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Observation-Disclosures.

Ii persons having claims against the estate Ann A. viii.
deceased hereby notified to file them with the Clerk
Of the County urt CT Weaky county Tennessee, his
Ia Dredea before the 18th day Of August neIt for adj
cation and pro strbuon having suggested the inscl
Of said estate and said Clerk having appointed that day
for the adj Indication Of the claims against the
ROSS, Admir-. de boBis
Of the estA,e Of Ann Wilson, deceased,
may4v4tur Sfee ga
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SENATOR BRIGHT "SUsPEcTED."-A resolution has
been offered in the Indiana Senate, directing the
Committee on Federal Relations TO inquire whether
United States Senator BRIGHT citizen of Indiana,
whether ne is true to the State in the present crisis
and whether his continuance in the Senate is not
inconsistent with the public interests and public
safety Mr. BRIGHT's ofense consists in not clamor-
ing for the.subjugation of the South.
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sale of Drugs notion,

I'm Monday, 9Th May, 1851, VII ssl At auction the
" Of Drugs assigned to ne ~ trust, BY 0ttnsr spnser
In the store formerly used b. him. the nds Of Al
treet, few doors ssufh Of the Public Square.
TERMS o. SALE.
All suns under $50, cash over that amount on u NJ
time, for notes veil endorsed, payable IN hsnk.
SPRINGER, Trzsi
For information apply to Ewin. Psndiston = Co, sr
II HSrrison Esq.
m1y5-dtds
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Notice.

NOR obvious compelled, from and after hll
l' date, to adopt the exclusive C4SH syste1.
All orders for Goods Attention, accompanied
By remittance SUFFICIENT to the
mayz-dtw&vlm LANIBR PHILLIPS 4 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-30

ON the 9Th day Of Jrns, s6l wfopen and hold ese
tion for the election ~ eenator md RepreentaTe in
the General Assembly or Tennessee Tie District and couaty
Of Davidson to a ahe vacancies egnatons
Of John TrimHe senator Inward East a Repreen
atve according to the law IN provided.
The consabes In each Civil District please open and
the above election. x zDMUNDR0N,
maybe ID sherry
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
FOR THE
Nashville shelby Dragons.

LII persons having Horses informed above
n ed company equipped and ready for service, that
they in Of eighty horses All disposed
der their furnishing will please report
also al persons having horses for sale The members
Of this willingly offer their services, and expected Of
those wo Oesre this branch OF the service able furnish
hoses All desiring to donate sell, will please report
Stable, From street " HORN. Captsin.
FARMLAND, Sec'y. nay22-9E
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A Gooa Farm for Sale.

N7E oasr for sale he place on which Coleman has
Wv since 1855, and known ~ he Eofars land, lyii
Yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage
within one mile Of Wlliamsve. and three iles Of the
Vllssnd Northwestern Rairoad hezitky pleasant and
hful part Of rennesse said land s0nsns aboaf two h
and ninety sess-ezhty cleared. and Ebcut any
rood land 70 clear lain good state q cultivation, with
fcrtable DWELLING houses cut houses. etc. etc. Alec, two
oseards, and several falling springs Of ezceent
well nber@d, and certainly be made one u he most
rabls stock farms IN this section Of sounty- We prou
bargain this land. and will ell or cash tine With
est For further information call on James HcNsily,
lives said place, the undersigned q foHlers Ian
Tennesses river. HfhN BROTEf
Union and Amtrioaa copy, and charge kdaOeats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-30

A MCCLURE, 80 Union street, having completed his
ID facilities to manufacture ~ wood Bass and
Bruins has reduced the $40 for hst
SIS Bass, $40
in the country hare the above them RENTING the
GbsVe amount.
Also received fourth edition "sOng South"
the most popular everPubhed Sent postpaid receipt
OF 50 cents.
N. B.-NO Iron Drums made By me.
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InsOlyent Notice.

AVINf sug gsted the insolvency Of the esst o. San Hs
hchoson, deceased to the cerK Of the County Court
Of Perry county all therefore hereby notAed e ale
their claims duly before said Clerk before
the LIST day 81 November for pro rata the will
barrel. This LIST day Of May, 1851.
W. B.HIcH0Lg,
maj Wltnrak aeR3 drain
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IusOIvent Notice.

LII persons having claims against the estate Of w. A. Davis,
"A deceased hereby notified file them with the Clerk
the County Court Of Weakey county, Tennessee hs office
Dresden before the 18th August aduds
ton and rata distribution. having suggested the inso
Of said estate and sail CLERK having appointed that
for the adj Indication Of the clsims against he Rms
W r Ross, Administrator,
Of the estate Of W Davis, dseessed.
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Estray i'm Dickson County.

N1KEH By J. O. Devore 10 Hickman county, Tenn liza
tbout years old. hands inch high right hind foot Ehs
the pasture joint, small white her foehssd hind
foot skinned By the gear. X. DEAN. Ranger,
nas3w3t Hickman county
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Large Sale of Household Furniture,
Carpetings, etc., ON Account Of
Ra.mouaU
msy3n-td
Insolvent Notice.
Removal.

Chsncery al jamestown, Tenn james N. Wright Ad
ninistraor q John Hams deceased The Heirs and
creditors OF John williams, deceased 1t appearing 70 the
Court in the above that the state Of John Wsws,
deceassd IL 1t Is therefore ordered by the Court that
all persons having claims against the Of the said jobs
Williams deceAse', file them with the Clerk aud Master Of
said curt on before the hrs Monday September
duly authenticated, according to Law they will be
barred BF BLEDSOE. O. a NJ
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ELECTION NOTICE

ON the 3 day Of June, 1851. sI go - asla n
~ ton, for the uufpoec o. voting sgo7 Desi-st
Independence Oru14res dirslyts< =. sac.-- -
between the stzte az II nssses and ne uniten ses 81
and also nDor "a OraiaaDcs for The aaopson 81 ne
saitution Of the Provisional oover - y. -
States 81 Amsrica. sccordog % ne - -
passed Nay the 1th, 1851 -. 4, --,,,..,-.
The Const bliss in ssch Civil Dstfios ~ 49, oPSA
held the above eiectisn- :. ,.,...v~.~ran~. -. !.
msyf7 Il 5oHH sn,f1
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NOTICE tn Po.xcv uoIDEuS

NkOA and after this date, and until further War
Clause will be inserted In all Open Poic issued ~ TIE
Hennsee Marine and Fire Insurance NASH
vile Commercial insurance Company.
rrr .~ r A. W. BUTLER,
Secretary Tenn Mar. and Fire Insurzn Co
JANIS WALKER
Secretary Commercial InsurAace Company
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IL. &c j. Metz
CLOTHING.

wHoLksALK Rrram
N0s A. south Market Strs g.
NASHVILLE, TRHNE SS
~ PEP constantly hand large ssscrtnsnk u e a
N Made Clothing, Of their own AAbafastuFs
ayariety Of Cents Furnishing Gods, etc., Ehieh VII - 4
ne lowest market price for cash n B-ds~asssss saa
marQQ dtiune
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Notice to the Citizens OF tse Sesel

District.
WILL receive the names o. all those VIE s.os.ad
u to enlist their names for TIE purpose Of
DEFENDING SOUTHERN RIGHTS,
and tsnderng their services the Governor "a -
q as be may proper.
will attend At the former site Of the second oasa
ct Tusoaiam Church, Holensvills Turnpike.
EDl8- CAPT M In
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HOLMAN'S ARMORY /
Attentlon Cheathsm Rifles.

Ii those (not already connected vita any ether hil
~ the city) AID willing 20 serve under the following
Oeers, rsspectf ny requested 70 meet Homans
No. 50 Cherry street, at ~ O'Clock to sight T. r.
Captain, Hm- 7. Chatham LIST Lieutenant James Evsr
Lieutsnnnt. T. CLARK d Lsutsnant. r. 8. Patterson
Minor Smith EnHign. Come one, Gone sii.
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"arNotice!
From and after this date we viii sell Good
ExCLUsIvELY FOE CASH.

From and after this date we will sell Goods
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH!
FENHE exs ing state Of Affairs compes to pursue this
wish distinctly understood that this rule
will apply
EVERY ONE,
and hope that will ask US to devate from II.
Being obliged pay Cashier every article purchase
hope friends and the public generally will at the
justice and propriety Of such course on our part
(Sigued) THOMPSON 4 CO.,
A. Ca A, B. BEECH,
L Z. BEECH
r: G. McNAIRY co,
may22-lm D HUMPHREY.
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Twenty-Five Negroes
MINATED IN szrhsngs for very d,,.rah. Raj ,,.,.,
~ ~ % sfk4Tl0N 4 HEYN0
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a v .,1 81 a.s..s.r sua ss-n rvs Or
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l l;1s. C q :, SIS ..s TO

Nashville and Chattanooga ri
road Company.
dUFERTkTupzsT's 0ryIcE- l.
Nashville, Tenn, ASrl %, id
ToWhOm this May Concern
VVHE Nashville and chAt:arooss Rs;lro.d couv..
u transport
FREE OF CHABGR,
against the Company all Voluntser conauies suu,li.
Munitions Of War, intended for the delsce og r.
Commanding Ocer viii be required % furnish lbe P
Agent with Cer-ifcats shsEinK The uuzber az ren =.
nage Of freight 50 transporter.
This proposition wiz not appyto idi5du bat i %
to organized com Anies.
nAyh BP&s E.w.o0LE, ID
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ARD EE'S
TACT &c q,
Wanted ImmediatelV,

TUsr received and for sale the sewanee Hotel Pres
% 81 so. Free Of postage.
Hmay2s -d2ws SINGLETON.
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We X Y ON e.,
In Chancery at Linden, Tenn.

In ChancerY at Linden, Tenn.
OMAN IS GOLHART- A. Kerickhaus ct &.-April Rules
- lS6-Cross Bill I'm this it appears from Com
planants bill which that the defendants Ker
khAus and James Morgan residents Of the Stats OF
Tennessee 1t is therefore oroeTed that publication he made in
the Nashville Union and American for four successive weeks
requiring appear the next era Of the
ohancey Court den the county Of Perry, Rt the
courthouse thereof Linden, Thursday after the esond
hoaday plead, complain
BILL the will be taken for confessed and the
setfor hearing psrte as to them
IN Cox, Solicitor for compliments
anIQ-- sfaaN9
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A LARGE arrival Of superior Corn Neal and CAop Ped
n received per Ida MAy and for sale b.
Spss-a BENZ y sHIELDs 4
FLOUR, NEAL AND GRAIN SACKS
NAE will keep hand q supply q saeks nanufA4
w By =. Read. Of Smyrna ard are prepared 70 al
derB for Flour escks printed In any dsalred STYLE.
Killers and Shippers viii Do veil y e1ii.
apRi-din ARNaTKaD 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-30

Benson & Wherry's Hat and Cap siore Me- 81 Union
street. opposite the PlAners' Bank found
stock Of Military Caps adding daily Is their
by manufacturing prepared furnish eonpaResa short
notice.
Dealers in the above Goods resoecfuy invited give
US q call determined to sell low for Cash.
max
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the Quarter Masters Department Square and Rrcn
n six light practical tsiiors to Volunteer uni
forms by pattern moderate snd saoy employment gver
may29. div J. t HoGG.
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NOTICE To SHIPPERS.

sJPERTNTEEDxNT'so FFIoB,
NasHvILLk 4 CHArrANQoaA 4. %.
Nashville, April 18Th. edl
HAVING caught IN With u aooumula.ea frsighfs >
vile. the extra charges on Througz Ereghfs ~ go
and extra DTayaEs, have hsen removed. .
aolls-ds ssDsrint-ndsr
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u II o G l. A M A 4 ION
OF
ISHAM G. HARRIS. H

Governor of The State of Tennessee.
To the Sheriff Of Davidson Cosnty-GREErING
VIOU hereby commanded open and hold an election
all the places Of holding elections in county the
9Th Of June the election Repre-
sentative the Gesers Assembly Of SAID State the District
aHd eountyof Davidson occsoned b. the rgson Of John
Trimbe Senator, and Edward a. Representative
due rsurn thereof make to according to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State be axed at
the Department in Nashville this 23d day of Nay
A. D., 1861. ISHAM G, HARRIS.
~ By the Governor:
J. K. R. RAY, Secretary OF State
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ii persons having suitable Cavalry viii
n please offer them Wednesday next the Fair Grounds
whan ocer will and value giving
fcaes Of Vauon The parties receiving certificates will 10
allowed forty cents day from date Of certificate.
?. N. McNAIKY,
may26 Captain Tennessee Rangers
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War! War! WAR!

AM prepared polish sharpen, and repair, all
Cutlery at the shortest notice, and in Il style
may25lm ] WOODH0USE.
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FOR mAJoR-GFNERAI

We are authorised to announce p. KKRcHEvAL cf Lin
soln county eandd4tsfor MsorGeners Of the Third Div
den Of Tennessee Militia composed Of COUNTIES Of wnrrea
cszron, Coffee Van Buren, franklin, lincoln Giles, Bedford
MGrsha haury, Rutherfcrd, WiliiAnsOn. hickman
Wayne, and Lawrence Election Saturday June s. 1851
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Nashville AND CHATTANOOGA =
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTxR
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, 1851,

Passenger Trains on tie Na,bvsIi. -, s,h..,.,.,. n.
viii run folIovs- '''l N"-'''D''s -
GOING EAST
Leave hashville Al 80 A Il and alsPM
arrive a. chattanooga EO0 ? n and 80 n.
COMING WHIST,
Leave Ch1ttanoesa at SIS A ii ana 7.90Pm
arrive stNashvile at 3sl5 NJ and 1894
we Irains lesv ing Nashville at ESQ M.eounesai
80 YIN Sael5yylie Branch, at Tuliahoma win Nd
and Alahans RAilrraA 1'0--'- ~'''' 'i'S
Lrsi1s leaving NashviIleat ais n oounects Al
80 SneioP.tlie Branch, at evsnson uifh Msmphl
SnaEeston hailla4 and At Chatanooxa Vim 80 -
20, -s $40 = s,tera and Atlantic RAilrcats
AnrOagn Ilekets 10 the folloRug poiuts and Al -, u
a. Once, az DEPOT: - 49,
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NOTICE.
UYANTED Number One Candy Maker Apply stthe store
w OF sl THOMPSON, SPERRY 4 CO
nay2s-f
Home GuardS--EIecLiOn.
DURSUART to Law, election is hereby ordered for the
choice Of OoIonel and Lieutenant Colonel Of the Regi
organic. or the protection the lives, bres
property Of the city Nsshville held at the usual
places voting the several Wards OF the city Wsdnes
day May 29h Polls to be opened o'clock closed
3ocock and members Of the Home Guards only voting
may24-td &. b. OHEATHAM, Mayor
DISSOLUTION. ~
TENHE firm Of G. Adams Co was dissolved on the 9th
May, 1861 by Of the articles Of partner
ship, the business Will be wound the old stand
Indebted requested pay speedily pesbe the bu
sinesS closed up The ssocs hand, conssfDg Of
Shoes, Hats and Ready made Clothing will be sold exclusively
for cash at low prices.
AGADAMs,
FW ABBAY,
THOMAS GIBSON,
may24-lm RCBT THRONE.
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WILL repair Umbrellas and Parasols In the neaest style
II giving satisfaction make charge
All orders left house, Of McKeudree church, will
be promptly attended 70.
rnay22-ta sfsass--z WooDHoUsE.
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND
FHTHE Nashville Conmsrcai Company have this
day declared aonusl dividend Of three dollars
JANIS WALKER,
krav8-Iu SecrptEy.
UCrIoH sale 4 Express rscges and Miscellaneous ar
S Oh '''' ''''n''s = " sEsjynsHIsLDs = 90
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Fine Kentucky Jean
g HAyIss reconstructed ny MI
added new nachine-y for IA y
FINE
- A4 KENTUCKY JEAI
49, = (which is nov being worn so ezten'
In the sosIh and Vest. prepared 10 70 furalah
tiele Of superior quality, Ehicn wiz vsrrknt
Free II om Grease and made of Pure Nai
WOOi
III good supply Of NEGRO JgAKs and LIN5BY onI
Refer TO Jas Walker, Nashville, Tenn.
sp25-d9n L RIcuARDsl
A CARD.
In reply to many inquiries. will just state that hav
ing 70 do With the manufacture Of Percgnf8 Caps
May II. ~CARL soHO'
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Passed May 9th, 1861.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-23
TUESDAY. JULY %, 1861.
The BEGINNING OF the End.

The first great battle between the forces OF
the North and the South has been fought and
won. The contest was long and bloody.
The numbers engaged on either side are
greater than any ever before collected on the
continent; aud were under the command OF
the leading military men Of the American
race. The result justifies the confidence and
expectations Of the Southern people. Victory
has perched upon the Standards of the South.
The invader has been driven back IN shame
ful and ignominious defeat. The cause of
Southern Independence has received an impe-
tus in its onward career, which, we feel as
sured will not be retarded by any obstacle
which the enemy can throw in its path. The
brave sons of the South have shown that they
are competent to maintain their freedom, and
10 protect and defend the government which
has been established as their refuge from the
Impressions of domineering majority of the
North. The great battle of the 2lst OF July
will forever be memorable in the history OF
the new Republic; and the names of DAVIS
and BEAuREGARD will be transmitted to fu-
turc ages amongst the great heroes whose
lives have been a blessing to the human race.
Let the Southern people rejoice and give
thanks to the Almighty. And in the midst
OF their exultatiOn, let them not forget the
brave men who have fallen a willing sacrifice
on the altar of our liberties. Let their names
De engraven on our hearts, and their heroism
ever occupy a bright spot in our memories
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-23

GRADED to this is strictly mathematical
seducation< This you see in every word and
look, even in The expression Of his face. Sines,
cosines and sangents. stick OUT everywhere.
In person he is slender. but compactiy built,
of manner. slightly modified by the ease
which characterizes the well bred man of the
world. and you have correct idea of the
man whose word is law and gospel through
out one of the largest. most intelligent and
best appointed armies ever assembled on the
American Continent. -----@--
10 his personal staff the General has been
peculiarly fortunate. They are principally
from South Carolina. the same he had with
him at the siege of Fort Sumter, all of them
accomplished, discreet gentlemen. of the m,st
pleasing manners. Among them / have been
happy to meet Col. Preston. so long a resi-
dent and so we'll known in Louisiana, whose
genial society must be ashappy relief to the
severe labors of the day. 80
Inc Generals mess is very much in keep
ing with his character, and simple enough for
Napoleon himself = 1t is served on long
pine table, set in an open piazza OF the farm
house, and. all bis friends are Hospitality well
coined to it three times a, day. The General
sits nearly in the mid die, his aids immediate
ly on one side, and his latest guests on the
other; the rest of the company as they may
choose or chance to seat themselves. The
viands are such as the country around af-
fords only the rice was imported" and
with it, suspect, a South Carolina cook, for
every kernel was as independent as the State
from which it came. HIP.
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OF MMINN.

rSorz-Nessrs. NELsos, MAYSABD, and BRIDGES are
candidates for the Lincoln Congress al Washington
Mr.. BRowsLow when he run up the above
ticket said
Polk is an original Union man and q Doug.
las Democrat: aud although HE YIELDED
TO THE SECESSION PRESSURE, as every
body did in Middle and West Tennessee. HE
WAS AMONG THE LAST MEN TO SUR
RENDER. AND CONTINUED TO MAKE
Union SPEECHES UNTIL HIS FRIENDS
DEMONSTRATED. BECAUSE OF THE
DANGER he WAS EXPOSED TO.
In Subsequent number of bis paper, Mr..
BRowSlow said
Gov. Harris, listening to the false repre-
rentatioos of malicious men in East Tennes-
ace in sending troops from Middle Tennessee
here to subiueate Union men. This means Of
bgineiuo on cauL tc1r and ezGsptrafizg the Union
,zea of East Tnnsssse COL POLK Is OPPOS-
ED TO. AND WOULD NOT LEND HIM
SELF TO ANY SUCH PURPOSES. II is,
therefore, the duty and interest OF every In
ion man in East Tennessee TO vote ,or Polk
The troops sent to East Tennessee are to
protect the lives and property OF our citi-
zens there from The merciless aad barSarous
warfare of Lincola's soldiery. 1t seems that
Col. Polk 'is opposed 10 and tr01ld rot lend him
elf to arg sllch PlrPOse." Why pot-the pur-
pose is most patriotic and humane?
The Columbia Herald, printed in the town
that Col. Polk resides in, says:
But were Major Polk Possessed of all of
the qualifications which he lacks. aud none
OF the negligent habits that be has. his equiv
ocal position upon the Southern Rights CUES
tons render him an extremely unsafe man to
put al the head of affairs 10 the presenterisls.
He voted folded ticket at the recent eiec-
ton, and has no speech on record before or
since identifying him with the cause of the
South. On the contrary, in o1s OF his last
speeches at this place, preyious TO his can
didasy, he was 80 abusive of President Davis
that be was stopped by bis audience. This.
too was otter Lincoln had issued his Procla-
mat.sn. No doubtful man can be Governor
of Tennessee 10 these times, nor who merely
scouiesces in what has been done by Ten
nessee and the other States Of the Confedera-
cv. The times calls for man whose heart
and eouI IL In the 6ght-who believes that
We are right and God Ia With Us Who has
tae entire confidence Of the people OF his
own State and of the authorites OF the Con-
federacy.