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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-24


TENHIs is altogether medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kpgdem being entirely
and abstract hod OF irrespective all the cid and
ing Or. Wright we'll knowng the deception prctfsed the
uninitSted felt his euy at nave this Elixir tested by
the whole Medical Facuy who, wths At dissenting
voice. have given in their adherence its perfect aid undivided
reduced, and when all oher medicines the PharmacO
p9s have been tried in Long thought Of patient
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he nov
rng humanity the only thing that can cure the following
S.esssi Si.esssiTnSTsly namely
Mental and Physical Depression,
Detern nation Of Blood to the Head,
CONFUSED ideas,
General IrritAbiIty,
Absence OF Muscu ar Efficiency,
Enaciati,,n,
DISCRIMINATION of the Organs Of
Palpitaton Of the Heart,
And fact, all the conOonitants OF and deated
state Of the system
As u StimuIant,
IT Is quite different from alcoholic preparations It sub
iec to reactions in any shape influence
gradually and ieuy as long the least necessity exists for
its presence
As Female Medicine.
It is equally and elective and restores the equilibrium
all the other medicines which for
have flooded the market and Shh only injurious in place
o
son too that trey only the illusions Of minds
gAorsnt o. the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks we'll to professional character
on the fact whatever the least
parts Ingredients OF his Rsjuvenating Ewell know
ing enaled the community BY opium and
mercury
Generally, the debtated Wright would say, Never
despair No down you may matter how
what the have beeDfsrsake
whatever led depart from Hygenic principles
take his
ReiuvenatI7g Elixir,
And you will yourself mana pride instead
the to friends and healthy sound, and worthy
lnemter Of the human family.
Price - per bottle three bottles IS, and forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States.
seld by all respectable uggsts throughout the United States
and Canadas. The trade supplied liberal discount
For sale by the proprieters
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl ChSrtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville by O. W. Hendershott Berry Denoville,
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists oc29
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The UNION AND AMERICAN Is furnished ts subscri-
bers at the following very low rates Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
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NOTICE TO ShTPPERS.
NASHVILLE 4 cHArrAsoOoA R. r. Co.

n h !.
Super ntendsnt's 0h6ce,
URTNG the time breaks the West and Atlantic Ra
road Of Georgia. being repaired used every
accommodate the buAess Of Local sta in
GLIDING Chattanooga But now the State
Road been repaired and Trains running through 20
Atlanta We think duty in regular turn, sccord
ing dates the shts that accumulated during the
pension sf ansportations The Western and Atlantic Rail-
Therefore, Local stations, ncud
ing Chattanooga received until further notice. And
string to do equal justice to ALL during hs unprecedented rush
freight request parties city interested In the
shipment both through ami local freight furnish with
statements Of freight ready for Shipment that they Be
upon ther regular The Mani
tests from stsamboA and ths Louisville road, VIII show for
themselves a. 10 dates. E.Y. COLE,
febIs-n Superintendent.
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CLABK a FULLER'S
-AnbfO9la1 Oil.
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
SOLE POPRIETORs,
CURES

HeA5ache Earachs Toohaehe in three 1rnuss Rb
Collie Cramps, Insmed Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes Sore Throat
Cuts Burns Bruises sprSns Chapped Hands Piles Ulcers
Diah0a, Bupions, Corns, Frosted Feet Deafness Old scFe
Sore Breast ss Nipples scsd Head RDgWom, letter snate
Spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites. The is cha
leprd for Scads II Scratches
horse Sore Eyes hortes, Sprsin sEnnsy, Evil
Fstua saddle and harness Gale fresh Wsuads swenrs
the best remedy apply TO tender
foundeFtake TIC feet and bath well the
the Cures all cutsneous diseases
No remedy in all eases, but show more
real Of the OF 0 in its healing
responsible who being bougat than
be produced for any ether medicine.
We do not assert for GSdy to which the human
family sutject but what proclaim stanate
BY living Witnesses The ANBKoSAL On is Nashville Pepas
ton and sold throu the south and Southwest by all good
druggists and dealers The South be Justly proud
that Dr. Clark auave Tennessean. after much labor
search has Proouced really worthy meaEs which bound
to drive out much q the worthless imported trash with which
he county is flooded
Please call Office where will take pleasure in show.
ing and temonAs form
advertisement OF which fron Physicians
hi standing who are using in their practice they state,
with marvellous effects.
weehaeuge the world produce remedy speedy
tive in ts healing properties
the evid hs virtue Clark Fullers Am.
OIL svdence RuheEc and frc
and standing reprOschabe Read sns be convinced
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
Sole Proprietors Nashville Tenn Depot 81 College street
Nashville, Tenn
merchants. novlO-w6m
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JOHN JAUEET, Esq, the President Of the Vir-
ginis Convention, is said to be Quaker by birth
and association, snd Of the FIRST lawyers Of the
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AM receiving ny EaI Stock Of Panofors from ths
following Factories viii be the largest ever ofeES In
ne ely stenwsy se1s A. a Gale Co.. Haynes Br'tners
bsoters, Wa Kauble Co.. Peters and Hebo Light
bfaaogrry and soebser Schmidt all Of which will Be sold
= s .aFsnee en- cost for cssb negotiable paper All ne
nss ene popular muec together with Accofdeons
ions Flutes pFums Brass INSTRUMENTS For bargains
eons q me-, A. number 33. JAS a. MCCLURE, (
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-24

VERDICT AGAINST SAVINGS BANK.-A suit in
the Circuit Court at Rochester, New York. against
the Rochester Savings Bank, to recover the snti-e
amount of deposit of which $500 had been drawn
from the bank without authority, by the daughter
of the deposition has been decided for the plaintiff
The verdict requires the bank to pay the plaintiff
the entire sum placed On deposit.
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PUBLISHERS,
HASHTILLE 7EYNESSEE.
The Largest CircuIatIon OF amy Political
Paper In Tennessee.

In politics. the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party as ex
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the Conven
ton that nominated BRE1NEDGE AND LANE. II
devotes special attention to its News Department
and as an accurate and reliable reporter of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without a
superior in Tennessee or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests Of our tohoIc country; deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee, and laboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention. and our reports of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon approximatirg to Ger
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information, the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
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PROCLAMATION

Governor of the state of Tennessee
To the Saerifs Of The Counties Of Montgomery Robert
SON, Cedthdn, Dickson, aud Seloart, in said Stas
GREETING:
V0U hereby commanded to and hold Election
all the places holding elections in yaur respect
eouns faurday the 9Th day OF March after haV
given the Dotce required by law fer the election Of Judge
the Tenh Judicial Circuit OF said State fill vacancy
Saoned by the death Of the Hon. W. Pepper re-
turn make to according TO law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto ny. hand
g. and caused the grea seal Of said State affixed
- AtNsShville, the 5th day OF Feb uary, 1861
---By the Governor: 1SHAM G.. HARRIS.
J X. Ray, Secretary OF State.
II PClarksyle Jefersoniao cory feb6-d&Etd
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The DAILY publishes very large quantity o
matter, and the TRI-WEEKLY is made up of two
Daily issues and the WEEKLY is one Of the largest
handEomest, and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
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LOUISVILLE &NAsHvILLE II. b.
Notice TO shippers of Freights from the At
IantIc Cities TO Nashville and Points
south.

Notice TO shippers of Ereights from the At
IantIc Cities TO Nashville and Points
south.
DIJLs or LADTNG contrasts signed By any authorized
OF e Raiirosds named belos viii be rec1gozsd ~
the Agent OF the L. 4 n. T. at Nashville, and sestensnts
made accordingly.
TEox Bo,1oE-Yhburz Rail Road Boston, Worcester and
Western b. New York Central E., New fcTk aid kre
r. PENNSYLVANIA Central r Bstmore and OHIO Z.
FRaM NKw Yoax-Hudson River h New York Central =
R. New York and Erie b. Pennsylvania Central E, Bal
tncre and Chio 4 +
FROM ILABE FHIA-Pennsylyan2 Central T.. Phiadel-
mia WiIiu IN and Baltimore r. Baltimore and Ohio
FRox BALIImoRE-PennsylyAnia Central < x baltimore
and Ohio r.
J. B. ANDERSON, suPer't.
J.F. BOYD Freight Ag't.
fsbl6 dim
RILLIARD CLOTH.
A FULL SUPPLY always On hand By
"A JAMES LOWE & CO.,
fsbl6-d Louisvlls, Ky.
FLOUR, POTATOES &C.
0S0 BBLs supernne, Extra, and Extra family Flour
GOU 200 bbls Potatoes,
20 Onions
80 seeks Buckwheat,
100 g Ear Corn,
50 bbls Whiskey,
10 A" Old Rye do
90 " Clover Seed.
'''- A-'''' W. WATTS co.,
hbls-a Ne BraadsN
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Land, near the City of Nashville
virtue Of deed o. trust to executed by Joseph
I'D mOeres for certain purposes therein mentioned, and
daily registered in tn. Registers Office Of Davidson county, in
Book No, 90 page 292 will proceed sei highest
bidder at the court house. in the city Of Nashville Saturday
the 2 Of February le6l between hours 10 o'clock
a M valuable tract Of Land in The State Of Tennessee,
county Of Davidson, and 23d civil District Cumberland
containing ty estimation 200 the residence Of the
aaid Or. Joseph B. Moere.
Terms CT sale maze known the day Of sale which will be
for cash unless otherwise directed viii such right
in me vested By said deed Of trust and none other
JOHN B. ALDEKS0N.
Jsn23-dtW&wtis Trustee Of ]. b. Moore
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-24

HUN WILLIE III o T E L,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
HIs HouEe is now open accommodation Of the Public
The all large we'll ventilated and arnisnea n
the best with and beautiful turnitaIs Ano SPes
Tbo Public Rooms snd Halls lighted by Gas.
The Ladies' GeEteman Psrors are iaInsneo IN sPsn
did and luxurious style, conzforable and inViung
THE TABLE
shall at all times be supplied with everything gooe home and
foreign market cap aord and having In my employ good and
experienced and table servants snah oe Pre-
pared and served in the sest manner
THE BAR
furnished with old and excellent Liquors aud Wines
prng All the most popular brands, both native and foregn
grovt6 CONNECTED with this house Is splendid
BILLIARD SALOONy
containing three fine tables aOding pleasant and healthy
recreation for leisure hour
EverythnE in ny power shall se done guests
= fe6i5-dlm. JOHN P. LEE Superintendent.
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ED WARDS, HARRIS & CO.,

NsUCCk5sOAs 10 kDWAkD9i dfLAkk5ON Q COL
ZWTILL continue the Wholesale Grocery. Forw4rdag and
w Commission business the old stand Cosge
hurch streets. r4s i1lyl5-tf
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LOuIsiana sugar

AO0hSA6AAa SUBs1Hs
A H0GsHEApS crop Louisiana Sugar, choice arti-
nv ce te arrive by steamer B. RunyaD Monday next
ana for sale low for cash MIZBLLl HOOPER CO.,
Nov 10-dtf Nos 6 and Market street,
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DR. Herman.
DEN TIST.
Hfrf8
II oss on Cherry street, opposite to her. thy are 5ua
ing the new Hotel ~ = ;,t5t M - -
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL!
FOB THE BENEFIT OF rHs
Robertson Association.

VH 1Oh DAY Evening, FEBRUART 9GrH
Concert Hail, masOnic Temple,
which CAMILLE URsO, the celebrated volaist W az
"A pear together with several Of the best FrOfeona snd
q atusr performersin the city.
me ic Society whose concerts have alord % 1f
pleasure 70 the lovers Of music this snte have kindly onsa
Tickets procured a. the principal Book snoaa 3
cry stores, also, from the msmbsBof te Asoeaon ana ne
ladies' Who have eaersd sell thEa At 81 % each
I Printed Programmes will be diroufs1 tae daS 'eas
the Concert r y.
M Doors open at !. .Concsrs sonnsasss At sssi'sE
feb90-td
ANNoUNcEmENT E5
We ara authorised 1, announce THOMAS ". WfsDoA ss
candidate r Judge Of the IoE Judcai csuit couPosd %
the Robertson, ChsatA, Diskson sts~ars a eae
,ansrv. Rlecion takes pisss ssh day o Maz5A ISL
Feb9-d&Wd
seed Corn.
-oo sAoKs seed Corn 10 The EaE, for .aIeey
SNV -A-s A-Ao1a--A 00''
men PRaCE EOK NEGROES
WILL paw The highest prize foe IS likely young NJ
rroes 10th sexes, from i2 70 20 Cali a. % c@lnr
hire sbous % Negroes for s balance of s ysa
8. ". HITcHINas,
ssbso-In q Cedar szEti
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&TFCash In advance i'm all cases for CIbus
and Annual subscriptions.
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.
70 the Creditors of John IA. smith, De-
ceased.

DURsUANT order, this day made as Adninsas
tor s the estate John Smith, deceased, hereby
claims against said defendaRts
County Court Of Weakly county Tennessee at his
Office in Dresden before the 18th day Of May
Indication and prorata distribution. having this suggested
the Insolvency Of sad estate. January 22d 1861.
W. r ROSS, Administer OF
febI-w4Epr'sfees3 John II. Smith, deceased
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M FRESH ARRIVALS.
THOMPSON, SPERRY & co.
"a, Market street, Nashville. Tennessee.
receiving additional supplies, among which viii be
"a found the following:
20 bbs fresh Clover Seed;
so bbls NeshAnoch Potatoes;
50 bids prime New Orleans suEarI
50 bags prime Rio ooGees
ist 800 boxes Stare andes;
90 chests Green and Slack Teas
10 cases szrdiDes:
IS bols Nuts all kinds,
100 boxes Cheese. ali qualities
50 boxes Raisins:
g hsif taxes Raisins;
900 bbls extra Family Flcrr.
above, with every other arcein line, continue
Ssbis-a THOMPSON, sPzRRY & co.
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TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A sou1zn-
III rEa DAILY
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SOCK CITY sTUcCo WORKS

Plaster and Cement Depots
HAVE on hard and am constantly supplied with the very
best Plaster Plaster Of Paris and Hydrszc Cement
VIM. STOCKELL,
febl! E2m Ne ~ Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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Sold Nashville by O. W. Hendershott, Berry Denoville
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists oe2o
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TIE r M 8:
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HOWARD * LARKINs, vs. B. Z. Anderson -ArAchment
In this it appearing to sstlsiac on haI osen
dsnt Anderson Of the State OF 1t s
therefore ordered that publication be ade IN the mon
and American newspaper published in NsshVie Iehnsssee
four successive commanding the defendant to appear be-
fore at Office in Linden and Perry county, On
the lSh Of Msch 1851 Tlesd, demur TO platiHs
attachment, disposed OF pars ss 70 him
This ed day Of January, 1861
D. J. WALL, ]. p for
jan2o-w4tpr'sfeeS3 Perry opry, Tenn.
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Total amount Of Losses Claims ami Liabilities, sIIesaI
The greatest amount insured any $50 OOe but
Will not as q genera rule exceed I9,OB0
The Company has no general rule the amount allowed to
einsoreo IN any cy town. village bock, being governed
IN this matter 10 each by the general OF build
iogs, width Of streets facilities fer putting fires,
atetea copy Of the Charter act Of Incorporation
snPaned the last annual statement.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-08-13
Wounded HcSsians.

The Kichtnond Eruns.uer Of Tuesday says
The tr;iiu II ON M&naSsas which reached this
cite Yesterday at . clock, brought two badly
Wounded Yankees One had received mus
krt ball through the chest and the other had
hcen SHOT through the crow of the head
rhe wound of the latter has had the singular
effect OF parahzing his tongue.
Twenty-odi more wounded disciples of Lin
coIn arrived by the O'clock train. Many of
them seemed hardly worth hauling SO far, their
chances of recovery being SO slender.
The cars continuing the wounded are general
" cut off and left on the track in the ncighbor-
hood of the old mill This is done to get rld
Of the great crowd which is Supposed always
to be awaiting the train at the depot Besides
:ilis precauion against outside pressure, of lato
a sergeant and forty men have been detailed
from Harwood's prison to keep back the eager
multitude Last evct.ing, the soldiery formed
4 Gordon at least an eighth of mile in circuit,
and no doubt were prepared to repel the pop
ulation Of the city if they had been there.
But their efficiency was not put to the test,
there appearing only ten dozen citizens On
the ground, who on seeing the extensive mil
itary prepal atoms, vcly quietly walked about
their business.
We overheard one Of the guard, who was sit
tin, on the grass with his lnusket upright be-
fare him, remark that the damned things
(neaning the wounded Yankees were not worth
all this trouble !" and VIC were much OF blS
opinion.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-08-13

Union men throughout the South. while it r~os'd
realize sum of seven hundred and ffIy
millions Of dollars which would pay the ex pense
of the war. Then the cotton of the present slave
holders. which will be found accumulated! at the
senports and other points, Irnst-also be seized
and sold to England and France. The proceeds
OF this ale would give a handsome profit OF,
the war, filing the treasury and saving our Gov
ernnent the necessity Of The taxation by revenue
or in any other shape, for years 10 ooine. Thus
would tie war be finished. pence established and
Union restored And All this uIay he Done before
the lst of May 1852. II it he done twill on
y be because we have the right kind of ,nel.
t" comprehend the plan or to carry out the pro-
gramHe.
Bring on your lcsions old Squ;nteyc. we'll
attend to them. Ne advise you to have uo
fat Congrossmcn as spectators Dext time how
cTcr
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-08-13
RATES OF ADVERTISING
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. z, 1so
u.ooEk TO Che Coast.

We see it stated by some Of i4ineoins War
leaders that it is not the intention of the Gov
.ernment to risk another general battle before
csId weather. but that the time will be em-
ployed b. coast cporGti0ns. WILSON has SAID
IN the Senate too speaking about the operations
of spr;Yatecrs at IIatteras and elsewhere on our
coast. that The nest Of t?aitOrs' on our sea-
board must Be Jroi:en alp. Our people may
fold their hands in fancicd security but we tell
them that when they least expect it the storm
will break upon them The eyes OF the FEEDER
al GovernTncnt are upon this coast, and ere
long We are convinced, all attempt viii DC made
TO effect a landing and to procure a foothoid
Believing then that it is easier to prevent Their
landing than to drive them off after they shall
have landed We appeal for an increase OF the
forces at important points Any number OF
men can be raised near TO and along the coast
If given TO understand that their services are
needed to prevent or Tcpcl invasion O. their
own premises.
We are not complaining, nor do we wish to
cause needless alarm hy ailuding to the dan
rcrs which We believe threaten our seabord,
b It believing rs We do that there is danger We
should De uliA O1tHy IHC E'"''H4OH " OCCUPY
did we not warn the authorities aud our people
Of it. We can hardly expect the State au'hcri-
ties in the short time intervening between now
and the o0th instant the time al which the
general transfer is to he made, to do anything
in relation to Coast Dcfcnces; but We insist
that as soon as the Government takes charge
Of our defenccs it should look to our safety
We have recently seen and conver>ed with a
distinguished naval officer who had just been
rlakihg a tour through our Sounds and along
our coast as the agent Of the Confederate Gov
ern1nent, and his views We found conceded
with ours as to the pressing necessity for ad
ditional forces at certain points.
We do not wish to be considered more pa
triotic or more jealous than other good citizens,
but we are confident that those who are now
careless and indifferent TO Coast De
renc9S will 1--we to sec the time when they viii
acknowledge that were right in urging the
lnat ter as VIC now do.
? We have all confidence in the Government
hut th,n we know our Confederate authorities
have their hands fall and viii be better able to
tortiiy and manage our coast by having The
zca!ou, cooperation Of our OWN people,
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-08-13
The Officers OF tsse WINSTON.

The officers Of the naval steamer IFu'slot7
have done the State some service and We do
hope it may be thought good for the service
bv the heads at Richmond to transfer them all
to prominent places in the Confederate Navy
Crossan, Lcawcll, Worth, Freeman and the
rest are gallant fellows, good officers and ac-
complishcd gentlemen, and We hope the Gcy
them af0dt.