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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-21
DEPARTURE OFmATLs.

From Nashville Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. Boston and New gland states de
parts at o'clock NJ
Way Nail Georgia, South Carolina North Carolina and
Southern Virginia. Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
P NJ.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock, P III
Way Mails Z"
Mails for Indians, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri,
Michigan Nortwestern States, departs st O'Clock M
EashVleto Decatur franklin and Columbia and other
way ofices, separtat o'clock A Nj.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily except sunday, departs
O'Clock NJ Also offices the way and beyond Leranoa "a
O'Clock A N.
Nashville to Clarksve; departs at 5H O'Clock NJ,
For southern Kentucky, departs at So A NJ
Naseve Sbebyille, RolensVille and TTiune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, At O'Clock A III.
Nashville Huntingdon Charlotte Waverly, ri week
ly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Liberty, Stewards Ferry, Huddlssones
Roads Rural BILL &C weekly, Thursday at ~ O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Cenreve, flank, Vernon PineWood &c.
Tuesday and Friday, a; O'Clock 2 NJ.
Nashville TO ClsksEe via Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday
II I o'clock + Is.
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PHOTOGRAPuIC CARE.


TAKE pleasure IN announcing ny old friends ard Gus
TONERS that after absence Of tive have
Turned practice Of the Photographic Art
in all its branches, having purchased the interest brsI
in the old established Gallery in Union Street, and having spep
four menths in New York the past Summer to obtain fully all
the late improvements in the art. have painted renovated AID
enlarged the suite OF Rooms throughout. That fac
better produce first Glass work than Galleries
beast Of and conduee 10 the comfort Of patrons trust
only the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustaned bot to elevate Stl higher standard have
also engaged the Of Mr. COOK II the best Photo
grspheFs the world who the Pictures which obtained the
FIRST premium st the Worlds Fs in London in 1851 and
determined only to make this the leading Gallery in
State but my work shall not surpassed North Sou
and introduce to the public the following S;yls
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Yignette, pAiE col0red;
IVOrytype5, coioredi
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass life siEe
Visiting Cards, full length. plain;
Autograph PhotOgT sOhs Is tsken al one sitting.
Sterreoscopes, on glass or paper.
continue to make the Meaoype and Ambrstyps hereto
fore The above styles all nely in this city, except
the Autograph Card which y made at time All
who in anything In line politely invited 10 give
call b0re visiting elsewhere, when will by occGlsT
demonstration the sOOV ef2cts. Respectfully,
oct3l-H \. W. HUGHES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-21

HOUSE PAINTING. kEzE
TENHE subscriber is prepared to with the greask
promptness contracts, large,
dered, style upon s which cannot fail to give saso-
ton He is also prepared to execute al manner Of
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, HARBLISs.
Having that the services Of the
and experienced artists.
subsrr would request persons having work In his
gIYe him call before making hnsl arrangements
r. 7. FLEMING,
rarrehs-df No CO U5ion s between Cherry and sua.Y
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INCORPORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER EXPRESS CO.,
has established its permanent office, at the Nashville Pest
Oice up sesrs, east end, entrances Church street.
TIE undersigned having formed Company for the purpose
transmitting letters and from the Southern CoRed
eaey reasonable rate, agree furnish merchants
others their correspondence between Lsuvle and Nashville
intervals may be convenient to all parties
concerned. THOS JENKINS,
W GcGILL.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Georgia. South Alabama, and Ea Tennessee, arrive Chat
tsnoOgs Railroad sts1I O'Clock, A Nj
Northern and Eastern Mails, Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States day, O'Clock, P. NJ,
aud O'Clock, A 81. Way Mails n & L Il K. daily.
Southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at / 4 O'clock, NJ.
Way Mails route arrive daily at x O'Clock, NJ.
nitve, Alexandria and Lebanon Way Mails srriVe
daily, except Sunday, st II O'clock NJ.
smithland Hopkinsyley and portion Of Southern Ken
lucky arksville and way Mails daily at 10 o'clock, A Nj
SheIbyvilIe Trsne and way nails Monday, wednesday
and Friday at IL o'clock, NJ.
Tennessee Huntingdon Wsyrly and ChArGtte, t
weekly, Sunday Wednesday and Friday, ii O'Clock, N:
Liberty, Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry, weekly Thursday,
ct II O'Clock NJ.
osntreVie via and Pinewood, South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly, Tuesday and Friday, Il O'Clock NJ
GAINESVILLE, via Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend weekly
Friday, az IL O'Clock A NJ
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MO- a IAarAeL SLfeet, NnShViIIe, Tenn.
FENHE subscribers respectfully the Trade and
the Public generally, that they have completed their ez-
tensive Factory Arrange ens for the manufacture
Of CANDIEs from the common Stick the French I'm
imitation Of 9opectonsry and being determined sell at prices
that will compare aYosby with tie lowest the North they
hope to make this desirable market only that article
but for every other in their lire OF business.
Our stock Of Staple Fancy Groceries superior in
Of the Southern Cities; and being combined with the
Confectionery Department stronger inducements TO the
Merchants wishing to deal with than any new known Of
We, therefore, invite then to call Us, in their or
ders which guarantee will be executed promptly and at low
Cash Prices. THOMPSON, sPERRY A. q
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Land for Sale.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE g. LUCAS.

VETR are now receiving stock Of Spring Summer
wv Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Clothing Boots, Shoes,
and Brogan Variety Goods Hardware Cutlery Hats Carpet
ings Oil OlOths Mats &C. &C. All which have bought
usvey Of Importers and Manufacturers at panic prices
to which call special attention of prompt paying and cash
Dealers only Our House shall be head quarters cash deal
and those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay Them.
That may be fully understood say positively that
intend to sell Goods for cash and who their
notes when due lsnly.y
addition regular wholesale business will advance
cash description Ct Goods, Wares and Merchandise
Furniture, Groceries, Produce &c, &c. &C. to be sold at
auction cash. Goods sold account a. Auc
ton.
every Tupsisy and Tuesday night, exclusively
cash. All persons having Goods to sell at Auction, will
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
nar2-u TRABUE LUCAS.
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For Rent,

NOR the remainder Of the the large Store
Union and American BoOk recently occupied BY sELT
HARRIa nzyl9-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-21

The Company refer the citizens OF the Southern Conderaey
TO
q PEARL, Esq, Cashier City Bank.
JOINS kIKKaAF, Esq President Union Bank.
d WEAVER, Esq Cashier PIanters' Bank.
Messrs. DoUgGs & Co, Merchants.
- A WIRELESS & Co, Bankers
Parties In the Confederate Government desrous Of sending
Letters &C. to the Federal Government VI please direct
to american Letter Eprsss Co., Nashville, (under Gov
erJ enclosing fifteen cents in Confederate Stamps
o. 3. Government Envelopes Stamps
do not end them, The rate given is for letters
eeedDg in weight letters weighing Il
lar pos'al
june2Gd1w
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FOR GENTLEMEN, BOYS,
MISSES AND CHILDREN .
Gentlemen's super French
calf pump Boots;
{" super French calf stitch.
ed Boets;
e super French calf pump
Congress Caters;
" glove kid and P. L! Con.
gress CATERS;
- calf pump and stitched
Oxford Ties;
" Buekskin Congress CAT
ters;
Boys, Misses and ChildPen's
Shoes OF all kinds and
qualities;
Servants shoes ofsyery kind.
heap for cash. Call at No. 40
A. V. RUTLAaD.
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Removal.
CURRY & MARSHALL,

TTNDERTAKERs lat J. II. Curreys old stand Union be-
tween Cherry Summer stres) prepared to attend
to Funerals at all times, with wooden Cons plain coord
and Metallic Burial Caskets and Cases Of ssuperior quality,
manufactured BY MsrshA Co.. in this city Prices to suit
the times iune25-u
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VIM. Knabe & Q
FortSB,

WTE pleased to learn that at the great "WOrlds Pair
w held this month in the city Of Macon, Georgia the
prisng Baltimore Firm, Vim. Knake Co., awarded the
First PTeH all competition, for their celebrated GOLD
MEDAL PIANOS This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Cotton Planters ASS citation, large and influential
body of the importance attached TO receiving the honor
OF their Pair produced learn unusual degree
petition The part many the Piano
Of the Several very fine instruments exhibit
ton; hut after patient and thorough nnAon Of their
respective merits the judges unanimously decided that the
from the Mandatory Of VIM Knae & Co., the "E0ceL
siO' - and awarded the Medal accordingly
Without wishing to appear nviduous, will add that the
erre public spirit and Untrng energy with which the Mesrs
knabe conduct their business ene them in eminent dgree
to all the honos and which they have achieved in their
line Lavish in the expenditure of time and money Produce
first Quality Piano. and advertising extensively to make
their establishment known they their in the posses
sion OF large and constantly increasing business and the urh
qualification Of knowing that whenever and wherever
htion the order tie day, judges uniformly pronounce
Pianos to be Observation-Disclosures Sum- OF December sd,
1860
SA supply Of the above icing received by A. H.
Mcclure, 80 Union street, the sale Agent Middle
who will sell At factory prices.
IuarIT-u
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7 AN now rsceiYinga fine assortment Of
CATERS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE
Thsy are ofexceent quality from best nanuaetu
Tsrs, Snd will be offered low cash.
JOHN A. RAMAGE,
spll7-H No. AZ College street,
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined to carry my NEGROES TO the Issz,
d south, viii sell about Three or Eour-
Hundred Acres OF Lana. being part OF @.3i's12.ss
the tract upon which reside situated on a -
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from =
Nashville, In Of the best neishbornoods in VIII
hanson county Soil equal any in :ae State FOR psrtc-
lars apply to the PREMISE, A V. s. Lindsey in
Nashville sepg-dtf P A PERgISE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-21

FOR LADIES.
Gdids black and brown French
Congress Caters;
black and brown cloth
laced Caters;
buttoned lasting Caters;
Glove kid Congress {"
extra fine kid Bootees;
I" " +" Slippers;
" laced Rosettes;
4" English kidslippeEs;
white kid and Satin -
Velvet "
English lasting "
Kid toilet Buskins.
theaboye with and without
he
All OF which l will sell very
UHio2 street. lmar27
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-21

BROOKS IL ORR's d EIcNAUGHT'S
Spool OOTTONs all sizes, in Black White and oOlOrs, at
- 90 cents per dozRn-
HOWE SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
m4r16-H "A Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-21

SO@"~'-NN
--.-- Nashville, Tenn.
VETE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries, Tobsccos, Liquors &c.
ed in part follows s which We respectfully invite the At
SUGAR, rTOLASSES AND SYRUP.
3 bids Louisiana Sugar so bblI Coverings powdered
eg5,t, Clarified Sugar;
100 5SIs Plantation MA. 50 half bis Rened Sos
100 half bbs Plantation Mo so paekag tst Louis Golden
80 55is Refined MolA....; 50 pIs New orlean, Golden
50 b5l slower Coverings B Chrush- syruP'
'~' COFFEE.
bags Baltimore COFee 50 bags Old Col Java oOssI
100 bags New Orleans Rio oOf so bags LaguHs oOssI
WHISKY.
bbs Rectihed Whisky 50 Robertson county WhIl-
100 100 Ky kyHI' D~ % bbi. Smiths OLD n.ssrv.
100 packages GA Rye wh hi g., ERIstsz
BRANDIES, WINES, &c.
10 quArsr casks seignettes 10 Madeira winei
oq SasRsE CASH, Od Dupry Sif F sat't' vines
20 Or asks Rochelle Brandy. 10 4" Dry -
Brandy; 50 Baskets 1 Champagns,
| 100 pks american Brandy Is boxes clsret;
So y C GheTTy 8 P4' s sfint o0rG'Ai'
| 5 y Blackberry ;, 50 boxes bitters;
| p Raspberry Is pkS Holland GinI
10 caEks RUM
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
s 800 boxes Virginia TObaccO-variOus brands
p kegs J Smiths Pancake TObaccoi
50'0O eco Superior Havana oigars-vsrious Brsndi'
$4,000 (" Domestic ~ "
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar Candles Oboxes steariae Candles
| 200 hH SO TslIoW "
I5O or 4" I5G boxes sosp yArious kinds,
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour
100 +" +" Superhne "
100 bags Pennsylvania Buckwhest flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks hne and Salt 100 dozen Bucketsi
500 bbls Kanzwha Salt 5Gnest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spkesi 25 Racks S Almonds;
500 boxes Glass Ware; 50 bls PecaDs and Rilbert1I
| 800 Reels Cotton Ropei 10 bbls English Walnut;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boardsj
500 bags Shot, assorted sizes; 500 Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags Pepper;
IS S2rdines, u and q 25 Allspice;
boxes; 50 bxs Ground NustsTdI
80 bxs Lemon Syrup; 50 =" Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Raisin5; 81 bbls Cider Vinegar
100 Msckerel; 50 bbls Xxx Ale;
% chests Green and Black
Teas;
With q variety Of other GrticleG
msr6-h EDWARDS, HARRIS co.
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STRETCH & FORBES
Al.o keep On hand the largest and best stock o
Trusses and supporters

ever offered in this city Whatsvc nay be the aze Of the
teut kiud Of herna- ce2ihlg be suited ~ cal
the COREER COLLFGE gsIoE sIREErs Were cai
found good assortment Of Eurgic5I and Deats psrue
Lace Stockings, Knee CAPS Anklsi5, &C
feb6.R
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SPRING STOCK
OF
DOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
A. V. RUTLAND.

NO. 80 UnlOn Street,
successor TO A. p. A. ". RUTLARD.)
receiving OF the most complete assortments Of
Boots and Shoes brought to this Market which has been
selected with from the best Manufacturers expressly
Tor The retail trade comprising in part follows:
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8PALDEgS PREPARED GLUE

SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE
meets all emergencies household afford TO be
without it. II is always ready and up to the sticking point
There no longer necessity for mpng chairs sntered
heades dolls and broken cradles 1t just the article
fer cone she'll and other ornamental work. popular with Ia
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically held
in ISOLATION, and possessing all the valuable qualities Of the best
cabnetmakes Glue. It used in tie place OF ordinary
nucil2ge being vastly nose adhesive.
'EUSEFUL IN EVER ! HOUSED
8A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRICE, Is cents.
F1ole,a!s Depot, No. 48 Cedar Street, Etw York.
Address HENRY e. SPALDING K 90.
Box No. goo New York
Put up Dealers in Gases containing four eight and tRev,
doEenab beautiful LhOgraph shOwCard accompanying eac
package.
single bottle Of sPGLDfss's PRRPlEED GLrE viii save
ten times its cost annually to every household. Z K
Sold By a prominent SstioneTs, Druggists, hardware
Furniture Dealers, Groesrs and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of SPAULDS0 PRE
GLUE making up their list twill staGd any climate
jams tv6CWly
NOIIce 10 Merchants and shippers
VNyN. Il. GRIDER is the through Freight Agent OF the
w Memphis and Charleston Railroad at MeEphis, and all
goods consigned him at Memphis will be forwarded Of
ehssre, except drayage.
REFERENCES.
A NOE. EwISs, McCRosY Co
LANIER & PHILLIPS, TERAss Z BROTHERS
iune2I-d2vt
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Bunga Fian Grass Seeds,
SR00 SACKS Hungarian Grass Deeds, for sale BY
e1UO -- JAMES MLAUGHLlN 90
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-06
s-5 Posfnadstcrs are requested tn
act as agents tor the Nezcs, and re-
tain ten per cent from for,curded.

EE We are indebted to the Daily
News, Shreveport, for the latest in
telligence i'll this issue of our paper
Such is the case almost every week.
The intelligence published bv it.
ssowever, is given so incongruous1v
IN may instances as to be unintelligi-
bic. Whether this is the fault of
our contemporary or the papers from
which it copies, we have no means
of knowing. We would suggest to
that paper and all others the impro-
priety Of publishing all the kilograms
they receive. Ihree-fourths of them
are abolition lies, intended to deceive
the South, and are UNIV worthy place in
the columns OF any southern journal.
Having no means of knowing the
spirit that prompted the above, we
are unable to tell whether our cotem-
pory meant to pay compliment to
our industry or to stick us under the
fifth rib, for negligence and improprie-
ty The first ofhis paragraph evident
" indicates the former, and when we
read that portion of it, we felt our
pleasure assuminga a grateful smile
but when we read in the following
sentences Of the incongruous and uu-
satezligible intelligence as furnished
by Us, and of the doubt resting upon
the mind Of the Republican as to
whom the fault should be attributed,
our smile Of pleasure was suddenly
curtailed OF its growing proportions.
In order however to remeve all
doubt upon the subject, we will inform
our contemporary, that the unintelli-
:giLie anteIl;.gence, which he copies
from, our paper is copied by us from
the latest New Orleans and Vicks-
burg journals, and we presume they
publish it as received from the hands |
of the telegraph, operators. AS to
the question Of improperly in pub
fishing such news, We ask our Tex
AS friendx would it not look more
for him, to commence the
reformation before reading others a
moral lecture upon the subject? +
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-06

Nobly done old Caddo-By re-
ference to another column will be
seen an ordinance adopted by our Po-
lice Jury at its recent session ap-
propriating $4,000 for the benefit
of our volunteers and their families.
Read ii and prepare to pay.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-06
Confederation Restaurant,
T. Tormeriy Gaiety.)
- -AdioininyNc Contede1ution

CoHee Housc. .Shrcrcporf, La.
INHIS well Luown and popular es-
Il tablishme..t has been removed as
above, and is open for the accomno-
dation of the public. There will be
found the best of game. fish, oysters,
and everything that the Shrevepor,
Meals furnished at all hours day or
night. Families and parties VIII
have their orders prom pity attended
to. no37vly
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-06
George d. Prentice.

The genius of this man has com
manded almost universal admiration
Endowed by nature with a noble in
tellect and his natural gifts polished
by the refining influences Of a classic
education. he soon gave evidence Of
his present prominence. AT an early
age he settled in the State Of Ken
tucky, and was first known to fame as
the editor of the louisville Journal .
which he is conducting until now
Although he is better known as a
partizan editor, notorious for his wit
and satire, not always the most chaste
he is scarcely less distinguished i'll
the walks of literature. His prose
contributions to the periodicals of
the day and his own paper evince
strength of thought and beauty and
grace Of diction while his poetry
flashing with bright gems of fancy
and flowing in gentle strains of
sweetness has given him no mean
distinction among the children of
song.
Idolized as he has been by the
people of his adopted State; having
made his fortune from the patronage
of the South; possessing an influence
that to day was it directed in pro-
per channel, old Kentucky would be
bristling with bayonets and frowing
with cannon to protect the rights
and defend the honor of our young
republic. But no he could not for
get the land of his BIRTH Under the
veil of the morning his vision was
strained to see the position Of his
native Connecticut; and finding that
she was mastering her vandalic clans
to Join in the unholy crusade, the
object Of which is to subjugate the
South, and bind her brave people as
slaves to the victorious chariot
wheels of the Northern Caezars, he
lost all sympathy, ie any ever warm
ed his ungrateful bosom, for his adop-
ted home, and prostituted his fine
intellect to assist in the unhallowed
war of lust and booty that is now
waging against US.
The corporate authorities of the
:ity of Memphis has denounced his
paper as incendiary, and prohibited
is Introduction into that city. We
lope this example will be followed by
al true Southerners, for no less bit
.er is the "New York Tribune" in
rs vjlhfications of us than the Louis
vile Journal" The seal of infamy
hat its editor would stamp upon our
BROW is already fastened upon his,
,lack as night. He may sit upon
he tripod of his inflammitory sheet
md nurse his wrath to pour upon our
devoted heads. We will smile upon
lis air drawn daggers and "teach him
hat bitter word-Repentance"
should he attempt in practice that
which he Eliminates in theory
L.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-06

President Lincoln and Iissouyt-
The Missouri Republican,of the 27th
says:
The President of the L. States
tells us, through Mr.. Gibson, that he
"has no need to pass troops through
Missouri as over a bridge, for the
purpose of operating in any other
place, and anticipates none." That
he understands and fully appreciates
the social and political position Of
Missouri. Her condition is such that
tt is bast to let her remain in peace.
He will make no aggression on the
rights or property of her citizens, but
will of course, permit none to be
made on the general government or
it's property. He will even have a
a tender regard for the sensibilities of
her citizens. She aoiH not be required
by hi,n to take part IN the present con-
Nact.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-06

Hoap IS This? We fail to receive
our daily papers per stage on Tues
day Evening. Will some one please
explain1 We would keep silence if
this was the first failure that has oc-
CURED.