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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-09

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ARRIVED.
May Duke, Paducah.

MAY Duke, Paducah.
Emma, Pittsburgh.
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Superior Envelopes at Wholesale.
ENuB subscriber bsgs the a Booksellers
stsi Daiers IN Falc. g ois ali others to the
eNts supe ior qushty = EnEeloge manu-
BY The kud rmbracr every style n tier, Note
He g, or toe. ug varieties Als1.
arch ,eut ned I'D -umcied the most srfe
tolIing achi .vt L 'ent-d
Also, Iins PaFers ali Eind at who esalf prices Sa
PTS Eiih at iIS 81 prices sent b. n' when re- uestei
lie . rvilej 70 ca ne ST c., qualities,
~ cr,. sly les &C Sc SNlUEL kANNUR,
uOv9-d2w lis VII stree, New \ ors
PHtTadeipbia made Ove' coats assd
EISh Sisk Velvet Vests.
private An nvsioe Just received pr Railroad,
which be offered fol few days unusually chesp for
suca goJus, BY BENZ +. SHIELDS q CO.
nov2O
Rags.
WING 20 depressed state Of the Money
Aiarte- and the aggression de- will in fu .ly
1oyag2v s. WHITEMAN.
BRAN.
~ ono POUNDS BRAN Just received
sep27 D. D. DICkEY.
ARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
JUST REoETVED BY
4 IepIa JOHN YORK & CO.
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HAVA A seq AR =!
JOHN WHORLEY. SO South Market ss.,
Nashville, Tenn, 1000 Imported Has
vanas--J1S7 RECEIVED IRON IA HANA.
Stock for Sale.
JOHN WHoRIEY, 81 South Market Street offers for
sale SIS, 600 worth Of SIOck Cal and see him.
am offering great inducements to parties wish
ing to purchase
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-09

DILES.-Dr. LIbby's Pile Ointment never
4 fails to Price, 81
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY. only so cents
the above two Medicines do all that is
The 6rienoerg Incidents contain Mineral
osons esteemed wherever known for their mildKe
and efficacy. lOc3-Gl MACKENZIE MIECHIN.
CROSSS-cEES WANTED.
gkyHE North Western Railroad Company wish
4 to contTsct for 10000 Cedar Cross Tiles, 9feet
long Thick we'll hswn, to face at place not
less clear Of bark timber to be sound to be deliver
ed az the grade line OF the road in Nashville.
The want to contract for 10000 white or
Post Oak Ties, of the size above, to be deliveries
Of the road in piles from section IA to section 81
enough on each section to supply the sans.
Persons wishing bid will direct TO the President and Direct
ors the Nashville and Fsrthwesern Railroad Company
Nashville, Tenn. 'uy20-o
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!
Blood FOOdg
lit
BLOOD FOOD

To suffering from c0nuuption, incpient confirmed
from deb lily Of kind from mental prosraon,
brought by from scrouas complaints; from
diseases the kidneys bladder ladies suffering Of
the many distressing complaints their liable and which
engender consumption, the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-09
SPECIAL NOTscEs.
PALLETS nAesoA4. PAS sxTR Aoros

viii relieve the symptoms Of RHrUHA rH Gour NRU
kAfeIA, and LuHaAs rObb freely with the palm Of the
hand the regions Affected it will relax the
through the p0rsof the in PLBIRIsT and
LURGs has become high adjunct nature
her endesvors symptoms that ineviia
bly, lead 70 CONSUMPTION and death Sold the principal depo
IA Br adEay Y, and Chartres Street. New Orleans by
WhIGHf& CO. General Agents Also BY all druggists AID
chants decd Win
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Land Warrants
80 Acres per sale 100 Acres per sale
so q ...,.....ns sale 100 AZ "a - sale
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BURNS az soALDs

BURNS & SoALDs
instantly relieved of their = anguish pain and nfam
nation, by timely applica ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew il by charm, bIsmish or
remaining. 2
THE FRIEND OF X THE NURSERY
Children frequent suf ferers from external ntuTie
especially from Fluid and CEzaphege BsPOSioHsther
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand 1t heals Breasts ants uicky
the letter or RING WORM, so prevalent in the
nursery.
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NuAHI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-09
urohasing Family Sewing uaehI.s

HLET 1T BE REKENBERED,
Ist. BY an ahe seVsilsE 5sHchizes in use
shereare but three kInos OF stitches made;
tst. The Grover Il Baker stitch.
sne. The shuttle stitch:
srd. The Single Thread or CAain stiIc65
bs ar,vsr R.kar .,it.b II ba,Iv .tstss ,titrh a,a
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End. The Shuttle stitch.
Ssatoh is made BY the following Iisi Of mach
4. M. SINGER * CO.,
WHEELER & WILSON,
WEAR KkUHINES,
BARkTHC IF HHADEAINEs.
IEAVITa a CO..
LADD WEBSTER.
A. B. HOWE,
FINKLE & LYONS
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". Rs.-A handsome lot Of rev snail figured Prints and
other eSsona5le goods recsVsd and FOR sale ehesP By
novl4-dsw ma co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11
Domestic news Items,


DRANK VINE ON WAGER, AND DIED.-Mles Winn,
says the New Haven Journal Of the 10th inst in compa
corner OF Fleet aud Water streets early Saturday
evening McGwnn asked Winn what he would have to
drink He said port wine, upon which some one Of the
number present remarked be might as well drink brandy
port wine, as far as the effect was concerned Winn
who said to have been temperate man, then said he
McGwnn then offered to bet SIC that he wnn) could not
do it, and the wager was made. Winn commenced upon
his wine by drinking tumbler after tumbler until he
reached the eighth, when those who had furnished 1t
fused him any more saying that seven tumblers were
enough for any at one time Winn then sat down
suddenly fell backwards the floor, apparently help
less. He Immediately taken home, and died about
eleven O'clock totally unconscious Dr. Jewe was called,
ported before the jury that he found the remains Of Wnn
ina perfectly healthy condition, and that was his
opinion he 70 his death from apopexy produced BY
drinking too much wine.
SLAVE TMPIEn.-A negro woman, belonging 70 Mr..
Temp Of Prince George county Va, lately presented
her master with three children at birth, two girls and
boy.
SIX NEGROES CoSvIcrm.-A few days ago we noticed
the fact that eight negroes were on trial in Greene coun
W Pa for the murder Of VIM e. Zimmerman: N a me trial
mansaughter They were each sentenced 70 hve years
in the penitentiary.
PRODUCTIONS OF wisooysN-The principal productions
OF the State Of WISCONSIN, are said 10 be pretty girls rail-
road bonds mink and other skins, seed wheat Sons Of
Malta, tax titles, corner lots, and white fish,
Two BROTHERS HuSG.-On the 10th ult Jesse and John
N ",
Tenn for the murder Of s. D. Queener Sheriff. and Ira
Wis Gibson. Jesse was 23 and John n years old
LEAP YEAR.-ne New Haven girls have assumed their
leap year privileges, by inviting the young 10 accom-
pany them sleigh rides The "weaker !" like Cap
tain Scott's coon, eoon "came down."
HoxYSPuy IN VIRGINIA LEGrsrATUxR The Speaker
PRO tenn Of the House Of Delegates Mr. Christian, Of Au
gus!a, appeared in the chair Tuesday clothed in
full suit Of Virginia cloth made In his town, Saunton
On Monday last member OF the House Of Delegates Of
virginia married. and appeared Al the altar in full
suit Of homespun.
EIopxxEST IN CKxrSG-The Buffalo Press contains the
account of eopement which took place In the town Of
Chemupg N. Y, Thursday last The parties are Ly
man Bur land Mrs. Bosworth, wife OF Jerry Bosworth,
respectable farmer Of that town. Mrs. LETT family or
children ranging in years from sixteen The fug
tvee took everything from the house Of Boswoh worth
anythpg EXCEPT the children.
INV YRAR's PREsEyTa--A wealthy citizen Of Buffalo
performed the ceremony giving New Years presents in
peculiarly handsome manner. Each Of his four children
received i've thousand dollars and several other friends
IN their respective wallets.
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Political InteIligence.

TIE IRos INTEREST AND THE OProsnoS-The Philadelpha
Norh American contends that the iron interest extends
through all Central sates including much OF the terri
tory on the Ohio and says win be suicidal for the
opposition party other States 10 neglect is wishes, and
compulsory separation from free trade division Of The
Northern opposon will be worse for the latter than any
other fate in $780, Whole townships and even districts,
win vote eod workmen and propretors for the candi.
datss representing ghu protection 70 industry and solid
against those representing free trade"
sorD OrI 10 TIE DKnocRAn-Ith reported In Kansas
that Governor Sam Meday has purchased tho lawrence
Herald Of Freedom, and that henccf,rth will be demo-
cratic paper.
SLAVERY IN NEBRAsKA.--A resident Of Nebraska Informs
the Chicago es that there hardly negro 70 be found
in the entire Territory and that he does not know Of
single resident slave.
RRrmlcAS Nwuoy.--The Bradford, Pa, papers notice
the arrival at Towanda last week OF the Hon. Preston
King United States Senator from New York. and Hon.
X Bingham, United States Senator from Michigan,
visit to Judge wlmot The object Of their mission
mot disclosed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHIApMPHIA, Jan. 10, 1850
Socks dull Pennsylvania State SIS, 81; Reading Rail
road, 1917; Morris Canal, 49M; Long Island Railroad,
1014; Pennsylvania Railroad 371a.
Exchange on New York par 10 10 per cent premium.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1850.
Cotton-sacs today $500 bales Arabias news un-
settled the MARKET rendering prices easer but not quo
taby lower Sterling exchange. TX per cent pre-
MUM; with bills Of adng attached, eX al per cent
Exchange New York, sixty days, 2A per cent dis
count; do. at sight, x per cent discount.
MoBr1R, Jan. 8, 1850.
Cotton Hr with mpi owed demand: sales 800 bales
at l0}sc. 1880 for middling.
SAVANNAH, Jan. Q, 1seo
Cotton unchanged: sales $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. o, 1so0
Cotton unchanged sales today 2, 400 bales.
BALnMoRB, Jan. 10, 1850.
Flour firm. Wheat nrm sales 80, 900 bushels white at
81 80 . 81 As; red 81 rs 81 go Corn dull and un-
changed white, 70c o TIC; yellow, 7Sc SOC. Pro-
visions steady. Mess pork, $lo 25 prime, Sill bacon,
exc. Whiskey, 20c.
Flour unchanged. Wheat steady: red 81 80 a 81 49,
Corn declined sales 1900 bushels yellow at 7ec. Oats
acc. Whiskey dull al 26c. q &c.
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Coroners, Inauests.

Sr1cmx WHILE LABoRrNG UNDER DxINrx TRnnCss- -
Patrick Brogan, who kept porerhouse q. No. 81 wle
street, died in the New York Hospital on Monday AFTER
noon from the effects Of wound in his throat, inflicted
by himself From the evidence adauccd before Coroner
OKeefe yesterday appears that the deceased was
seated in the adjoining Of Mr. Burke, when he sud-
denv arose and went behind the counter, where he
cured an old razor with which he inflicted frightful
eash in hh throat He Afterwards conveyed 70 the
koepital where an attack Of derum tremens came on
which lasted until hs death. Tho jury rendered var
dics Of suicide while abornR under atemporary derange
ment Of mind. Deceased was o native Of Ireland, and
forty years Of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11
Organization OF the Legislatarc Of New
Jeruey.

Hoh houses Of the Legislature organised. In the &c.
nass the eDowipg we're Tie eections-C L. Clifford, OF
p Z. NcCurg, Of Mercer, Assistant Secretary; VIM. IL
Van NorAwick, Of Burlington Engrossing Clerk; j. H.
Cagn, begeantatArms All these gentlemen are demo
In the House motion was made 10 exclude Mr. John
son Psac, from being sworn, the ground Of hav
hG Been eonvcted OF conspiracy This was alleged 10 be
constluta ground The Clerk refused 70 allow eli ths
motions nde the subject and swore in Mr. johnson
under preoest Mr. A. b. Patterson, OF Monmouth was
elected Speaker, and d. D. Blauvet, OF Essex Clerk
They are democrats. +. A. Acton, (Am) was elected
Engrcas4 Clerk; VIM. H. Rhodes, (Am) Assistant En-
Ecssng Clerk, and John z Hoagland, (A Doorkeeper.
The Americans voted with the democrats and for th
received he minor Offices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11
Fire In Duncannon, Pa.


The extensive nail factory owned and conducted by
Messrs Fisher, Morgan Co., of Philadelphia at Duncan
non fifteen miles above Harrisburg, destroyed by
nre last night The main building containing sixty ma
thrown out Of employment The loss Is about twenty
nve thousand dollars and 10 fully covered by insurance
In Philadelphia The water wheels, dam, and the Penn
syvanis Railroad bridge, are all safe.
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Assembly.


Albany, Jan. 10, 1850.
Mr.. F1AG1m (rep.) was excused from service on the
Printing Committee.
Mr.. MnIxR (rep.) moved TO reconsider the vote by
which the motion the Committee on Cities and
Villages TO seven was lost yesterday Agreed toYeas
81, nays IL.
Mr. CoopKR (rep.) urged the increase Of the commit
te the ground that New York at present had only one
member on the committee while nine tenths Of the bus
ness before the committee related 70 her interests
Mr.. JAouIs (rep) also advocated the enlargement
Agreed 70, 70 70 IT.
Several important bills were notccd-among others,
o by law for the liquidation Of the State debt.
BY Mr. MsnsoS, (dem. ITO amend the Metropolitan
Police law.
By Mr. RzGAs (dem ITO erect Highland oounty.I
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To amend the divorce laws.
the use Of wbarves, slips, &C., in New YORK.
BY Mr.. JAcoun-To amend the general act for the In
corporation OF religious societies.
BY Mr.. McQuApE (rep.) ITO prevent stockholders In
incorporated companies from voting oy proxy:
Assembly chamber was called up
After brief debate on the laws, the anendment to
elect chaplain was lost.
Nr. Colemans amendment to extend the invitation TO
the clergy Of Troy, West Troy and Greenbush was
New York Delegates to tho Charleston
Convention.
ALsAxY, Jan. 10, 1850.
The Congressional Convention assembled today. II
was very full Every ward and al the towns, except
were represented The election Of Hon. James Brady Of
watervret, az one Of the delegates was unanimous.
There was lively and exciting debate N regard 70 me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11
Ansi-slavsry Convention I'm BuRalo.

BUFFALO, Jan. 10, l860s
An anu slavery convention is now in progress in this
city. Parker nIlsburv, Susan B. Anthony, A. NJ Powell
and other leading aboitionsts in attendance. The
resolutions are characteristic, embracing the following
ideas;-American slavery s the OF all villanies
combnatOn d all cruetcs and crimes, robbery piracy
adultery, murder and whatever else s impure, unhoy
and accussed Shareholders have right 70 le liberty
criminals and outlaws, and should be compelled 70 re-
lease their prey Our Union with such shareholders
also Hn and crime The least threat Of
dsunon from The South should have been hailed with Joy
BY al tho friends Of the enslaved The governments OF
the slave ates are but organized bands Of thieves
robbers, living BY punder and piracy the avas Of
unpaid ton and, finally, is the duty Of Senator's ana
representatives from savehodng States 70
their and take fer the foundation
Of Norshevp confedsracy, that should be indeed free
and an asyhum for the oppressed OF all nations.
The resoiulouB are 70 be discussed will
j0urn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11
Personal IntelliRence

On the 10Th ult, while the rouie Austin, Texas
General Houston met with q severe accident near Walnut
creek His carriage was overturned and the fingers Of
both hands Of his wife were broken or dislocated.
Attorney General Phillips, OF Massachusetts, met with
an accident Monday In Boston He fell the ice and
broke his righA arm A few weeks since he broke his
left arm.
On the 9th inst Charles Ellis, President Of the Howard
Bank, Boston had attack Of paralysis while a. bis resi-
dence In Roxbury, Mass.
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Naval Intelligence.

Letters for the United States squadron the coast Of
Africa, 70 bc forwarded by the United States steamer
Mexican, should be received at the Navy Yard, New
York. by Friday the 18th inst Letters for the Meder
ranean squadron by the United States steamer Iroquos
should be received by Wednesday the 11th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

TIE Foo AND THE FuRrn-Iast evening dense fog
rose upon the river, and rendered for some time di1-
cult the boats upon the Peck slip and Roosevelt
street ferr1es The trips occupied q considerable time
and were run with much delay that last all aemp
at regularity was abandoned Tho Grand and Houston
street ferries usua suffering little detention
In their trips.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11
Weather Report, &c.

MON1KEAL, Jun To, I66O
weather mild and rainy. Thermometer 40 degrees
above good deal Of water the ice The Cross
ing opposite the city reported bad
At meeting Of ward delegates yesterday, Benjamin
Holmes was nominated for the Mayoraty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

other delegate from this city Mr. McMahon Secretary
Of the State GeneyA Committee urged by himself and
others Colonel ncArds opposed him, and favored the
vote taken ppa poce when al the delegates except
eight voted for the election or Mr. Courtney The dele
gates are James Brady and Samuel G. Courtney.
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The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.


FRANKFORT, Jan. 10, 1850.
Mr.. c. A. whithers, Superintendent of the Oovington
and Lexington Railroad had his stolen from the
Capitol House last night It contained six drafts for
S. 1000 each
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Boston Items.

BOSTON, Jan. 10, l66O
Charles Ellis, President Of the Howard Bank a this
city, died yesterday, at his residence, in Roxbury.
True r. Young, an old offender has been arrested 10
this city, for passing counterfeit fves tho Conway
Bank Of Massachusetts, and the Mechanics Bank Of
New Haven. Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 10, $780,
The screw steamsbip Huntsville, Of Cromwells line,
from New York, arrived Sunday afternoon 8th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

FRANKFORT jan 10, 1850.
Aerriweyher was elected Chairman. Every county was
miiy repseented The foo wing delegates elected
70 tAe Charleston Con vention -Mcssrs r. X Williams a.
A. Caldwell, Jno. G. Mason, D. P. White.
Inc Co0mittee On Resolutions presented majority and
minority report Bceh endorse the Dred Scott decision
Ihc u43ority report declares that James Guthrie tho
choice OF Kentucky ~ the nominee for the Presidency by
ne asleston Convention me report also endorses the
buoneeen and the minority report declares
for Js Douglas and popular sovereignty dootrnes and
depse4esee the application 70 Congress for legislation
favor = slavery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11
Alabama Election.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 10, 1880.
triangular contest for the vacancy In the Legislature
going on Woods, Southern rights opposition Is large
~ ahead In the city, and Will probably be elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. TO- 1880.
Mr.. William Fowlc, one of the oldest and most re
speced merchants Of this city, died Sunday last
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The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad.

CHIIIlOOTlE, o., Jan. TO- 1850.
decree has been issued for the sale Of the Marietta
Cincinnati Railroad for the benefit Of the third mort
gage bondholders.
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About half past nine O'Clock hre was discovered.
mh additional horror, although somewhat appre-
hended, struck terror 70 the hearts that had before
been hopeful Of saving lives Still the work Of
removal went briskly on. The force pumps and all
the engines which the ground at got
streams Of water on, and have been pouring tor
rents-so that now, IN 80 P. N.Y. although volumes Of
smoke and steam rising, yet the fire does not
70 gain, and ii is certainly 10 be hoped that II
has been stayed.
Those near at the breaking OF the fire. almost
aa the point Of extrcatng not badly hurt but
the flames drove them back and the woman s supposed
70 have pershed, whom delivery seemed so near.
The Mayor has telcgraphed 10 Lowell for the remen Of
that city, who win arrive here about one O'Clock.
10 estimated that not less than two thousand able
bodied men have been constantly at work on the runs
but notwithstanding that many have been working in
small space, yet accident that we can learn Of has
occurred.
MIDNIGHT
Calamity succeeds calamity. In ten minutes the whole
mass Of ruins has become one sheet of fame The
screams and meanings Of the poor buried creatures can
be distinctly heard, but no power can save them.
The flames threaten the destruction Of the Warrington
mills and the bridge over the river.