Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-12

HoraB1E Arfim.-Fhe Memphis s learns
hat man named DAVID BHoFS, Use 1ALlises
are said Is reside % Jackson county n Ills stele
was pur of die pass ages assn banal cast o. ilie
Memphis sud ChFles.on Rairaad. Or ihe IS. inst.
near equence Of nol being able
Is ni M fare The Next morning his mangled
body was discovered lying Oh de iraeknear SCOTS
boro and both trains had passed over him. A piece
Of the unfortunate mans coatw hich had attached il
self to the car wheel was noticed when the LAST train
arrived in Stevenson and led to the subsequent dis
corery Of the body. Blows when elected from the
train was said % De much intoxicated, and It IS
supposed has voluntarily lain himself down on the
track and gone to sleep.
The telegraph announced few days since thar
the SUIT contastng the viii Of the late mr. TaorNoIe
Of Boston, had been Withdrawn in consequence Of a
compromise between the parties. Mr.. THohxDnE
was very wealthy and had daughter who ran
away with and married poor Lieutenant in the
Navy, for which henever forgaye her, and in effect
disinherited her, giving her by his win only few
hundred dollars, and disinheritng the ether heirs if
they gave her anything Her husband Illeut Mar
TS) contested the win, and 1t appears the affair !
was compromised by the other heirs allowing him
$4,000
TEREmiE DEAui-A MAX IuPuED.-Oficer ELDER,
Of the New York Police, while patrolling his beat
on Tuesday night the Sd inst. passing the lager
beer saloon and boarding house, No "A Duane
street, found an Italian, named FIoRIAS CoErELIA,
mpaled upon the pickets Of an iron railing in front
Of the house. The officer immediately obtained as
sistanee and rescued tie man from his position, but
the operation was Sc severe that he died IN their
f.,Al
while laboring under a fit Of delerium tremens had
jumped from secondstOry window and stuck up
onEthe piekets.
A BEosN SY1PArHisER LEAVING WITHOUT WAITING
FOX ORDERs.-A young man named D. S. NEwooMB,
engaged as clerk, in the store Of Mr.. J. RYAN, At
lanta, Ca. and in the habit Of drinking toasts to
Old Brown" and defending him. was dismissed by
his employer at the request Of some of the citizens
Of the Gate City" on the 9th inst It is suppOs-
cd that he left for more c0ngenial CLINE, as he
could not be found afterwards by a committee Of
citizens who intended to pay their respects to him
TIE RIGHT SORT OF TALK-We clip the following
ing advertisement from the Chicago Times Demo
craft:
OLD JOHN BR0wN-The conscientious sympathiz-
e7s Of this ola murderer win do well to read the
pamphlet called The Unions being condemnation
Of Helpers scheme with plan for the settlement
Of the irrepressible Conflict For sale by Norris
Hyde, 100 Dearborn street
There were fifteen cases Of murder" in New
York for the past year. This was five more than
in the former year. There were twenty-nine cases
Of homicide, being one less than in the former year
There were ffynine suicides, being eight less than
in 1858.
BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR Gas AiErREs-Mr JoHN c.
Miles, Of New Haven, while attempting to fix his
metre, which had become frozen up, brought light
too near it. producing explosion, and very near
a conhagration.
Mills BUsLY OFERATRG.-The Rockville (Ctl
Rpu5ican says the American Mills of that village,
are running night and day, to supply orders from
Virginia for certain kind of cloth for military
uniforms
For Revenue Collector.
We authorized to announce JOIN A. suUrr as candidate
for Revenue cOeor at the ensuing March election jaula
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Married,
On the 9Th last. by the Rev D Bald sn, Mr. NJ. Ss-
cLAuoHEaTT to Miss MosIr L. JEuxes all Of the city.
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Died,
In Springfield, the 7h inst, LaxlEl BAKER, daughter
o Col John and Elizabeth Garner aged three years
Z" Bright vision, vanished with shadows Geetness--
Why hast thou leI Us wLya
!