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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE, NASHVILLE DECATUR E. RI
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th, 1860.
an after the goth inst feghts for Decatur points
on Memphis and Charleston and Roads
viii be received and sent forward without delay.
To prompt freghts have plain shipping
marks the destination and nitale last road on each
peekegs Stock sent through with care aHd dispatch
s'aT,- -, JOHN ". RATCLIFFE,
uoyI2--dln General Az emit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21
NEW
FURNITURE STORE

EUVHE .bscer takes this method OF informing bis patrons
and the pub generally that he has just arrived from ny
Esst with splendid stock 0f fashionable Furniture 70 VIII
he bees call lie has taken and
lifted up stores &c Market street, next door % e oa
nd. and trusts by aten ion and fsr deaDg 70 merry %
of atroraee an pstticalary dsslons TO Enow 70 eoss
Wishing purchases my stock Of hattress yot pao SO
eual,b not SUPERIOR 10 the marEet bJ cng
the Red Store No Sc Market street, you VIII ,sst Wiz
attentive who deem 1t pleasure 70 show the stock
whetheryou wsh TO purchase net 40 eosfeece0s -a
1AR OtAes essd5yisRseeSt. ,,,,,v ,vvv,vy,.,,
mar6-sm BAN u hAS61.A"'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21
RAILROADS.

NASHVILLE, EDGEV1ELD) AND KENTUCKY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
SITUATEDin wealthy section Of country in Tennessee and
~ having an extensive suhsc pion list and advertising
ronage The Democratic and wllbe sold on reasonAb
terms to no one however but Democrat The paper stab
shed TO advocate State Equality and the proprietor will
1t out Of his hands be devoted any other purpose Fo
further the UNION OFFICE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21
stewart County. state OF Tenne.s,

sEEHARE COUNTY COURT. ar
y FSI-.JanesB B. AcCzrroll ct ais. "a Cha. q -.
ais-Psiton 70 sell land. L appea-po - -. :, sAll
A. o,l; thai Thcs AccarrOIl, Erancis hIslsT-.;
Jees MeCarToll, saa ue McCsrToIl a. \,
ale,rro'l heirs a. law o. Francis MccarrolI &c.. -
tssiaents OF the stats Of Tennessee n h th---fe
N VA R1nG.ton De ma for four consecutive week.
Ne SNl0N AND AMERICAN, nsHspaper puhli-Rs-i
- % LIE req liring said resident. 70 - -
SiSIS Ihe stlces Of the County Court Of stsuart
T a ne ee9rs house, In said county in the &
or oenGr TO eOmplainants bill, or sse SUE Vii
'sSSsa as to them and seidOWn for hssEing szparss
eec7-w4t-p-'s fee g. =, SvOA, ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21
Land for sale.

Land for sale.
EF application before LIST January will sell
raodatinx termS, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits Mill Creek opposite Maj COTS
This the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About oneha OF the land is in timber, the balance cnva-
There the premises comfortable cabins
young Apply MAJ Corr the place. N.Y.
self for particulars. CHAS. K. WINSTON
inlu.I
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FRENCH PROTESFANT sCH 10 d

~ ApANE VALIANT will re open her Bo.-,,,r-
w schooli young ladies at las Cbestnnf 60, ii
september Superior Instructions IN - sslse.
Tnenes, 70 oete q Ehish equally serious sf.s lien =
saant win Madame valiant, viii superintsua ths - >
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

N.cHsaznAK.
M. q r.. r. CH
WHOLESALE GTEoCERs, AND DEAEERs
q
FINE BRANDIEe, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS. NAILS.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c.s
CORNEg or COLLEGE AND 0RURCE s7REETx
Nashville, Tennessee.
VKY aTeusin receipt Of large we'll selected sook Of
Wv Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting part as fsIIsvr
$50 bids Sugar. all grades Hsvana CiEsrs
200 bhischcire holasses; 200 kegs Nails, assorted:
100 = do do 100 dozen Painted Buekstat
$50 bags prize Rio Cofee; 80 nests Tubs;
bbs Powdsgd Crushed and 10 bills Englsh walautu
Loaf e1gar; 10 bbIs Peesns;
I5o boxes Star Candies; 10 bbls FiIreyta
lgo boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE isRANDIES. WINES. 30,
IS kz e. choice French Brandies;
30 4 casks Madeira, Cherry, and Pert wirest
I5e baskets lest brands Chanupsgns;
50 boxes scovilI CIsses,
100 GO s Dbl: RessTssOn County Whi.ty
do do do Bourbon DO
also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, sc. -
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for Tia Dupont HAzard and sycamore Powder Tia nm
dersgnsd Icing the only Agenin Nashville Of The Manufacturer
large stock Of Powder on hand, IN Magazine
300 kegs Dupont Ride Powder 9o0 kegs Hazard BlzsngPoW
500 y do do DER: -ff-
SSS % DO DO 5000 Iss. sysaaOrs sl.sans
goo DO do 60 $50 cases * Powder, assorted
goo do do Go brands;
SOU Dupont Blasting Pew so hhs Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. ssfetv fsss : -
janH n L. HF OfJEATHAtf A1aats
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Rge sse5 powder Joy Bicksord & Co.'s ssisty
500 aa.aro 20 Fuss
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13

The Surveyor General ot New Mexico w ac o. congress
enuroyed On the @ July 1851 Is required to make ial re-
Xxi an all such claims Is originated benre the cessou Of the
arrorv IA the United States BY the treaty Of usudaiupe
aaIro of astS deuong the various grades Of tile win
M decision thereon as to tho validity w nvadV ol eaeh
cf the Aane under the aTs, Kagts, ana CUSTOMS OF
the country before a cessioD 10 tho United STATES ana nc
ia also required 10 make report IN regard "M eA
stInr in the Territory, showing The extent anu oVs "
ench satlne the number OF nhnbans 10 lle sa rueoips
respectively and The ngvre of their titles y 'e u suo
report to bc naln accotrg ioh lolh WhMh uly w u
esfhel hy he Secretary af the Interior which resort sh
s d beore Congress for such scihh thereon as nay %
damned st and proper with view to cnnlm bond I'D.
grants and give full ccctto cirsaiy Of 1879 between Tue
United Sthtes and Mexico ..,,.-
Claimants ip eyery case, vii required to nle airratef
notice aetting forth the name o. preSe ol'n, nanss
OF Uorglnnl claimant nature cl catn Nhcn 'lVnue "
no,fsst ls date from whAi authority The original ttla wa
errsd win refereuce TO tho evidence Of The power alC
suhoriiy under which the granting officer may have acted
onantny claimed locality notice and extent ol conuethi
clalms II any with reference to tbs documentary evidence
and ieatimouy relied upon establish theeA'h an 10 SNOW
transfer Of right from tho Aorigna grantee" tS'Wesen
clarntEt," -, ,...t., a. .,,h.,
Yycry claimant will also bc required TO furnish an autnen
tcated plat Of survey Y rrry hdi oe- eitca Or o'e
evidence, showing the precise locality anu extent o ""
tract claimed. At, .,, al,
iunoaed upou hin by law he has to request mlihose ndyld
ma Who claimed land in New Mexico before the treaty
1ss 10 produce the eeicnces 0, such claims AZ us ONCE
Santa rs, as soon as possible. ,r,,,,,
Surveyor Genera NtW Atziet
hyrA FE, Nm
Oct. 10TH o"m'
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13

sections, will be able to command settlement Of
the national difficulties, and will sec the propriety
and necessity Of having cessation Of present hos
tilltes, so that the measures ofpacifcation which
your wisdom may devise, can be calmly consider
cd by your constitutional authorities.
Weventure to suggest, for your consideration
and action two specific propositions as most like
ly to lead TO pacihcation
lst, That Congress shall at ouce propose such
constitutional amendments as will secure to slave
holders their legal rights and allay their appreher
sious in regard to possible encroachments in the
future.
ID, II this should fail to bring about the re
suits so desirable 10 US and so essential to the
best hopes Of our country, then lot voluntary
convention be called composed Of delegates from
the people ofall the States, in which measures Of
peaceable adjustment may be devised and adopt
ed, and the nation rescued from the continued
horrors and calamities Of civil war
10 our fellow citizens the North we desire to
say. discard that sectional and uniriendly spirit
manifested by teaching and action, which has con-
tributed so much TO inHame the feelings Of the
Southern people and justly create apprehensons
on their part OF injury 10 them.
To our ieow-cltizens Of the South We desire
to say; Though we have been greatly injured by
your precipitato action We weuld not now reproach
you as the cause Of that it has been taken with
out due consideration, as we verify believe, and
that the evils you apprehcnded from a contnu.
ance in the Union were neither so great nor 80
unavoidable as You supposed, or that Congress Is
willing to grant adequate securities then we pray
you to return promptly to your connection with US
that we may be, in the future, as we have been il
: the past, ono great, powerful and prosperous ma
ton.
0 Indications have already been afforded that
/ Divine power is ready to iuterpose and proven
r brethren from Strengthening each other Will
|, the bombardment Of Fort Sumter continued n
}. life was lost When ProvidCntial interpositio
o was notOnger needed to prevent the effusion {
blood in civil strife several lives were lost in th
y performance Of Of q nero ceremony We woul
% invoke the presence and aid Of that Power to pre-
4 serve our ielow-citzens, on both sides, frol
10 slaughter, aud we would commit the interests
h our distracted country to his hands who can brn
v forth peace and order out Of strife and conluso
u when mss's wisdom utterly fails.
rs j. ]. CRlTTENDEN, Prcst
a, JAS. GUTHRIE,
to H. Il. GAMBLE, Of Missouri
IN WIN. A HALL,
ne ]. b. HENDERSON,
be WM G. P0MER0Y,
of R, K, VILLAINS,
be AROD DIXON,
ye r. N, BRlSl0W,
A. J0SHUAF, BELL
G. A, WIUKLIFFE,
Ic. G. W. DUNLAP,
ify J. F. ROBINSON,
al JN0. B. HUSTON,
m. R0BT RICHARDSON.
tu. JOHN CALDWELL, Of Tenn.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13

TERRIBLE ArFEAy AT Swan LAKE. ARK.-A'
few days since an atlny occurred at Swan lake
Ark, by which man named David Franklin, a
merchant was killed, 1t seems that Franklin and
person named Julius Dubose had been PLAYING
cards for money, aud that Dubose was the winner
Franklin requested him not to mention the cir
cumstanccs, but Dubose disregarded the caution,
which exasperated Franklin. Meeting Dubosc
he accused him Of his supposed trcachery, and
pronounced him no gentleman. A fight eusued.
during which Franklin had Dubose down, and
the latter drew a knife and stabbed the former in
the back, from The effects Of which he died in a
few moments,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13

CAPTURE OF SPEcIE-The Baltimore Patriot
says
"The Ellcotts Mills train, due at 3.4 o'clock
this morning, did not get in till after TO- in couse-
queucc Of being detained at the Relay by tho train
going west undergoinga very strict search. Sew
eal persons were arrested and held by the military
and we lerrn that large number Of trunks were
taken from the train, and some $4,000 in gold
and silver It wus notascertaned where the coin
was destined. There was good deal Of excite
ment and much speculation indulged by the pas
sengers.
Zone ofthe persons arrested had dispatches in
his boots, but our informant, who was on the down
train could not learn the purport Of them. The
matter will be investigated. The impression was
that the coin was intended for Harpcr's Ferry.
"0ne Of the persons arrested was Winhsl.
Scott Anderson, q member Of the Maryland Guard
and son Of General james NJ. Anderson Of Viii
city"
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13

'ruE Sun CoSG 0ur,--lt is said that there are
now more spots on the sun than have beon seen
for many years; some Of these are visible through
smoked glass to the naked eye. Several stars
some ofthem Of great brliancy, which from
their ascertained distance must have been as
largo as the sun-haye disappeared from tho sky
and the question has been raised among astronc
mers whether the light and heat Of the sun are
fading away. As this would he accompanied by
the destruction ofall the plant, and animals ON
the earth, It Is rather an interesting question:
The suns light and heat are diminished by tho
dark spots at tho present time about one per cent
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13
BUSINESS NOTICE.

t,ry the onths Of November December, January, Feb
,uary and March will be In tho City Of Washington, and
heretofore will give NY personal attention to any business
sro New Mexico which may be entrusted to my care-to
prosecution before the Court Of Cafns The eOuf'
or any VI the Departments , u,,,,
asw1 FIX, Nm AWofue! " law
Oct IL l--y,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13
ATTENTION! ATTENTIoNii
NOTICE.


MY CLAIM AGENCY OFFICE and PRESENT BUSINESS,
~ o. prosecuting claims against tho Government Of the
All business already placed my hands, or The hands Of
y s. Watts Co., which have contracted 10 prosecute and
pending before the Departments or the Congress Of the
United States, will no duly attended To-. -
have NO PERSON OR AGENT authorized hereafter h us,
my name In any whatever in the PROSECUTION OF
CLAIMS against the United Sales otherwise, than in aen
ding to buaess that ap now pledged to attend TO- and
such person persops w in al cases present authority
from mo to set vs. such agsa orsgcntI,
O. r HovEY
Nrt,FcN ". January liN N
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13

A PoErIcAL ToY.--ln the Connecticut Legis-
lature last week, Mr.. Toy Of the Pennington Val.
ley, where the river has fall Of only nine inches
in seven miles, made a stirring speech against The
proposed fowage bill, declaring there was aparliy
In ths House that would be willing to dam upthe
waters Of life Il they could irrn them inoa man
ulaclulinr' speculation,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13

Manufacturer and Dealer in Tin Copper and shee'ron ware
PARLOUR, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
FOR COAL AND WOOD,
Japanucd Ware ilolow.warc Etc, We will duplicate any
S. louis BILL Tin Plate Wire aud shce'rtn " small advance
on s.. Louis rrlcca
'''" S'S'' KANSAS CIR No,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13

have injury inflicted upon us by the necessary az
ton Of the civil belligerents All this we will do
and bear but 1t is really more than human nature
can endure to be told that because the thought OF
a dissolution of the Union, peaceably or by force
has never entered the mind of any candid states.
man "in America, so il is high time for It to be
dismissed by the statesmen Of Europe The
statesmen Of Europe would gladly do 80 il they
could overlook facts and cease to draw inierencs.
and deductions
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13

Wo admit that the proceedings of the Conledr.
ate States express nothing less than revolution.
We admit that this revolution hos not been pro
yoked. We dcplore the rupture, aud we are dis,
posed to fear though on this point there can be
no certainty that the results will bc fraught with
disaster, But all this is beside the question. The
Southerners hSye no real case against their Nor,
thern brothern, but they have an argument against
which the North will kick in vain, They CLAIM,
to be the best judges Of there own interests; and
they hold that their interests require independence.
The North appeals to the sword, exactly as We
did. 1t is confident also in its strength, aud 80
were we. Whether the parallel will continue to be
traceable IN the event Of the contest is question
which time alone can determine.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-13
WILLIAM MORRISON.

HlsrA fE, \. v
Oct. 10Th.
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Affairs.

ALEXANDRIA. July 1st-The Union meeting
held at Lyceum Hall, in this city, was very
sparscIy attended tonight, probably owing in
some measure to the rain: Speeches were
made by Mcssrs. Nudernon. Upton, Martin and
others. Many prominent Union men, includ.
ing Messrs. Jameson, Lewis Mckenzie, Mas
sew and others, were not present, and Mr..
Martin, one of the delegates to the Wheeling
Convention. moved to postpone the election for
q week, and said he was opposed to aiding tho
scheme OF certain ambitious individuals who
were endeavoring to press themselves into
office. 1t would do injury to the Union cause.
The motion was rejected.
There is but one ticket to BIZ voted for, L.
Close for State Senator, and Gilbert S. Miner
for delegate,
DR.. Herring, one Of the Confederate prison.
ers taken some time since, r member OF tho
Governors Guard, was released today, having
taken the oath of allegiance.