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y one weeks use OF the Magnolia DslD PERFECTLY harm
but elegant and efectuol preparation.
rice 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
EAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy,N Y.
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLFY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
BJAs universally supplsnted all other Ontmes and healing
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be.vr introduced; and intrinsic merit the true secret
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5Raader have ynu Prof Woods advertisement In onr
paper. Read 1t; II will interest you.
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From HARRISBURG

From Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, May G.-An investigation of Senator
Mason's property IS proposed in the Pennsylvania
Legislature with view to make invalid any trans
fer thereof because of his alleged treason. A mo-
ticn was made to extend the suspension of Bank
Specie payment until January.
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From NYasbingtou,

WASHINGTON, May - Several officers who failed
o get commissions in the Confederate service have
asked to be restored but were emphatically re-
fused.
Sixty thousand stand of arms are in the Washing
ton Navy YAd.
WASHINGTON, May THE Relay House forces
have been reinforced.
There is fear of a fight at Baltimore. The
entire New Jersey troops arc here.
The War Department telegraphed the Governor
of Massachusetts, that additional troops were
wanted, unless they enlist for three years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

yHNO the Commanders Of Volunteer Military Companies Of n
% Division of Tennessee Militia hereby ordered 10
rst to OF the division the strength
vour company number and description Of ErnS with TIE
Of commissions This order will apply to all companies nov
organizing, to report when completed.
"a Nsshyillc, TsnnsH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08
DEPARTURE OFMAILs.

From Nashville Chattanooga, Washington Baltimore
PhadeIphia York; Boston and New England States de
parts at O'Clock
Way Nail for Georgia. South Carolina, North CsroDs and
Southern Virginia, leave on Chattanooga Railroad a. ooek
M
Nashville to Louisville, departs at O'Clock, M
Way Mails -
MaiIs FOR Indiana Northern Elinsis Virginia, Missouri,
MICHIGAN and orhEesten States departs at O'Clock M
Nasvie Decatur via franklin and COlunhs, and other
Tay Offices, Separt at O'Clock A NJ
NASHVILLE 70 Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs Il a.
o'clock NJ Also Offices the way and beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock A n.
Nashville Carksville; departs st 81 o'clock An.
Fer Southern Kentucky, departs at 56 A NJ.
NASHVILLE to Sheshyvle, Noleusve and Trnne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. At z o'clock M
Nashville Huntington, via Charlotte, Wsvery, ri week
Iy, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, At o'clock n
Nashville to Liberty via stevaEts Ferry, HrddestoDes
Roads Hill, &c weekly, Thursday, At y O'Clock n
Nashville Centrevie, via fank Vernon Pnesood, &C,
Tuesday and Friday. at O'Clock u.
Nashville to GAINESVILLE via Sycamore Mills weekly, Friday,
a. 1 o'clock P. d.
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HAY, CORN, OATS &c.
GEO. r. PATTON
Commission Merchant, Feed ana
Produce Dealer,

No. "a Fourth Street. 6etI0een Hum ana INC 1''Oe'
LOUISVILLE, KY,
" EEPs constantly on hand barge supplies o. an ssrS on
N Oats Bran, Shorts and shstuhs reaay a., he ale Of
Dried Fruits, Eggs, Onions, Apples, PotA1es''
Lard Feathers, &c. ,,,.,..,r,sd articles sole
ted and hiled on the NEST favorable 'Si" jan6-tf
vances made on consignnenfs'
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Children frequent suf ferers from external injuries
.snecslv from FLEid and Cdnpieas Esp3OsiOas-ther,
Sore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand 1t heals Breasts andq ulcky re-
Toges The TETTER or RING WORM, PTeDdIeRt az the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEIAL
BY Hoay, oSs. Patent.

PyspareG from prescription or Sir C2arSe, n D., Ply
stefan Extraordinary TO The Q5ee1.
Tbg Invaluable medicine is unfang in the OF all thop
and dangerous diseases to which the female CONSTITUTE
is subject II moseraes and all obsTuctieE
and speedy cure may he relied on.
To Married Ladies
II Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short tine, or
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the 6oTernDsnt
Great Britain, to prevent colnterfeits
CAUTION
7hess Pius should not be tG5en By females ring
FZRS7 THEE NOVTHS Of Pregnancy, az they dTesEr
B-iao on Miscarriage BAT al other time tey are SAFE
IN all cases Of Nervous Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerion, Papjtaon OF the
Eeart Mysteries and Whites, these pills " effect when
ali oter eana failed end although powerful remedy,
contain iron, csomel, antony CT anything nortnio
the constitution
Full In the pamphlet arc nd each package NAch
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOaEs, (Lste J. O Bal-- wink coIJ
Rochester, n. Y.
E.BSlOO and six postage snps enclosed to any suthoE
lied AGENT will bottle Containing 30 pills. cy return
sill
Sold IN Nashville by Berry Demoville aud G. HsHds
sh,t:, J, @. Flown and all TssIsalabie drEeEtSts
cot
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

Lieut. Nicholson is appointed Adiutant and In
spector of the Marine Corps, Vice Taylor resigned
The Government declined accepting more than one
regiment Of three months volunteer from Michigan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

Every man, woman and child, who prefers to be
free rather than submit to LINCOLNs usurpatioa and
the fanatics of the North All who dare to be free
from marty prejudice! All who would ra Their die
freemen than live subJugated! All who can think
feel and act for their rights and liberties are ex-
pected to be present nasse and rejoice together
The Military Regiments and Companies The
Brass and Silver Bands, and all citizens of here
and elsewhere will participate. All the Church
Bells requested to be rung at y o'clock as the
signal for rendezvousing on the Square
Order of exercises will be under proper officers.
Distinguished speakers will address the crowds
CONE ONE!! CONE ALL!
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May Senator Bayard returned
TO Wilmington
Four regiments here are ordered to march to-
morrow.
Baltimore gentlemen from Frederick and Freder-
icksburg. say Gov. Letcher viii order the eracua-
ton of Harpers Ferry.
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save Four Money
Selling out at cost for thirty days, late styles Of
drip and soft hats caps and straw goods, Of
Cedar and Cherry streets. 1w.
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Wholesale Dry Goods
SPRING Of 1861.
TRABUE s. LUCAS.

VNTR receiving stock OF Spring and Sumner
Wv Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing Boots Shoes
and Brogsns Variety Goods Hardware, Cutlery BATS Carpet
exc usyely Of Importers and EanEscurers al panic prices
TO which We call special attention Of prompt paying and eS
beaers only Our House shall Be head quarters for cash deal
ers and those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay them
That We may be fay understood positively that
intend to sell Goods for men who pay their
notes whea due (sny.J
N ADDITION to regular Wholesale business will advance
sh on every description Goods Wares and Mrehanass
LuLniture Groceries, Produce, &C. &C, &c, sold
ton. = 49, 80 ~~~o-' - -
aon sales every Tuesday sndTuesiay night exclusivey
~ ISL All persons having Goods sell at Auction, viii
Pie - urn them in and get Tie money plump Up.
-nel--9 TRABUE LUCAS
SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Oorn Feed and FIGURING MIL,
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Burns az sCALDs
ruE FRIEND OF : THE NURSERY

are instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and n1sn
nation by timely aPPlica ton OF this GTVesIo"s AeGe
and the flesh is renew as If by charm, blsnish
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Change of Location.
NOTICE.
JOYNT & TREAN NOR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS

LIQUORS, PRODUCE, AND TOBACCO,
No. IS, Market Street,
decl9-tf
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MFRS. WINSLOW,

MFRS. JNINSLOWs
An experienced nurse physician has soothin
Syrup for children eethng greatly facilitates the process
Of teehing by softenng gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain, and regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers give yourselves and relief and
health to your Perfectly safe in all See sdver-
tiserent in another column oct29-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

Insurance can be obtained of W. J. MARE, Insur-
apee Agent. No % College street in the Insurance
COMPANY of the VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, cash capital
$500 900 and $50 600 IN Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses. Applications also received
for Insurance in the TENNESSEE MARINE AND IN
suR.NcE COMPANY OF NASHVILLE. Ap.2Gn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

NOTICE.
VETE have in store to-day
w 1000 pair BlanketI
$50 Blankets Wrappers,
1900 yards Of Go IDS for uniforms,
40 dozen country knit Stockings,
90 coo yards Plaid Linssy,
500 White Linseyi
500 heavy Blanket OvercoAts,
50l Pants,
1850 yards TEilled Blue and Red Flannel -
ap24-lW DuNCAN q CO.
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
THE notes of all Banks quoted at par are bankAbls

cOHarcrrD DAILY BY TIE MERCHANTS BAr-s HArARD & c
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Bell Grays. Attention.

FHNHE members OF this Company requested the
Court house to night at X o'clock for the purpose Of
Organizing, for the defence Of the South
By order Of the Captain.
zD25H JAS NJ HINTON
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RELIABLE INSURANCE
has been doing legitimate Insurance business for
HALF CENTURY.

acquired envisbe reputation in regard to fair
deangequAbe adjustment and prompt payment OF losses
which requirement guarantee that it will never deVate
or its former course eopardze character long and
deservedly enjoyed.
MI, ncssasses bons eide means to the amount ola
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens at So o'clock A. NJ. Gloss III IL
Open. S SsIS:s A. '9 o: :Scs 4
kPARTIEs mailing Letters must put them in the before
schedule hours sr they VII
'E snIio q -A' ''--' w. D. MeNIsH,P NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

At regular meet ing CT Tennessee Lodge, No. l.
American Protestant Association, on Monday eve
ming 9th inst, it unanimously
ReSolpsl. That any member of this Lodge who
NAV volunteer to fight the eaemes Of our country
shall from the day of his leaving home until his re-
turn. be free on the books OF the Lodge from all
charges Of dues, &c.
The A. p. A. is true to the cause of the South,
and had the society irmer footing in orr city,
would be able to furnish a volunteer company l0r
the defence of our rights
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REMOVAL.

WETE have removed Produce and Conmssen BUSINESS
Nv 70 the house No College street, between Union and
Church. formerly occupied By Nieol, ereen 70 ssee
shall Keen Constantly on large asck Of all articles IN
the Produce line. which We are prepared 20 SCI - s V
lowest eAsn PrI0e'' r. B. Common BRO,
na,o4tf No College street, between Union 4 ohuFch
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08
MILLION DOLLARS:

U7It has TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Tennessee
State Bonds, deposited with the Comptroller, as an
Additional Guarantee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-08

JOSEPH NASH, Agent for Tennessee, Kentucky Msss
sppi and Arkansas the prompt adjustment snt
payment OF losses in his district.
MErq-d&tu3m
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and all good Drugsists In the city.
mRT22-dEly
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APIs
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L.. 5. 5 L NJ ;.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. Il Market Street,
NASHVILLE.
apI4-N

tiHickOry Guards" Attention..
Barracks at RE. DougEqs' old stand, NORTH Market
street.
OtOMPAEY meets every night at O'Clock, for drill All de-
string to Join the Company, apply at the Barracks Com
petent will attendance evening TO dr'
the members. WILL FOsIEh,
sn9t-Iw Captain
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19

WHERE THEY GET RECRUITS AT CHARLESTON
-On this point the correspondent of the Prov-
dence Evening Press remarks:
The drain of men from some callings is very
great. An immense deal of work is now thrown
on the ,aiIors, to supply fatigue or undress uni
forms, overcoats. &c, and So many journeymen
are now in the army that it is very dIificuI,, al
most impossible even, TO supply the demand -
Upholsterers, &c, are very hard pushed and
the newspaper Offices, with the book and job Of
fees, find great difficulty in keeping workmen
enough to carry on their business.
From some of the large retail. as well as
wholes lie stores, nearly every clerk has gone,
and in the latter especially, arrangements we
been made to continue the pay Of the clerks who
are doing duty for the State.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19

A BLAST AGAINST SECESSION IN GEORGIA.
Georgia was never more cursed than at present
by her principal representatives. In the Senate
of the United States she has a pair Of fanatics !;
in the House of Representatives, a majority of
brainless demagogues; and in her Executive
Department presides the Ass of Asses, Col.
Joseph E. Brown, of Cherokee" This accden-
tai coxcomb and long cared hybrid is now at
tempting to effect collision between the State
of Georgia and the Federal Government, by the
seizure of Fort Pulaski He is of the opinion
that his Jackassednes is much greater warrior
than Jackson, and that Troup, as a statesman,
compared to himself, is a Hyperion to a
Satyr. Joseph knows that there are majority
of delegates elected to the Convention opposed
to his schemes of rashness and foolishness, and
hence he takes the advice of King Cobb, and at
tempts to plunge Georgia into war and carriage
The course of Gov. Brown is un official, revolu-
tIonarv, and traitorous. If by his acts, under
the circumstances, he or his confederates should
produce war between the State of Georgia and
the General Government, he or they deserve
the extreme penalty OF the law. All constitu-
tional laws must be enforced, rs expounded by
the highest tribunal the Supreme Court.
As co-operatonists the following distinguished
gentlemen have been elected to the Convention:
A. II. Stephens, II. V. johnson, Hiram Warner.
Linton Stephens, and B. H. Hill. Under the
guide of these gentlemen, Georgia will be res.
cued from rashness and precipitancy Atlanta
Confederacy
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19

The following, from the Charleston Mercury,
clearly shows that the Governor of the State of
Georgia deliberately committed treason against
the United States Government:
COMFORT FOR THE GEORGIA TRooPs-A pri-
vatc letter from well known citizen of Savan-
nah states that the troops sent to Fort Pulaski
were thoroughly equipped The Governor, pre-
vious to sending them, took every possible pre-
caution to secure their comfort, and the ladies
OF Savannah were for several days previous to
their departure busily engaged in making sacks,
which were filled with straw, and sent down to
the forts for the soldiers to sleep on.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19
NOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND


M W "A - LIZ Il LILO AMI
"a PHOENIX BlTTERS.
THEsk have been before the public for
period of THIRTY YEARS, and during that time have
maintained high Character in almost every part the
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restoring peisct health to persons suffering under nearly
every kind OF disease to which the human frame is liable
Inc following are among the distressing variety of
man diseases IN winch the
.... VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are wei known to oe nialble.
DiefEfSiA by thoroughly cleansing the first and
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Temper inrsety, Ldngu0r ana lIIsiancholu which are
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an Vioeht Pursss leave the bowels costive within
oa SS,,n, .-, ..
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struction Ia others.
. me L!Je Medicines have been known to RHEU-
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DhofslES OF all kinds by freeing and strengthening
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on tese Important organs, and hence have been
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19
sY-A physician in Columbus, Georgia, fast
friend of the Union, has written the following:

SECESSION CONSUMMATED.
Yankee Doodle took a saw,
With patriot devotion, ...
To trim the Tree of Liberty, ..
According to his motion ~
Yankee Doodle on limb,
Like another noodle,
Cut between the tree and him,
And down came Yankee Doodle.
Yankee Doodle broke his neck,
Every bone about him,
And then the Tree Of Liberty
Did very well without him
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19
OR NO SECESSION
j must have Money

would 70 those that have bought Boots and Shoe. =,
me and promised to pay by the LIST Of January 1861 ths,
l have performed my part Of the agreement-wi ya,,
come the scratch and perform your part? Let M an
think this call Il not for hlmn you me- thou ~, ,b
man II you cannot pay cash, please settle by Not h
think Is reasonable request winch
Because Of hard times let none refuse
To pay at once for their Boots and Shoes
decl9-dWlm w ~ u,p,r
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19
0LD SACHEM BITTERS AND
" WIGWAM TONIC

These delicious and famed Bitters recommended
by the FIRST PHYSICIANS COUNTRY on account of
their Purity and great medicinal Uirtues
They are pleasant the TASTE and
the hest Tonic and SHlant eyeT altered to tie Public
Their curative Powers in of Ger e0i Debity Loss
81 appetite, Constipatt0n ChHks and F1cer etc. are
unparalleled and as guarantee that feel warranted in
claiming what do beg leave that our asser
tons are endorsed by Prof SLIMAN, Of Yale College
Prof Hayes of Massachusetts, and hundreds of Others
Principal Depot li5 Water street. New York. For sale
by Grocers Wine merchants and Druggists generally.
septlS-w1y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19

MOB LAW AT THE SOUTH.-A letter in the N.
Herald, dated Mississippi, Dec. 26th says:
have been through several counties in this
State, and some of the nolthern counties in Ala
uama, and have no hesitation in saying that the
men of property in both States are unanimously
opposed to the secession movement. 1t is got
mp and engineered by the politicians and poor
whites; the shareholders ae compelled to fall
IN with it for fear of having their property con
hscated. The largest slave owner in this State
was warned, the other day, that if he gave vent
to his Union sentiments he would be lynchcd,
and his property cOntiscated. He took the hint
and left. II is so in every county, and SO in
Alabama, Louisiana and Georgia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.

A N APPEAL.
Lives there one with soul 90 dead,
Who never to himself hath said 4#.f
By January first, II not before,
I'll pay what owe at the Green Horn Store.
bought coed boots there, and got them low;
j When next buy, tits there I'll CO.
The fact Is not to be ignored.
When buy boots there, I don't get gored.
Resolved, therefore, this will do:
Pay up the old score, and bargain anew,
And tell all see, whether many or few,
That want good Boots to go there too.
Sign Of the Elk Horns, under the Barrett House.
Il dec2s-dwtf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-19

AN INCIDENT AT FORT SUMPTER of the
baltimoreans who recently returned from Fort
Sumpter, details an impressive incident that
took place there on Major Anderson taking pos
session. 1t is known that the American flag.
brought away from Fort Moultrie, was raised at
Sumpter precisely at noou on the 9th ult.. but
the incidents of that flag raising" have not
been related. 1t was scene that will be me.
morabe "reminiscences in the lives of those who
witnessed it. A short time before noon Maior
Anderson assembled the whole of his little
force, with the workmen employed on the fort,
around the foot of the flagstaff The national
ensign was attached to the cord, and Major An
derson holding the end of the lines in his hands
knelt reverently down. The officers, soldiers
and men clustered around, many of them on their
knees, all deeply impressed with the solemnity
OF the scene. The chaplain made an earnest
prayer-such an appeal tor support, encourage
mans extremity is Gods opportunity" As the
earnest, solemn words of the speaker ceased,
and the men responded Amen, with a fcrvcncy
that perhaps they had never before experienced,
Major Anderson drew the Star Spangled Ban
ner" up to the top of the staff, the baud broke
out with the national air of " Hail Columbia"
and loud Ind exultant cheers, repeated again and
again, were given by the officers, soldiers and
workmen. 1T" said the narrator, South
Carolina had at that moment attacked the fort,
there woald have been no hesitation upon the
part of any man within it about offending that
fhg.-l Baltimore American.