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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-15

cOyFEDERATR STATES OF AMERICA,
P1sT ogFICE DEPARTzkE7',

P1sr ogFICE DERARTzks1', :
EchnOEd, Va, August 5, A8lO
,BSb proposals viii Do resolved At his Department
III saturday the TN dag Of ssPteuor mex ioI carrying
he Mails y June 3Oh, 1895, the following Routes In s
stats Of Harnesses,
Rovr. Iools-FrOm lebanon, By sAop sprnr cherry Val
lev rae Forks, Alexandria, Liberty, snthVs, Sligo and
C,.1siis H. sp.rts 81 nIes and hack twice . week
Leave Ifan6n Monday aGd wednesday At NJ, arrive At
SP1 ssvs Tuesday and Thursday An arrive At
ROUTE O5 -srom Lebanon, By Big spring Ro@s to
OsTthsge, 10 miles and hscs, tsios Essk
Leave Monday and Wsinsdsg at "a n, arrive ss
Leave cthsss tuesday and THURSDAY slap NJ arrive AZ
Ro. koes-From Lebanon BY fuckers Roads Nsw
Middleton Jeuning Rorks and eordonssiiis, 70 Chem0t
Mouud ID mics and hack, once a week.
Leave San6a Monday At NJ, arrive At chsnut Mound
Leave esuut Mound Tuesday att NJ arriTsat Lebanon
ROUTE Os4-Fron MesIinnvils, by Iucrsase Pine Bluz
Rock slad Cane Sparta Bon air. Charleston Pomon4 Cross
Vile, sp lcer Hill, Bsevile, Post Oak springs, Kingston
Grsys III and blackberry, 70 Loudon, 100 mes
three tim week to sparta, aui twice week the
Leave cAnnyills Monday, Wedhesiay and Friday
A., ar-i I'd at aEta next day ~ 9 4 M.
Leave TUESDAY, Thursday and saturday, At L..
rive Nd liinnVille next dsy by A ~
Leave para Tuesday sai Thursday At n arrivs. st
LOudon nd It dsy BY " 81.
Leave udos Wednss lag and Friday at a., arrive It
RoUrE lOJgs-Frsm CooksgiHs b. Doodle ssrnz syFusi
Pekn, oasnat Mound, Convenient, DiEORs SPRING. hAts
VILE, SOD college and CastaliAn Springs .
Leave ooksv MO3lag, wednesday and Friday Il 10 n
Leave dIatin rassa. THURSDAY and SATURDAY At 10 z.
arrive e Q0OkHyile next day By y ~ -, - ,s,,,
ROUTE lDt4-srom sparta y sssss y ,,bag- Fl1.os
Wausr LoOneys Greek, COSBY, ard Grown Point 70
He s ~ Ns wa a n arrive HlsEsgAsh We'd
nssdAy byI y n. 80. n .,sv. AZ s,.,t, s.,.-.
dss By y. Pc.t Master as1-r.i.
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nntice fo EnlIrona COmpamies.

FENEg undeasgusd having been at great expense and trouble
70 build a Mill the purpose OF kE-hoLLlNd OLD
RAIL Road IRON, and also for ire manufacture NEn
RAILS being only establishment Of the Kind ID the
Bouthern COniedescy had hoped to meet with nat encourage
ent enable them TO have constant employ mnt
thereby greatly promote the interests 81 the great ha
road eperpZs1 the south As yet however, they nave re
eyed but little encouragement except from the Roads IN e
vicinity the Mill although tr interest, we'll as the in
Of these Roads, that this establishment should be
sustained.
We method say the various Railroad
Companies reroed that New Rails,
that furnish with either At short no.
tioe and Of veyy best quality provided We receive e or
der that the Mill be kept in operation But We
have operations ORDERS We cGn give
that again. We there
respectfully solicit Orders. Address,
BgOFIEID s MARKHAE,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Nashville uRon ana copy week, sad forward
Dill Commonwealth Once, Atlanta, Ga and copies Of the
PSI containing We AsvtFSsRsRI RsEksa Il AsErS sc0ted
kaEkkklt NN4tN
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
THROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN IL HOURS.
AN and after Sunday July 2Ist 1851 Mail Train will leave
Nashville Daily al 2 NJ.
Returning arrive st Nashville at lis A NJ.
Passenger Trains will leave Nashville dsy, except Sun
Days, at A n.
Returning, arrive At Nashville $40 P. NJ.
m The 6 A. NJ. Traiu connects with Trains to Hunts
Vile and Chattanooga.
M The P. n Trails with Trains TO COrizth,
Grand JUNCTION, Memphis, and New Orleans
t,yvIa-u W. ON PERKINS,
General Superintendent.
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ore Sauzre one ysSr. s3eEsch additioual Square, as
dyerGksers exceeding t2Ke space cOat FaCse6
for, viii be charged fer the exceGs.
II TBR WEEKLY
oEz DOLL4A per Square or TIE ars snd cEsT
subsequent insertion
Advertisements published Doth the Daily Weekly vii
charged the full daily with half hs weekly rata
added.
Transient Asvsrsssats swss b paid for as sAs tsns
Insertion.
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~ sum ~ further nformAtoG ad1Euss apply %
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TO AA4L w HOM
II MAY CONCERN.

AN now preparing 10 go largely into the Manufacture
4 WOOL Il ATS, AaHY SHOhs and NEGRO BRoGAes
All those Who have Wool Leather, will find sale for It At
the highest market prices CASH at the Tennessee Peni'ent
Ac. " JVAAN'ON,
Agent.
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each shaEf, Pays9is ~ = - -, - -
next. T4s stee -s'-t 80 i . -
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We will issue on the first of September,
HUTTON q FRELIGH's
SOUTHERN MONTHLY {!
A S3.OO Magazine.

Intending take actvs stand for the incubation
and prom pure and truly southern Literature We
shall publish Of the first number ard have fa that
will from its merits, rapidly douOe and treble et number.
Address, HUTTON & FRELIGH,
aup2Stf Memphis, Tenn.
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.
No. SO church street.

NASHVILLE, a: !: /: TENNESSEE
TNVHE next session of this school l commence on MON.
day, september ed, 1861. For terms snd Psr
tieusrs, apply ~ MRS II KNOX,
RuglSsIn
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
TNsU ANCE COM p A N Y,
CAPITAL SIOO,OOOI ALL PAID IL.
Oyuou az 10 o. corner Of Cedar stTs and Pu6le S9dTS
uWTILL take risks against Damage by Fire Build
w inFs Geads, and Merchandise generally Alss,
on shpmea-agans damage by Seas and rivers to and
fron all points.
ALsO-Rirks Negroes against the dangers Of the hVs
DIR CTORS.
- ~ ". 7. BEEET,
I.-g,-v VI V.rzRH JOIN b. Evils,
IaET KIsvr.S HUsH MCCREA,
I.U-. WooDg JOsEPa EDwAEJBs,
n MrN.wv IEBY hORaAH,
r. Il HvANsI
ALEXANDER FALL, President
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B..rk MILLS.

Bs-Fk Mills.
SNHE best improved doubegnug Bark Mills yet invent
ed bang Manufactured, will be ready for de-
liTers By the first Of october For sale st
j. LUMsDEN & co.,
Nell South Market street, Nashville Tenn.
LUMsDgN L MANN,
septl.H No IS Magazine street, New 0Ileins, La
CyoUNTRY JEANS, LINsEY, AND WOOL STOCK DE POT.
I For purchase aud sale at
suE3I-t BENZ SHIELDS CO.
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.pmRcLRAN,s UNIvEIssAL PiLI.s,

FOR Liver Complaints Esihousness Heat
ache, &c.
gsNHERE has oeve 0esn OATHARFIo medicine offered %
the public that given such entire satisfaction as Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly Innocent and en-
by tender infant prompt and powerful IN
removing all Bilious Acid Impure, Feed Matter
Stomach In tact they are the only Pills tAAt should
be used IN nslArio1s dsstricbs
They prodnoe Grpng Sickness Pain in the stomach or
Bowels, thouh very active and searching IN their oerSoH
promoting healthy secrsons OF the Liver and ktdne VINO
viii Biousness, Hes3ache and Foul stomach when
remedy be Obtainsil Keep them constantly on
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md months on sc ness Ask for Dr. q. McJesns Unver
I Pills Take 70 Being coated they taseess Price
only Is and be sent By mail 70 any part OF
ths uEIted states - -
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Corner OF Third and Pine streets, 50. LonI.. No.
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lucky RAILROAD.

notice to COnsigneeS and shippers.
LII Goods received by the Railroad at Nashville Depot,
must removed within twenty four hours, they viii
warehouse and stored at expense OF the Con
sgnee Fret ght Shipment will be received until P
Sug6-dlm ]. b. PHLEEGEk; Agent
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FHENT.
best External in the World for Man or


THIHOUsARps Z humAn beings bssn savs life Of
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Two Applications care Throat, Heedsce or ESrAoh
For Burus or Scslds any PaR, Is a. lnfsols heleo
Try L. and you val Ind nd pensibs remedy sep u
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TEACHER WANTED.

SOUTHERN LADY, to teach the snd higher Eng
a sh branches Insti uton Of highest grace, in
aorth Mississippi none mpshed and experienced Teach
ers need apply LIBERAL salary given Address, with refer
ences EDUHAtOBs
septl-u care Union and American once.
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Prepared and published atts request of members Of The
Nashville Presbytsry, by P. g. StiUr Percins, and
read before that body on Sh August, 1861.
, 1861-11-23

that the blacks wrought well, for it WIS
General Andrew Jackson, of whom his ne
.ro troops received honorable mention.
And what are the changes since that day,
and now in the struggle for the utter crush
ing out Of treason. Certainly the negro
race have been battered, If complexion be
the test and blood be anything. The best
blood Of Virginia, for instance, has been
for generations being iu6ltrated into i'm
proved breeds Of mulattoes; we borrow
the phrase from their own latitude.
Il Is Instructive to look over these old
r1eccdents, and humiliating to see that the
liberal spirit Of that sgc has been little the
gamer by time. And get this very procla-
mation Of the Hero Of New Orleans may
C. me round again. The progress is that
direction, when our leaders shall have seen
That both hands must be taken for the
work, instead OF, as now, one hand employ
ed IN ho' ding sambo to his work, while his
rebel owner, and the young masters take
the field against the armies Of the Govern
ment. All the tokens are in that direc-
ton. No later than yesterday evening q
contemporary whose feeblcress is often en-
forced by letter writers Of more cahbre
| than is the home property Of its manage
| ment, contained two elaborate presenta
tions Of the argument against employing
the colored men Of the South in aid of tht
Cnior. These were from different pen!
and each plainly struggles with conVic
ton that VI hat is argued against, is inexora
| bly, near at hand. And We shall not 7al
long before the conviction becomes gene
raj, even 10 taking the form Of action. Tn
jackson proclamation will do fvr the frs
natlili1
, 1861-11-23
Senator SfnmonAs Beaufort Venture
...A Ship load Of KAnAee Notions.

About tour weeks sGo Senator Simmons re-
turned from Wellington, and was soon after
found in the market Is the purchaser
Of schooner adspted to the Southern
trsde. He vas particular that the vessel
should be good cotton carrier, and ultimste-
schooner Charity. The action Of Mr. SIM
mons OF course attracted considerable atten-
ton in = place like this, where there is curl
osity always to Learn what public men are
doing and Why they are doing it. 4 mystery
eEshFouded tue whole matter, which the saga
cious Senator did not see fit to unveil, and the
Chsriiy {Auggestige appel1ation) Was IN due
course OF time put in process Of loading. 1t
wai obsezV we'd that her owner Vas very charitar
bly, filling her with IN assorted cargo, particu-
1arl5 adapted to the represented needs of ONE
ulrded brethren at the South--sa1t, shoes
AID other articles cheap here, but supposed
to be very searce and high in the regions
ot SeceEkia. Such cargo had never before
b, en- loaded for market from this port, and
.he wonder gzsw as to where It was destined
TO 60. So little Has known as to the move
ment and destination Of the naval expedi ion
that it vas impossible to connect the little
venture Of Mr. Summons with the great one OF
the 1ation. But IN due course the specnla
iioE Of Dir. s. Was developed, and when the
ness reached us that landipg had been eI.
fected upon the soil of South Carolina, the
Charity ~as ready to sail, and did sail t, day
1oT Fort Monroe, uatteraB Inlet and market.
The whole affair has been shrewdly m4n
aged, and Mr. Senator Simmons will have the
advantage Of the first trade with Beaufort II
there is any trade there, and msy, if the ven
tu'e proves successful in its consummation,
succeed in getting cargo Of Sea Island cot
tcn into market In advance Of all competition,
The QIetficn5 which now agftata this com.
mup1ty are, how did Simmons obtain his
knowledge Of the destination Of the fleet, and
bow did he obtain permission to trade With q
Southern port in advance OF the Presidents
proclamation declaring port Of entry, aud S
Partial Withdrawal Of the blockade.
, 1861-11-23


Romney is situated in q valley, surrounded
tn s}l sides by precipiteus mountains, aud is
accessible only By six gaps, each exceedingly
La1row and capable Of being held oy few
,1sn sgainBt oTs<SSl :: = leiming odds The Federal
force there amounts to about tye thousand
nsn, infantry, cay:..z5;i aiis aitt'!ieryy. nzang
entrenchments are In the course Of er::aatlon,
and the force there can hold their present po-
sition against almost any odds. The people
OF Romaey aud surrounding neighborhood are
al, without exception, bitter secessionists.
The children carry miniature rebel flags, and
the women, walk the street armed with pis-
tul and dirk, and ore outspoken in tEair hatred
CT the Union cause. A. our troops are in
erroDg force there, they pay but little attention
to The impotent spite Of women and children.
Or Wednesday OF 1ast week small body Of
our troops we're surprised By abont three hun
dred rebels, and 3 seTere fight eneued. One Of
our cavalry and one OF the laucers vera killed,
two horses killed and ten horses wounded,
The rebel loes is not knoWD.
, 1861-11-23
N&f1 a1hertis&111s11ts.

o. 3. SCRfHEN, Adutrtis4ny agent, 63 Dear-
born st. is dutho+sced to 7eceics for
this and oil the Leadin9 Papers Of tts Northtosst.
, 1861-11-23

The household effects of the late Senator
Douglas were sold Yesterday, (NoV. 17th, from
jersey avenue, Tho attendance was very
large, AID the prices Of almost everything
Eere high. The pictures, bnsts, Sc, were not
djsposed OF, as it Was not possible to obtain
apythisg like their cost The principle mar
ble busts of merit were one OF Jackson, one
Of Napoleon and Josephine, and Douglas him
self. The psintfngs arc mediocre, although
several of them cost = large sum, having been
Especially detailed for that purpose By NJ,
Douglas The most important ones are fair
copies. Auch of the service plate sold for
mere than Its first cost, being sold to such as
desired souvenirs OF the1ate Senator.
TIE house is quite fine, fo1r story brick
building, befrg one Of three standing In row
by themselves one having been the residence
q Depg!ss, The adjoining * hinge one 81 NJ cotblu,
WIS ehrswd enough to dispose Of bis sffsirs
here quite satisfactorily before retiring, show
Ing that be did not expect to return Vhea he
left Washington on his patriotic tour last sum
nET.
, 1861-11-23
THE mIssDURI sOCIAL WAR,

TEE MISSOURI 80C1AL W4H.
1.e bad passions OF the Missouri rebels
*t+n to have been aroused to their highest
itch, row that our army has withdrawn
tTom The Southwestern portion Of the
State, and murders and arson are Of daily
occurrence, making the country SC untena- |
Lie By Union men that they are focHng
in1o jefferson City by the hundreds, if not
by the thousands, glad if only to be able
to cave their own lives and the lives Of
their families But it must be borne IN
mind that these distu1 Dances ars not
created by Gen. Prices men, for his army
nas at iasi accounts at Neoslo, in almost
The farthest coner ct the State. The
traitors in each neighborhood are tue vii
lalns. They are only found in force when
our army is far away; and may only be
met, if at all, by the instant CO.
operation ard determined resistance OF
the Union men whose property and
lives are at stake. Our di spatches are
full Of the new alarm that has seized upon
tie people. a great deal must be set
down to IN excited Imagination and yet
enough remains to make out quite seri-
Gus state of facts. There is no remedy,
however, but for the CAiion mon Of Mis-
sou1i to defend themselves. They are as
powerful as their neighbors Of the other
patty, and only lack courage to
mike Their power respected. We still
telieye it was good policy to withdraw the
army from Springfield. Leaving the whole
force there, to watch for an enemy who
would never have shown himself, We
should have been just go many short O
men for other operations. Leaving only
ia gua1d,' the fate OF Lyon and Hlulligat
would have been 1e-enacted. The Unior
nen Of 1Lese troublesome counties mus
rely upcn themselves in such ajunc!ure al
II is seems to be.
, 1861-11-23
a:t1.Eaq1, 4: Grli1uuE
SATURDAY NOVEMBER %, 1851.
PR0CLAdATI0N,
Br k1cHARD 1A1Es, GOVERNOR or ILLINOIS.

An All Wise prorideocs rules the destiofes Or
NTH ard I Ea;ious. To the God of our iAteess %s
Al. indebted iur tee blessings which sIftoana u
on every bar d, for abundant har tEsLs aAu -
p10*ncrtd Industry, and for the "ide oinusio. y.
religion ec1cati0n. the n7ts ana es1c1cIs. MILL
NC etjo, il h'saer dssfee thsn tas' u an5 n''
Ard though the h1sssipEs Of peace and national
icg have rjtcu yace to the sad rea[ltlt OF clsi1
var, ri win unehaken filth in His Wisdom and
GpcuI c+e We will trpst with firm coafiaen 1ha!
or civil ard religious hce-tic: Will DC pEetets:1'
t. u.s. thsl trcaeo.: to Constitutional freedom WI
he Ct Esled Sur ard 1hzt victory, n2lon. zno no
<17F will ii r. an #. n our natiol2! oannele.
Thai lit ct q crr:eso CT sr31tnGe m7s W SlsJIu
fer the manifold blessings ep1oIed o5,tae IL People
tirh,h ssy OF Nurenf,er, instant, to be observed
Sc day of THANKSGIVING: Praise and Ptayer on
u at day Ii all rceple a5ataa2 1foN aA tAelE
s,culsr eEorluy 1nents, snd assemble in the usoal
places Of public woIehip;
Dcc..iy sensible that it is Of the goodness Snd
ntrtTot God ttst we remain . loyal people, fl
7r1cd with good government and tree institutions,
rid 70 many h ssfnge, let q e with deyo1t grA-t-
1udc r1.y ihs, nfe fAeo1 may oe continued - ns
a1d 10 or VIII cc1n1Ty, and thst peace may b:
sotn 1sstoreed throughout the Republic. and
pIcnty prevail throle hUut all lts borders.
A1E in cur devotion let Us remember the ahseut
cres who are bearing arms In defence 0! our he
loved country; renewing our pledges and repeat
IL. our solemn vowR thHt their sut.ri IN camI
III field and uf tae needy at home, shall 1ecelv
l:s We posters. thall. if necessary, be dcvotet
10 their care, comfort and protection.
II ns,fuorv whereof have hereuntn set m.
raLd and caused the Great Seal OF tae Stnte Q
Ii!i1ots to be affixed. this. the sih day Of SoFem
bcr, in the year Of cus Lord, oae thousand e1sh
fscsr'1 R1cnAHn YATES, Governor.
ON HATCH. Secretary Of State.
, 1861-11-23
Bu1LEh,s TROOPS En- ROUTE.

The programme for tt departure Of the
frs. 5000 men Of Gen, Buffers New Eng
land DivisioE, Was ag1eeablJ filed On
Wednesday,. The mammoth steamer
Constitution, the largest vessel ever seen
in Boston harbor, took On board the goth
Massachusetts, and 9th Connecticut, and
moving thence to Portland, received the
18th Maine. making the complement for
her first voyage to Port Royal. The other
5000 will be ready for the return trip Of
the steamer.
By the way, we have as yet seen no nc
tee Of the actual departure Of any Of Gen.
Eurnsidc's division Of 12.oC0 men, col
lccted 4 week since ut Annapolis. The;
may have gone, bat the telegraph and
mails have not announced it. Two fresh
Pennsylvania regiments have moved with
in s few days to Fortress Monroe, prepara'
tory to taking passaGe for further South
, 1861-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. 222.-h the Bo oard Of te1z-
ciInen, last evening, the resolution present.
cd hy lEe Aldermen at their last meeting, ten.
lt,jrg the thanks Of the people Of New ork
10 Capt. Wilses for his mertorious conduct
10 csuEi1g the arrest OF Mason and Slidelt, snd
cfs.;Sg the ho,Pita1itics Of the city to him,
~ich ire referred to the COMMITTEES on Ma
tfo1al Aftairs, ,Ne1e unanimously coDcurred in.
AT ordinance appropriat;pg $500, 600 FOR the
relief cf the families ri the volunteer zoldisra
ofthis city vas adopted
The Nczs1t Hall Democracy last evening
nominated the Hon. Feruan 10 Wood fol
Mayor.
The Peoples Democratic Union, and the
Rent PaJera' Organization. met yesterday q:
tGiaoon 1t the Cooper Institute aud nominsr
ted John Kerr, the Brewer and Excise Com.
missioner, for Mayor.
John Jscob Astor, Jr., has Joined McClel
lsn's staff in the capaci; y Of Lieut. Colonel.
, 1861-11-23

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WHERE IS CUMBERLAND GAP ?-Cumberlaud
Gan is situated about ten miles from Cumbar
land Ford 10 Tennessee, and has boep cala.
brated for century Is great depression il
The mountain 1tdse which txavessea the coal
nent f1ou New Hampshire to North Alabama.
Through this gap. very similar In appearance
nd c6aracterist1c to the South Pass ia the
Rocky Mountains, formerly the e,nizranes
ffcm Virginia .pd North c.Eolina passed oa
For half century thousands unop thousands
rorred through this ratural gateway into the
Missit sfppI Valley from the Atlantic slopes,
Boone, 'Kerton. snd taeir- ptonees. coafre4es
arst entered TIE land Of" csne and tufket"
over The pro Adamite tarnpike Il resllJ
fa1.na to THIS honr; t6e best sad, ia fact, the
troons a1d beeyy natlai0ea OF usk kou East
Tennessee Into Keatn@kX.., : ::