Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22
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SUNDAY lEonNrNc, APRIL ss, 1850.
ROCK CITY WILLS.
RETAIL PRICES.
Beilr Flour iabaya 500 Il hali1es''
% S hissofy 90 80 q i6
Corn Neal bas 81 Co. Mixed Bran, Ter loo u.s. 81
Delivered Q an para OF de city O., - =
RAILWAY MATTERS.
Departuro of Passenger Trains.
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.rr5val Of Passenger Trains.
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=. Hssly, Il College street, has Jumpers Mdga
.ios for Nav. It is a very interesting number.
We noticed Rrge posters in different portions o
the city Yesterday, stating that trot would com,
of over the Nashville Course tomorrow.
MorrIuER. McCUSE, an industrious Irishnan, was
struck on the head with stone, at Harrodsburg
XIV. and killed a day or two since by an unknown
person.
An ArRIcAS CHURCH OWING IT'S MnusrER.-Th,
African Baptist Church in Augusta Ca. owns it.
minister, the congregation having bought him from
his former master. The members Of the Church
who are mostly, if not all slaves themselves, con
tribute $1,000 a year for the support of then
50 ehattel = pastor and family.
COSuRNAuoN-This solemn rite of the Episcopal
Church was administered on Sabbath morning the
18th inst by the Right Rev Bishop MEADE in St Pauls
Church, Norfolk, Va to thirty-three persons, and
in the evening, at Christ Church. 70 nine persons
the venerable prelate accompanying the ceremony,
on both occasions, with most impressive addresses.
Ar HER OLD TEloKs.-The Louisville Courier Of
yesterday says 1t turns out that the Mrs. HANNAH
N. JoHNsoS, Cincinnati, to whom was addressed
the box containing the runaway negro forwarded
by express from Nashville is no less distinguished
female than Miss DELLA A. WEBSTER late Of our
Kentucky penitentiary and notorious for her negro
stealing propensihes."
MIcHELEr's THANKS TO Hrs AMEucAy TRANSLATOR
NJ MICHELEr, the French historian, author Of
L'Amour and La Femme, has thanked his American
translator, Dr. PALMER, in a cordial and charac-
terstc letter. for the honor he has done him in
dering those works into felcitous English. He says
he is proud and happy to be so presented TO peo-
pie who cherish the Religion Of the Freside and the
Family"
BARN BURNr.-On the night Of the 18th, the barn
and carriage house on the farm of JOHN B. HEATER,
one mile above Hobbs Depot on the Louisville and
Frankfort Railroad was destroyed by fire, together
death, and one COW. Several other cows were bad
ly burnt Tho carriage house was discovered and
saved, having been but slightly damaged. 1t was
clearly the work Of an inccndiary.
A company chartered by the last Legislature Of
this State is about putting in operation at Memphis
factory for the extraction Of oil from cotton seed
converting into the gold Of commerce that which
but few years ago was a troublesome surplusage
Of the Southern plantation. The present capacity
of the works is five hundred gallons per day. En-
terprise in this direction promises to develop i'm
portant source of wealth.
A severe storm passed over Dover, in Stewart
scunty the night of the 18th inst, doing cOnsid
cradle mischief in blowing down houses. fences,
trees and, in fact, every thing that was movable
about one mile from Dover was blown completely to
the ground the inmates, five or six in number, were
mere or less hurt or bruised, and one little girl
received a very severe cut from the falling tim
bers.
The PRINTERS NATIONAL BAIL-The Printers of
this city propose giving ball on Friday evening
the IIth Of May in honor Of the National Typo
graphical Union. Every arrangement has been
made to insure one of the most agreeable and
pleasant reunions ever witnessed in our city.
When we mention that FESToN's Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion. every one will know that
the music will be of the highest order. We trust
our citizens viii literally patronise this affair Of
the printers, it viii be eminenty worthy their
patronage. See notice elsewhere in to-days paper
Nashville is in a bad way The people Of the
beautiful Rock City compelled to import their
beef from St Louis, greens and cabbage from Ken
lucky, and butter and hOminy from charlottesville
Courier.
Not in 50 bad a way after all We are fortunate
in having neighbOrs who can supply us, and the
fact that they do suppR US is evidence that fur
nish them market for what they could not dispose
of at home, and we presume they make money by
the operation. There is certainly good thing
for some Of your people in being in bad
way"
FoUNDLNG.-The Pulaski Citizen says Mr.. c. Il
HALL living about a mile from that town on the
Cornersville road, while feeding his stock on the
18th inst, found among pile of shucks &c, in his
stable loft, basket containing newborn white