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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

EREEENBERG mEDICINES--Ths Grasnbsrg
" Vegetable Pills, pc per box
The Grenberg Health Btters 25- win make half gallon
Of the most powerful health preserving Biter5
The Green LOuntain Ointment. 25c
The above medicines are too we'll known 70 rurs much 20
aa aDo1t hem There few families but what
have used them In rn season the most healthy persons
require Home Alternative there are more 50 good these Pills
ana Bitiers lmlr2Sl MACKENZIE & MINCUIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

AN ACT to allow defendants indictments all kinds Of pleas
simultaneously with the pleaof a7rs tOis cORUict
SECTION enacted by the General Assembly OF the State
OF Tennessee hereafter, when defendant 70
cuton shall the plea Of dUtre JOs c0RU1c
former conviction he shall not be debarred thereby OF the
right to enter rely upon any other other pleas
would he a good defence to the indictment.
SEC BE furthe ena,ted That this Act shall take eject
from aud after its passage. -
W. c. WHITTHORNE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
TAI. ". NEWMAN,
Passed March p, 1850 Speaker Of the Senate.
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PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.

w house large and complete of GROCERIES
consisting in part as follows, viz
50 hhds sugar 10 bbls Texas Pecans,
$50 bags Coffee, 2 sacks Almonds,
IS bbls MOasses, 100 Z and Z bxs Star Candles,
100 bbls crushed and powdered 100 bbs White Whisky,
Sugar, Is do n 7 Brandy,
2Oboxes Cove Oysters, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
% bags Pepper, 800 kegs Nails,
p chests Teas, IS doz Painted Buckets,
20 bales Cotton Irvine, 81 nests Tubs,
b coils Rope, $50 boxes Soap,
10 cases Matches Is do Doyle's Candles
leo boxes Star Candles 100 doz Mason's Backing
$50 packages Ieg Mackerel, 100 boxes Ftasks,
kits, half bbls and bbs, 100 DO Cheese.
9g0 boxes New Raisins, . tierces Figs.
200 4 and 4 boxes DO 20 bills Roe Herring,
so boxes Brandy Cherries, IS boxes Oranges;
2OUpacages Rans 10 ercs Fresh Figs, 20 bills Fberts 10
hbls English Wanuts, 20 bbs Pecans 10 Cocoa
Nuts, &c., &c,
with other articles to make up cOmplets
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS co.
aprll-td No. 80 Market street
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APRIL IL, rs, 10.
LARGE AND lxFENsIFi

Auot1on sale NO. q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

PROCLAMATION.
EsFAM G HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee
To ahe SseS Of the Counties Of Jackson, Macon smith
LeAG0 ana Ea;7dHa IN said st,s Greeting You
by TO and hold election, all the places
n dng elections inyo1r respective Countess the 24h day
Nay next alter having given the notice required by law, for the
election OF Attorney General for the 9Th Judicial Circuit Of
State to fl the vacancy eccasoned by resignation
Tim Williams, and due thereof make according
10 Law.
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
q and caused the Great Seal Safe affixed
}{ Nashville the 10Th day Of April Is60.
t~~J BY tue Governors ISHAM G. HARRIS.
, E r Ray, secretary Of State. aprll-im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

AN ACT TO amend section 1864 Of the Code Of Tennessee
SECTION Be by the General Assembly Of the State
of Tennessee That Code Of Tennessee be
amended by adding thereto, portion Of the fees to which
Sherifs are entitled, the following.
For conveying prisoner before Judge writ OF hGbedg
corpus per mile, going and returning ten cents "
guards exceeding two for each prisoner, each per
mile, going sn1 returning, I'VE cents"
SIC enacted, That il Sheriff has, in
pending hereafter perform the servses provided for
in section / or this Act, he shall allowed the fees
therein Gxei named in the bill Of COSTS and to be collected
and paid othercos are.
Sac g. Be it further enacted, this shall eject
and be in force from and after Us passage
W. c. WHITTHORNE,
gpeaLar of he House Of Representatives.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-14

EEA1GE RAT FsS---Just received from Philadal-
& ~ PIMA the best and cheapest article in the market Tor e
IN hol weather fresh meats, fruit, butter ices ere
ElaIed Ware--spoont, Forks Ladies. Prefers. Frlit
b@steIs Candle Sticks. Napkin Rings Cups ana a7 'S
OF Cut Glass Table Casters. -
marches MACKENZIE MINcHIN
FINE PLENIS, EVERGEENS, EFC4 ETC
FTyEE numerous friends Of Mp WILLIAM HEAFER o. The
BREEDING ROAD Nursery, Ohio, viii be easel % learn
tksthe his way city ef7-e co lection ron s
extensive Horticultural canen
Mr.H Euarantee5 all sales made 0y h-alt ann -7 -' a
him by with full confidence e in TIE ionl aaoh rooms
Of Benz. shields Co.. No q College street, Eere me ladies'
and those having flowers are paftlarg nFea 20
all.
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These goods have been selected with great care, on
natOn will be found to excel in design and coOrs any
heretofore shown n this market eDrI0-Iv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

INFORMATION FOR JOLLY FELLows."-
There is a tradition that brandy was at one
Tire manufactured from the vine; but the
grapes OF France having of late yeal S followed
the example OF the potato, aud taken 10 mould
Ing ana rotting, many of the French brandy
makers have adopted bituminous coal rs u
subst titute. They distill potent spirit from
this substance, which is thus made available
for the production OF two kinds of fire-one
for the comfort OF man, and the other for the
destruction OF his health, his senses, and his
soul. Large quantities of alcohol distilled
from coal, and "doctored" with certain chemi-
calls to gigeit the "Cognac flavor" are now
exported from France to England. Coal
brandy is the lat-st adaptltion fthe good gifs 5
OF Providence TO the purposes of poison -mong
ers that has come TO our knowledge. Coal
tar has long been used for the fiayoring of
whiskeys. but a liquor with a coal basls is Il
specimen OF chemistry which ght well make
the "best fellow" shudder.-CasseWs Family
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

Hon. Edward Everett is to open the course
of lectures which will be delivered bef re the
Mercantile Library Assoc alton, of Boston,
This wiut ter.
Captain Farnham, OF the slave yacht WAN
derer" nOloriety was arrested in New York
on Friday, charged with assaultihg u fellow
passenger III an omnibus.
There are now over three hundred hands at
work on The grading Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad for he first fifty mile section Yves
Ut Marshall Texas.
The first paper mill ever put in operation
on this Ontineut was erected in Elizabeth n.
J. Fire engine es were made in The same place
as early as 1892.
Samuel Hindes has been nominated for
Mayor of Baltimore by the American party,
IN place OF Chas. NJ. keyser, who declined the
nomination.
Hackett, the comedian, has sold his farm
in Illinois, and purchased ''couEtry seat'
near New York.
The Wide Awakes have purchased 200 bar
rels Of oil for taeir torchlight procession in
New York on the Sd proX.
AT SLrasburg, Va, on Monday, John knight
was killed In al afray with Stephen Shifflet,
youth of 10 years.
The Baptist Church at Sellersburgh, Clark
county, Ind, took fire and was burned down
ON Thursday night.
Mrs. Dwight, the wife of the editor OF
Dwights Journal of Music, and II lady OF rare
AZ hioH'~, uAoo AZ bOStoh last week
The question of a State Convep ton 10 con-
slider the late abolition conspiracy, is agi-
tated in Texas.
Three daughters of MI. Levi l'rice, of Read
ing, Pa, died last week within forty -eight
hours Of each other, of diptheria.
The Board of Stock Exchange in New York
have subscribed S5i0 to the Garibaldi fund.
The Presidential election is now only seven
weeks of.
The Hebrews of Charlottesville, Va, are
about erecting Synagogue there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

GROWTH OF CATHoLGCIsM.-1n his address
At The Church OF the Holy Cross, at Boston, on
Sunday, which was the last address 10 be de-
iivered there, Bishop Fitzpatrick gave some
"reminiscences OF that religious enterprise and
the growth of Catholicism Id New England.
In December, 1899, the land on which the
Cathedral stands was purchased, and about
three years was occupied III completing the
flee. Many of the merchan Is and other ger
tlemen OF Bostoa were among the early con tri-
butors 10 the enterprise, and on the list, which
Is yet preserved. appear The names of The PTesI-
dents OF the I uIted States. Bishop CneverS was
CJRseeTAted Bishop of the DiOcese,of BJs TON i'll
November, Isle, and for some years The grow h
ui lie church WAS so slow that ne believed the
erection OF an Episcopal see at Boston 10 be
premature, and advised that at his dea tn II
should De merged into that of New York In
the same territory which formed originally
the Diocese of Is yston are now four UIuceseS
with their respective Bishops-22O churches,
many OF them spacious and even mag nificent :;
IA priests, and many institutions OF piety ana
learning UI which the number is rapidly iu-
crossing. The congregation recently wor-
shipping at The Cathedral are to worship at
the New Melodeon until they can erect new
church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

THE OIL MASUFACTURE.-The number of
coal oil mpanies and firms IN this country is
said TO be fifty seveh the works beipg princi-
paily situated in New York city and Boston, in
The valleys of the Ohio and its ibutaries.-
Besides these there are a number OF small coal
oil works in Philadelphia, Baltimore and some
of the Western cities, owned by Individuals
The quantity of coal oil produced is estimat ted
at 10000 gallons per day, or nine millions per
annum, worth about 20 cents per gallon, or
over six millions OF dollars in the aggregate
The capital expended in coal oil works and
camel coal mining is estimated st four mill
lions. about one-fitth of which has been invest
ed in the Kanawha valley alone. This Is in
dependent of the petroleum or oil wells which
continue to shed their liquid treasures in album
dance. Fears had long been entertained that
the whale species might become extinct, and
thus the world be obliged 10 progress the best
way II could without fabrication; but the oil
wells and the oil manufactures promise sup
ply adequate TO all our wasis. Already the
persons employed in this new department OF
industry may be numbered by thousands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

A CURE FOR HYDROPHoBIA.-The Prssse
MsdtcdEe Beigs states, on the authority OF
Father de la Liray, late Interpreter TO Ad-
miral Rigault de Genouilly, and one OF
The oldest and most venerable miss ssionaries
in Tonquin and Cochin China, that i'll those
countries bydrophUbia is cured with COM
plete success by boiling a handful of the
leaves of dutura stTamouium, or thOrny ap-
pie, in litre OF water, until reduced To one
halt, and then administering the potion to the
patient all at n time. violent pdTCXysm Of
rage ensues which lasts but a short time, aud
the patient cured In the course of twenty
four hours. For the benefit of our readers we
may state that the leaves of the stramonium IN
are highly narcotic, and as such are recon-
mended in asthma under the form of cigars,
10 be smoked as usual; but that the
Leaves, taken in large quantities, Whether In
powder or under the form of decoction, will
produce temporary idiocy. As to its etfi-
cacy in confirmed hydropho ba it seems to be
very earnestly recommended by Father Le-
grand, who declares he has tried it several
times and invariably with success. The great
difficulty Will, of course, consist in admins
tering the remedy TO the patient, which prob
ably ust be done by main force, with the Aid
of a horn; but on tnls subject the PreSSe Md
icais is silent.-N. !. Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

A MONARCH DRAD.--The Oldest OF the reign
ing sovereIgns of Europe, and the head of the
oldest relgning family in Europe died the
other day. The teiegraphic advices say brief
ly that 1.-The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-
Strelitz is dead" Nothing more about this
oldest soveregn'of Europe, and head of he
oldest reigning family To royal blood, lineage
dating back 10 the days of the Vandals and
great age is consecraled one lire of a tele.
mighty potentate reigned supreme lies in the
northern part of Germany, and is about az
large As Chester county, Pennsylvania with q
population but litite greater. In this choice
htue corner OF Europe, the blood of the
Princes OF the NanGais, as the Meckleuburg-
StreiItx family proudly call themselves, is sa-
credIy guarded from vulgar PROCLAMATION. The
monarchS subjects mum Der about one hun
dred thousand his army, or rather his con-
lingent to the army OF the Confedera tion, ,lg7
Tne Grand Duchy has a fractional vote In the
Diet, and cuts generally very small figure III
the drama OF the nations. But in blood 1t beats
the biggest and the proudest of them.
The monarch just dead was named George
Frederick. Charles Joseph. He was born Au-
gust l2th, 1879, So that he was over eighty-one
years of age when he was gathered 10 his
fathers. He has reigned for forty five years
and is succeeded by his son Frederick " Illiam-
Charles-G George- Ernest Adoi phus- q ustavus
who Is married to a daughter OF the late Duke
OF Cam bridge, who has borne him Il son hay-
ing no less Than ten Christian names therein
rXcelling both his father and his grandfather
Ine departure OF this venerable representa-
i've OF the oldest r5IguiLg house i'll Europe
viii not make the least sensation il! the pOlI-
tIcal world, and the little Grand Duchy will
be quite As little and quite as grand under the
new monarch, As II was under The old.-PhiR.
bHkittIH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

JuDGE LYNCH IN KANsAs.--At an early
hour yesterday morning a man named Joh n
Shear, was found with a rope round his neck
hung 10 the limb Of a tree, near the Platte
river, about a mile and q half above this city.
When the body was discovered lite was ex =
tinct. The rope by which the unfortunate
man was uspended was passed over the limb
and one end made fast to a stump, sticking fast
to which was a small scrap of paper with the
following words written on il In pencil
This man was hung, IT was proven that he is
horse thief"
As soon as the facts were known to United
States Deputy Marshal Middaugh, he forth
with summoned a jury, the body was cut
down and an inquest held Shear had resided
in this vicinity for sometime and last winter
was concerned in keeping the vasquez House
in the city. 1t appears from letters found in
his pocket, that he has wife living in Michi-
gan. On saturday night last he was stepping
at me Parks House, aud at a late hour after
ne hau fetlrPd TO rest, some person-Whom we
90 not knoW-came and desired TO see him
lie was informed of the fact ty the propriet Tor, ,
ana came down stairs partially dressed and
conVersed for some time in q low tone with
nis visitor. He then went back up stairs,
finished dressing, and the two left the house
togetneri since which time we have no infOr-
nation OF the whereabouts of Shear, until he
was found hanging as above described. Sus-
picion had rested on Shear OF being connect ted
with others in horse stealing. There are VA
rlons conjectures respecting his fate. Some
lhinking that he was thus executed AS pun
ishment for his alleged crimes, and others that
IL was done by some Of his confederates,
through fear that he might be led to confes
sions that would implicate them.--Rocky
Mountain Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

Brazil - The CoGse C,op-Trade and Commerce.
AdVices from Rio de JaneIro are to the even-
ing OF the 9TH uit. They inform us that after
the departure from that port for Southampton
OF the Royal Mail steamer Magdalenn, on the
9Th of July, when intelligence OF some i'm
proVement in the United States had been re-
ceiVed, and which was confirmed by the
French steam packet Navarro, arrived on the
ietD, more activity was displayed i'll the cof-
Tee market, and sales of about 5000 bags were
effected, between the 9Th and the 24tn, the
greater part for the Uni ted States
Very moderate receipts at the beginning of
July, con Jointly with continued small stock,
which on the Eth and 18th had been reduced
TO 10000 bags, enabled dealers 10 obtain in the
above sales a gradu ual rise OF 300 reis. The re-
ceipts, however, having been more regular in
the latter half OF the month, less anxiety to
purchase at those elevated rates was evinced
after the oath, aud, although a mod dification OF
100 relS was again established in the prices,
yet business remained ed up to the 3lst.
Better adSiCes have subsequently been re-
ceIyed by the Tyne, both from the United
States aud from Europe, the market again as
sumed much firmness. Assorted lots for the
United States were latterly regulated al $3.50
reis TO 63JU reis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21
"a DIR. J. Hos,etter,. CrIrhrated Stomach

DIR. J. Hostettrr'S Ipbrated Stomach
Bl ERS is one OF the greatest sirens then Ming
preparations extant. 1t IS especially adapted To
those who are ath ,cted with the Fever and Ague.
or any other disease arising from disordsred
condition Of the digestive ORGANS: For Fever and
Ague there is perhaps no medicine in the world
equh Ia 1t, as it eaters, purIhes and repieh,shes
the blood, which is so I'm portant to bring about
healthy action IN diseases of this nature. The
Btters are now among the most p"pu ar, and at
the same time, valuable specifics in the medical
world. III recommending 1t To the public we are
iu'ly conscious of doing them a great service,
KNOWING, as We do. their many excellent gu illtles.
anu sue and spetdr action IN all cases whore the
disease Is caused by the ITregu gularlty of Il dges
teal.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
Xher5 = LIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

LEGAL DECISION RELATIVE TO ExrREss
PACKAGEs-In the Circuit Court of the
United States at Hartford, o., Wednesday, in
the case OF the Bank of Norwalk VS.. Adams
Express Company, the jury found verdict
for the defendants. The action was to recover
S2,97l sent by the bank through the express,
on The discosnt OF a forged note sent to
the bank through the express. The
court held that an express company 10
not an Insurer or guaranteer Of the genuine
ness OF papers sent through IL, and has The
right 10 deliver the avails of the aote to the
party from whom IL receives the note, even
though the bank sending the avails supposes
1t IN sending them 10 some one else.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

Timely Warning.-A gentleman connected
with the New York police informs ns that Il
larger number of pickpockets and thieves
may be expec ted to visit Richmond and Pc
tershurg during the month of October than
was ever before seen in Virginia at any one
time. He says that business is DUH with them
in Gotham, and that after the great race on
the 25th inst, they will move to the South to
attend the Agricultural and Mechanic Fairs,
and will follow their professions when they
get here. Among the gang are six women,
four of whom are skiliful operators, and will
try their hands on the purses and watches OF
such ladies us may fall III their way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

Ne,r York Sseamrs-1he Great Race.-The
steamship Jamestown arrived from New York
last evening with passenger list figuring up
over $3.50, and freight list exceeding 81 200
This route will be found q very convenient
one to those who expect TO attend the great
race at New York. on Wednesday next. The
jamestown, Captain Skinner, Jack Smith,
purser. leaves this after noon, and the Roanoke,
Capt. Couch, JAS Woodcock, purser, leaves to-
morrow afternoon, both arriving in New
York in full time for the race.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

Theatrs-The great French dancers MILE
Caroline Theleur and Mons. Wiethsf are
tbs prominent features at the Theatre this
evening, and appear in the grand pas de deux,
from the ballet OF La Giselle," and the ma
tional pas de deux of "Pas Styrien." Those
who have seen these performers, speak of
them "a being of The highest order in their
line, and really worth seeing. The programme
of the evening will be diversified by the pr o.
duction of the drama of Michael, the Ma
niacn and the new and amusing farce, enti-
tied, Romance under Difficultie<'' The pa
irons of the drama can certainly desire no
greater attractions for an evenings enjoy
ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

RsaIizin the Etscts.-But few days have
passed since vessels were permitted 10 enter
The western section OF the dock, and yet the
margin on both sides is literally covered with
lumber and plaster-thus showing that the
Improvement is one thatwas IN uch needed, and
that it would give vast deal of room on the
east section for the discharge and receipt of
grain and other merchandise. If the las Sec
tion is devoted exclusively to lumber and
plaster vessels, and to canal boats, 1t will
prove Of great convenience TO other shipping
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

The Great Race.-Tuesday next is to be a
great day In New York for the thousands of
admirers o. race horses, who are 10 assem- BILE
there 70 witness the great four mile heat
sweeps take, 10 take place on that day. AL
ready the South and Southwest are largely
represented win men OF wealth, who are
ANXIOUS to witness the great contest between
Congaree, Daniel Boone and Planet, and the
friends OF each are sanguine that their favor
lte Y IL win. The Virginia party, who are to
leave here to-day and tomorrow, are ready
and willing to back Planet against any one
entry, but very few takers are to be found in
that way. The heaviest betting will be be-
tween Congaree and Boone, and if the first is
all right, the Lexington colt will have no time
to loose if he gets 10 the winning post in ad-
vance of the feet little Glencoe. Our advice
TO the Virginia party is, not 10 risk TOO much
even OIL the famous Planet, for doubtful things
are very uncertain, and nothing more uncer-
tain than racing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21
Sc 12-lm
IA Rheumatism, Rheumati X d
vi Ga savs of A "A p'rON,S VL(s.

A rheumatism, Rheumatism X a
what ptaln Ganot says nt hAMPrON'S VEG
EIABLE FINCTURE He had the Chronic In
immatory rheumatism for seven years. The
last attack he had at the Fountain Hotel. Maj
Stockbrid procured and gave him the Tincture
when the attack was so severe that he lay with
his limbs useless to him. Hear what he sa, after
being cured. Many bear the same test mony
- have been under the treatment of several
ph'slcIaus IN Londnn and Pars, witnous any ap-
parent beneht; also while IN New loTK, having
tried the ThOmpsonlan and Hom1 oathc remedies,
alter havlns been turDen ed with gaivanc bat
teries, c"id and aromatic baths, and hundreds of
internal and external med Bes, all OF no effect
~m, SO far, cured by this Han. pton's Vegetable
Tlnctuse only Therefore. my dear sir, accept
of the assurance of nv gratitude, and believe me
your well wlsher. tSignedJ THOMAS CANoT. .
"a Can anu let IeHipn!ets aiu see cures oil
Coughs, Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c.
FEMALES AM ChILuEEN.-Ths TING
iURE will be found great III edioine for all their
diseases.
soid By PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond, /,
y Or. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
lists in Petersburg: by MORTiMER 4 NOW
BRAY, BALTIMORE and by Druggists and Shop
teepers everywhere. III per bottle SIX bottles
Se sel7-d6oWts