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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
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day our iHpoFtss fsff0i$ 4 3 iApaiFs are r.
SEWING Esy If TeF8 RqHsasabf
qaalstisies Of gOodsdSytnss TIE gscdsste MIDI
sa5s pa "a toni
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aha Paymentsofi dates ON their kheFs, asao
many articles the ssyIpg 2. 9Hehass sa seHi3
sgould afford ElAndsoneapyostx IHthstlns il b
beosms Perrs sHent qtheFs-s D be an sentfesfetoI
ton cc 81 II ssis New VIZ ii SUI
to justify them in making their purchases in Earop@
and shipping to NeWse riesns and in that city, bd
IleAess,Of dc r. ts = tiss Fs
bought schsaPeE than in NewxdHshkssasFit 1hsse
advantages, we shall be able to sell cheaper thai
any other city in the Valley of the Mississippi
New Orleans REaRKcss zE&xeH e. :
- = " sffrsr the New Orleans Picayune. A..
coFT0SWe stated in last weekly review that the srkt
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saturday The inquiry renewed viii sprsbgt ofer
ssss sssssasias - U fs;ssf s.S
fully 22OOo 6asss sAsay previous r4e, ri
ding ana ne i1isEss taasss .i isss Prices e. q.
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there again sf,r inquiry but owing the sssOrme
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s.pseeps sam Up s4O0e halss with 10 nash ssfssift
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ior me Corresponding See1 ~,
no -. osp.e,nOet nave reeh -
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ToBACC0-The demand has been less active, the sales having
been confined to hhds old al 80 new st old =
lie, and at lec 3A4ss M 3 hhds old yesterday at Il
taloF4 40 Srs .,sss as ~ tsbSits5y zT Ess AT r.
II LuEa Factory O.
Lngs, Planters. g -
LeAf. I1lerer fe 0omnOn7 1fass6
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Leaf az VI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
| Y 1901 alslsGssE Is e1vt1tA
Il CASH sANsADYAMCEsAMl ALL CAsE
.sssi5' % : Is gsisEsyS zfsxs s3rstss 81
.ssIF0R CLUES AND ANNUAL SUB
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SCRIPTIONS. -

Ii ,saT3 Ezqshgste sszgS /
n ,The spa g pub g. eas dsrge
Of and and tie EEEIY
.lg mad up o i the Two "; sHd
% If s Che largest hand be-.
4 sptnest,,saif6 ehesp asts sheet Gets Sinteas in
URiaa s. i Dali
Gans etheisales and is :S
| tobacco wheat, corn, dry 'gogdzsssggrp-
4aeries,ydse, sfE5o., here aadseisswhsFey with
the LATEST IS e.. NEWS " q ,.lhlQQ ms y a1d
4 sabrpa tAiesg5 :, mails and spsciAl
i 81 SSifdaa III 10
Of 80 ths State
and country. t take TT /" Nov tHe
time to subseribes ths6yeWmay be fully
@ * earn g ~
political, 'iss7se ,s .' S.. thls
feotintfy, ANA hi winch IT,
tii tive duty js issras isi eG
formed and totskeansactiys partsse
tssMp II i, order to,afsre gur I:
! friends an opportunity to- aid : 'ussssif %
tending our circulation, we are Offering
the following inducements fsf getting up,
l4clupssyH X IS III xIO , : - =
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

Garar Rxcrrrx rxrysT.sn MOR7Ox, 10 s2l, Col
leee street having determined TO give =" ~ iS
siFe stock Of goods everybody seems inclined 70
have their share. esllsround andsee hoF psople
& get more than the worth Of their money ..s; ss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

NJ E w. = - A 5=s.:-s47ssE=a 81
- y az ii@f INDICATE Pt9Efd OPINION. ...I;.
Usually cautious, eFe isgat se28q5fes lssa Aessa p
.as.iI's sLA7 RELIABLE NEWSPAPER. A.. 4al.r
Fl" NEW fELEANSs lTfsT-E ''DEETx.
s'There seems to he 10 ezeRefr Hair now thai
the Celebrated 1EhIThStE H1IR hEsToEATEi
, ean se hhAa.ss Js Ux&s3lEg asa g@JE.y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

saasr have you sen Prof. woods advert sensnt p
/ pager. Read i; it will issSress 5on-
~ & ], 3 & z /: !. s { S 6 s. z iesrs 4
8 ~. 5 + I. 5 B aRPi u & !
- - & ~ - & create 4 nj
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~ e s 4 s S q : q z Z: = In drusg
spaired q al hopes Of hs5yery; and the last reso
sssS q! a M a as!si F asa IL
Tnoenn sns .;I ~ ~ y I 4 sS l In "a
pessESss i ssia ~ Isl fsssl s1 nsh
long, the ASTONISHING ea1 % r'
y s sls h VS. E5sgye ...tsnI-
"a ko5GoIAHA gysA Ezs<Irdna 4&xnkAsaA ~ Z;
wrapper and see that fe buying B FAHhksrocx's "
ngEssREE 10 esessw bsss also sssRiS smarS-wl q
IOEe4ESds afohI
Ss Il. Y g.: 9 sse 4 discover nSsa Ii
cOmpos ASH lBfsEsY q, ssifE3Kf b hating FL,
1is Esi shd me ne RSsss sss a
RieSsS s Sfs. sSc,s% of gi
sennuAy as4 TiSu soasa
pecalIy il has eS thing in the pharnaSeoIfs
All aTp ls hsitsd States b
wRfGaR 'ues NisF eAe4n
La. - sil1f-s
Sold also by all Druggists in Nashville
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

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y. t7Atttf 49,
f.snts e slsis p as t.1.v9
sas s.s 'a. a.so.asaa.i q n Us
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

DIX. z. RtssKtL, DsSfL SrhdEoS:--.pI,rr.s r pegs
leave to invite the attention. Of those INTERESTED 70
present mode Of inserting artificial tesths upon
xulanite as being infinitely suPer;Drs TO 'the Old
method upon gold plate. Since introducing this plan
a-znow over a xearsaao-L has inserted more than
one hundred sets he advantages Il which for au-
rability, lightness apd purity are eenneahhy fs'i
fed by the numerous certihcSses. Dr. n % cOf'nl-
ually receiving IN their favor once s 10 ~. = OnYsry
street. three doors frOmfhe Post q
and all other operations on ths mouth -
usual -, -, al I HsIST -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

s,-tt Death OF Hon, 6. w. Scranton
sczlSrOy, PENN, March 2f.-The Hon, G. W.
sersrten Is dead.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
PHON0GRsA,BsHY
MIR. N0LREAR5 sJz zssAs

xrTrIL teach new class in this Rsefnh Art from to 2
w nighti Kirknans Building. on Summer street. ney
pnps will - RECESSED M duxRg the present weet
The class viii be taught ~ the use Of sucn penos
.ionev 50. s.1iil lessen the labor d
.Ss iearner onshslf 80 The present slow ana
s-,sss.a1e stzfss oE ~ 49, 4ExhpS suited theHgs q
AZ bozt and ma cart eIf
rsiFssds squirss sPen no. seye5 esnn. e tns
tne "a the writer The people OF Hashv de4
fer being grossly deceiyedin regard q e Utility o. s At AM
~ k kh 81 6ds Tor Which d5eeptiot
shs asis ~ ss Ht6s have had its sdyHnags
frskead - having the Schools the theater
ptiyse lhs sanction Of "she paee-nsn
~ NJ, D. give. lessons In PenuarsE Sshs ss
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Frsf ,s'ssAsaas SEED Corn,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

Eeare receiving cur stock Of spfng and Sz1a'srs
Clothing ard 3Ft5nishing Good for men and boys,
which we are selling At prices to suit the times
Also hne lot Of elJS UfssifAsfes and Fsstlngal
made % eSdar, 8ass,, RsaNnnIsfN& Co.. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

EARRAa, DmNUKEs d Co. are opening most DYAu'
tful lot Of Shoes Of All Kinds LddeS
and ahfrsra Call on them, ladies, oeaueS
land they sell them very low for the Cash. ssI
= ,,..~cl,ll If ss15sss x nn@ bESnsaBa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

DrrnEniI-ThiS horr9ble and, dangerous dfseaFs
NAV be easily arrested. taken in time, and the phi
tent be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial OIL and frequently gnrgllDs Mlthpe
slightly diluted. ISaturate flannel cloth VITA tfe
Oil, and bind it On before going y bed I'VE are COP
dent We overcarae several cases in our family wiIn
the Oil alone, and Be, CLARKs Painless Pill.-1s-
neseee Bqpttst a4 y ga - o. tsf-@f f4s's
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
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we err ;E436 $40 D
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
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Gnst Mills, &gkNSA
II tCider Bl2s, ssEksfs itsf-f ~ HfFFf A FfM+
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

d For REST--A desirable suit of sroolns ia the
Union and American buildings Apply ct tins
s-.af~ E5ErsT-5 - -2Sla-- s-s4 der29. If
once. .-..lts-I :. = 4-.Ezli ~ -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
From Georr,a.' ''.'''''''i1

kesS AEetssA 4sdY be- ted lfaon
tadi0Gfn On s. h IL ~ Stte
fioa- ra16QLseE re]ected bysha.peaple
lsas-oz tfexs oyauisesoEi sisss = dzs -'ssissss5
ts'sPhs -tie Sou ne Ken
b sAcu4f, 5sesfasa lszaIss5a ns5if-1za tGa ze1J
y =
VI az sisSslz ygsF1s 5zs Isl lgga2e ~ sse< = =.
I e = D .sTTC3 ~ zNIJIIT .a5id - . asss4
no MARKET sTRxETsis s5sIw-rsssm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

A Partner wanted with from 1000 y. ~ 300 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business which
PAYS 1000 dollars and more year. A gertlenisp,
and business man, with good city reference, Will
please address y's5 RoBERT''f' v.
Nov Is 1860 If. f-f III
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.

. 49, W. u. EA0AN q co, frc prletors.
's0@'-''"'s 600 oI5&z
TFD73 4 = 8TAs ssCE ygsBEG,E3 ~
The Great English FL II e5Easeafiy-yy |
SIR JAMES CLARK'S ei-.rss = /
80 -cEHRBRAPEDskE EzEHsAs4', a5.@H
x&SSs&@A
pro,.c,sa. Ga .ANgs IN Letters. |
g,tg .fs..-As n sSs 81 ~ s,r@s .gsser-s.
!. ~ ny >! ' 'ss' n 49,
p,sporsa ros, "a az ~ ~ - ~
sicids Extraordinary 70 he Qee1-ey,.s ygsss
hi,inTaluahe rene is uniang ia the cure OF all tho
painful and dangerous diseases to which the fer1S
Ks subject moaeraes all excess ana removes a ossrnce
and a speedy cure may be relied on.
~ sfsIfO gzsErrfcG ladies
1t IL peculiary suited. II will Ia short tine ,oI
nonthiv reso Cd With regularity . = y 2
Eachbottle, price One Donsrl ess<at9e soHeaeat az
tBrsiss 70 PrsasPi eqsH ss'5r saeS9 w
7AeSe Pills skold g0taess sGk' a1a14a0g
FIPSg 1HRKB A6lAgE3Se tse sfessTf
6szg ssodsqDss sse an t.1s secs.
sl In all of Nervons Ard spinal
Heart Hyiericzsand " h essl asesR iis VI ea ss M
allothsrsneans kaEs ssileds snd I'd hnHgss fenel
do contain iron, shlemsi anunsug
TaidIFe4eas'in tse palspSEe bf6 haeAhYt syhia
mould be carefully preserved. -. 49,.
= Sole Agent for the United Efatss and csnsds,
JOB MOSES ffAteJ.o Bsl,s winl co.J
b 4osstzEnSsg ie.sass AL sl&o - kesnsefsh y :.
iks6A1 ailllinsrre bottle containing so pills, exseul
----
sold in Nashville By Berry { psRezsAfe and Eseeas
Oct 8; ~ ~ ssesslee sa's'M u ~E
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49,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

kxsS 10 ,lsifs4 sEA ~ aSssss sz ~ saS ss,ls0ss
r. NEWO RlAASse archs25 sssJ ne staaDeET beanese
81 has srEiYsa. a,..ao,. 'ss.1
[GVTAe AIacedonian waeasGaefifeiOs. sd I
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-18

TIE Abolition element 10 the adminisira-
live part of the government as well as in the
Black Republican party allarge, ARE doing the
Union cause grea, harm both North and
South. Our soldiers volunteered to preserve
the Union and Constitution-and not to
interfere with slavery, or any other of the
domestic institutions Of the Southern States
motto be CATS paws of by fanalical ab
oliiionsis who are as much disunionsts as
The arch leaders of the rebellion and their
hatred of the South-'heir underground
railroads-their "let the Union slide" senli
menis-all have done much 10 im6iler
the feelings oflhe Soulhefners and cause
them 10 call the war an abolition crusade.
And as If our present troubles were not
enough, slavery, slavery, is the talk and
topic of the day III and out OF Congress. As
The Sun says-9as the time TO decide about
four millions of slaves arrived We have
now a few thousands under our control
aud they can easily be provided for and
set al work /; but if the signs OF the times
fail not, we have no long time 10 wait before
the question comes up in its greatest magni-
tude. And the question may be well asked,
If free negroes have lived peaceably at the
South heretofore, why they cannot continue
so 10 live in much larger numbers for the
future Why the idea OF expatriatIng lens
OF thousands OF good laborers, who enrich
our conn:ry by their honest toll, and who
doubtless love The homes and friends OF
their naive land, should al this lime be.
come subject OF serious contemplation,
we know not.
We hope this spasm OF the party now
in power will be cupped, Ieeched, blistered,
and otherwise medically kept down, until
il can be seen whether mastery inactivity
and severely le!ing The thing alone, will
not bring out more wholesome results Than
can the Republican physicians who are
lowering so anxiously over poor SAMBo,
ready 10 physic the poor fellow out OF the
country, if not out OF existence.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-18
THE WAR NEWS.
another Desperate Fight in Virginia,

Nine Hours Battle Anotter Union Vie;o-
ry,-2OO Rebels Killed, and 30 Taken Pr
oners-T Thirty Un,on Men Killed
CINcISEA1I, Saturday, Dec. Il, 1861.
A special despatch from Cheat Mountain
10 3he Commercial says:
"On yesterday one of The hardest and hes,
fought battles oil the war was tonight at Al
legheny Camp, Pocahontas County, Va,
between Gen II H. Mllroy commanding
The Union .roops, and Gen johnson OF
Georgia commanding the Rebels
"rhe fight lasted from daylight till o. m
"lhe Union loss is abou: 80 aud The Rebel
loss over 200, including Major and many
other officers, aud 80 prisoners.
"Gen Johnson was shot in the mouth,
but not fatally.
The 18th Georgia Regiment suffered The
most.
"Gen. Mroy's force numbered $50 men
from The 9th aud 18th Indiana. and 25lh
and 32d Ohio, ard The Cd Virginia.
Gen. Johnson's force numbered over
? 900 men
"The 9Th Indiana Re2iment fought brave
~ 10 The last After driving the enemy into
their barracks no less than five times, our
forces retired in good order.
The rebels sci fire 10 their camp and re
treated 10 Stanton.
Gen. Mllroy has driven the last army of
;he rebels out oi Western Virginia -
LGie.t From The FUe al Charleston.
BALTIMORE, Dec Il We learn from the
capfam OF The Norfolk boat that he was in.
formed toy The captain of he steamer iili
nois, which had arrived al O.d Pom from
Por Royal, that hs passed within six m lies
OF Chareston Harbor nj 10 o'ciuck on Thurs
day night, and hat Tremendous conllagra.
lion was EVIDENT: al IL highl in that city.
he reflection on The clouds exceeded aCY-
IhIng he ever saw, aud the whole bay. with
the dark out ines OF Fort Sumter was bri ghl
ly illuminated Il did Goi appear like a re
hrction from SmoulderlHg rams but from a
raging, uncomfortable conhtlrlt.nn
Tins is later ;han Tie Norfolk Day Book
dispa ch
FosThess MoHRoE, Saturday, Dec. III
p M.-1he United States steam iranspor,
llIiuois Cap Ra,hbon has Just arrived
from Port Royal, which place She left on
Wednesday, t'se lin insl at O'Clock p m
When passing Charleston The enrire city
was on fire. rue scene is reported a. hay
ING been awiuly sublime The angry
ilamps seemed 10 devour everything within
reach.
According 10 this stalem eni the ire mus
have ragged - days before The fact wa.
published in The Norfolk Dag Book OF yes
lerday.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-18
Auditors Notice.

Estate Of Isaac W UuSgToye, Cecelsed.
THE Au,iiror appointed by The Orphans
C1urt 81 ColCm:ria County 10 make 6i>-
,ribu,ion of the ar-eis m The hsi d. al Sam
ueI Nnssrove amt Aaron Mu>grovp adj
m Illustrators OF the estate ol l,aac w. Mus
.rove, dece eased, To and among the persons
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Uf9RRI led.

By Rev. J. R Dimm at his residence in
Blo1msburg, Nov 2slh, Mr.. GEoRGs. w
WoLvrRTor. OF The above place 10 Miss
SARAH JANE SEiDLE, oil CenlGeViile, Col. CO.,
Pa.
Also by the same at the same place on
the l2,h INST. Mr.. Edmaa Boyer at Valley
twp. To- Miss SARAH AGNES SrErLER OF West
hemlock twp MonIonr To Pa.
Ai,o Nv The same al the same time and
mace MIR Jo-EPH HENRY OF BrIar creek, 10
Miss SARAH ADAMS of Orange twp. al oiCol-
co Pa.
Also ny the same on the 18th inst. Mr.
SAmUEf. Il >rTLER 10 Miss CAROLINE YoeT,
ali OF Col co. Pa.
In hescopeck Luzerne co on the 26'h of
Sept. 1861 by Rev. |. BAIL, MIR. John
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place.
In Berwick, at the Parsonage OF Rev. |.
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Kelchner 10 Miss Heua Klsuer, both oil
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In Berwick, on the goth of Oct, by the
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Edwards. both oi Salem wp. Luz. Co
In Berwick, on the 18Th of November
bv the same, Mr. Samuel Smith, 10 Hannah
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In Berwick. OH the 5ih of Sept. by the
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A Murder in Gamp-A Maryland Lieutenant
Killed.

BALTIMoRs, Dec. I0.-This afternoon
shocking murder was committed at The camp
ot the second Maryland Regiment, stationed
IN tie suburbs OF the city Whilst The reg
iment was drawn up for dress Parade pri-
vaie, named Charles Rooms, came from his
tent picked mp musket anl taking delib>
crate aim at Lieut.. Wilson, fred and killed
him on the spot. il appears that some three
weeks since Lieut.. Wilson shot private Cur
uener for persistent iusubordnauon. atler
three times trying 10 run The pickets, killing
hIm. koons, who was a friend of the tie
ceased, determined 10 revenge his death by
taking the life oil the Lieut.. Wilson wa a
resident OF this city, and was generally es
teemed in the regiment. Grea indignation
was expressed in the regiment at the mur-
der, and disposition manifested TO iake
Immediate vengeance on koons but he was
Immediately sent prisoner 10 Fort McHeu-