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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13
Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

EAEA1AA LINES
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
1pkESs Freight Trains email the roads On and u a.,
Nashville: 1s1 L~'ss nun Nes Aork %
EIs css. per 100 lbs, 81 g Third Glass; per 100 rs p
HAts. Caps and BOnnsss, 3 tO'i'1 0iA''' 90
aD .o sayaanah and Charleston Nashville three re.
ras non New YORK and Philadelphia seven and hall sh
ss6a cause the above variations IN tine 40
Nc assentions ey ice or OvsrcfarEss sd d,.-.. a
viz and Gstt A. "a promptly adjusted By ne Ma
essss.s E&s wAxDERsox
FAOFESrANT SCHOOL.
Philadelphia, 9TH Year.
oi,r viii re open her Boarding and Day
eePtsnesr Superior instructions tas Ensiss a5s 80
valiant with Madame valiant viii supern ~ pea NJ
partneaG menu 'as 80 sssns e. De
stewart County, state Of Tenne..e.-
~ STEWART COUNTY COURT AT M
als-Petnon sea- land. Il Appearing 10 ne 1s5s Is
ants bill, that Thcs Mecarro Fraacis NsCs-sIi -
eSarrol, James McCarrol. Samuel MeCarroIl al 49,.
heoaroll heirs At law Of Francis MeCsrroli dec -
residents Of the stats Of Tennessee II IS tsrefo.
na publication be mae for four consecutive vesEs b -
Nashville uSoE AMERICAN. Newspaper pubI,sSa =, -
y Of Nsshye requiring said % J AID ,Dos
before the Of the County Court Of Stewart ~
Be holden at the eeurt house, in aid county IN -
Tennessee the a Monday in January 1851 and plead s-sr
Or oenanr 70 bill, the will bstse
iesssd a. to them aid Setd0sa for hearing sxparts-
esc7-v4t-pr'sfse 81 Of s.Ssrt o.. C 9a1,
manny's combined Reaper ana
Mower.
"ITH WOODS IMPROVEmENr.rA,
w eeieorated daehine eceived art m az g..
SOLD AkDAL a. the oestconbined Reapng and MoEin~
THE great United States Agricultural Fair hsa AZ
ky sepenber, 1851 The came OF near sSrs ~
fek IN July, where all the prS psI Machines In tbs $780,
states were thoroughly tested The committee made
Society, a. Louisville, az.
II also received The lEaTd the best heaper ard a. A.
H0ser before Two separate committees, appointed ~ - -
dent or ne Davidson County Agricultural Society ~ NaatI
In July, Esq., ever most Of the machines now in use IN
Numerous ether premi and awards gye1 a M.oh
during the last season. every Mschiaeir America
me ABOVE machines are for sale BY the uaderigne6,
3. =. OHRATHAN,
General Agent for the Stats
USHER, WHBELES 4 90
tsoz8-o&Eu HaahvilIa.
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sAM'L HENsHAW.
PIANOSf mUSrC.

AM receiving my Fall Stock OF PiAnofortes from "a
following Factories, which will be the largest ever oneee
the city: etenway Sons A u Gale Co.. Haynes Bre1eIs
Hazleton brothers, VIM Kaube Co.. Peters and WsDo
& Bradbury, and Soebeller Schmidt all Of which VIII n
at small advance cost for cash negotiable paper Al ~
and popular nusc ac received together Wtn
Victims, Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &C
come to me, at number 80. JAS A. iAeOHOAA'
aeptl6-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

GSTATE OF TENNESSEE, DICKSON
= Comfy Circuit Court. --John N Curtis vs.
Lucy Curtis-Narch Rules, ls6l-Petiton for DvorceIn
this appear that Lucy Curtis the defendaEt in
cause resident CT the State Of Tennessee and beyond
process this 1t is therefore ordered
by that duplication, to her, be made in the Nashville
three weeks requiring her
appear Bill Of complainant exhibited against
her said Courthouse the town Of Charlotte, in Dickson
county, Tenn before the 9Th Monday in June nex
confessed her, and SIT for
herring ex-parta. This e5th March, 1851.
ROBERT M'NEILLY, G. & NJ,
msr2g-v4tpr' sfeeS3 Of said Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

Flour, Corn, &c.
coo BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour;
| OVDU 460 sacks Coru;
| b 20 bbls Lard;
| &. so "a Green Apples;
| IS cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
SEQ Flour Sack (Afty PoundsO
| On consignment, for sale BY
| WI WATTS & CO.,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

Cash System.
NOR the year 1861 our business will be
Ell. EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
By adapting this system, know make greatly to the
interest Of our friends 30 give rs their patronage.
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
janl-n 81 Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

JanIsN NO. q OolIeKe stloesi neaE bfOsoI
Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
GSITUATEDin wealthy section Of country Tennessee and
- having extensive suhscp on list and advertising pat
ron2ge The paper Democratic and wllb sold REASONABLE
terms however, Democrat The paper estab
d to advocate State Equality and the proprietor will not lie
20 Of his hands any ether purpose For
further particulars at the UxIOE oToE
octIQ-Im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

4 TaoxxsOn, ~ 1u,v
eais. Vessel L rhomp-
son.
THOMPSON, sPERRY q 60.
w HOLE SALE GROcpps
Candy Manufacturers,
FOREAGNFRUITS, Liquors, Ton..
ANDALL KINDS OF CIGARS.
No. "a HTayhet &c.

th p 5ae,erioers respectfully announce TO n. -.
tsnsivs Pt generally, that they have eora:eted 49, NJ
- 1nsS.ory Arrangements for the ~
Sn,.; ron the common Stick u the fnes, k,ses
that vIl tlonay and being determined 70 eI 49,. -
hone n m - win the lowest in The
but for sv @ Desirable market, ony for hat a
Ouy sfoes Se s "a iheir lire OF business ss'
W '.oek Of staple and Fancy g3rscsries - :
Confse.ons Olhes: ard being thus Combined 5fs ~
Merchsnts ,nent efer stronger nducsmeufs IA -
We fbsrsfor. - ga with us than snv nav krru, -
- invite then call en- a. ana -. =, ~, o.
Cash Frices. rri sS,Se ted promptly and at low
Msr24-tf THOMPSON, sPERRY a O.
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RIFFS SALE.

Y vrure Of an execution, directed from the Circuit
Court Dickson county Tennessee at its February term
1e6 expose public sale, the highest bidder fer caah
Toll Of the Charlotte and Jones Greek Turnpike
Company miles Of Charlotte Tuesday the
3Oh APRIL 1851 ali right, te interest and claim and
estate Jones Greek Turnpike Compa
then had have since acquired in TO he follow
ing described property, viz The Turnpike known the Char
lee Jones' Greek Turnpike beginning about twelve miles
OF the of Charlotte and terminating at tbs southeast
boundary Of together with 100 OF land
adjoining gate the and bounds Of
viii will given the day Of sale. Also, Picks,
Shovels &C chooses action levied the property
the Charlotte Greek Turnpike Company, to salts
E my against said Charlotte aud jones
Greek psnpke Company in favor Of WARWICK by next
friend &c JOHN V. WALKER,
ap4 dtw&wtd Sheriff of Dickson county
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PROPOSE sell, for the purpose Of closing partner
ship business. the three story Brick situated
Cherry street, few doors South Of Broad, occupied by
Messrs Bush Bros Grocery Store The property ronts
Is Cherry ST. and back 81 feet The third story
nted family residence, and ofer ample room for
family aad is free from Axstou State county and city. II Is
the eligible business locaonsin that part Of the
city, and will be sold AT BARGAIN. For particulars
Har3O-Im ISAAC PAUL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13
Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and FIOurinSl
Mill stone Establishment.
DURR Mlstones OF all hand, and made 70 order
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved pate1t; Mil 5pindg
Mil Gearing Botng Cloths Boiting, Hosting and Regnata
Screws; Screen Wire Mill Pieks, and Plaster Paris. All
which warranted OF best quality and 70 give satisfaction
All orders and Communications promptly attsnded o.
j. n. WARNE;
Opposite Broadway Mills, nearT A R, Broad street.,
iuns22-dkwa NashviIls. Tenn.
TO BUILDERS.
XKTB prepared to do TIM Roof ne and ether.
Wv sheet Metal Work e. ssBrv Tnbuihiing In n
most substantial and will cont " fer such 81 tbs og
est possible rates 7. NJ ECl ANE 4 Co,
First door beIos' Post CRce Church afrssl
aps-d&u Nashs lie. 9su~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

I'm The CHANCERY COURT AT DRES-
1 den for WeakIey County, State OF Ten
Ressee,- Original and Attachment bill0rder sf Pubca-
ton.Hram John Cayce and Andrew Csyce Prom
the ad the bill IN this il sPPesrs to the Clerk and
Court the said John cayce resi-
dent Of said State Of Tennessee and resides in kentucsy II
ia th eoe BY Ead Clerk and Master that publication
Of this FOR four successive weeks in the Weekly
Union American, newspapr published in the city OF
NsVe in said State Of Tennessee, commanding the said John
Csyce file his plea demurrer to said bill on or
said ChaDceIy Court to be held at the
Dresden, the second Monday OF
in all things, taken for confess
against him and set for hearing him pse, at said
term Of said Court This 9Th day March, 1851 "a
copy from TIE Order BOOk)
NATHAN N. EDWARDS, c. NJ.
fsaidC
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
.. ON AND Aztec
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and west will run ~ follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 800 Il and Bpm.
Arrive at Chattanooga 130 n and LIS An.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at $780, d and 7:30PM.
Arrive ct Nsshville at $50 u and "a N.
Ii rail connection and Boston New York
n Philsdeiph4, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Lynchbug, Knoxville Savannah, CHARLESTON,
Montgomery, Memphis New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets be had at any hour application 70
Ticket Agent at ONCE at Depot, to the fosSng places and
at the following prices, viz:
nashville to New York. East Tenn 4 $50 IS
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Prints,

Wv vte the atsn ton OF dealers tos go
and soR sea them cheaper than any Western hou ana -
AFFORD TO d0it. JAMES Low Cd,
mar26-0 e0S & 2l0 Sixth street. Louisville, ~.
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Land for sale.

Land for SAFE.
be made LIST January will sell on accom-
i raiatnx terms, Forty Acres of Land, three miles
rom the Corporation Min Greek, opposite MAJ GonE
h 4 one of the most beautiful locations in Davidson county
About one half land is in timber the balance in cuVa
on There thepreuises comfortable cabins and nne
voun1 orchard Apply MAJ GoTB the Plsce or % my
self for particulars. OnA9. n "AA'0ANA''
81
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MARBLE Monuments, &c.

Marble MOuumeutSs exc
m T. SHELTON informshis friends and the public gen
M srsI that be is now prosecuting the marble BuSl.
Church street the First Church
and e Post once where will be pleased 10 attend u tn CT
der Of All homay want in his line ne has and VII keep
on hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, IOMBs.' &C
manufactured OF the finest Italian and American the
est style Of the art All his work will beESrrSnted
April Is, lS5s-wIy.
CoVINGTON RAIL MILL C0MPAHY.-This Company
prepared with best and improves machine
fill rerolng Railroad Bars at te sherest mo-
tce the Mill has the capacity turn out loO tuns
In rerollng third new iren is ADDED 70
the old to make Rail that will not lamnafe and insure per-
tect weld
Street Railroad Bars be furnished, Of pattern re-
quired aud Railroad lengths and sizes
All order shall prompt careful attention, and as
none but The bert materials wall be used in the hands Of skful
Norkm the Company hope entire satisfaction TO those
who may fsver = with their custom
3. BUCHANAN q SON, Agent,
"a Cincinnati Ohio.
ement, President Lhtue Miami r 4 Co.
WI, PRESIDENT Covngton Lexington r Co.
q Niolan, Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
sl vii ~ eu President Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
nArls-W2t
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A Thousand Babies wanted.
I'D RING them along have their pictures taken AMI
will guarantee perfect likeness every time. Mehaye
Room built and take them in ac
ton Of second Mothers need not take them oa Gal
lery and at last sway dtappened they viii
OO se si7s tnsn 20 HUGHES PREMIUM GALLERY
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NOTICE..
Atlanta, Ca.

NOTICE.
SUIT0RS and all other persons interested hereby
- fed that special OF tae Chancery Court Char
lotte Tenn held. commencing Monday the 6h day
Of May next. This 9Th March, 1851
By order of the Chancellor. II COLLIER,
apl4 wit Clerk and Master.
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Corn, Hay and Oats.
TUsT received largsot OfCorn, bay and Oats whh vi
al sell low for cash Also,
POTATOES, FLOUR AND ONION SET7rS.
A large lot for sale cheap Also,
EXTRA PINE BROOms
200 dozen very Brooms estrecefVed on consxnent
Offering very cheap Now Is time for good Rrosns
COMBS & MARLIN,
Hnar27-k Church sxesL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12
The Crowd at washington.

An extract from the Baltimore Ameri-
cans account of the Inauguration, thus
EPeaks Of the crowd attending the inaugu>
lion:
The throng Of persons on the avenue was
unprecedented, and the number of stranp-
ers in the city is believed TO be full one
third larger than were here at the inauru.
ration Of President Buchanan. The hotel
Accommodations are much larger now than
then, and although hotels, private dwell
ings aud boarding houses were last night
h!led, even 90 an occupant for the hearth
rug, many thousands found it impossible
| to obtain even vacant chair 10 sit uuHn.
/ They, however, amused themselves al the
/ capitol, the senate being in session all
night, aud IA peramhuiating the streets
lie weather was also very favorable FIR a
faTge display on the avenue, which had not
only been well brushed Up, but well wat
I cred during the night, 50 that there was
/ hu' little trouble early in tie day from the
| clouds Of dust that are the usual accsiuna
ninent Of Washington pageant.
The sun was partially veiled most Of the
] time with floating clouds, but occasionally
| shone out bright and beautiful, and the
weather was as mild a IL usual on the
/ first OF April. consequently there was moth.
ing to prevent an immense gathering. and
the whole population OF the city and sur-
J rounding country were concentrated along
/ the line OF procession. and it may safely he
said that IT passed before at least 10000
| spectators. Mary land, Penns ylyania aud
Virginia were largely represented on the
avenue; aud the west and northwest is
! here IN such force as has never been Wit
messed before. Most IF these strangers are
/ 10 Washington for the fret time, aud If
I course never witnessed the Inauguration
/ OF chief magistrate. They are astonisn-
! ed with the maguifceuce OF the public
buildings, proud that zone Of them" is
about t. Ice put in the executive chair, and
each have hankerimg desire L. give their
services 10 the government for the next
four years. 1t Is SAID that every tenth
mar you meet is an Iliin,isan, aud that
Springfield Is nearly depopulaied. Sumo
Of them think that ABE" is getting a lit
tie proud, and keeps aloof from his old
friends too much. but they expect t. have
the free run of the house next week. when
he gets settled down in his new home.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12
Retirement Of Mr. Buchanan

Last Monday, James Buchanan retired
from the Office OF the President Of the United
States, and has returned to his home in
Wheatland, where he proposes to spend the
remainder of his days in the seclusion of
private life.
For the last half century, Mr.. Buchanan
has occupied high position in our nation
al councils, and has filled the highest Offices
in the gift Of the people of his State and
Nation. During his occupancy of the
Presidential chair, no man, since the days
of jackson, was more bitterly abused or
more wantonly illuminated. Time, how
ever, will do him justice. We earnestly
believe that the official career of Mr.. Blu.
chanan leaves as little room for just con-
demnation as that of any of his predecess-
ors. His administration has been in a time
IF great peril to the country, but his wig
dom and patriotism has shielded US from
harm. Possessing a private character
which even his reckless slanderers dared
not to breathe a syllable against, and a
reputation as sage, patriot and statesman
equal to that of the great men of our Re-
public who have passed away, when the
veil of partizanism shall be lifted from the
peoples eyes they will appreciate his real
merits.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12
The Inaugural at the South.

Richmond, Virginia, March 5.
The Wing conservative says that the
policy indicated towards the seeding states
Will meet the stern and unyielding resis-
lance OF the south. The Inquirer (seces-
si0nlstl says no action of our convention
can maintain peace. Virginia must fight.
The Dispatch says every b0rderstate ought
to go out oil the Union in 81 hours. Dis
patches from StauntCn state that the inaup
ural was received and gives, universal dis
satisfaction.
Petersburg, Va, March 5.
There was intense excitement here on
the reception of the inaugural. Hundreds
hither to for the Union, avowed themselves
openly fo- revolution, if the convention
does not immediately pass the secession
ordinance.
Wilmington n c., March 6.
30 tar as known most Of the contents of
the inaugural are satisfactorily received
especially that relating To the forts aud the
collection OF the revenues, because they
are in favor of coercion.
Colds boro, N. c., March 5.
The inaugural was received at this nlaca
and throughout this section with indigua-
ton.
Raleigh, n C March 5.
The inaugural was received (ayo1ablv nv
the Unienists. They think it does well
tor Lincoln, though they do not approve Of
all OF it. The disunionists are satisfied
with it.
Charleston, S. c March 5.
Our community has not been dIsannoin.
TED IN the inaugural, and exhibited very
llltie feeling on the subject. They are con
tent to leave MIR. Lincoln and the inaupu-
raj IN the hands of JEFF. Davis and the
confederated states.
Fl Smith. March 6.
This city, heretofore strongly Union, has
since the reception Of Linccln's inaugural,
quite reversed its political sentiment Our
citizens consider it a declaration of war
and prominent men, hitherto Union, have
advised members of the convention to 90
for the secession ordinance forthwith.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12
Washington, March g

The President has accepted the resigna
ton of Adjutant General Cooper and As
sistant Adiutant General Withers. Coouer
is connection of Senator Mason, and
his resignation is attributed more to family
than pulitic2. Influence, Withers Is a
TenneSsPaT
report prevalent that Quarter Mas
ter General johnson of Virginia is about
to resign, but he said this morning the
occasion for snch course has not arrived
The resignation Of adiutant Cooper has
accustomed general regret. lie was an
pointed from and is n native Of New York.
The southerners are making overtures
for some of the best Offices IN the service
1t Is known that several officers nf the
army located here have been offered lucra-
tive appointments under the Government
Of the Confederate States.
Charles Jones, late OF the Registers Of
fee in the Treasury, has left for Mint
gomery to take q place under that Cow
eminent.
a large crowd at the State Department
this morning were much disappointed at
the absence of Mr.. Seward, who is detain
ed at home by physical indispositior.
The U. 5. Supreme Court has adjourned
over till Thursday when various decisions
will be delivered
Commissioners Forsyth and Crawford
from the Southern Confederacy are daily
expecting the arrival Of their colleague
Roman. Much solic:tuGe is expressed as
to their business with this Government.
The Senate in executive session today
confirmed Norman b. Judd as Minister 60
Berlin. Herman Kreissman, also of Ill.
az Secretary Of Legation, and John A.
Mason. of Iowa, as first Assistant P. NJ.
General.
The President did not send IL any nomi
nations to-day.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12
From Washington.
Washington March 0

washington, March -
Mr.. Holloway, editor of a paper in In
diana. is strongly pressed by Secretary
Smith as Commissioner Of Patents.
The statement that Senator Sumner op-
posed Mr.. Crittenden's nomination to the
Supreme Bench is erroneous. Mr.. Sumner
approves the domination. The nominations
however, continues to challenge decided
opposition from influential quarters, and it
is feared it will not be made. Badger and
Rufin, of n. c., and Holt, of Ky, are now
talked Of
Mr.. Lincoln found about 20 vacancies in
apartments under the Government These
must all be filled while the Senate is in
session, or cannot until Congress meets
again. Consequently they must first en-
gross the Presidents attention. When
these are disposed of. Mr.. LiGcoln's present
purpose is ia take mp for action the appoint.
ments fo- the new territories Of Dacotah,
Colorado and Nevada.
The nominations Of Mr.. Dale as Commits
sioner of Indians Affairs, and Archibalds
Williams, of Illinois, as Judge of Kansas,
were sent to the Senate, but before the
messenger reached the capitol the Senate
had adjourned.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12
Resolutions ofthe Fire Deparf.
HleHl.

The following resolutions were adop.ed
by the Fire Department. at a meeting held
Feb. Goth, 1851.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the All-Father
above to tske from amongst US, our late
worthy brother, Hon. NELSON ID. ELwoop.
Therefore.
Resolced, lst. That we the members Of
the Joliet Fire Department deplore the
loss we have sustained, be the death of one
whose earnest and untiring efforts in or
garizlng and maintaining cur Fire Depart
ment have ever won from Us our earnest
esteem.
2nd.-That we tender this last tribute
to the worth of the departed, as a man, a
cdLEen, friend, and true fireman.
5d.-lhat we sympathize truly with the
family OF our deceased brother, in the loss
oil a KIND parent and protector. and this
community, in the loss of one Of its oldest
and most valued citizens.
4th.-That we will ever cherish kindly
the memory Of Linn whose remains we bav.
this day aided in consignirg to the tomb !;
and viii strive to immitate his may yir
tues.
j f CLEGHoRS,
L. p. CAcwIN, Com. on Resolutions.