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Which marty can prevail must depend on the per-
aopa Judgment of the politician who has been rais-
cd TO the highest position of the Republic. Mr. Linz
coln of Illinois. Is now President Lincoln of the
United States. Although responsibility sopers
men, it cannot change them Still less can II I'M
mart to them knowledge and experience. Mr..
lincoln is still the local politician, the honest man
Of a farming Western State, with all she simpli-
city which belongs to the pioneers OF CIVILIZATION
That such man should enter on oftce at the crisis
of nations destiny is no small matter One Iase
step NAV plunge the tive Unions into civil war, II
II NAV be called so, when one Of the combatant
States ostentatousy speaks of the citizens OF the
other as foreigners. At such time IL Is interest,"
ing to examine the speeches of the President and
his subordinate, the Vice President, with view
TO discover any indications of the policy that will
find favor with the Republican party. Mr.. Lin
coin was in Washington tie 2Sth of February,
onlv four davs before his inauguration and deIv-
cred what was probably his last speech as prl-
yate citizen At such time It would seem tnat
further copcealment of intentions must be useless
A week would disclose any secrets which might
be locked up in the Presidential bosom. The shock
would come immediately after his assumption of
power and with the batteries of charleston haroor
ready shotted to open fire on Fort Sumter II would
Lincoln has nothing but generalties for his audi
ence. The fl-feeing which exists between North
and South arises according to Mr.. Lincoln, merely
from misunderstanding. He wishes TO con-
vince the Southerners that I'VE regard you as IN
all things our equals in all things entitled to the
ssne resuect and the same treatment that we claim
for ourselves' and "ars determined TO give YOU 80
far as lies in our hands, all your rites under the Con-
stituton, rot grudgingy, but fully and fairly These
are no doubt. very estimsble remarks put t1ey are
certainly somewhat vague when coming from .
magistrate who has the credit of frmness and ener
~. Mr. Kamlin, the new Vics-President, in high
nowr speech, says - do believe that it is only
necessary for US to understand each other better to
remove al the clouds that lower in the political
horizon This may be slsrewdness, it may indicate
de.paid schemes Of policy, which are in due time,
TO be made known. But we are unable to see use
fulness of further reserve The people OF the Uni
ted States listening every moment Tor the oegn-
ming Of civil war. The first shot fired against
Fort Sumter may, possibly, be the cOmmencement
of q bloody contest. At such conjuncture smooth
words can avail nothing and will only serve 70 con-
vince the South that its opponents doubt the justice
Of their cause or despair Of its success. 51 lts
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I SPECIAL N0TIOK.--The UuoH AzD AKntcAH 2 eondses
Cd stris upon fAs cAH svsses AZ paPss ere dscoIsss
we az IA respiration OF fs tiass uktA Iav Sa1e ees
catd Ssbscrs6srs sosb Be aofsd vhG s5f ssoserptoa
q abcs 70 sspiss, BY MARE on ksr 2egs eaa W
Esss IA esbsoriDtio hs t os 9tscons
sd T1is ia q rs from ta1tc tksrst % 10 dePofpSrA
RassA Tor ~ cross ssark Gd rsaer gosr ssosertton
Eeskiv UKIoH AMzEsckn q per 0nsiB IN sseccncs
nj Weekly unEoH AsD AAznlcAn - PER sees'g ." oe
r. = desiring shsir papers changed mus. mention
he Ocs o we'll ashe 70, whiea they desire hs
change to b made. ~ sf5ree tssls ssassr -
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= DIR. McLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS, q
For Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head.

Tor Liver COmpEalmtb bIIlOubnesb HoA0s
80 ache, &c = tt-- s.'-sfe ( ~
yNyRERE has never been CATHARTTC medicine offered b
the pubic given such entire satsaetion No
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS. ,.s-rg-g. t-s.rA
Being entirely vegetable. they perfectly Innocent and
Be bJ the infant prompt and powerful IN
removing all secretions Acid Impure Teed Mattsf
from the In fact they the only Pills that should
be used in mslarious destricts. hs
hey produse Gripping Sickness Pain In the Stomach
Bowels though very active and searching in their operstoa
propnonr healthy seetions ofthe Liver and Kidneys Who
vil su BioIsuess, Headache and Foul Stomach when
20 csesp reusdy ob:anedi Keep them eonsanty
hand; gle season, prevent hours days.
and months Sickness Ask for Dr. j. r. MeLeans Unve
ea Pills other Being coated they asteiess Price
only Is and be sent by mail to part Of
the United States q 3 ~. -
= --- J. a. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, st. LOUIS No.
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In politics, the USIOS AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party as ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
tion that nominated BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE II
dsvOtes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter Of Com
nercial and Monetary transactions it is without g
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Denecratic to the core, working for al the
great interests of our ,ohoe country; deeply alive
60 the development Of all the varied resources of
Tennessee and laboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets. produce and
money receive special attention, and our reports of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon as approximatng to Ger
tsinty. If you want POlitics, News, or Commercial
information, the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
Cor you
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Rawfhorn0 Tor lease % 4 Goe1
sE ~ " Tenant. sH x

pes % plaee ny Isis rssdssse * n xe<tof he 1shs
1pon very easy 1hs Sises conxn sbcut u ssrs q
superior so half. cultivation the baisnos In shada snd
blue Rrass The with porohes excesnt ssrs
houses sable we'll, &e all and eonsftaele
70 0ardenef he Daiynan, 6eutenaB, eekng aesc
ouiet and retired spot for family the hsst and d
o town. ay place fer rent In the vicinity sf Ea
VILE sfers superior attrzetops. -
70 The rirht nan via naks the terms acceptable. "a
No. tsT. cherry Inees RuGKER UNDERWOOD
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BROADWAY HOUSE

FU7HIS Hotel ated Broad street, the Nashvi
and Decatur Railroad depot, convenient also 70 ses
Steamboat landing. ano conducted by W. NJ HAcKH
ste Of Giles couny where he will he best endeavon
make house home to the Traveller and the Boerdsf
prices to suit the times Come and try itl He will ~
bis meals to connecion with any OF the
Trains leaving the city. aa
fahQo a 4rr.f
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAInING.

PIANU IUNINE AN ID AtEEAH hsANO'
~ W. KIBSER will henceforth make Nashville bis perma-
M. nentsresiaence, and will tune Ptanoss OrBenss
and I'd year single txning, and vista
often requre be viii spend At least one uess " evss
month In the city and vicinity He viii visit regularly Ne
biidile West Tanneee A1u Norh Aanana
and Mssissip Orders Benson Co. Anse etore,e
Reeds Pian Rooms. ohursh street usnmsnicetons %
nsil viii be eprcmpsy attended e. psh s.ss<sA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-09

kSAUAS tAAu9tem, enLcning~~sSs e~AAnAf
the Bood-restorny the SICK suffering invalid to it
HEALI III AND STRENGTH -.
There is, 40 Mistake About Ii.
II will cure Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, Diahs. Dysea
try Hesdache De esson Of Spirits Asue, Inward
Fever Bad Breath disease Of the Liver, Stomach Bow
els
TP GENTLEMEN, do you wish to be Healthy, strOns and
LADIES DO you want the Bloom Of Health to mount 10
your Cheeks again 7-then 90 at once and get -
mcLean,s strengthening Cordial and Bleed
Purifier.
Delay not warranted to give satisfaction Il
viii sure any Of the Kidneys Womb, Bladder Faint
Ing Distracted Aenstrain, Falling Of the Wormb, Barren
ness any dsss arising from Chronic Nervous Debility,
- - '- FOR CHILDREN. ts
Do you sieky Children, to be Healthy
ENIHG CORDIAL (see the directions each boel it de-
hcions to take
p One spoonful taken every morning fasting
preventive against Ct and Fever yellow Peyer choe-s
any prevailing disease =. = ...-...
CAUTION l-Berare Of Druggists Dealers who may
try Palm upon you bse Of Btter Sarsapara, (Which
they buy eheap) by saying is just good There
BASE enough Z steal part Of to dub hei
VILE decocons Avoid suck infamous PIRATES and their
vIliano Ask for Dr. j. H. McLeans sSi engh-
enug Cordial Blood Purifier Take nothing ess It s the
snly remedy that will Purify Blood thoroughly and at
The same time STRENGTHEN and INYIG0RATE the whole
organization up in large Bottles-sl per sOttle or
''- = DR. J: II. MeLE AN, Sole PrOpr;essr,
-- Corner Of Third and Pine streets. St. LOUIS No.
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CWEROKEE REMEDY
THIS @REMEDYo CURES WHEN ALL oTHE
PREPARATIONS FAIL. sa4sl $50

It's entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Ysas
drugs being prepared from roots, bArks and leaves In the form
s natures own remedy" for GOnorrhes lcap} aleet,
Gravel Structure, and Is especially recommended fer Hiuor Al
bus Whites IN Reale for this complaint It Is invalusbs
As general altersve and blood purifier has equal end
does not fail 10 cure scrous secondary syphilis, ganeuax
welngs, mercuri and all eruPtVe diseases, curing them
more speedily and permanently than any other nedi
cine known It does this by purifying and eleansng the
blood Causing 1t ow in all its original purity and vigor
thus removing from the system all impure and perncous causes
which have induced disease. lls
In all GonoITha Geet that have baed all
medical SKILL t Ia especially reconmendedin old Il
fails and recent 1t cures from to three days.
few doses positively removes all seaang heat, chor1es and
pain. .ls
II does not eet the breath or interfere with any cass
business "a
1t requires ASST stance from other medicine.
It lay the toilet be in the counting with
out Its being suspected remedy for private dis
eases
Treatise on venereal Diseases with ull directions for their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
For full directions get Circular free from any drugtsn
the United States - 1er
It Is sold at retail for S2 per bottle three bottles for IS
by all responsible druggists and dealers in nes ronghou
the United States, and at Wholesale BY all Wholesale drrggs
POTTER MERwIN, Sole Proprietor
Ut. LOUIS MISSOURI.
Sold In Nashville by g. W. Hendershot, Berry Denev
Ewing & Pendlettin, and By al responsible druggisss
vheTs r'l9 ft- octf9dtw&vly
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TTVHIs atOgsthsr medicine the result Of nSas,a
method OF Of all ne ole an
ing Dr. Wright ven knowing depO Pr.csed upon the
uninHAte felt his duty at once 70 have thus
. have given IL seT ,dhsrencs to ia perfect undivided
control the whole physical when his frame nAs neeh
is have been tried in vain Long thought ef patient
investigation, and HR desperandsSn H az
feng humanity the oRy thing that can cure oe
dSeaSes-nameyi
0snsfis Mental DsSiHSs and Physical Depression,
pSternination Of Blood 70 the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General IrritASuiE,
Rs.sls,,ne.s and sieepls..nss. at Night
Absences Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
py'RsEss; Esc;..,o,
pisOrganiIstOn Of the Organs St
Psipitation Of the Hs.1t,
And IN fact eOncontants Of and dsStAe<
state Of the system.
AS a StimuIant,
n IL quite different alcoholic preparations I not sab
iect shape continues 70 exert ~
gradually efficiently, a. long AS the least necessity s'A i0'
As a Female Medicine,
II Equally powerful and effective restores the eQubriu
and safer all the other medicines which for year.
have flooded market, and which are only nu,ous IN
~
am Too thai they only made from the susions Of mind
guorant o, the Medical profession altogether.
No MIneralsI
Dr. Wright thinks 1t we'll to stake bis professional eoArAe
an the minerals Whatever form The least
pAts cf the Ingredients ef his RsuvenAtnK kxve knot
nF What ruin enIled the community oy opium '
mercury. - ~.
Generally, 70 the debated Or. Wright would say, Here
despaIf down may be, no hS.
Tsak ven Sreno matter the have beeo-fersas
At onee whatever you depart from Hygenh Psncpe
| -Lake his
ReJuvenatInG ElIXlr,
Ana you will soon hn4 youFse mAnA pride tnstsed
De reverse to your friends and healthy, sound, and wor
| nenheF Of the human family.
Price ~ bottle, or three bottles fes S9' ena efwHse
| cd 81 mail to all psEts Of the United States .
Sold BY respectable uggs throuEhout the onied seae
and CanSdSs. The trade supplied at liberal discus
| For sale By tAspropretors
p and Isl OhArtres Ssssees
l New Orleans, La
soldi NGshvs By q. ". HendsrshOtt, Berry peDovs
4 wing Pendlston, and all responsible dusssn oSN
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,r. H.B. HARRIS, Lf' 'nWAkD'
EnwARDS, HARRIS q CO.,

f,BocrssoRs TO EDWARDS sTLKERsoN oo'l
,,,, .,,,,p. the wholesale Grocery. HorwSrdAg and
w oomuIsIon busneG At the old st~no 00rnei -
Church streets.
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NUMBER 8.

tends 10 inspire increased co,t,euce IN the trut az
'''s r. s,SEl .f;a s~t.,,, s.t..1su.s sua
BE and inst Bss :, ',,i1-, IL. sns prlecple
s S.s ~, ~ ~ . allow eonsisssHey ssteneEss
the witness. made ssfe tka - - - :.
tations by which Il II sought TO impeach him. Wsuld
De % put y "a me poHeT q every unP.sacpied VII
nsss - Sols.sr nla eLso. ne PsrhsPs escape ne
sation = - :
And it would be still worse to hold that he state
ment Of an original 1elon ~ Ve'cst offered perhaps
as bribe to procure his discharge, and made affer
the contradictory statements proved against him,
and At time when he was flaborirg undsr he
strongest possible motives 70 misrspEsssnt ne isc
Of Il. direct eneac1 70 eorruSt sUs . be "a sdinr.os
Of justice, as well IS the Inherent sbsury Of Saeh
practice, We hold therefore that toe coPnrasto-
e.,.,J wa Improperly reeeiVeo, aoa :: -
r @ent --''' issi S0n''iAinso % nc TcKngsr. a.
A true COW: ". z. C.swx1- CIerJcl -
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! The defendant was at the other door, and said
Wisnsss, Mckee stated IN squarrel between tie
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NOIice.

heretofore existing under the style Of Nd
INne cs,rTrRsoE Co. this day Dissolved hy nu-
- ..nt u oIKKEsoE retiring from the hrn
Val consent 10 EDWARDS,
J. K. GILKEks0N,
.a.o =. p. EDWARDS.
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HIM VILE h o Il e L,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
TrNHIs House nov open for the accomodsaon me
800 se All arre we'll ventilated and furnished "a
a., h, st,Ie Win new beAutiiu furniture ana peS
Tbs Public Rooms and Halls are lighted oy SaI -,
The Ladies and Gereman Parlors sre ulniAnso
,ad ,ns iuxurious style comfortable And inviting
THE TABLE
A. AZ all ,ive h supplied everything good bone ana
S-. ..kst cap saord ana having my employ good ana
TpSrepcg oES and servants, everything snAn Dc pre-
pared and serted the best manner.
THE BAR
a, ,nurnhed With old and excellent Liquors and wines CON
inR All the most popular brands b,th native and iorsn
Srowth capnnecled with this house is aSplendd
RILLIARD ID SALOONg
,..InInR tree nae GfodlaE pleasant and heAlu'
S.-..sIon for a leisure hour. ,
ts tsStm ne4s< JOHN P. LEE, supsCintsndent
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GENERAL RUL L Il s .

IL viii save us great
a, --ltirg h us will bear mird the following rules
lvHvs date, Once, county and state 10 tne "V
II YOU wish from one once to
hoSh Omces In full. -, 49, Il. - ..,.r.s.
.As-.s ~ r,aper or different leaves Of one sheet
An etters on business should be directed to Messrs y V
onfxTITH CO. snd not personally to either Of the Pro-
rstor1
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pec,.,.u. of the supreme Court Of ana
state OF Tennessee, at KnoKvtileS sep
tern ber TePms 1850. ..-.- -,.-g-r rl7
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UPCash I'm advance I'm al, cases for oiDuS
ana Annual subscriptions
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County Merchants Physicians Planters and Gloss cash buy
will hnd much their interest to cali and purcAse the1S
goods at the Cheap Cash Drug House OF
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-10-30
Latest War News.

The total number of Federal soldiers in the
field and soon to be mustered in foot up
$4,000.
A splendid Federal victory is reported at
Springfield. Mo-, on the 9th. $50 Of Ere.
mont's body guards attacked 1000 rebels,
cleared the town Of them and hoisted the
stars and stripes on the Court House.
Gen. Kelly won brilliant victory at Rom
ney, Va, over the rebels on Friday of last
week.
The great Naval Expedition. has, been de-
layed by storm.
There is considerable apprehension Of diff
fculties with France and England Secre-
tary Seward issued a circular advising the
fortiiration Of northern ports. from which it
is inferred that the State Department know
of something that the public do not The
best informed, however, do not apprehend
any danger.
There is doubt as yet about the removal
of Fremont. The telegraph one day says
he is to be removed and contradicts il the
next Observation-Disclosures of his body
guard at Springfield, will probably do much
to settle this matter in Fremont's favor. T.
has been already settled in the minds of the
Western pcorlc.
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Administrators Sale.
IMPROVED TOWN PROPERTY AND
FARM LAND

Estate Of James Pumroy, deceased, late Of wapello
county, Iowa.
TUyHE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate Of
James Pumroy, ceased, hereby gives notice.
county the June term thereof 1851 ON Thurs
day, the'2lst day Of November. 1861, between theS
hours of9 O'Clock &. and O'Clock p. Of said day.
commencing at 12oclock NJ at the front door OF thee
Court House. ID Orsapwa said co1nty, sell At public
sale the following real properly belonging to said es
section t6 SIX south southeast section H. east
half north half north quarter Of section 20 north.
southeast quarter section 20, southeast south
north Of range IA west in the county ofWapello Also
lot (227) two hundred and twenty In the city
Ottumwa, said county.
Said land Ill be sold in tracts to suit purchasers
or the following terms: One-thrd Of the purchase
money in hand one-third in six months one.third ia
nine months giving notes well secured for the defer.
red PAY ments, with interest at ten per cent.
T. BIGHAM, Administrator.
Oct "a 1851 n.
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.NnpoIeo,.,s Cont Of Mail.


Just before Napoleon set out for Belgium,
(hefpre the battle Of Waterloo he sent for
the clcverest artisan Of his class in Paris, and
demanded ofhim whether he could make
coat Of mail to be worn under the ordinary
d.ess, which would be absolutely bullet proof,
and that if so, he might name his own price
for such work. The man engaged to make
the desired object, if allowed proper time.
and be named eighteen thousand Traces,
(seyen hundred and twenty pounds sterling)
as the price Of it. The bargain was concur
ded. and in due time the work was produced,
and the artisan was honored with second
audience Of the Emperor. .Now," said his
imperial majesty, putt on The man did SO
"As am to stake my life on its efficacy,
you will, ! suppose, have no objection to do
the same ?" and he took brace of pistols,
and prepared to discharge one at the breast
Of the astonished artist There was no re-
treating. however, and. half dead with fear,
he stood the fire, and, to the infinite credit
Of his work, with perfect imPunity. Bot the
Emperor was not content with one trial.
He fired the second pistol at the back Of the
artist, and afterwsrd discharged at another
part Of him::with similar effect. SWELL" said
the Emperor, you have produced capital
work undoubtedly. What is the price Of its'
Eighteen thousand francs were named as the
agreed sum. There Is an order for them,"
said the Emperor, land here is another for
pm equal sup, for the fright have given
ym.'
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Death Of the Emperor Of Ghi,,a.

Dc0t0 Oh the emperor OF emma.
The death ofthe Emperor Of China is re-
ported by the 1Etna His name was Hen
flung, or Hanfung, in the Canton dialect
He was The seventh monarch Of the reigning
dynasty Of Using, who succeeded in 1914 to
that Of the Mings. According to Chinese
chronology, he was the two hundred and
forty-fourth monarch who has occupied the
throne of the empire in the 4,7OS years of its
existence. His reign, commenced at the
death Of his father, TankwaLg, which occur
red on the Goth of February, 1851. Hienfung
was born in August,ilssl, and was, there
fore. thirty years of age at the time of his
death. Hielfung was not his proper rame,
but his name Of state 1t signifies "perfect
fel city !" a strange title for prince who
could scarcely main tam his throne against
the rebels.
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When zoe shall haze rescued the acre

When zoe shall Aase rescued the gorern-
ment and country from its perils, and see
its .aag floating in triumph oper erery inch
of american soil, 1t wiu then be time enough
70 enquire as to pho and what has brougA
these troubles upon us. When zoe shall hare
country and a government for our children
to lace in peace and happiness, it shall be
time for each Of as to return to our party
banners according to car convictions of
right and duty. Let him he marked as NO
true patriot aoho wiU not abandon all such
issues in times like htis.--Douglas at Chicago,
May 1.