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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-16


10y virtue Of deed Of Trust ma3e b. James c. Owen, the
Sta Of October 1859 and registered the 10Th Of October
l the Registers Ofce Of Davidson county, Book No. 80
pages 90 81 viii Saturday the 7h day Of July, e68
the Court Honse doorn the city Of Nashvs for sale
to TIE highest bidder cash. the following real estate % Wit
lot OF ground Broad street, IN the city OF haShVe,
fonng 90 feet Broad and running back ITO feet e
FarnsWOrs lot and joining The lot Of Mrs Ecs. said lot
beugjust the Intersection Of high and Broad Streets and
formerly occupied BY Gunter a Blacksmith shop and now
used Carpenter and Milestone shop By Warne Ferguson
Cd acof Land Of Eve acres IN Davidson county, Iennes
the Vaughan Pike, and bounded the North By the
Vaughan Pike the West BY the lands Of Mr. STATION and
Mrs c. Bell, the South By lane or street, and on the
easily lot Of George Hitchings-
"a Tract Of nine and - D0 known as the wilson m
places designated No. 81 il OEens pan Of Buena
Vista Property.
4th. lot part Of said Busua Vista property, containing
twelve acres and marked said plan Of Ovens bounded on ne
West ~ the BUsnA Vista Turnpike on the east By me land Or
McGavoek on THE North b. Cumberland River, and the
South By lands Of Henry Holt intending and excluding one acre
belonging to the Buena Vista Ferry The bulk and bounds OF said
tart win be shown the day Of sale.
All right "A ca ity Of redemption Of said lands is expressly
waived and released. S. L. FINLEY,
furaI4 trustee.
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Land for sale,

T. AM Offering for sale one Il the most Desirable small place
in Tennessee situated Sumner courty ued lately the
Nashville and Galan Turnpike mad egheer miles from the
former and eight miles the latter place. within half mile
Saundersvfe. which place is depot Of the HashY lie
end louisville Railroad in an hours Of Nashville
The pae contains thirty i've agres, and complete
repa the soil excellent. Ther3 Is thrifty young orcaard
beautifully gsd in n Usage Orange The dwelling atFo
story Brick with brick kitchen and frame
out houses we'll Of most excellent water, good els ern
and spring.
acres cleared the finely timbered and well SCI n blue
grass Being determined to souh, viii cell nar N 10
he ab,ve placss. JAMES FRANKLIN
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Nashville, Tennessee, May 26. 1860.
Gov. DEylIsOS 10 GOV. BAHRls.
STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, June 2, 1860.

DOluLlDus' q ullC e 4oOV
His ExceIlency, IsHAM G. HAMS, Governor of the
State Of Tennessee.
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of your letter Of the 26th ulumO.
In repIv Ibeg to say that the crime Of negro steal
ing. not being known to either the Common Law or
the Criminal Code Of this State it is not Of that class
Of crimes contemplated by tde Federal Constitution,
for the commission Of which, l am authorized, as
the Executive of this State, to surrender fugitive
from the Justice of sister State; and hence declined
to issue warrant upon the requisitiOn Of your Elk
celency for thu extradition Of Stephen G. Kennedy
and Mary Ann Hatch alias Mary Ann C. Calhoun,
charged with that offence which you advise is a
felony under the statute laws Of Tennessee.
Upon the second requisitlOn for the same parties,
charged with the crime Of Grand Larceny, in having
stolen certain ewelry had the pleasure Of issuing
a warrant on Thursday last
Very Respectfully Yours, &c,
W DENNISON.
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THE CROPS IN ILLNoB.-Yery favorable reports
reach us from Illinois in reference to the crops The
wheat in the counties along the Ono and Mississippi
Railroad, especially in Richland and Lawrence,
promises good yield. Farmers have already COM
menced harvesting wheat in those counties and in
Clay, and of course in the counties South. The
shocks look well. the wheat is well headed. Oats
are in fine condition and the yield will be large in
the counties named But the corn crop surprising
ly promising and more attering to the hopes of the
agriculturaist than it has been for years at this
season. Should no unfavorable circumstance inter
vene, next Autumn will witness the harvesting Of
the largest corn crop ever known in Southern Hill
uois Residents in Lawrence county say they have
never seen such corn in June for forty years"
NAV now be seen on Allison Prairie. "--St. Louis
Republican June r.
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Publie saIe ID CoaI joel.

ON Saturday, the 18th June, before the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Nashville st the hour Of IL
o'clock day, will be offered for sale 70 the highest
bdier Cerhate No S5 OF hundred shares ofOne hundred
Coal and Iron Mining and Manufacturing Company
and for essh E. GLAsOOCK,
vooI6 0-td Auotioueer.
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gentleman recently in that portion of Iowa and Ne
b2aska bordering on the Missouri river, that the
crops in that region of country most promising
He says that the indications Of returning prosperity
in that section of country which suffered so severe
" from the financial reverses of 1857, are every
where manifest The drouth which has been so Sc
verey felt here has not extended so far North the
Iowa line. We rejoice to hear OF this prosperity
among our Iowa and Nebraska friends. ST. Jos eph
is directly interested in all this Northwestern
try and its prosperity next to our own immed late
neighborhood Is desired by city. In addition to
feelings OF good neighborbood selfinterest prompts
to look with solcitude to the material prospects
of the upper Missouri valley-St Joseph (Iio) Ga
zete June 8.
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B. HALL

Boots. shoes, VaIises. Carpet Rags &C.
No. rs South SIDE PUBLie seUAEE'
NASHVILLE, TENN,
nov 10 receipt Of his stock for the spring an 49,
mer Trade. consisting Of Laaisss tens, - ~
ioys' and Childrens Boots, Shoes Caters supper
every VARIETY, with and without heels - r-,vsli1r
ALso-Ll french Dress franks Inc sole eall5. $1,000
Trunks Vasss Carrot Bags Lades' Leather IiaFsiins 9
&c. &c. - ,-.it.- aulltv
UPAfi OF which are offered as low as gods Of sil
an - ~ = iA'' - '- CHARLES B. HALL.
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TT1E weather getting warm and nov che tine 30 chanFe
underwear. Just received large and superb asscftsai q
DnderEhirLs aud Drawers fowls.
Gduze silk shirts and DraEErai
Lisls Thread Shirts and Drawers;
Merino DO do
Net Cotton 40 %;
shaker Flannel do dos
Jac1nat Shirts Drill and Linen Drawers az various arcc
Cali al No. IS Cherry street, one ioer iiau l-ase
T. U. MCfLt..
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Henry tcsfer and wife and others, EEulrte.
pursancs Of decree OF The County Court na4flsau
county, rendered BE- the Above he Nay sarr 1850
viii cGsr for sale az The Court Hoale city Of E7
Saturday, the 30lh cd June nrxt, aot of rrruad
fronting 80 feet the Hsst side cl Cherry North sns b.
tween Cay and line Streets and adjoining s prorerycf a. A.
AshbruoE.
Termss--Ous Third eash, and TIE balance On orf q
and two years with atsrst, notes vita rcu -qurei an
a lien retained until paid. u. r. CHEAEuaM
may25. go iis Clrs.
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For CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Trustees Sale.
BY virtue az pCWer conferred by two trus. deeds
executed by a RoFleg, ard respectively Of record in
the Office the Register Of tbs county Of Davidson Tennessee
in book o. Page o. %, pages III and l7e
will on the 2h day Of 1900 the upper end Of the Mar
House, public square in the city OF Mas v Iennes
see pub sell for cash the highest bidder
following slaves wit named Caroline about
years Of age girl Famed Lizzie, about 70 OF and
boy Washington, eight OF age, to pay the
deDts mentioned For particular descrp
and the bsot secured, and the terms OF the
deeds the deeds themselves referred to.
EDWIN Il. CIILDREsS, Jr,
a1f,e n A Trugtea.
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ULACKmAN q GILLESPIE
lsloHoLs' OLD eoasERl
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

TDOOTs. SHOES, TRUNKS, tALl - IS ,
Travelling Bags, Carpet bass Lanes 0--'' anu o'sis
aftcls usually Kept IN our line - q. d, ,h. -sf- 4,
Our roods have been sd With 50 eye % % me opinion o.
- 49, 1890. MI suf We determined 70 exert
oureyes to he utmost please an Who nay call upon u.s.
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Five dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward for the return % M
te on the corsrner Of Cedar and Watknss streets. nesz
~ ps1sntilry Of q snail BLACK MULE, win Eo white
snosoue on the shoulder The other on The neck % ls h
funs13-Ig 81 onAT.
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The Great Weather Plant
ULLM A Ms
weather indicator
End;cnfss The LEsnfhar "a hoars IN ndrnnce.


From the areaf CeIthstes and Testimonials recv
ed in relation this wonderful Plant at liberty 70 refer
the folloEing Of the most Distinguished
and scientific Of the Union, such
Gen. Harding, Davidson county,
TnoUas Il rdi1g. Esq, -"
Aris Brown, Esq, -
Lucus ) Polk, $50 Maury county;
Thomas e0Wdsy, Esq, (JeEe.sr) NashFille
David Sanders, Esg, Carthage, Tenn;
Prof George Blaczie Nashville;
~ Bowling, do
81 Lindsey, do
" D Wright, Co
% J W Draper. New Tcrz UniEensy;
franklin 5ache, Author Of the Omitted States Diperssts
~, Philadelphia,
A." John Allngtoa, Memphis Medical College;
g Lewis Agassiz, Camhridse University. Mass
. Joseph Herr Smithsonian Institute;
Z" L Riddle, University Of Louisiana, o;
% James stafford, Cumberland University, Lebanon;
@ r Curry, knoxville. Tennessee.
Hon. judge Baxter, Nashville;
"a A o p Nicholson. Washington, c;
Rector Smith, Columbia
Hon John MARSHALL, Attorney at Law, Franklin Tenn.
Rev Dr. Lapsley, Carthage Tenn
Thousands OF equally reliable the above could be
given but for want Of space
Price 81 so, or when sent BY mail $500.
NJ g. state and County Rights for Sale AddFsss,
STRETCH ~ Forbes Druggists Nashville Tenn
arent for he Tnis5 States. maylf
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SHOCKING ACcIDENT-A GIRL KILLED WHILE TIED
TO A COw.-A terrible accident occurred IN The
town of Delhi, Delaware county, week ago yester-
day. which resulted in the death of little girl sew
en- years old. The parties the sad occurrence were
William Scott a boy seventeen years old, and his
half sister. Elizabeth Dolby, the victim. The boy
had been sent to take the to pasture. and the
little girl accompanying him. He had with him
piece Of rope with which he to bring back some
hay On his way ne playfully tied one end of the
rope around the body of his sister aud the other end
to the cows tail When the COW had proceeded
short distance in this way, followed by the girl the
latter stumbled and fell, which so frightened the
COW that she run off at furious rate, dragging the
poor girl after her. After running some distance
The girls head struck a solid rock crushing in the
skull and at the same time the cows tail pulled out,
so great was the force of resistance. The girl was
also badly cut around the face, neck and head. She
was taken up by the boy and carried home, where
she breathed but two or three times before ex-
piring Tie boy Is said to be rather deficient in in
elect and it is not supposed that he realized the
imminent danger in which his sister was placed by
his mischievous conduct.-ALbdRy Argus, June 8.
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G ZEN HILL.

Q IN q n Q g II Y = q = O.
- REEN HILL, Tavern Stand, long occupied
NJ by ". ". Master0n Esq situated the Ls1an0n and
Nashville Turnpike, half way between the places
This tract contains about hundred and sixty and lies
North Of the Turnpike The quality Of the land
very fine and now good Of cultivation There
place finest orchards in the county filled with
bearing Of every variety Of fruit grown in this climate
There several never falling springs the place. The i'm
provments good embracing all necessary buildings The
garden and Ice House both superior.
country which has been kept the place for
many years. tine stand to sell goods and 70 barter fer Pro-
duce. the neghborhOOd being thlcky settled.
Under authority Of decree pronounced at January Term,
I96O Wilson Chancery Court will sell the above
described Land the highest bidder, the premises
Saturday, the 23d June next
On credit OF one two and three years. with interest from date
except sum Of hundred doars in cash Bond and
proved security will req uired. and lien retained uDti tn
purchase money paid. 9HO& X. HOWARD Q & NJ
April 24-d&tW laWAWtds Lennon Tenn
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We publish in this weeks issue, Gen Pillows LETT
ter, containing an exposition Of Mr.. Bells record
and we cannot see how any one that is not blinded
to infatuaton by party spirit support Mr.. Bell,
after reading his record. and especially, when stand
ing upon such an ambiguous platform. Mr.. Bell
has ever been panderer to factions he has never
made q canvass without endeayOring by equiVoca-
ton to unite the factions of every party. We cha-
lenge his friends to single canvass IN winch
he has not played the gO-between. It was this
game that enabled him to defeat Mr. Grundy for
Congress and Mr.. Polk for Speaker Of the House
of Representatives. 1t is a prominent fact IN the
history of his life that he has never taken position
on any question until public sentiment has been d.
rected We challenge his friends to show a single
instance in which he has taken bold and decided
stand at the start. and led off either in advocacy
Of or in opposition to. any great question. These
are not the times for such a Mr.. Bell; he Is
wholly incapacitated by nature TO take charge OF
crisis like this. He has not the characteristics
which are requisite to bring concord oat OF the
wild elements that are raging IN the land And the
people are aware of it-they are familiar with his
character. hence it is that his nomination is such
failure in his own State.-LebaR0R Democrat, June 10
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THE WHEAT CROP IN NEW YORS

The WHEAT CROP IN NEW YoRK-The Rural Nelo
Yorker, of the 18th inst, says:
From personal observation, and all we have been
able to learn by inquiry, are inclined to believe
that the wheat crop of Western New HOrk-or at
least that portion sOwn early good properly pre-
Jared sOil-will this year escape the nudge, and
produce abundantly. Much more land IS now Oc-
cupied with winter wheat than usual of late years
in this regon-probablY five tunes that which was
grown either of the three or four preceding sea-
sons-and hence the result Is Of considerable lmpcr
lance, and naturally awaited with great anxiety,
not only as regards temporary profit but the prob
abilities of again cutivatng the crop successfully in
districts where the nudge has prevailed. Daring
the past week we have seen several samples OF
wheat which were headed out and IN blossom, and
which will no doubt, be sufficiently matlred to
escape injury from the nudge ere the usual period
of its ravages-the latter part of June and fore part
of July.
On Monday June 4th) an experienced farmer of
Wheatland, showed US samples of the SOules, Medi
terranean, Dayton and Egyptian varieties all head
ed out, and the two former in blossom. They were
sown about the 9Th of September, and we think the
cultivatOr (Alr. T. Blackmar) would not pay any
premium to be insured against the midge Another
Genessee Valley farmer assures us that he has crop
Of Soules wheat which promises to yield over forty
bushels to the acre. and that he considers it ahead
of the insect.
The present appearance and prospects Of the
wheat crop are certainly most encouraging, and
eur confidence in the belief so often expressed
within the past year, that the farmers of Western
New York may and will again grow wheat success
fully, is daily augmenting.
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TIE ARMY WoRM-The destructive insects are said
to be committing sad havoc to the wheat crop in diff
ferent sections Of NJ aryland and especially in Dor
chester county. The Cambridge Herald says:
They have not only eaten the entire blades from
the stalk, but have eaten a great portion of the
heads of the wheat, in fields so badly that it
can never come to maturity. Mr.. Samuel Higgins,
ofVIenna and who cultivates Mr.. H. c. Hicks farm
has field of wheat that he expected to get about
ffteen hundred bushels from, which has been near
" destryed by the worm The crop IN thls county
will be cut off about One-hah by the worm and n.y.
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A few days ago, a remarkable shower Of frogs
took Mace at or near Port Jarvis, n. Y.
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nICKENNl Nm I'D.

Dickens Short Stories. containinz thirty oz'
oss never before pubaed IN this country, BE Fhos urr
hy CHAzIE Diczss Prosin paper Sd cents, 20 cloth hI
81 O. Just resolved By JOHN YORK g CO.
iunel2
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At the same tine and place will sell two tracts Of land ad
dining the abOve-one we'll known as the
WEATT PLACE,

situated Lebanon Turnpike, and contains about 20
ares The land equal the Green Hill se the improve
comfortable the well Wared, containing several
falling springs including that celebrated Free st0ns
spring. This place and Green Hill long been noted for
their uninterrupted coed health and two desirable farms
found this section Of country Both we'll adapted
produce all the products Of Middle Tennessee, cotton alone
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NEW BOOKS.
new Bo0s, BY the Anhar ne LilrzsHrER, emitted
Gel FUREID
For sale by p. HAGAN.
Also, Letters Of AtErkEBEs Vos HuaHsoB his bosom
friend. YAREsHks Y0E BzEs from the Second eran Edition.
For ssle By a. HAGAN.
Also, DOvv's short Patent Sermons ana Ma
sheen Poetry, -Four Series By Dow, 90. Per sale D
r. HAGAE-
Also, RutIedge. a Novel, and Aboriginal
Americans, b. JACOB Aaaor. Just eceEel and ale By
n HAGANg
juns2-iH Al Collsgs IEse..
Great southern Piano Agency,
RO.As PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE TENDEEgEE
IA. II e ED, Agent,
store
AVIG effected arranzsents with some q the asst rspu
table manufacturers In New YORK Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, am prepared % exhibit, and via k
stlnty hand rse stock Of magnificent Fancs, 0rgEaa
some Of ny sOHdsalsrs have spared Efforts make
appear the people that do not sen any se.anirlte
Instruments, and 20 ordsr that ee Efforts % malice nay show
themselves iay- In their true ght cordially invite gsner
public 10 ezanineu sleek Whens parsuade, they viii
agree t1at mlepreasnted E give good r1ar1u-
tee With every Instrument cell any dealer 10 NASHVILLE
give q. RBBD. Agsnt.
LEWIs HEsRT J0HEssE, Tuner Performer ana Salesman.
may30-Im
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SAMUEL COVER aged ITO years, died in Talladega
county Ala-..a few days since.
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A number of cattle died recently in Essex, Eng.
from licking paint from some new buildings upon
New Moor Farm.
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Contains about 100 acres North OF the Sweat Place I'D
Joins the James Carter Whitfield Moore and 0thr5
Il is well tmbered, win fine spring. and in good neigh
hood.
rIaces will be sold credit Of two aad three
years satisfactorily secured, bearing interest, and De
retained on each tract hundred and ffy dollars cash will
be required
For further particulars call on W. Massrson Green Bill
Vim. II. Williamson, Esq Lebanon, Tenn-Or
A. V. 8. LTNDSLEY,
Anil q. '6I-5Rtw. law &zwtds Nashville, Tenn.
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- HIS Medicine Is unsqsael for Dsrrhsa, Dyseufsry ard
Other Disorders OF lac IN Eases o. BiosilF
Ffuw. Is uneeualled The Board OF Heaitd OF New EoE
and ne Iupsra Hospital Pssrrk both report atit
most reliable agent al the early stages Of Chora No
family shauI thout In me boar, where yoEug cldreu
are liable 70 su5sr elects % eating fruit;
dy must then be appei-nn tile 20 wait hs Doctor
This medicine may relied and prics only 81 cerir
enough e whole family i1r Hhos season.
mayl7 MAcEENZIE a MsNCurr
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FIoRmA PoIIrIcs-The Democrats Of Florida have
nominated Gen. JOIN MILTON for Governor and R.
B. HuroN for Congress.
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FOR THREE DAYS ONLKg

EOEA THEE DA41 ONAA
UsT received this day direct from NeW York, invoice Of
b beautiful FrOck Coats and Vests which VIII te
sold unusually low e. private sale By
BENZ. =. SHELLS co.
iunel4 No 81, Auction Rooms COLLEGE street.
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additional supply Of esa just received per steamer
~ Glerwood.
Also, Fy bushels the cheapest Food or stock IN e aet
BENZ. n. SHIELDS & co.,
junsI4 ~ q ss, Central Auction Rooms, College e.
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G wanted have cone atlast fresh supply % he iaoua
Philadsiphia Religs7ators, Wc Tor uselnell and
ol5T are upsllallsi. MACKENZIE & MINoHM.
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Apple Brandy. nc Years Old.
TN have anal lot af Apple Brsady from Ncrh Caro-
Wv lima sd 70 be rs ears olas hhich Rs believe 90
be strictly pure, and as represented 49, 49, . 49,
mays LhLbAhAA e SAITH.
Also In Bsps Clas % James Hennssy Brandy FIntars
OF Is5 which We thiuk viii ri: The most iastdous palate
Z. 9.
Asa % Choice W hiskfes IL store uiaos I557,
LELLYEFr 4 Smith,
rayz6 6a-dIm Nos 10 AID ~ south Martst street,
straw berries.
ArOW i, he time Tor Fraif Jars Before you buy any s
~ inc the cheape ana -
THE TEMPEST FRUIT JARS
-. ID q So .r.I. ~ IN. .h..n..l 1. lLa
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The following is letter Of Horace GREELEv to
NJ srwAED about which good deal has been said
in slie papers recently;