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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-11

A THRIVING SWEDISH CoIoNY.-At Bishop IS HUI,
in Henry county, H., is a colony of persons from
Sweden now numbering i,Oo9 sous a. present II
embraces I2 600 acres, about 5000 of which are
under cultivation. To men who are accustomed
to farnncr ON a small scale, the operations of the
colonies seem to be immense. Broom corn Is a sPe,
acres under cultivation. The crop averages about
q ton to four acres. and the price about 500 per
ton; upon which estimate this years crop viii be
worth about SIS 900. The colonists usually manu-
facture about 5 900 dozen brooms annually, ana the
crops. thew have now on the ground about 1000
acres of wheat; 1000 of corn say 1000 Of various
other crops, such sugar cane, potatoes &C. and
1000 acres of grass. Hungarian and tmothy Inc
whole estate is in admirable condition, showing IN
wsaried care and excellent Judgment on the part OF
the managers. The stock of the domain Is large
and the barns and sheds for cattle and broom corn
are Of mammoth proportions.
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DE-. KINGS OIsPENsARY
FORPRIVAEE DESEASEs-

n.y. DR.. KING, iorue-l5 Of New Vera for he las,
49, four yers Louisviile Ks1tzeky, and Who has
devoted HE attention % @ treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years. hasss HIMSELF having attended practice for
many years. and cured many thousands, be e sozbd 10
all diseases Of private nature matter hoE bad they b.
from in1deous medical treatment from neglet n their
Dr King DzPsnsafy Ne q Deadsck stre between Cherry
and Tie sqaas where all diseases 81 private
GoE0RHzk cured without uaac0us medicine intsrsrens.
from business .
sTRIcTuRE Of Old date, egctualy cared
dAEs hy operation phicheaasss Psa WHERE StctEr
exists, health cannot BE eHjeyei Reraps ds
uischiefand nn6erminss the Constitution much.
SVFHLIs, with all the diseases q the KoEng ont or
lec bad treatment. Be cured few days,
sEskL WEKKEz particular attention having given 10
this disease aad all The consequences growing Of e. brought
in many By The destructive habits sf inoonserzs
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which viii undermine the constitution rendering the subject
ht for business ssesiy, and prsatue old
Females who may aboring With any dculy gthe womb
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad b writing and stating their vita
fee enclosed directed 70 Dr. A. King No. . Desdeak
Nashville Tenn Willhavs the neeeassry medicine
address, With directions Strict secrecy obrTsd Ony
hours from 90cock in the morning uatl In the evening
-4v22. T25Q-dEzlv
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THE UBIourrr OF P1rEETs.-The Scientific Ameri-
can in noticing a new patent bier for lowering cof
fins into graves INDUCES in the following strain IN
reference 10 patents: The life of this age most
suredlv moves on patent inventions. The infant is
wrapped in linen which has been woven in patent
loom, from yarn spun on patent frame, and he
draws his first drop of nourishment from his mo-
theirs breast through patent nipple-shied. The
girl fondles patent doll, the boy whirls patent
ton or plays with a ball which is made under of
the most valuable patents of the age In later life
we nut on French yoke shirt, which, with the rest
of our clothes. is sewed on patent machine, with
a patent thread, with patent needle, which comes
enyeleped in patent wrapper; and our very boots
are made of patent leather. We rise in the morn
mo from patent elastic spring bed undo the patent
fasteungs Of our windows, roll up our patent cur
tains. open the patent locks of our doors, which
ysIe constructed by patent machinery, and go down
TO our coffee, which is made in patent "Old Do
minion', coffee pot We write with one of Morton's
mems which we dip into patent ink in patent INK
sstand Thus. surrounded by patents, we pass our
fs which is filled with gorgeous dreams of making
a sniendid fortune by some patent invention OF our
own tin at last we are placed in patent Durla!
case, and lowered from patent box into our final
place Of rest
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Mosr INHUMAN ANp snAnEFuL TpEArnENr 0

MOsT INHUNAN AND SHAMEFUL TREATMENT OF WO-
MAN.--John Kelly was up before the Police Court
yesterday charged with making an assault upon
woman named Mrs. Henwright, residing near the
old depot of the Memphis and Ohio railroad. 1t was
proven that he struck the woman on the head with
a brick inficting severe wound, and that he af-
forwards kicked her down two pair of stairs What
makes the assault still more brutal and dangerous
is that the woman was far advanced in state of
pregnancy He was fined SIS and costs, and N de-
fault of payment sent to the chain-gang for fifty
three DAVIS The husband of the woman assaulted.
was also brought up the charge of severely pun
ishiug Kelly, tor such inhuman treatment of his
wife and fined S. but in consideration of the provo
cation the fine was remitted. Kelly afterwards
arrested on States warrant and taken before
Esquire Horne, who fined HIM 81 and coSt-Jfs1gphts
ENQUIRER, AOU. 3.
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A LITTLE Boy REWARDED FOR HIS HUMANITY-The
track of the Wilmington and Atlanta (Ga) railroad
was washed away by rain in the night not long ago.
and little boy. discovering the damage, walked up
the track and stopped coming train in time to pre-
vent dreadful catastrophe. The little fellow is 10
be sent to the Georgia Military Institute at the ex
pense Of the State.
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Full OFFICIAL VOTE OF FLORIDA The following is
the full official vote of Florida at the recent eIec
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-11

L LINCOLN An ABGrIoNsT7--LoNG JoUN WENT
WORTH. the Republican Mayor of Chicago and ed-
tor Of the Black Republican organ in that city says
,e IS and IN proof Of the assertion, publishes every
g. ,bc following extracts from Old ABE's
speeches;
- lie sIo-sS and half free. 4 have always
hated ' slavery, think, much as any sboitonist
T;n-oLp
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APPREHENDED FAMNE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from Newfoundland state that serious apprehepslons
are felt in John that starvation must ensue during
the winter in several of the outlying districts, IN
consequence of the almost total failure OF the sne-
ry and the potato crop. The grand Juries at Bona
vista and Burn have made presentments to that Ell
feet The Legislature of the Island has been con-
vened to meet on the Sd of December, to devise
means to arrest the threatened calamity.
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cisco correspondent writes:
The gallant Col. +. W. Lander, of overland wagon
road expedition celebrity, has just been joined IN
the bands of wedock with the distinguished and
favorite actress Miss Jane N. Davenport. The Rev.
Thos Starr King OBLIGATED at the ceremony The
happy couple started Immediately on an overland
expedition 70 San Jose to pass the honeymoon at
of those delightful retreats in that valley 1t IS
understood that Mrs. Lander will Petire from the
stage Immediately upon her completion of her pre-
sent engagements the Atlantic side. Ii seems
that the attachment between the Colonel and Hiss
davenport was matter of long standing. From
the statement Of those who seem to be well posted
on the subject it appears that the lady is "we to
do" in worldly sense. Her fortune is estimated at
from S75, 0C0 TO 100000.
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For Rent OrIease-

WIKI lease for terra Or years longer. rcntfor Il
ensuing scar, upOn most iaEOahs terms, that large
eommodious dseinEst the q Broad and Wax Hal
streets occupied BY II. IL. Hays, Esq-
AlSO, VII sell, upon very favorable terms, TIE reman
der % my interest In the property formerly occupied
denes, rented 70 b ?. Bosek, and half nile
West Of the Court House, counn with exceeat dEslln
Of eht rooms, and other improvements about twelve
Superior gard coll portion q which Is beautifully act in bias
and shade trees ce home In the immediate
vicinity Of Nashville Be found FOR sale. II not
SOLD, it VIII be s0 rent Tor the coming year. Apply No ~
Cherry street loctl7 EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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EIopement in 1ndiana.--A Mistress Terri
bly, Beaten by an Injured Wife. RI

The Indianapolis Sentinel OF the 9th, relates the
following:
One day last week a married man, Mr.. George
Rice who lived in the eastern part of the city, and
reolced in the possession of an amiable and accom-
plished wife, fell in love with girl in the neghbor
hood and eloped with her. taking horse and buggy
belonging to Mr.. James Hiser. Mrs. Rice was ma
turay indignant at the loss Of her husbands afec-
tions and Mr.. Hiser the loss of his property and
on Monday last the two accompanied by officer Han
ma followed the truant pair. At Marshall, Illinois,
on the evening of Monday, Mrs. Rice tracked the
runaways to hotel, and 10y the force Of her smiles
and her tears, succeeded in reaching the bedroom
where the guilty pair were sleeping soundly and
sweetly She placed herself in tragic attitude, with
pistol in one hand at the bedside, and called on her
darling George to awake. George did open his eyes,
and at the same moment the fair maiden at his side
was aroused from her blissful dreams. Starting up
in terror the girl seized the hand of Mrs Rice which
held the pistol and called loudly to George to es-
cape George did secure his pants and coat and ran
so fast that he has not been caught yet but the girl
paid dearly for the escape of her paramour. Mrs.
Rice had brass knucks in her other hard, with which
she beat the poor girl numerically about the head,
cutting her flesh shockingly. Mr.. Hiser recovered
his property and Mrs. Rice lost her husband and if
George Rice will only stay away our city can say
that her loss is its gain
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A PHESoMExoS.-The Palestine (Texas) Advocate,
of the oath of October has the following statement
About six miles from Jacksonville on the road
leading to this place, we came across truly pheno-
menon, few days since, were returning home.
large ditch was scoOped out of the side of 4 red
mountain. by a huge volume of water rocks weigh
ing several tons were torn from their base and
thrown distance of twenty thirty feet; saplings
were torn up by their roots, everything gave way
to the immense force of the water. The trench
commenced near the top of the mountain the
North side and there was no accumulation of water
above the head of the ravine the grass and leaves
were untouched, and everything goes to prove that
it fell in column at one place.
Some idea may be formed of the volume of water,
when we say that it left down the side of the
mountain by which we determined that it was about
thirty feet wide and ten feet deep descending at an
angle of about so degrees swept everything before
it The main trench washed out was about ten feet
deep. Upon inquiry in the neighborhood we learn
ed from Mr.. George that it occurred on the night
of the 3Oth Sep ember ult, and he described the
night as one of terrific grandeur; the flashes of
lightning followed each other so closely that it
nearly as light as day and the thunder never ceased
TO roar for several hours he was therefore unable
10 tell ANYTHING in reference to this phenomenon,
except that next morning it was found as we have
attempted to describe it,
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Il n H0asHRAps new crop Louisiana Sugar choice art-
- Gle, osrriye b. B. RuDyan Monday next,
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL, HOOPER & CO,
Nov I0-dH Nos and Market street,
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y,,e ooiciaI Paper Of congress.


PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus Of re Daily Globe
and 7As Congressional GEObe md zPpeddEs. 70 remind
SUBSCRIBERS and inform those who may desire to subscribe thai
shall resume publishing named papers. They
published long that most public men know hsF charao
the Kind Of matter they viii contain - 40
TIE Daily Globe will contain report II the Debates in both
OF taken down By reporters equa at least
Of short hand writer's In this or in other coun-
try. majority OF them viii, EACH be able to report veroas
thousand words an hour while the average namoer OF words
spoken fluent speakers rarely exceeds seven thousand ave
hundred words an hour hen the aeoes 81 GAY 90 nos
coed forty five eoiuma they VIII appear IN ne DAILY Globe OF
morning which will contain aso the news Of the day,
together with such editorial articles as maj be suggested BY
~ Corgressfoal GIo6s aad Appoadis viii contain re-
Messages Of the President The United sta Annual Re
ports Of The House Of the Executive Departments the Laws
will Be printed on adoabe royal Sheet fo, royal guar
each number conaicing sixteen pages Ths whole VIII
make it is believed, least 1900 pages This Is acknowledged
to be the cheapest sold any eohntry, whether
print printed from manuscript copy, taxing for data the
The coming session viii, without doubt unusually inter
esng because The debates VIII IN great MEASURE es pPoR @
for past the only source from which fall debates Of
Congress he obtained
the mails Of the United States as vail be seen 81 reading ire o
loving Joint Resolution passed BY Congress the Sh Of August
Joint Resolution passed providing for the distribution Of the
Laws Of Congress ard the Debates thereon.
With vieto the cheap circulation Of the laws OF Congress
and the debates Contributing to the true Whereof
and to make free the between the representative
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nothing herein construed authorize the circulation
the Daily Globe free Of postage. -.
Approved, August 6, 1852. t-.t ..a
TERMS
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: so - JOHN G. RIVEs,
n0vs-f Washington Oct. IS, 1860.
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p,,,,,,ps &. VERY TO FEEEDoN.-A colored woman
- uorgaret Price. who was emancipatcd in
Richmond, Va, about 10 years ago. appneu u 'iie
Richmond Circuit Court at the last term ior 'iie
privilege of again becoming slave. On SATURDAY
her petion was granted, and she selected mr. JOIN
n. TYLER as her future master
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superior EnveIopes at wholesale.

Ny sdaress-smyrna Depot rutherford County Tenn.
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EARLY Snow IN CAIFoRNIl.-TLe Maysvilie (CaL)
appeal of the 9th October says there has been quite
sEaart fall Of snow in the mountains east Of that
town. 4 ay.about eight inches deep on the road
between North San Juan and Forest City, a distance
Of forty miles, and higher up it was deeper.
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40 ONAWA1 tom he subEribeF, nesr Denton. LOEndes
y county, Ala en- the x Of Nay s6 copper omplsx-
onsd negro 10y named COkSRLIUs MEAL, szei about
years. ne eet nne Inches high weighs about ise pounds, has
heATg aud bEsny nar quick spoken,
JOINT Of ne second anger Of the right hand Eck renders
sh de Il blacksmith and went away veil dressed. IL
supposed that he away some e- Vi, ers shng In
the nsi yhborhood at the time.
will gTe SEQ ior tbs Gpprehensior white maj
With proof sent 70 convict, so for delivery
said negro Benton, caught outside Of Dallas or
LOEndes counties, S5e esught within thesscountiea
any Information Of t6 boz Will be Thankfully received and
suitably rewarded Address Benton sgHdes county Ala
nov4-ln JOHN n. MTNTER
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For Ran+

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, son4snisnt to bu
~ sinsss in Of the Agreeable nohborhoOds the
city. Moderate rent, possession given inmsdIaley.
J. ". LANGLEY.
Oeti0-d Apply at a Union %
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s,fsA~nE on S6yHEnUrF n

SUNDAY NOY EHHBEtR I1th, 1850,
Passenger TrspS, East and West will run as follows
'-@ GOING EAST ~
Leave Nashville at 800 NJ and Bpm.
Arrive at Chattanooga 1:30 NJ aad las A NJ.
~sH COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at $780, n and 40 n.
Arrive at Nashville st $3.50 P N and g. NJ
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, York
~ Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City Richmund
Petersburg, Lyncburg Knoxville Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &c. ~
Both Trans Stevenson Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, and at Chatanoogs Trsins on
BAs Tennessee and Georgia Atlantic Raroads
Through Tesets may be any hour on application t.
Ticket Agent at oee st Depot, to the following places
At the following prices, Wis.,
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Valuable Printing Office for Sale.

GNITCATED in wealthy section Of country Tennessee an
- having extensive substitution Int and siFfrtisinx
ronge. The paper Democratic and Will be sold reasouab
20 however bat Democrat The paper
lhed . advocate STATE Eqty and the proprietor E
is Of his hands any other purposs 70
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The Norwegians of IoEa are raising funds vita
which to endow college Twenty thousand dollars
have already been subscribed.
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Trustees sale of Valuable Negroes.
virtue Of Deed Of Trust eecued By james L. Bel, de-
~ ceased % the undersigned Trustee he 2th dsy
April 1858 and registered e RsEs.ers Once Of CheshAn
county, IN oook A. page f2f m Dickson county in Register
O IN BOOK 7, l45 aad is. viii ssf for sale, beior
ne Court House soor in the etT o. Nashville, Saturday,
O aey Of Novsnher Of the slaves mentioned
nd d7ed consisting Of men, and chdrenl viii
isfy the debt for which said deed was executed.
Terms OF sale, Cash.
0. P. McROBERTs, Trustee.
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AU0rfOs sALE OF GROCERIES


AdministFatOr's sale.
ON THURSDAY, the 18th day November, I560 wiz 81
FER Tor sale the highest bder, Patterson Iron Work,
NaTroWs Hapeth and aie resdeace Of Maj James Bell
Ia Chealhan county, Ternssse
From sixty to seventy head 81 Mules;
ssreury % sersnfy- ave head OF Cattle;
seventy to serenity Eve head of Sheep
Seven Yoke Of Oxen
carts wagons, PloEs, &c, &C;
Two Blacksmith Tools, Carr enter Tooli, e., &C.;
1000 Barrels Corn. IN the Field;
25 Stacks Of Millet Hay
AMI varioas other articles, too tedious tornsaiion.
Teross OF Saie.-sFOr all suns Of $40 under, cas-
n haud; aat credit ef nne nonths via be given
Bonds with approved security all viii BE required
a removal Of The property. A. c. SfOskAED, Admit
Patterson Iron Works, Oc. 70, 60-dtd
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Change ofLocntiOn.

DEING compelled to go South health OF
my family will be located for the winter the
depot u Pondexer, Little Co., No ~ Bareue New
Orleans, where wall be pleased my friends will give
prompt attention TO the sale Of all property consigned My
Agents Pate and Jas Scruggs will my depot in
Nashville, and negroes that be sold Nashville bJ
stTucting them will be forwarded New Hoping
By strict aent to business the Of myself agents.
to merit connu Of the liberal patronage heretofore ex
tened respectfully solicit the having busi
ness in my line, either orEsshYs or New Orleans.
nOYli-s l. In
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sj,7Os % Goa 1891 2sLOo 9O,sl4 Is,777 II
WEST TENNEssEE. 81

Excluded from the vote for Governor fractions
composing the county should have voted with the counties
which they taken.
Yoted in thseIecOn for Governor DaYidlon, Robertson
and Montgomery.
tvoted il he election for Governor With RIedsoe.
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The Gorernor,s nIes.age.

At the time of going to press we have not seen a
copy of the Governors Message, but We learn from
gentleman, land confidential friend of Governor
Brown that he has prepared a special message IN
addition TO his annual message, in which he makes
three advisonry propositions to the Legislature IN
view of the fact that Black Republican President
has just been elected
l. Governor Brown advises the immediate seces-
Eion of Georgia.
, That the Legislature appropriate one million of
dollars for the purchase of arms and such other
purposes it may deem proper for theSdefense and
general welfare of the people.
3. That a convention of the people be called at as
early day as possible atlanta (Ga) Coatederacy.
Full OFFICIAL VoTE OF FLORIDA The following is
the full official vote of Florida at the recent elec
tons rta-
For Governor-M Milton (Dcm.) G997; Hopkins COp1
5295. Millions majority, 1872
For Congres>-Hilton (Dem.) ZIG; Allen OPP
5l5I. Hiltons majority, 1862
MORTALITY OF Cattle on THE PIAI>s-The Rocky
Mountain Ne,cs of the 24th ult says.
From the plains we hear of a terrible destruction of
cattle belonging the freight train route for this
city, Their death is sudden and the best cattle the
heards usually the first victims. The disease of
which they die has been vsrlOusly pronounced muir
rain distemper. and alkali. From what VIC can
learn the latter is doubtless the cause. The season
s Tow very dry the Platte river low, and the water
in conseq uence along its course through the alkali
plains more than usual impregnated with the pos-
on but il is doubtless more attributable the dust
than anything else.
The roads are exceedingly dusty, and moving
train is constantly enveoped in its clouds. Cattle
nhale it at every BREATH and eat it with every
mouth full Of grass they take The grass is said to
be hicky covered with il for three miles from the
road By this means, enough aikali is at length in
troduced into the system to produce death, and the
finest largest and latest the first to fall
victims while the scrub will stand il for an indef-
mite length OF time. Some trains have been Obliged
TO purchase cattle to Ell up their teams and many
have been seriously delayed by their losses.
One day recently. gentleman, who came up from
St Vrain forty-twO miles below, counted near the
road over fifty carcasses Of oxen that had died
within few hours Some train masters have tried
lard as an antdote to the disease with good success
1t should be given freely and as soon as possible af
ter the animal is found TO be sick a good rain
xouId doubtless nut a stop to the present bovine
mortality but as long as the weather continues so
dry, it viii doubtless increase.
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Louisville aud Nashville isaiIroad:
Eakn9 sztzza 80 81
1884 FaIIand Winter Schedule. 1870

GALLATIN ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Nashvleat as NJ arrive GaIlatia at 615p NJ
Returning leave aaliatn 40 N, and arrive At Nashville
$50 M
TRAIN NO runs daiJy-all other rains daily Sundays eF
ceptel.
Train NO. makes direct connection at Louisville for Gin
einns Indianapolis. Pis5uTF, Baltimore, Washington CITY,
Philadelphia. New ork and Boston.
make direct connection for CINCINNATI Indian
apos Chicago st. Louis, ali points North and Northwest
Through Tickets the Depot for all principal points
Eas. North and West. J. B. ANDEksOh,
noyIO-dH Superintendent.