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River News.

Reported BY H. H. Harrison and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent.
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"PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock CT
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
In the State, will sell from this time
without Regard TO Profits!
J. W. LANGLEY,
pr A Union street.
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j. M w a N N ;
Successor to Iurge & swami
WI ALE GROCE Il
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Corner College and Church streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TVAs now in store large and vel selected stock Of
are ouaptie during the his stock now in
sists in part as follows, viz;
eco hbd. Louisiana Sugar, IOsSbls LOysrias'.D. B.,
100 bbs LOysrinss D b. Is boIe 1877 4 e.,
$50 do snail L0a' coffee.
500 bags prime Rio, sOhAsspriras Lssuya,
100 do o. s.'aT'' molas.es.
oOAbls Choice Plantation, Is barrels syrup,v
SSSE do do IS packages st. Louis.
Sundries.
5OOb1s star Candles 500 u bzs Star Candles.
go s. Ks TsroT Candles, 8 bags u SPICE be SA
500 800 SSs New York and ROssnsGo casks soda
50 sacks Race Ginger, 8 % 1adigo .Isll ps5s
cases Dutch Nader, 20 ties FRESH l,ce.
200 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
LIQUORS.
900 bbls Tenn. White WHISKY 300 hbls Deans extra WHISKY
100 do BourbeE DO 100 do Ward carys DO
SO do Robertson do rs do Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Eezssm's DO
DO Louis La BeTton do 50 d. julius H. Smiths Old
90 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve whisky,
25 DO Blackberry DO casks CataEoa Brandy,
10 DO Peach do Obbis Grape do
40 l6casks seignette de IS 10 Ginger 90
Is bbls Rum Gin, 90 10 Apple 90
no casks Sharry Wine 3 Z csks Segnette Do
q bbI- Malsgs A. 10 b6ls Holland Gin,
IS kegs Lemon Cordial, p do sWan 90
81 - VrIfs 49, - - 90 do Old Port do
10 ~. - ~ ss,-i.rs no bbls do Ginger do
~ S ~. 49, AZ ' 25 baskets Champagne, pas
IS hrs Cl2Tet Wine, ana a---7's
20 do London Porter.
ooo,v .o..a sr.Bds 3OebxsTsan., assorted bsaEf.,
IOo A. XIV do DO ~ 90 -
~ ~ &c 20 I.s c51ars iO0,000 Domestic osars
iss5-a : = !" ANN-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10

saturday morning, Feb. sth- as 10 O'Clock,
BENZ. F. SHIELDS CO.,
x7ILL sell on account Of Russell c D. O. 'gParlor
M - fParlcr Furniture, Brussels Capetagls and k1r4
pianos with variety Of Household Fulrisurs,
80 together the aEes stock yet e1ere y ns his ssAQn
inS .osS BENZ. =. SAIKLD2 CO.,
Central Resns.
e.1-aa No. = College 1tresk,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10

Stock for Sale.
JoHN WuoRIEY, 80 South Market Street, offers for
sale $4,000 worth of Sock! Cal and seslarnl
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COMMERCIAL.


" cAIUFlTAf y 4HllsI Ht1 . IcBI.
The demand for Exchange to day considerably heavier
than for time past note growing scary, though
there no chsnge quotations fne ola Banks are checking
for their at cent premium, and the other sarks
and Bankers chaging ~ cent Inc market closes VITA
decided upward tendency.
Tennessee New York frss board on Thurs
day at 7ls. We have ne report q sales yesterday.
There has been no demand here Land Warrants fer several
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Of circular shape, twentyone stones, very CLOSELY
set. a set of Jet in the form of crosses, and me
lace veil.
will give reward of $50 for the recovery OF
the afore mentioned articles SIS for the PIN and
SIS for the Others
Jan. s. lS60-D IT,
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S,n,en. go Rexuard

SIoiens $50 Reward
From the neighborhood OF Spring Hill, Tenn, on
the night of the 2sth ult,
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Wanted
A Partner wanted with from 10000 l5OO dol
lars cash, in a Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and moro year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, VIII
please address RoBERT' l. "
Nov Is lS6O-tf
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RAGS.

VETE will pay the former price, cents for good
w try Rags, delivered warehouse the Northeast
corner of the Squaie- US. WHITMAN.
fep6-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
GOLD FROM cALrroRxrA.
The following is g comparative exhlDlt {
ure from California for several years:
Review of the Nashville Market for the
week ending Feb. 9.

Tota.....-...s47,s4aOas s0Yei04sa IS s4a35,9lS IS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
TRUSTEES SALE
VaIuablcL Land, near the City of Nashville

y
- y virtue Of deed o. trust to executed by Dr. Joseph
Moore certain purposes therein mentioned, and
N registered in ths Registers Office oI Davidson county, in
G,k NJ, % maze 291 ] will proceed sell highest
I4Irr Al the court hcus-. the city Of Nashville Saturday
al Fsbruary 1901 heiseen the hours Of 10 - o'clock
A. Ma valuable Of Land in The State o Tennessee,
c,r,fv ~ ydSon AMI 80 civil District Cumberland Rv
y,izin- ~ estimation 200 acre., the residence
sad 'Cetlh B Moore
Terms a sale maze on the DAY Of sale which will he
M cash res otherwise directed Will convey such right
o. " JOIN b. ADHESION.
f.,,5s s.yrsr.5s Trustee of =. %. Moore.
Corr. gsay. Oags. Meal a Bran,
4 n store and for sale ;,lcwpricss BY - =. ,,,--,-
fea3-d oe,-.2 O. -lHl.llN
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA Il. II.
NOticc TO shippers.
yREIGHTs the Memphis and Charleston Rsiroas' and
Il Tor Lovals Stations the NaehYe aau ChaIaho ga
rod including Chataaoosa, viii bereoeyed But owing
81 M condition Of The State Road Of Georgia Freights Tor
80 h. battsnccga can be received until further notice
Pai~'' " y. W. COLE,
&c % Superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
lew ORLEANS BANKS.

EThe statement Of the New Orleans for the week enns
the inst, compares follows the previous weeks
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RAILWAY MATTERS.

SUNDAY noRNING, FEsHuAKE 10, 1861.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10

THIS " REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10

Hungarian Grass seeds.
600 SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds S,,, for caf Y CO
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SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates the process Of ethns by soenng thu
gums reducing all inhammStonwn sllay all pain and spas
modic action, and is
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FaaKyIrID Ash RKET1cKY-2:4s P.N.
NASHVILLE AND ErcATUR-z A. b., 6:3o p d.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
Virginia Convention.

LincoIn's reply to the Commissioners
from Virginia. is decidedly unsatisfactory
to the Republicans aud Democrats. The
former think it not decided enough, and
the latter believe it to be the initiation OF
civil war.
In the Virginia Convention Messrs Gar.
Isle and Early deprecated the action n $
Carolina in firing GU Sumter, and express
ed devotion to the stars and Stripes.
The secessionsts replied, appaudng
the galantry If South Carolina, and clai
med that whatever the Convention did the
State would 90 on; of tho Union. H..
The Governor communicated dispatch
from Gov. Pickens, giving an account OF
the bombardment, saying:
There is a iurions fire on us from Sum
ter, but we will take the Fort and sink the
fleet, If an attempt il male to land else
where, we can whip them we have 1000
the hest troops in the world, and a reserve
Of 10000; we will triumph or perish Let
US know what Virginia will do s...
In the debate it was said that TIE South.
ern army would march through Virginia,
and thousands would join it,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
SIOUN CITY, IOWA:
SATUEDA Y:::::::::::::::::::;:A PRIL 90, 1861.
THE CONFLICr HAS BEGUN.

We are no longer left in painful sus'
panse as to the imnediate result of our
difficulties. All hopes of peace have van.
ished. War has actually begun and q
bloody protraeted struggle in which friend
viii be arrayed against friend, and brother
against brother seems inevitable. The BON
bsrdment and destruction Of Sumpter b.
the Confederate States has Inclined Mr.
Lincoln's administration to accept the
fearful alternative of war. An immense
army is to be marsialed into the field.
and all the forts and Other property of the
United States, now in possession Of the
Confederate States are to be retaken at all
hazards. At least such is Mr. Lincoln s
avowed determinations. If this policy i.
adhered to and means are employed com.
mensurate with the undertaking, no human
being can foresee the suffering des-
truction Of life and property-the utter
ruin that must follow. The Confederate
States are prepared and anxious for war.
Their people are united and by conflict
they hope to unite every Slave State
Either the General Government or the
Confederate States can raise and supper,
in the field as large an army as can be
advantageously employed; while in cour-
age and skill there can be but little or no
difference. Their officers have been edu.
Gated in the same school and employ the
same tactics. A conflict between such
forces is fearful to contemplate. Were it a
necessary conflict the country could meet
with more frmness and in better
spirit. 1t is the bitter fruit of sectional
madness and political degeneracy BY the
timely exhibition Of little patriotism and
justice this calamity might have been
averthd, fl r cur day at least. and ers that
time the country in its rapid strides would
have far outgrown the causes Of this
disaster.
But no; when the olive branch was ten
dered, those whose duty it was to accept.
spurned the offers and resolved to stand
fra" Nobody was SUFFERING Nobody
was hurt The consequence of such q
policy we are row experiencing. But it
is too late now to grieve over the past. 1t
is idle to attempt 10 call back the favorable
opportunity for compromise and peaceful
settlement. The passions Of the people
are fully aroused aud determination
pervades the public mind to submit our
differences TO the bloody arbitrament OF
the sword. What com neutary upon our
governmen'-whata burning reproach to
the nation. 1t is alike shocking to our
pride--our se.sibiiities-our humanity.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
A Washington dispatch to the N. Y.

A Washington dispatch to the N. Y.
Tribune, says Commander Fox commands
the vessel with provisions, which is to lead
the expedition into Charleston.
The President received the news coolly,
and with confident feeling that he had
done bis duty in the matter.
Senator Sherman arrived from Ohio,
and reports the inhabitants there ready to
stand by him to the last.
President Lincoln has directed that Capt.
VIM. b S.. Johns Bird Infantry and 1t.
Abner Snead, lss Artillery, cease to be
officers Of the Army.
The regular treops~here have been or
dered to proceed to the outskirts of the
city to watch every avenue there, while
the volunteers recently mustered, guard
the armories and public buildings.
Nidettes Ore CONSTANT y seen riding thro'
the streets. .-7s8-"e
The war news is received with feelings
of regret There is no excitement, bat
the prospect for the future creates gen
eral feeling Of depression.
Gov. Spragus Of Rhode Island has ten
dered to the Government, the services OF
the Marine Artillery, and one thousand
infantry, and offers to accompany them
himself
The war news from Charleston, creates
profound sensation in Boston and through,
out the States. General sentiment is that
the Federal Government. is right and shat
be sustained.
Orders have been received at New Y ork,
to fit out the frigale Merrimac Immediately.
It is denied that any portion Of the
Confederate States loan has been offered
in New York, the entire amount has been
arranged at par within the limits of the
Confederate States.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
HOW THE WAR NEWS Is RE-
CElSED.

The proclamation Of Mr. Lincoln ha.
thrown the country into feverish excite
ment. All see that war is at and, anC
everywhere preparations are going on
In the North the call for volunteers meet,
with hearty response from men Of al
parties. The determination is to stand b,
the Administration, in the axecution Of
tbs laws, and vindicaton of the Nationa
honor.
At the South the people are very indig.
nant and proclaim themselves ready to
meet the issue. The prospect is that the
Border Slave State. will join the Southern
Confedera1. Kentucky and Virginia re-
fuse to furnish the quota of troops, which
the Secretary of War has called for.
Jeff Davis sent the following lacosic
reply to Liucoln's proclamation
For. Sumter is ours Nobody is hurt
With Paixhan and Petard we tender Old
Abe our Beauregard.'
Nearly all the Northern States have
convened their Legislatures. Iowais called
upon to furnished one regiment Of volun
teers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
New Adyertisem'tS.


NOTICE is hereby given, that BY virtue of q spe-
~ cia execution, dated April l6.h, 1861, and to
me directed from the clerks Office of the District
Court of Woodbury. county. Iowa, on Monday the
Goth duy Of May. 1861, between the hours of nine
o'clock, A. VI. and four O'Clock, ?. " of said day
in front of the Post Once denr in Sioux City Iowa,
| will proceed to offer for sale At public auction.
which sale commences at II o'clock, A. NJ of said
day. the following described property, to wit:
The north east quarter of scctioytwel,e I2) n
township cightv-cigt 1881 north ofIunge forty eight
t4SD west, in Woodbury. county, Iowa, with all the
appurt"nances thcrcuntc belonging.
Said property will he sold as the property Of Chas
G. Thompson, upon said execution in favor OF L. p.
Griggs against said Thompson, defendant.
!. LAMBERT.
Sheriff of Woodbury. county, Iowa.
April 10th 1851. Hs-Iw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
- . . .
. II SACK Ron E."

Recently Lincoln removed the Demo.
cratic mail agent in Virginia, and sp.
pointed to the office n Mr.. Cook, Repub
lean. When Mr. Cook assumed the duties
of his Office, the citizens waited upon him
and Informed him that his presence among
them as Republican official was not de.
sirable, and advised him to resign. He
resigned Immediately, ard Dir. Stand tirn
Lincoln re-iustated the Democrat whom
he had bot few days previously removed.
Wonder when Old Ace is going to put
his foo. down firmly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

The Republicans are beginning to cast
about for candidate for Governor the
coming fall. The Knoxville Journal and
Charlton Patriot are out for kirkwood for
Governor, and John Edwards, for Lieut.
Governor. Our neighbor Of the Council
Bluffs Nonpdriet lavors the nomination Of
Senator Wilson, of Jefferson county, for
Governor, and Wright, of Cedar county
for Lieut.. Governor.
We think the Union men will have
something to say this Fall in the election
of Governor. The people want no more
Coppic Governors.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
Mr.. Lincoln's Reply 80 the Virginia
Colniai toner's.

10 Mr.. l.iucolns reply to the Virginia
Com misslCners on Saturday, after express
sing his regret that tho public mind is ST..
uncertain as Ia his course, and re affirm
ing tho policy marked out in his inaugural
address, he said :
but 1t as now appears to be true IN
the pursuit Of purpose to drive the |.
States authority from these places, an IN
provoked assault has been made upon
Sumter. shall hold myself al liberty to
re possess if | can like places which had
been seized before the Government was
devolved on me, and IN any event shall
to the best uf my ability repel force by
force. Ia case it proves true that Sumter
has been assaulted as has been re ported.
| shall perhaps cause the United States
mails 20 be Withdrawn from all the States,
which claim 20 have seeded, believing
that the commencement of war against
the Government iustlies and probably
demands ii. Whatever else il may DO for
the purpose ! shall not attempt to collect
the duties and IMPORTS by any invasion Of
any port of the country, and meaning By
this however that ! NAV not land force it
deemed necessary to 'elIeve Fort upon
the border Of the country
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtnc Of n spe.
cial execution 30 me directed from the Clerk :
Office of the District Court of Woodbury. county
Iowa, on Monday the 10Th LAY OF May, 1861 between
the hours of9 o'cocS. 4. NJ, and O'Clock, p. "
OF said day in front VI tn" Post Office door in Sioux
City, Iowa, will proceed to offer tor sale at public
auction. which sale commences at o clock, 4. NJ. =,
Of said day he following described premises t"-wit:
Lots No. eleven and twelve III and Icy in block
No. eighty four tsij i'll Sergeants nlutt, Woodhury
county, Iowa.
Sai, property Id be sold us the property of John
ii. Kirk upon said execution in favor of f. r Kirk
assignee OF William Graham. plaintiff, against john
IL. Kirk, defendant.
FL. LAMBERT,
Sheriff OF Woodbury. county, Iowa.
April 10th, 1851 ga lw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

1 t-nen feat Ip<3i'ljna fs't.r'5Ss.H }e Egr-lri L
sl,t"e,sg'. far nr neIsf Of fts 81 ant Disi,-os n
I&t-'si ci't Tlricl. aaG 1'Ar,eac diseases, ag34
erfs. -t'g for no 1ars # f,ssrsss IF TIE Ssy.al
OfgnHs.
NJ GDIrAL ADVICE given gratis by the tc'ia :
Vi surgeon, 70 AL whn apply hy ls:'er, with a
Description al their condition, a. ocsuia;l... h,
rs e 60. &C., ami in rl>rs a extreme poverty,
Ircin" furui~ he,t tree # change.
ha.Uthlr Reports on >lrr Ita 'hugruaa. pnt 9TH
rr Diseases Of tho SeNnsi organs md VA the NEW
BEAEpIE> "mi ioyed in ia" pi~Iru<.rv. srgt II
the afflicted in sealed ieter a'opc> free IT rftr ~
Two "r thre" Stamps ahc postage " Il be acceptable.
Address, Or, J, SklLtiN HpI GiTpN, Acting
surgeon, Howard Association. Ne . South Ninth
street. fh.ad"i Rhr, Pa BNer isrrl tut. plrrg3 ars
EZRA = lrEARFNFIt.. Fnrsilant.
GFu. FkIHtHILD, &.re'srg.
March 30. 1854. 35-iy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
From, w Arlington.

1t is rumored that an attack viii be at
tempted on Fort Delaware, Maryland
The War Department has taken steps to
prevent it.
The National Volunteers passed resolu-
tons denouncing the military operations
of the Government, and expressing their
sympathies with the secessionists.
Dispatches from Washington to ,he ! In
give information that the P4csiden, has
determined Oh carrying OUT his policy Of
his inaugural. aod will proceed at once to
resist the action of the Confederate
States.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
Governor OF Kentucky.

A Young Mems Democratic Associa-
ton under the name of the Invincible
Club has been organized in Chicago,
numbering over 500 active members The
Times and Herald speaks of it as being
one Of the best organizations ever started
in :hnt city, and is doing effective service
in the Union cause.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

A Ghost upon the Cleveland boards is
playing his part with such shrewdness as
to aluds detection. The Cleveland papers
have failed to account for its singular ap-
pearance, Did it carry carpet bag, we
should say it was the ghost of disap-
pointed office seeker.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

The Fort Dodge Republican, is getting
he oil fever. A spring in that vicinity
has all tho symptoms Of being near oil
and tie presence Of inexhaustible coal
beds, gives some coer to the statement
1t says thorough investigation of the
matter will be made Companies are be.
ing organized TO bore for1oil and salt, both
of which are supposed to exist in the
neighborheod
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

The reported resignation of Judge
Wright Of the Supreme Bench, and the
appointment Of Judge Williams of Clay
ton CO., to ill the vacancy, are both denied
by the Iowa City Republican, on the au.
thority Of Gov. krkwood,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

Whenever you hear man insis ting
upon maintaining the Union by enforcing
the revenue law, ask him to sit down aud
read Attorney General Bates decision On
that subject, 4aE nse
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20
THE SURRENDER.


y o'"' 'eS''"i apr" i'''i-'Ia Au5o9t'
j. w ,''n'e1 n a o"''e"'efeu' ne S"h-
lIoe."'e nag "os'S over us walls. None
o' we 'o'''"e'H'e troops are h're
us", 'S" "i eE 'n mas Just gone 10 + orr
'"LFe h'c co"'t'aN'es W
4"eneh 'He IRE before It reaches the mag
'~, ,rL -, \,
ne 'eo''e are "''n WIN JOY N" Car
o''''" ~ we nu't' A"o 'ho"s""" sh".s
"e'' I''e"' "''oS''nfF' A"aerSoh ana MS
'"e" "'', r 'c"'e; ca ~ MOTIFS '''""l G"I'F
= " ~, mas 'e''n9" r me
c''s' '"e guest OF "en, 'e"uresa'u ne
peop'e S}"F"'''"e WIN A''oe'"o", out 40
' nor 'NoSe III '"e steamers !" s'R"'' VINO
az 'r "o' even "'''"p' 10 'g.'''l'e num-
~ "V WV" WIN an" oA'i0eio q"'' 'r'h u
or' sumter are all o"F"'' NO "n'ceFS
WIZ ~, "I''"e"'
"' Vi. WAS '""e" t'9seSsio" VI w.
~
St, Louis. Apr;l 18Th.
Later accounts from Charla.,,n c,n6rm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

Rev. Peter H. Berry of Iowa City was
killed recently a, Davenport, by being run
over oy freight car lie lived but a
short time after the accident.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-04-20

Dubuque and heokuk have never had
Republican Mayors until this SPRING
Stats Register.
Slightly mistaken Mr. Register. Mayor
Stout was reelected Mayer Of Dubuque
He was Republican when elected to a
ormcr term. ts