahoma with the train on the McAinHyille and
Manchester road.
rThe dav train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains on the Winchester aud
Alabama road for Salem and Faye.teviIle.l
TFNxFssEE AND AIABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville az : a. m, and 2;55 p. H.
Arrive at 81, a. M, and 6:20, p. "a
LoufsFHIE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
leave Nashville at 7:l8 a. M, and 2.39 p. M THE
morning train carries the mail
Arrive az 3.37. O. m. and $50, p IN. 1.-THE evening
train brings the mail
Es1GEFTI.D AID KENTUCKY RAILROAD;
Leave Nashville at 2, p. m.
Arrive at 10 a. m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
For Revenne ColIeeter.


We authorized announce VIZ B. You've, Of Whites
creEss candidate State and County Revenue Collector
for Davidson county, at the ensuing March election.
j-n5-Ht
weare authorized to J. R. DRAKE candidate
or State County Collector Davidson county
| tn ensuing March election ian3-tda
authorized and requested E. D. WmT-
candidate for Revenue Collector Davidson
ty at the ensuing Msrcb election. jan3-te
We are authorized to announce JAMES PAY as candae for
and Comfy Revenue Collector Davidson county,
at the ensuing March election. jan3-df
We arc authorized requested to announce JSo A Mus
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson county
ensuing March election. dec3O dRtdp
We are authorized to announce JoEL A. BATTLE as cand
for State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
county. janl-te.
authorized oUIScE c. DEGRovE can.
ddats for State and County Revenue COllesr fer Davidson
county. dsc3-se
We authorized to JoS candidate
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, the ensuing March
elections.
We authorized announce P. FORT candidate
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, the ensuing March
election. [Dee2O-tde-P B
We authorized announce Acrox You've candidate
for State and County Revenue Collector Davidson county
the ensuing March election. tide
We authorized to ". E. CARTWRIsHT
didate and County Davidson
County. the ensuing March election. dec2l-tds
We authorized and requested to ROBERT Pow
as candidate Revenue Collector for Davidson County
the ensuing March election. dec2l-tds
authorized requested announce ANDREW GREGo
RI as candidate Tax Collector for the county Of Davidson
ct the ensuing March election.
Dec27-tdet
We are authorized to announce A. J. RAMSEY, as cand
date o7 State and County Revenue Collector Davidson
ty, at the ensuing March election.
deca4-ta
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
CITY NOTICES.

The vesper Gas Lamp.

The VesPer Gas Lamp.
We beg to express our sincere regret at the sad
catastrophe which has desolated the home ofan esti
mable citizen and our heartfelt sympathy with him
on his sudden and unlocked for bereavment We al
lude to the explosion Of can of the Naphth used IN
the Vesper Lamp and in the DEATH in consequence
Of Mrs. KERR.
The can, we understand, loaS placed near tie fire
and portion Of the oil-wHlch is very volatile
was converted by the heat into the vapor. This by
its expansive force, burst the caa, which was close
vessel; and of course the fluid ignted by the fire,
was thrown in all directions.
We have always cautioned purchasers not to fill
the lamp while it was burning and to avoid prox-
inity to lighted bodies while pouring out the oil
This is pure hydro-carbon, highly infammabls
and hence its value as source of artificial light.
Any other vapor or any gas. will by its expansive
fOrce-ike that Of steam burst a vessel not strong
enough to resist that force but the liquid Itself is
not eTplosiDs and if our cautions are Observed rS
possible danger can arise from its use.
We take great pleasure in acknowledging our OBJ
legations to this community for the readiness with
which they have availed themselves Of an oppor-
tunity Of securing this valuable light; and trust that
hesitation will arise on the part Of those who
need it, because Of the distressing event above men
toned. So far as we are informed, this is the first
accident that has attended the use Of this oil but
any other volatile and inaammable liquid treated in
the same manner, would have produced a similar
result. THos. II. TAYLOR & Co.
Nashville, Jan. 9. 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

r|unsDAT moHsIae, JANUARY ., 800.


THg GERMAN YAtmEs were on parade yesterday
making decidedly handsome and military appear
ance. This company is IN fourishing condition
and we hope wilt long continue to be what it now
is. one OF the brightest ornaments Of the city.
TINS Rock CRY GUARDS were also ont. yesterday ii
homer OF the ever memorable sth Although but
recently organized, this company exhibit O know
ledge Of military tactics that would do credit ID
old soldiers" Their fatigue uniform is sufficient
ly elegant for parade dress At four O'Clock IN the
afternoon, they marched to the residence Of their
Captain, r. C. FOSTER where they partook freely Of
the good things from ss'dr the salt water and oUer
the salt water, to-wit. oysters and champagne.
We were there by invitation and found in atten-
dance several others Of the editorial fraternity
Among other distinguished guests was His Excel
lency, Gov. HARRE. About the time Of our arrival,
the oysters gOfhot and went down" cham
payne bottle burstel struck Us Just beiol7 The nose
and wet us al ihe way down. Inside. Thus matters
progressed Several speeches were made and several
patriotic sentiments offered; all Of which were
very good, BUT none of which we distinctly remem-
ber The oysters were conquered everybody got
them down; but the champagne was victorious
although at one time it appeared that it would be
sloalol,ea D yet in the end got nearly every body
down. About sunset the military were again,called
to arms. They performed several evolutious, and
sge performed several revolutions. They marched
out into the middle Of the street, and we backed the
Captains house. The officer in command made
remark and the company fired, either at us or the
house. Very bad treatment to Capt FOSTER and
hs guest The house stood and so did we. The
niitary retired aud very soon thereafter we might
have been seen on our 'oinding way. We got safely
10 the UNION Block but found, very much to our
that the crooked stairs behind seemed
10 have been moved in front for our especial bene
it In conclusion all we have to say is, Heres to
he military and if Capt FosTEE ever gives another
Inner, may this civilian be on hand.1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

49, Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank pill be
ede II Tuion Rank Tsrneezeo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
GAIT HOUSE,
FnurESvrFrHE

yyyHE Propristors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing fol
barge increase fravel from the opening Of the Louisville
AMI Nashville Railroad, enlarged he Hotel to douhe IL
former c acy, with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c
The public may rely that the wellcanei reputation Of tbs
Gaur H0usE, strictly FIRST class Hotel, shall be maintained
This House conveniently located for travel East OF west
as the Louisville Office Jacksonville Railroad having di
rect railroad connections all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing Of he United States Nail Line Steamers Tor Cncn
natl and the East, within a square Of the loel
= Baggage checked in the Gait House 10 all .he principal
points, North, East and West. .
lLFS Time from Louisville 20 New York 81 hours
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

FEHOSE WHO WISH THE GENUINE
\ French soi Hat, should call at
noTls WATERFIELD a WALKERS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

~ A word IF Warming
SSSss There nothing despieabe than stealing
he reputation OF reliable sree impose upon community
Inferior worthless and yet done FIFTEEN
years ago Hsimseet Co introduced Restorative
Of Inmable Hair Cooring." Its wonderful
oraye properties made Immediately popular grey and
bald heads LIE 70 become thing the past when
by flooded with limitations the OF which was only
useless absolutely Injurious TAe original TrepaoR Is
ascffc combination made with oil and su atng spirits,
aEorug an agreeable wash while all limitations are
with WATER making the hair hars dry zzy requr-
ing after dries, the OF oil wash make it deceny.
We would therefore buy nothing the
original Lifable Rlir Coloriag Restorative,
reliable -7foy Hhig.
Price hfty cents a bottle. Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN & CO.. Proprictars, Troy, Ny.
Janl dt&BIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
CANDIDATES.


wesrs aulhoriuedto announce wa G. BRIEE candidate
Ger Attorney Genealof 9th Judicial Circuit ebzaeng the
csunes0g Sumner, Williamson ara Davidson Election next
Hay. oss I'd
We authorized 70 announce CART A. HARRIS. Of VIII
hanson couaty as candidate Attorney General the ju
dsal Circuit composed Of counties OF Williamson Davidson
ana sumner 0sEl4-tds
SUMNER as candidate for Attorney General Of this (e 9lh)
Judicial circu orpOssd Of the counties Of Williamson, David
sen and sur-rT
We authorized to JAS. 3. RAIEEs, Ess
eandda;eor the es Of Attorney General Tor the Ninth Judi
ca Crcu composed Of the coapes Of Williamson, suunIr
end Davidson Eieotonin May, 1860.
Wear ouhored s. L. FINLEY, Of Davidson
eoan,y asa candidate Attorney General Of the Oh gadicia
Cifcuu. Election, May 1850
ocl9, ag4s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
MurrreesBOrO Military Academy.
Captain WI J. DAVIS. lB-..,
Lieutenant W. N. DWIGHT. IIiio pans

~
Lieutenant W. N. DWIGHT Principals
FFNuIS Institution has heretofore been conducted the Aca
dsmc Building, opposite The SoUle Female College
creased appcaoR from in Tennessee and ot
States has rendered t necessary 20 erect barracks for the
Gommodaton 81 the Students and for the thorough
orcement Of the system This plan that OF the State Military
Academies OF South Carolina aud Nirgnacombning sys-
TEN OF rigid military discipline, with complete literary and
scientific Of uus. The Principals thus enabled
exercise control az al houIs- the Students amounting to
almost total secusion- ID toi. regularity, and punctuR,
ensured In the Recitation ard elsewhere While adii-
ton the advantages Of other systems Of education,
thorough knowege the different schools Of Military Tac
derived both from the text and the dhch last suhssrves
the requ Of physical training and ESSENTIAL
70 the students.
GYMNASIUM viii be connected With the Academy and the
personal attention Of The Principals will proper
In lis respective departments.
Their Lltc1nsstiug OF thirteen and quarter
edately without the corporation hgalthful eligible
cay Their Barracks VII in short time be ready for occupa
ton Application must he made az early date.
Terms per y care $4,000 hundred dollars, in
elusiye Of Tuol Board, Lights and Fuel, payable
four insa nts, viz February May i5 September st,
December lEt, OF each year.
For further Information apply the Principals Murfreeboro,
Tenn. WM. J. DAVIS, , a. - ,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
REFERENUES:

Gen JAMES JONES, Columbia, South Carolina
GOV. GIsr Union, do do
Gen. DAVID +. JANsoE, erangeburg, South CaTonG,
* Gov. j. n. MEANS, Buckhead, do do
Col. J. d. WILSON Society Hill, Darlington District, s. c.
Gen g. Duunovant Ad and Inspector General,
Ninety Six, South Carolina
The Ocs and Professors Of The Citadel and Arsenal State
Military Academies at Charleston and Columbia, South Carolina
noYs-dlaw-twtf
Nashville Banner, Memphis Appeal. Memphis Enquirer,
Knoxville Whig Louisville Journal insert each week
daily and every issue Of tweky, until further notice.
Forward account 10 Principals when due.
Raud n.per containing advert seuent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
For CrlsninaI Uourt clerk,

We arc Authorized to announce CHARLES III. HAYS asa
candidate Tor Criminal Clerk al the ensuing aroh cleo
ton. dectE-td
authorized announce cHA L. DIoeoE a oaadi.
date for Criminal Court Clerk. ulys-td
We authorised announce r. r. PrTuscS esndi-
dale Cor oekoi Criminal Court Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. may25-d
We authorized to announce JsHS sHAhE, Eqr acandi
date rssiscon to the Office Of Criminal Court osrkat the
next March erection.
We authorized to announce RBT. CAMPBELL as eand
date for Criminal Court Clerk at tho ensuing March election
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

We are authorized announce WM JAsrER TAYLOR as
candidate for County Trustee for Davidson county the ensuing
March election. janlt-et
Wsare authorized FHOs. =. SAUNDERS can
dae for the Office Of couney Trustee for Davidson county
tie election to he held f, March. 1860. APPS
We authorized 10 IsHAM CLARK a candi-
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
sug27-td
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT, q
eanddats for County Trustee Of Davidson county, the
March election issp2-td'
the oce County Trustee, OF Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. oct5-sd
We authorized 70 announce JNo ". MARTIN .
ddate fer County Trustee ensuing March election.
oct1l-dtd.
candidate FOR County Trustee Of Davidson county ensuing
March eectInn. ocrlI-dia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

NV YORK. Jan. 9-Evenng-Coton dull. Sales 500 bales
MddIirg Upland lI1S Molassss: Orleans auction 50 old
| crop 35g3g3z sugarfrm, outa 7l[972(.
CncISNATI Jan Flour steady 3O95.4O Whisky 2l9
az. Mess Pork held at 1855 Corn 55a56.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part Of the
globe, IS the consequence Of diseased action in the
system, induced BY the poisonous masm Of vegetable
decay. This exhaaton IS evolved by the action Of solar
heat wet soil, and rises with the watery vapor from
IT, While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the earths surface and the virus is taken
with it through the lunss into the blood. Thsre il acts
irritating poison the internal viscera and
eretng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails 20 secree only this virus, but also the bile
from the blood Foh the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sypatize with the liver, and become dsorsred also.
Finally rhe instinct Of organism, as i in attempt
to expel the noxi0us infusion, concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal excreoes to force
them cast it cut The blood leaves the surface and
rushcs 70 the central organs with eongestVe violence.
This is the chill But in this effort It fails Then tie
FErTE follows, in which the blood leaves the central
osns and rushes 70 the surface, if in another effort
70 epe the irritating poison through that ether great
excreo1g-the skin. In this also it falls and the sys
ten abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits OF T lruxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder VIII Of
dermine the health il it Is not removed
We have labOred 10 find and have r1und an an6dOte,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

CHARLESTON. Jan There improved demand IL the
this forenoon but quotations unchanged. The
slies ,40J bales.
NOBLE G-sae Of Cotton dav 200 bales; Mi5dlngs
closed 9Iocts sales Of the week . 500 bales and
ceips for the 3f55j, agsinst 81 haes The in
bales the stock 22Ge The total
value Of the exports for the week $50 and the total
psr Of the NORTH value, IS s545555 The total exports
The quarter value S5s so. Frrghts Cotton
t. Liverpool l532i9H3h Exchange New York cent
discount and Sterling Exchange l973E cent premium
NOZZLE Jan 7-Sales Cotton day 5000 bales The
market was quiet. Middirgs at IO1l9 iO5S cents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10

Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy Valley Whisky it is sold by the bottle and inease
only WIN. II: DAILY,
70 South William Street, New York,
er1I-lq, 30 Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-10
ROOTS, .BARKS AND LEAVES,
*
NauseOuS Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals

ENTE the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from Nature
Remedsone which will speedily and permanently cure
the compounds heretofore used, with all their
deating eject together with the lOahsome diseases
many times following the Of Mineral POisons
The Cherokee Reme1y is Natures Specific for Gouor
rea, Geet Gravel Structure Fu0T Albus whites in Femae
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
natural laws after all other Preparations have failed and some
OF Heavens best meres to offending mani Instances co1d be
produced Of its elects which wo-id stagger creduy
The preparations heretofore USED have failed; but
this has instance been known TO fail. Hapniy for
mankind, the Governor Of the world is Father who act, not
to kill, but 20 cure.
In mercy has appoint Medicine for there dreadful diseases,
which when taken, quickly dies to all parts Of the SYSTEM attacks
disease every post and with fidelity and courage uly
admirable Civ uutit las completely expelled it
from the body AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health and vigor.
This Bemey strikes at the very root Of the disease its ten
dency not simply to suspend the poison but to remove the
cause which it depends.
Il , And Whist ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire alb.
senoe Of all taste smell It lay in the count
ing toilet table without being suspected
Remedy" for secret diseases.
tTease Yeaeal diseases, with full objections for ter
permanent cure accompany each bottle
IT Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers il medi
cines. POTTER & MEkWINs Sole Proprietors,
ST. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville wholesale by Berry Demove and EW
ing & Pende.on; at retail by Eendsrshot and all Drug.
gists everywhere dec4-dtwS ly-insde