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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-30

1BNHIs Is altogether ed1e, the result Of nodera
discoveries the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
abstract method OF rre5ecVe Of all the old snd
systems published accomplished quacks to the sor
ing Wright, Ws knowing the deception Pracssd upon the
uninatsd felt his duty to have this Elixir tested b.
the whole Medical Facut who, without dissenting
gsoe, given In their adherence to ts perfect and undivided
control the whole physical when his frame has been
redEcea, when al other medicines known 70 the PhRrmaco
poes tried il vain Long thought years OF pas1t
investigation, and RG despeTdndls determination have
crowned Doctors eEor and be now ofer the Elixir to sS
srng humanity tia ozly thing that eso cure tns following
diseases-DamelyI ...- -... .~... .
General Debility, .--.- '- go ,.i- a
Mental and Physical Depression, .- =-.
Imbecilty, ..t--L
Determination Of Blood te Ess Esai,
Oerfused Ideas, .-..
a HyEtsTi2,
General TET .asg ..
RsrsleEEneEs and sleePlessness at Night,
Absenee Of Muscular Ahcency, . s--. -z--
Loss Of Appetite ~r
Dyspepsia, -"
Em2cisEOn, .-|
Lev Spirits, ..- - !
pisoLgsniEston Of the Organs u
Generation,
PalPitsHon Of the Heart,
And in fact, all the OonC0itsa Of and detat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-30

Bold In Nashville Sy g. Henderhott Berry & DerovIs
zfng Psndstoa, and al responsible druggists cc23
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- sattIe IL -, -.

" Re fad in the Ar5us7s Democrat tie following
lstFr from Gen. BEN AcCULoCH, in answer to a
lett sr from Gel. De RosET CAEaoLr. complaining
tha justice had not BEEN dons him in the official
repbrt of the battle Of Oak Hills:
LETTER FRoH GzN. HcyLLoCH 70 CoL- tARRoLL.
CNrP JLCEsoy, ArkaysAs.l
-- September q 1861.
qOI. De ROsEr CARROLL Dear Sir Your re-
polt has been received. 7 am unfortunate in not
rgrieriHg satisfaction 10 you and others n nv oil
oia report Of the battle CT Oak Hills. It was my
DESIRE to do justice to every nan under me- and to
gITb of5Dca to none This was more than man
could expect 10 accomplish. under The circumstau-
ces it was impossible 70 see s that occurred on
fFld extensive, broken in surfaca. and covered
wilh woods; and to be guided by information OBJ
tailed from others you have but 10 read the news
paEers OF the day, published IN your own State to
seel how contradictory that Information would have
beeh b.
Ih conclusion, permit me 10 suggest that the best
mOEe of settling the whole matter is to try it over
sglEn Your Obt servant.
Bgy NCCyOTToCu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-30
.DWBcLEAN;S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Scr Liver Complaints Esilt6uSnsss Head

Ser Liver Complaints BIltSuSress Head
ache, &c.
ysEuERE has CATEkRTIC medicine offered to
the public that has given guoA entire satisfaction BIC
LEAE's UNIVERSAL PILLS. --.. 90 ..r
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent snd
be taken by the most tender ins1 yet prompt and powerful In
rovng sl Bilious ssretoHs Acid Inpure, Reed Matter
from the Stomach. In tact they the only Pills that should
be used in msIarous destrics 70
They produce no Gripping Sickness or Pain ths stsmach
Bowels though very active and searching in their operation
promoting healthy secTetions ofhe Liver and Kidneys. Who
will BoHgness Headache and Foul Stomach, wheD
cheap remedy be obtained Keep then constantly
hand single taken season. may prevent hours, days
and months OF sickness Ask or Dr. j. T. AcLesns UniFeF
gsl Pills Take other Being coated they tsEss Price
only S cent? PF koz, and BE- by mail any part o.
See United SAtes.
J, Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor, --.
Ccr1sT OF Third Eld Pi7e streets, st. Louis, Me-
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O6sciai Despatch to General Pacx, Re
calling Hisa 90 Venezuela.

SfPfMAHiSiir o. f0gritS Rs iTfoS-, 4
CARACAS, Jan TO- 1861.
To General Josr ANTONIO PAI Commander in Chief En-.
voy Extraordinary aud Minister Plenipotcntiary OF
vcnczuela to the United S,ates Of America
BoI EXCELLENT Ss--Tbe executive power having
TO hope that the international question raised in
Venezuela by Mr. Edward Romea spanish Charge de AZ.
fairs viii be arranged in Madrid by Minister Plcni.
po.entisry, Mr. lermn Toro, In satisfactory manner,
and That the enlightened Spanish Cabinet win do Justice
10 the republic without tie necessity OF friendly
hints or the good Offices OF other Powers, but by
appy ing by itself and OF its accord 70 this grave
subject principles OF reciude and high minded deal
pg which mark It's policy, your Excclency will discover
a. the principal motive has disappeared which induced
tn Executive In psst times 70 accredis legation
tic government Of the United States entrustng % the
zeal and intelligence Of your Ercelency, With tho object
OF arousing the bcncyqence and humane sentiments OF
Whit Mr. Romea represented H. us az sentiment and IN
eyabe For these reasons, and for the more powerful
one tina. the country roanires AZ this moment with
N her borders the important services of your
hceilshcy, the President Of the republic, VINO
arlently desires t6e return OF your FNeellency
y our common country resolved 10 obviao che Difficult
" wnich tbe change - Minister Psnipotentisry 70
nasnngtSa meht preseni and hb directed me 70 for
ware " yonr tScolsncy yfur letter OF withdrawal which
nave tne honor V DO 10 he omwy form, expressing
y YOU ~ he same time hs excehncys satisfaction NJ
zoe wise ana prudent manner which has marked The con
duct Of yNW tSseDeucy while IN that oBce
PEDRO Dt LAS CAsAc
fw NJ Heelieney he Pssjdsnt
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The New Postmaster General.

The appointment Of Hon. Horato King to the vacant
Postmaster Generalshp appears to have Deem well re-
ceived in all quarters
Since the dccease Of Major Hobbie long and favor,
ably known in connection with the postal service ma
in that department appears to have been conspi
and useful relied on In the management of
the department than Mr.. King He appointed 10 a
cerkshp by the late Hon. J. NJ Niles while at the head
OF the department in 1890, mistake not and
quenty his official relations to the postal service Of the
country period Of some twenty-five years Pre-
vious his appointment. First Assistant Postmaster
General, TO succeed Major Hobbie. in 1852, in ad-
dition TO his other duties in the Contract Blu.
reau, he had charge Of and made himself thoroughly
WITH the foreign postal service Of this and
other governments and his knowledge and great fam
arty with that complicated branch Of the service
subsequently made Of much practical value 10 the De
partInent In the extension and formation OF foreign
treaties and the arrangement of the details OF that i'm.
portant business generally.
As the head Of the Appointment Office, Mr.. King has
exhibited administrative abilities Of ordinary grade
II Is known TO be of the delicate, difficult aud
responsible posiio under the government yet the
late incumbent, 50 far AZ we informed, has given
very general satisfaction TO all parties well as the
President and the Postmaster General
iis promotion 70 the highest place tho department
has been wen earned.
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Cruise OF the UniteS states steamer
HE VOYAGE FRoA HAMPTON ROADS TO KEY
wEsT-AIssIoS AND DESTINATION OF THE
rIcKEse-NovEhENrs or THE MACEDONIAN AND
UNITED STATES STEAMER BROOKLYN
KEY WELT, JAM 81, 1861 J
Ihasien TO take advantage Of the departure OF the
United states Mohawk, which leaves here TO.
day fer the Brooklyn Navy Yard, to transyn you few
lines in relation 70 the movements o. this Will o wisp
vessel
On the morning OF the 26th INST. we left Hampton
Roads state Of the utmost confusion and excitement
with troops and several pieces Of heavy artillery for the
purpose Of reinforcing Fort Pickens at Pensacola. A
heavy gale from the southwest met us when out
but single day, and continued nearly three days with
out the least CESSATION whh very materially retarded
our progress We arrived last night, anchored the
lighthouse and this morning steamed up TO the govern
ment wharf where lying.
Our obec. In stopping here is coal ship, which, at
the moment Of writing, is rapidly proceeding with We
will have accomplished this very dirty job about mid
night, after which again "rap" anchor heading for
Pensacola via Tortugas. At the latter place IL Is in
ercn TO land several pieces Of the heavy artillery taken
board at the Roads, Tor the troops stationed there
The troops destined for Fort Pickens are of
looking fellows, and in number amount TO very
spectacle garrison themselves.
ana particularly in Pensacola, relative to the reinforce
mens of the forts there, do not anticipate any
rous trouble. AS soon succeed In landing these
troops TO join the Gulf fleet recently ordered to
that place, and, acting in concert wi n them it is whs
gered that we WI re.ake the Navy YARD and other
in that section. have been informed that very many
OF tho citizens there strongly condemn the action of the
people in sezng this property, and they do not hesitate
TO publicly declare that 1t one of the most high
handed ourages on record and should only be viewed
with inenable scorn by all honest men.
p-Of a
this can certainly be relied upon, notwithstanding the
various newspaper runners TO the contrary.
Since the tempestuous gale alluded ~ have had the
most lovely weather. the atmosphere being genial
allow al hands, TO thin clothes AM straw hats;
in this present, IN all probability, very different
pect from yon with your overcoats, fur caps, &c.
This place is remarkably quiet. The stars and stripes
float soemnly and proudly the fort where may they
forever
The United States steamer Crusader is here but will
leave for Havana in day two We shall arrive at
Pensacola Sunday next and from that place you may
expect TO hear from me again.
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Police Intelligence.

THE LAMouREUx CAsE.-The condition of Mr.. Edwin r.
Iamoureux, the lawyer who was SO severely chastised
by an outraged husband In house of Ill fame in West
Twenty seventh street, about two weeks ago remains
unchanged The patient is still in prccarous condition.
and should not some favorable symptoms soon appear
death will be inevitable. Mr. Phelps the assaiant Of
Lamoureux, called at the Coroners office yesterday and
left his address with the clerk stating where he could be
found in of the injured mans decease Mary Cook
propreress Of the premises where the took place
was arrested on bench warrant issued by Recorder
Hoffman yesterday and held to bail in the sum of $500
to answer an indictment for keeping dsordery house
Mary simpson, who keeps house in the same block,
was arrested similar charge and also held TO bail
DESPERATE BURGLAR IN LIaBo.-As policeman New
ton, of the Twenty first precinct, passing through
Fifth avenue Thursday night he detected burglar in
the act Of breaking into the dwelling house Of Mr. Jcre
miah Loeder and arrested him the spot The prisoner
seemed inclined to act ugly and the officer fearing that
he might make attempt 10 escape put pair of hand
cults upon HIM. On the way to the station house. and
when near the Of Madison avenue ana Twenty
then tried to escape by running towards Third ave-
nue. The officer soon regained his feet however, ami
pursuing the rascal succeeded in arrestng him ere he
had proceeded many blocks Upon being brought before
Justice Connolly, at the Second District Police Court tho
prisoner gave hs name as Charles H. Wilson. He was
fully committed for trial in default Of 81 600 bail.
SHOOTING ARRAY IN BRoApwAY.-Henry King re-
spectacle looking man, about fifty years Of age was
on charge Of feonous assault and battery preferred
against him by Thomas r Knox clerk lin the bookstore
Of James Miller No. 554 Broadway. The prisoner it an.
pears entered the store for the purpose Of making some
purchases, when dispute arose between him and the
clerk, which resulted In Kings losing his temper and
attempting to ehoot his adversary. Knox narrowly
escaped being killed the bali just grazing his head and
lodging in the wall behind hun. The accused, on being
brought before Justice Connolly at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, held 10 bail in the OF
81 900 TO answer.
APMzE HoT NrrEp Bup.--Two young men
aspiring TO 6stic fame named William Donnely and THIS
Hickey were taken into custody and brought before
Justice Brennan yesterday charge OF training for q
prize fight The prisoners contest for purse OF
&6C0 and had put In about three weeks training when
the father OF young Donney got wind Of the proceedings
and had the pair arrested The magistrate conpmented
Donnelly pdtr on his vigilance and held the prisoners
to bail each in the Of 81 900 to keep the peace for
twelve months
COMPLAINT DsMssED.-1he complaint against Torrance
Davis, for conspiracy TO defrsud a fur dealer named
DOMINGO Chsach out of 81 600 was dismissed upon in
vestgaton by Justice Osborne and the accused honora
bly, discharged from custody
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Personal Intellf0ence,

Col. Buchanan and Capt. sully Of the United States
Army, are stopping at the New York Hotel
I. Iambcrtson and wife, Of Massachusetts: w. s.
Batch and wife, Of Saratoga Springs and s. W Felton,
New York, are stopping at the lAfarge House.
Hon. Charles Allen, of Worcester ex Governor Bout
Wen, Of Massachusetts; Dr. Hoppin and W NJ Chaplin, Of
Providence; Harrison Richie OF Boston, and s. NJ Clark
House.
Hon. G. II. Howe and wife, of Cleveland Hon. G. H.
Sherrel, of Albany; Gen. q. Fogg, Of New Hampshire
J. J, Angus, of Chcopce; A. L. Jc.sup of Philadelphia
and H. Baroke, OF Washington are stopping at the Aston
House.
Rice Of Boston Glencross, OF England; " Wheeler,
Of Bridgeport Mr. Hooper and wife, OF Boston, H. rrow
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Gen. Sherman, OF Cold Spring, Bon. King, Of West
Point Capt Hayman, Of the United States Army: j. r.
Pepper and family, Of Washington; L. T. Taylor or ST.
Louis J. Parkhill Of kenucky A. y Dreuxel, of Pdla
delpha; II. W. Cagctt Of Maryland b. j. Yale and
family, OF Hartford; j. A. Hutchinson, Of Ohio, and Geo.
Armstrong OF Pennsylvania are stopping at tho Metro
pobtsn Hotel
The Milwaukee Press tells the following -Hon Charles
Cayerno, the representative of Milwaukee, constantly
attended by his lady In all his Legislative abors She
sits by his ede his desk during all the sessions and
recesses Of the assembly, busy engaged writing &c
never leaving him for o moment. We learn that she
also meets with him In his abors the different coin
mittecsthc Judiciary and tho committee on banks-of
which he II member. Upon inquiry wo are told that
he Is compelled TO have assntant TO both read and
write for him. account Of the personal injuries he re
oeiycd few weeks before the session. which he is still
suffering from.
Horace Greeley, just before starting for ST. Louis
ccivcd Information which sduced him 10 forego his in.
tcnons TO lecture in that city, change his
the East He wrote letter TO the Missouri Rspu,cdH,
In which he states that leading republicans had advised
him that he would probably be mobbed should he at
tempt to lecture.
Commodore Armstrong, 2. g. NJ; Hon. John lstcher,
Governor OF Virginia; Capt Thos IT, sullivan, I. = H.
Judge Mckinney, Judge Caruthcrs, Gen. Milligan and
Thomas haccr delegates from Tennessee Robert Tyler,
Penn Hon. Waldo +. johnson, Mo-, and about twenty
members Of the Virginia Legislature, were IN Washing
ton ON friday.
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NATIONAL CADETS.
SIXTY NINTH KrcIarSr, n. Y. s. NJ,
HEADQUARTERS, NEW YORK, Feb. 0, 1851.


Tna o-No. 90. William Wigpins e a., sonploina,ats,
w. John a. Gray e ol.-This cause was Ma,ed By Mr.
Cushlpgo and Gsr. J. Walker for the respondents
and subi,ted on printed argument by Mr. Baysrd and
Mr. Collier for the compliments.
No TO- The Union Steamship Company NJ Philadelphia
ea,ronts and o,nsrs Of he Steamship P.nnsyunid her
iactis DC, oppeLorts, re- The Nsw fvk dnf rir0inia
stenmssip f5mro7y.1hc cause was argued b. Mr.. Wat
on for the appclleee.
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CorOner's Inquests.

RAnRoAD AccDEsr-Coroner Jsckman he'd an mquess
at the New York Hospital upon the BODY OF James a. Ool-
lard, native of New York. aged twenty four years, whs
died from the effects Of injuries accidentally received BY
being run over on the New York and Erie Rlroad
Sufrens on the 2sth ultimo. Deceased brakeman
IN the Of the company and received his In
ures while coupling the at the above named
ton. Verdict in accordance with the above facts.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE GRstNynIE, AIlRAsA-we learn
through the Postmaster NJ Greenve, Butler county that
destructive IN occurred IN Greenvc, Ala the 9th
u Those who have been burnt out Mcssrs Burnett
A Co. punklin a. TO-, Tharus Co., Thomas carriage
mandatory Potter ssanls7 J. ,. Flowers Co.. Lin.
thecum 4 o., John X. Henry and Porter Henry The
and Office was also consumed Lose not known.
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HURRY IN THE CoPPkR CESTs-The following official
notice has been issued by the Director Of the Phdel
phia Mint
MINT THE UNITED STATES
PHnApElrnA, Feb. 4, 1881.
The regulations heretofore prescribed authorizing tnd
yment Of the expenses OF transportation Of the old
copper cents Of the United States mint viii
and fter the goth instant The cents Of new ISSUE
will be paid out at the Mint In exchange for any Of he
gold and silver coins Of the United States also In
change for the old copper coins If delivered Mint
The reasonable expenses Of transportation of the new
cents in not less than twenty dollars thus exchanged
will be paid by the Mint heretofore.
JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN, Director of the Mint.
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BROOKLYN City News.

TRINITY CHuRcH--The anniversary Of the Church Chart
~ Foundation takes place tomorrow Sunday evening
at this church at halfpast O'Clock. The pro-
vsional bishops viii preside and the Rev. DR.. vinton
OF PHILADELPHIA will preach the sermon.
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surrogate's once.
Before Edward G. west, Surrogate.

Will OF REV. FErIN J. VAN PFLT.
This VIII has been admitted TO probate. The ,eetacr
bequeeths the bulk Of considerable real and pefsons
estate to his relatives and then gives bequest Of $500
70 the Treasurer Of the cera Synod for the benefit Of
the Theological school Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch
church in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Tho wills Of Ann T. No sbold, Vincent Pappi and John
Fortune have also been admitted but they do not contain
any provisions Of public interest.
WILL or MRS. BLANKMAW.
This case was ON yesterday. Two witnesses, Messrs
Bakor and Freeand examined for tho contestants a.
10 the genuines~ Of the handwriting Of Mr. Maillard
Of the sttestDg witnesses " the will One Of them
testified that Mallard never made flourish Of the pen
with his autograph Ike the one attached 70 the WILL fhe
proponents counsel, however, subsequently produced
several signatures with "nourishn appended TO them
the gepunees Of which the witness admitted This
was the only point N any interest moment elected
during the day. though the occupied the whole
tor Of The Og1Jt "a, AN advanced b9ur IN the AFTERNOON
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Military Intelligence.
CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF WASHING.
HEADorARrTRs SEVENTH REGIMENT y. y. 8. NJ,
NATIONAL GUARD, NEw YORK, Feb. 4, 1851. !


HEAnerARTHRs SEVENTH REGIMENT y. y. 8 NJ,
NATIONAL GUARD, NEw YoRE, Feb. 4, 1861
GENERAL ORDER, NO. j.
The regiment will parade In full uniform, with over
coat and knapsack, on Friday 22d instant, 10 commemo
rate the birth OF our beloved Washington.
line win be formed in lafayette pace, right Fourth
street, at two O'Clock +. NJ.
Field and staff to report 10 the Colonel at his quarters
(dismountel), at quarter 10 two O'Clock.
Companies must be ready, upon this and all future
before the hour named for the regmenta formation The
companies comprising the right wing will go 70 the pa
radc ground by the OF Fourth street, and the lett
wing by the way Of Aston place.
Ekc6ons-Fmmons Clark, Captain Company II, vice
Shaler promoted. Noah ]. Farnham, First Lieutenant
cond Lieutenant Company u, vice Farnham, promoted
RcSsnsiions-,Iames W. Hewitt, Company A.
By order OF Col. MARSHALL LEFFERTS.
j. H. I1IlsSAu, Adjutant.
NATIONAL CADETS.
sIxry.SISru KroIarSr, n. y. sM.,l
urAporARryRs, NEW York, Feb 0, 1861. !
ORDERS No. B..
This regiment will parade fully Uniformed, armed and
equipped with overcoas Friday, the 22d inst TO
celebrate the birthday Of the immortal Washington aud
will m Bile nj the Division Armory, corner OF Elm and
white streets at half past two O'Clock r. W. precisely
FELL and star will report (smounted) 10 the Com
mandaut at the Division Armory at quarter past two
O'Clock H. NJ.
Non commissioned staff band and drum corps, win
port 10 the Adutant at the same time and place
The troop viii report, fully mounted, at the corner q
Elm and White streets, at half past two O'Clock " NJ.
Commandments Of companies viii make returns within
ten days after the parade.
Court az Appeals viii be held for the trial Of delin.
ouepfs, at the Division Armory on Tuesday the nd day
OF March next nj hall past seven O'Clock r. NJ.
by order OF Lieutenant Colonel Robert Nugent, com
'"""''s JOHN McKEoN, AdJu,sut
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THE GALE OF THURSDAY LAST.

IT'S EFFECTS IN TIE CITY AND stBURBs.
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THE SUDDEN CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE.
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THE EXTENT re THE STORM.
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THE DAMAGES DONE ELSEWHERE

Loss OF LIFE asO PROPERTY.
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From the account above ven and rom dispatches
om various points, the storm have begun at
~ southwest, snd then yssrsd suddenly " ne p1tb.