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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-28
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
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and Boston, and the only Road TO
Washington City.
C(ENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
City the East and Columbus the West at which places
it With Railroads for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers BY this Route visit the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia New Yer Boston, the cost of ticket TO New
York or Boston alone, By other lines.
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City to
the Eastern cities, at additional charge Of 50 only,
Sleeping cars attached to all night 4ains.
Tickets good until used, with the privilege Of stopping Of at
all principal points
and Travellers for pleasure information,
visit all the Eastern Cities comparatively small expense
The scenery celebrated for its wonderful beauty sld sublimiy
unequaled in the world Issstem OF day and night track
poce splendid equipment its exclusive telegraph nes its
large double track its fine hotels under the surV
Of the Company to the passengers speed safety
and oomfsrt.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the West
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railrocd.
W. P.sHTTH, Master Transportation & o r R.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent & R R.
J II. sULLTVA6 Gen. Western Agent, & o R.
II. J. JEWETT, Pres't, c 0R r.
J. W. BROWN, Gen'l Ticket AGENT G R R.
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RuiIdings Lots for Sale

VN7E offer for sale liberal terms, number Of beautiful
w building lots in Brownsville, on and near he FoIDsT
Pike from two and half to three miles from the CITY, several
lots with small improvements. , 60,
Also, number Of lots in Edgeaeld, one on the Gaan
Pike Of % acres. 80
AIso several beautiful lots in Watkins magnificent add
tion.
Also, in West Nashville BOyd's, BOsicE's, Hardngs and
J. L. 4 R. ". BROWN,
may2-lm AK Cherry street.
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COAL OIL LAMPS
- poLEN Coal OH Lamps, Of qa-oul rt1iss fei VIA n
u sssarat'd oalln susnef, G. lsis n
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Want 70 Hire,

oR ne balance Of theysar Servant do the cooking and
IL washing Tor small family. Apply 60 his Oadcs.
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Strawberries,

Also, lot Of Choice WhisIies in store since 1857,
and which defy competition
LELLYETT & SMITH,
may26 '60-dlm Nos 10 and II South Market street
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W. 4. GAISEs. l. n, RozELL.
GAINES & ZELL.
(sUcczssoRs DAVIS 4 aaEuJ
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEtLE8 M
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. IS Broad Street.
BaIch Lots for sale.
Hungarian Grass seed.

UsT received and for ale ata low gura 500 bushels sup
u Hungarian Grass Seed This seed bss selected win
great care and vas rad Ia ne northern portion q lsouris
irse from dirt and an impuritie5.
aprl2-a MTLELI. u0npER & co
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Sp Iendf d heme!
TO BE DRAWN
Each NnHnnahnU in Immn.

Glass 27O Draws Wednesday, June 6s 1850.
Glass 2s2 Draws Wednesday, June 13s lS6O.
Glass 294 Draws Wednesday, June 20, 1850.
Glass 3Oe Draws Wednesday, June 27s 1860.
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of a87.5OO

NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS
7sNumBers--I3 Drawn Ballots.
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One Square, year. S3o-Eaeh additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOTs VIII be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
ON DOIAR per Square the r and Frr oEs for each
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published in boh the Daily and Weekly win
Be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly rates
7rg4sisHt Advertisements sssss % psd for az TIE time OF
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Store House Lots for sale.
PUbJic Notice.

SEVERAL very desirable Lots fer the erection Of business
houses on College street, between Church and Broad.
Apply to JL & W BROWN,
mdy2-lm az Cherry street
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These safss have never sd to preserve r o0u,sns and
are warranted 70 Be
Entirely free from Damp.
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF sAFEs is p,
cuar and in connsoon with the Graat American Key Regis
ter Lock-, (Which possesses tie great advz1gs Of having
NO Key Hole and Jet has ihs security Of PsEmufa-
ting Key capable Of 250Go0o0o changssl They VIII be-
found perfectly impregnabls
sTRATTON & SEYMOUR,
marls-d3m No y Esrtst STREET g.-hvfus
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c. v. WEIGH & Co


MEssEs- W. B. DoDDs 4 Co.. CIzcHxATI;
DEAR ss-TLs safe puEChassd 5f you IN September last
stood the great Ere which occus the 22d
February sFlendidy had large o notes, receipts
&C. in it, befsre the building burned hs put
some sheets Of paper and upon opening since the bnng
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NToW the time for Fruit Jars Before you buy any, exam
inc the cheapest and best.
THE TEMPEST FRUIT JARS
Are in great demand best article and the ceapes. in the
market. lmayl7l MACKENZIE < MINCHIN.
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just Rece1ved
Fifty Bushels of Corn Meal, from Loui.ri1Is;
Extra white wheat Flour /, in barrels and bazB;
sweet Country Hams; for sale By
JOHN II. BROWN,
No. 3s Public Square.
ALSO,
10 Boxes sweet Oranges.
Barrels Pecans.
Barrels Cream Nuts.
5 sacks OF AImCndk.
Barrels Fnberts.
RECHEETED PEB SZKAlLER SAN KZRhALAB.
Y Gases Of Oytsrsin two pound Cans
20 Peaches in three pound Cans;
10 " 81 two pound cans.
10 % Pine Apples IN cans, three pounds;
" Spice Oysters in Glacsi
y Pepper Sauce pinisi
quarts
- % Tomato Kstchup, pi1ts
Is p" Tomato Ketchup, quarts. By
JOHN T. BROWN.
5 Barrels Old BoCrbOn Whisky
@ Old Rye:
"a Baskets Pipe Heiisis Winsi
g, Picnic Wine:
Casks Scotch Ale for summer use, By
aprg JOHN T. BROWN.
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manny's combined BeaPeF and
Mower.
TMTTTH WOODS IMPROVEMENT
w celebrated Hachins eceived The premium Of Grand
som MEDA the bezteombned Reaping and Moving Aah1a
he great United sat8 Agricultural Pair, held st Louisville
Ey eepembsr, 1857 The trial Of syracuss, New
York, IN july where all tie p pa Machines IN the United
States thoroughly tested. The committee made theE GEards
through Marshal p Wilder, President United sseI Aourr
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
also received the best Reaper and as tie bs
Mower, before separate committees appointed hv the Preg
Gent Of the Davidson County Agricultural 2ocey, At HashTs
July, 1857 most Of the machines IN Tam
Numerous other preEs and awards given this Mrahlnf
during the last season, every Machnein America
The above machines Tor sale BY the undermined.
B. =. oHEATHAM,
asnsal A gent isg TIE Btais.
a1aaEk, WHEELEB 4 CO.,
teozI-dERa Nashville. Es-a.
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asreat Fire an Danville. Az.
D..,-..., r,., n.-.As. rssa

DAAFIllEi hI.l larel p Id
hEaaRs. ". B. DoDus 4 Co.. crCnzzAr.
6Esrs-Ihe Rfe purchased from yoz tine since
severely tested BY the disastrous Ere IN this place and We
are happy to y stood the equal the rsprelenona
you made rs When purchased. Our store ROOM in which he
1afe stood, totally destroyed By the FIRE the safe fen into
ne cellar, and vas covered BY The burning ruins but upon get
ting tout and opening found every paper SAFE NOT one o.
them loOhed defaced in any Way. We aks pleasure
heling this testimony to the excellent quality o. he es nan
ufaeured at you establishment your,
[Signedl T. J. EHINBELBCWER.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

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Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COMmENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 80, 1sGOi
Going SOUTH
Leave Nashville AS A NJ, arrive at Columbia 7:05 NJ
Leave Nashville 2:55 n, arrive at Columbia 5;S5 NJ
Going North;
Leave Columbia 7:3O n, arrive at Nashville 10 A N.
Leave Columbia Las NJ, arrive at Nashville NJ.
FyHE Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia Win
Train to Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening Train going North makes close connection at
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and after
Monday May 7h, to Louisville and all Eastern cities. But
train Sunday. W. ON. PEhk1hs,
msyl-Im ePB&N Superintendent.
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Pine Flooring.

OnRn FEET Tongued and Grooved Flooring, just re
lCDUUU csived on consignment By steamer CLARA Poe
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u II F L A @
Hoist. hostl our hag 70 heavens breeEes
Let every fold Scat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere
Beneath the western sky.
In war, let every stripe goiortn,
Borne BY the patricts hand,
Proclaim its beauty and It's Borta,
O'srm0or and hill and strand.
IN peace guard we'll the sacred b0On,i
Bedueathed By patriots blood,
For obi twas won IN freedoms causs,
Amic The battles food
Hoist, hoist, our nag to heavens bFssEs,
Let every fold f0at high,
UnfuTl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in AFt's great reign
Let every star Goat higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tsllest spirs.
Let 1eunesseanB every where
Let every State around,
Know where type OF nature 3 mads
Where every type IL found.
Above our own Arf GGlsrT,
Our csantry' standard wave,
And underneath its fold preside
The besutifui-the brave
Theehild-thep theparsnt-pstriot-sirs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here IN sFestest portraitnrf
with every charm but life.
Then raise our hannerto the SKY
Letegery star bearnsWB,
That types AZ he ArB Gallery,
Are made By O. o. HUGHES,
esbls-dEutE Corner Of College and Unien ct.
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FIRE An RuRRLARs.

We Agents for hsEs splendd safes and invite the pa
lie to call and other certificates 30 hs in Viii
they resist the attacks Of both
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Dissolution.
NOTICE.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!I!

XTE have opened Ice Depot in erear Of the State
w Bank and viii sell cheap any the market that
good Our ice Is from Paradise Hill thirteen miles North
Nashville, and made exclusively Of the best Spring water m
the State from four 10 eight inches thick We will omen
about tls 18th Of April.
marchIA b. s. & J. GARRETT
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NOT EVEN sCORCHED.

The vsnesrng The dIaEsn little warped the
lock works very we'll, and When oil t q Htls 1 thiRk
Is will be as good ever. Ny safe the starY
og three story buildng with shsgs roof In adiOiz
ing room, with only DiAsrsd parton drug store kept
and Immediately opposite where ny safe setting here
considerable quantity Of paints oils tlpenne, emphue and
liquors. The building connected with the Patterson Hotel
side and within six feet Of the Court House tla
othsr with large pile Of wood between NJ oosand the Cour
House, and door entering Into ny osimedatsy from the
wood. There snail frame building attached TIE
OF the Drug store, with oils paints and liquors in ts and
glass door leading into ny oes fromit You wiz Be at
once the excessive created and about t. regard t
fay tested and have no heancy I'm saying that ny papers
would have been preserved Il had left them The ufs
number Of citizens have examined it since Gre
surprised at l condition, and Of ss have
dsrsd safes CT you, believing them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-13

rassBsr m rus P0roMAc.--Ths Potemae
river ross higher on wsdnssday shaa ats&s{
Ohio Csnaf was overnown at ssvsssi points
between CumbeSland aod Haspesss FeSgy.-.-
Ths back watsr from the river ~ p0lnte BE-.
tween Cherry Run and SIR 81: Johsp Ras,
few Sess Of The raisroad tsack, bat 10 setaSt6l
damsge resulted - tA4 syaek.a ~ lonspsgS
Ferry. Wednesday,, The haohs ef ~ saDal
were entirely sue@ergeds anA ~ lover sec-
chants, shep-hsspsss and Asass.nsspsss Wsse
rsmovssg THAR peep.sty ssDo - sseneseea
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!. resume my narrative at the point when
General Jackson retired from the Presidency.
leaving his country "free, prosperous and
happy,'' and was succeeded by Mr. Van Buren,.
I hone and believe that shall shock no poIiti-
cal sensibilties by the historical Statement that
his adminietration was dreary failure. or BY
the suggestion that he has never received one
Of the nation. A landsmaa at the helm Of the
Great Eastern In hurricane. Is feeble type
6: z: !:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14

III stirring events which are sura tn r,,k ,,a
or'ss me The yer, tH5a-the recurrence Of the
e.tction offrssident aaG ice President in that var
the extra1rdinsrv vision of arties in thai ..
ton. Sectional in character so FIR one - tha,p il
concerned, aud National aud Conservative As the
Democratic party must be. for ii holds almos e,ual
sway with the Black Repu hlcans H. the North ,r,
IS triumphant in the South aui thu slaveholbnv
Yates all these things excite in Us desire I, ak
ttnd the Circulation Of the Rep'icGn To every fam.
lily which i dots not nov reach. Viii, this view We
now Send OUT this Prospectus IT, in the course Of,
paiitloI events for The last three or four wears w.
nsNe 3"'a 10 nsNe our sitien perfectly naersteod
W INV" hcth peculiarly unfortunate. We do NJ
think We have however. We have opposed Rack Re.
fH'fiahisis in every shape and form in which il has
\ sen prs shsea to be county, aud Intend TO dc
= in the coming Presidential -lstti1n@ N r1,.ter,
very httl" whether Vim Ii. Stvard shah le IN,
nohllne" o' the party in opposition the Democrat.
e party Or that some suGarcsaied candidate shall
presented IN his stead, shall be perSi tept and
nGtltlHE in eur Efforts to defeat such uomiun. We
are ior tn pres Walton Of the Union aud believing
that the eectinn Of the Black Reput lean candidate
vii! endanger, ii It does not on sure H. s,Iu,i p
We trSaia ttis asreason enough t. justify ourcour>s
in this Glsct on.
As neTS psner. shall labor Ms We Layr.lstrr
ei'ta maS@ cTus 10 any In the country N4baye
CIR no hts At all points irom which news 4
much Interest may h. ezpectei AID they h,y, A.
WY 'e'n pah ntlthl NJ and industrious H. the rol-
leri"h ia Is "ssh"it adj "a isnn.trher " hen.
"ler the occasion demands IL The rsl.rr,nh Mil
ais" it put uto requsitou at avery poiut wlgr, IL
can be used saftsnisriy from ,s4in ton and LEI.
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gance.
ISL Our trei.s to Use some an rtinn to ada 10
our altsals barge large and esegy day Increasing d
asleit FOR sNeSr 10 eoaas 40 uiae nnr ia nils in
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Newspaper ress is thu great Autocrat in this coun
Try; aot. than the Pulpit. or the Itsr or tn, halls
81 l'&iS.aio tiras were ,nstram, mn, H. forming
Pubic tpimiou aud il is highly impo,t, hat th,t
"pi len 81 gutte contro "a and 4, NJ j., in p,npsr
th'he's So Fl, n seizure the pep to'> # our iu>tl
tu''ons a"d he prosperity OF the Fr5pie This i.
we sfese mission OF III, newspaper press su3 ia AT
thinGs We shall eu3casur So t. conduct III. h,p.,h
ca" as To make 1t copduee to that end.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PIIIADELIpulA vE
4 Bencrrofpt Institution established b,
Special Fndommeat. for Inc Relief
OF the SICK and DISTRESSED. If ~.
..H Ffeifd rfth ljoient and
Epitahatc DiSenseS.

N.
Pc ffeifd wf1 Violent and
Epit'amic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOC ALTON in y;aw -, ~,
L awful destruction Of human life caused he -.
usi diseases and the dectptons prseticsd upon the
unfortunate Nictius 6f such diseases hy OnacLs
several wears arc directed their Cunsnlting Sura.,p
AS - CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their n.no a.
open DisIensary for the treatment Of this c,,s ~
diseases, In All fheir ferns ard II civ. Nr,rIC,I
ADVICE GRATIS to AL she spply nv letter Win
description OF their condition, age occupation hall
Its of life. &c, and in case OF extreme nnvartv !,
furnish medicines fREF nE CHARGE II l. rs.a
less o. add that the association commands IN. birh
est medical sAlii Of the aye, and will furnish In,
most approved m dern treatment
The Directors of the Association in their a,,,,.
Report nron the Treatment of Sexual Diseases ex
press fhe highest satisfaction with the success which
has ATTENDED the lshors Of their Surgeons in the cn,s
OF Spermatorrh9a, Seminal Weakness Gonorrb,..
nleef. syphilis the vice ~ Dnanism or SelfAbpss
bisessesM the kidnevs and Bladder. Sc aud ard.,
en.iEuaher OF the sanle plan for the ensuing S,ar
fhe Directors. on review Of The INST feel ,ssp,3
thRt Their lahors in this sphere benevolent eanr
nave been Of great benefit t. tn afflicted especially
TO the young, and thay have resolved to devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, to this very imnortar,
and much despisei cause
An admirable report on Sp,rmatorrh,,. =, O..
mi weakness, the vice of onanism Masturh,t,on
"r Self Abuse, and other diseases of the sexual Or
gans, by the Consulting surgeon will he sort NV
mail IN sealed enveinre.l PREF on CHARGE. on
receipe OF TNo STAMPS for postage. other reports.
and tracts ON he nature and treatment of Ssxusl
Disea'eS Diet. DC. constantly hei.g published
Tor gratuitous distribution, and viii he sent 10 ,hs
Inflicted. stme Of the new remedies and method
Of trestment discovered during The last year are o
great value. " -
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. j. sKILLIN
uO'aiiluN. Acting Surgeon, Howard Association
NO South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
bS order of tile Directors,
EZRA D, HEARTWELL. President
GEO. FAiRCHiLD, Secretary, vlrsE,y.