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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-02
Land for Sale.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE & LUCAS.

VTTE are now receiving stock Of Spring and Summer
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, oothng Boots Shoes
BrogRns Variety Goods rdwae Cutlery Hats Carpet
exc usvey Of Importers and Manufacturers panic prices
call special attention OF prompt paying and cash
only Our House shall be head quarters cash deal
and those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay HEM
That We may ful understood say positively that
intend to sell Goods for cash and who pay their
notes when Que (enly.J
In addition regular wholesale business will advance
every description cf Goods Wares and Merchs
Purnir Groceries, Produce &c &c. &C. to be sold at
Aucc- cash No foods sold account at A1c
ion
Auction every SdAy and Tuesday night exclusively
or cash. persons having Goods sell at Auction, will
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
nar2-tJ TRABUE & LUCAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-02

a FINE FARm.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
alua bI Land for sale.
275 acres CleaTed, and I'm a fine stRte
OF Cultivation
EHNHIe Farm lies mile from Jones Station, on Win.
chester and Alabama Rsrcad, zine miles from Wnehes
ter and three miles from sslem in franklin ceRny. On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and all
necessary out houses. Close the dwelling spring.
good Csrn and plenty Of falling The
all RICH and for cultivation stands unsurpassed
IL the county propose sell this valuable Tract Of Land,
and would refer who wish know P
White Nashville, Tenn, or AS oolysT, Winchester, they
can refer To NE on the premises
oct 2O-h winchester FRANKLIN county Tenn.
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II AM nov receiving has assortment Of
GATHERS, SCOTS AND SHOES.

THE SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE
Thsy are ofezcellsnt quality and from the best nannf
JOHN A. RAMAGB,
AplI7-R No. q College EsFss
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Anderson Il Romans,
AndersOB's Foundry and Machine
Shop,

NO. SO BROAD STREET,
RE manufacturing sIhorSe power portable steam Engines
n suitable for printing Offices plantation use and where
mail engines required. Price $780,
Stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power, ct
prices Low rstlsEE engine furnished at We
prepared ill orders for Engines and MIL Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns for four Mills and rcuar sash and Auy
Saw Mills unrivAlsl for strength durability and economy
ofpoWeP.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
and experienced Worknen furnished set work when de-
sired.
Constantly hand NIL assortment OF castings usually kept
At Foundry. An experienced pattern maker and dreftan
employed Working drawings specifications, plans and es
mates furnished on application.
~ one and Sales Room at 50 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn
iuneL2-du
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Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
EKfII Stone establishments.
BURR Mllstonss Of sill sizes hand, and made 70 order
Smut Mills, OF the latest improved patent; Mill spindles
m Gearing Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosting and RagulatiR
Screws; Screen Wire Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of best quality and 70 give subtraction.
All orders and communications promptly attended TO-
J. n. WARNE;
Opposite Broadway Mills, near A B, Broed street,
iune22-d&Ed Nashville. Tenn
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ImSOlVent Notice.

ImSOIVent n office.
HAVING this day suggested to the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Hickman county, the insolvency Of the estate OF James
Wells deceas therefore all holding claims against
said estate hereby notified file them, properly autentc
ted with the Clerk aforesaid before the Of epte
Der next the claims against the estate will be adudsed
that DAY for proFstA distribution This 24h i6I
juneS- W4tpr sieeS5' ELI WELLS, Admir-.
WAR NOTICE.
NR0M and amer this date will Goods escsseJy FOR
Cash, all my clerks have volunteered for the var and no
other course left as
sp9 ear wv. HORTON & 90
CORN AND HAY,
S0n BAGS prime White Com,
ObVBO I0O bales fine Timothy Hay,
just receVed and for sale lev for cash.
spL2Oa COMBS MARTIN
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VNKEsH s ed Neal Hominy Feed, inst received
~ and Tor sale By BENZ y SElEkDs y Cess
narIE-f
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TTNHE Nashville snd DesStuT Railroad viii transport
Trosps Supplies and Munitions OF War, Intended foz
defence Of the South, tree Of CHARR against the Comps
The ocer IN command AMI the forEsrings VIII be
qTed 70 give certificate Of the numtsr Of truopa,
Oon and tonnage Of freight to the sadoa Agent q ths
q EhlpEent-
parses as such. W ON PERKINS,
ursgII6 GeserAl Bupsrintsndsn
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emefences and household afford 70 be
without it. It is always ready and the sticking point
There longer necessity for mping chairs, sntered
headess dolls and broken cradles It is just the article
FER SHE'LL and other ornamental work. popular wihls
dies Of refinement ami taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically held
In solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of the best
eabinetakeTs Glue be used in the place Of ordinary
mucilage, being vastly NOSE adhesive
SGUSEFUL IN EVER HOUSE."
B-ABrush accompanies each bottle PRICE,, IS cents
F1oleaGls Depot, No. 48 Cedar Street, Ne,0 York.
Address HENRY @. SPALDENG & CO.
Box No. 3,GeO New York
Dealers in Cases containing four, eight and twelve
beautiful LhOgrsph shove accompanying eact
package.
single bottle OF sRALDus's PKKPARKD GLUK will
ten times annually to every househod.1U
Sold by all prominent stationers Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Groeers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of srAULDNGs PR
GLUK making their list twill stand climate
jams tWSE!y
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PURIFIED COAL OIL.

nNE Of the best articles Of burning Oil offered foF sale
in the city. large supply hand and for sale By
STRETCH FORBES,
teb23-R Cor. Of College and Union streets.
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MEAL ANp RRANs

- a BAGS extra Family Csolted) Meal,
SkO barrels White Brans. very ene
keceved tAisdBy AID nov offered loW for eaah y
apI2O-tf COMBS 4 MARTIN
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SPALDIYgg PREPARED glue

accidents tO1 happen, IN 1re5 regulated Ianats'
N it is desirable to have cheap and Convenient TAJ
repairing RnrniLnre. Toya CroeksLy, &c.
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Corn, Hay and Oats.


A SUPERIOR lot Of Corn, hay Kad oats, IlIt resi-
n and for sale at loH aE1reshy OoAss AARTAs
snlp-la
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,
0n0 SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for tale BY
eDOO JAMEe MLAUGHLIN 90
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SEsIP STUFF.
ZOO BAGS shests or Ship stun for sale by
6bNDN1 JANIS MLAUGHLIN 4 CO.,
may22-u No Market street.
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NOTICE.
HR0M and after this will Feed and Produce ex
IL clusiysy for cash.
JAMES NLAUdHLIN co.,
mAy22-H No x arkakEr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

have been the subject Of much complaint the part Of
community AT the session Of the Legislative i'll 1860 efforts
we're made for modification of the general laws They
with no SUCCESS The general Convention assembled city
In February last passed ordinance which will aueoo the
position of the socaed free banks eeng tho action OF tho
Convention of high import append the ordinance ssed
AN ORDINANCE Relative to- Banking Corporations In the
State Of louisiana
We the people OF the State of Ionisinna
semhed do declare md orain and II IN declared and
oaned follows That article hundred eighteen
the Constitution be amended so as 10 read as follows
Corporations with banking dSCOunng privileges
either special formed under general laws but
the Legislature shall in both provide that before abank
operation wutLds of the capital thereof kali be
paid in specie and the balance within year thereafter hlt
banks shall issue notes exceeding in amount At any one time
three ourhS Of the Of the capital thereof hd u or of
less denomination than ten dollars that tue CASA liabilities Of
each bank shall always be represented by least IN
spec aud the balance in good payable in full nj maturity
within ninety days and tt bank shall issue from us Con
ter nny other than its Provided further thht HE
Legislature shall have power exempt the capital OF auy
Bluk from taxation.
Adopted III Con vention the city Of New Orleans the
twenty fifth day of March, IN the of Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and sxty.one
Signed A. MOTION
President Of the Convention.
Attest
j. THuS. WHEAT Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02


During tr yrnr the association known the CITY Railroad
has cumecd lines Of roads through our mos, i'm
lrtat Streets which comforting great Ieacf and con
niencc the people In annual review we alluded 10
tho organization Of the Company uutorild ana Of
I0G which only about 300 00U have been ~, ,i1ed f
PURPOSES road was oicncd partnEl f the pile in
June last and other having been cnplr nc now in
service During The past three months The stuck i We cr nj
tracing the capitalists and Others, Hundreds g
share have taken advancing week after week So Tie mar
kpt price this time is $40 for so
Tl,r Tarkso,, Rui,roal pI.h lo NJ, Imam mud ,; - - ,
and usefulness to tile country has for few , ms.
felt the war rather seriously Passenger m vel m
particularly fallen Off In some respccts M freight ,aG has
diminished IN others it Inns increased The Denomination If
holding cotton in the country will Of corrsc hay.o ,cr,
influence m the business IF the road thu ,,rr, t q
carr ingS Of the Ioad for rc last ssl year beyond
anrpas Of he managers. They STAINED large amount
Of ST. 623 which increase the previous year
S2f l. for the time The bears very this
time on all large roads. The road very prudey aconol
icFy managed and will whas the original projectors in
tended one OF tue most important undertakings cultGv
Fhe extension OF The Opel0usas and Great Western 2alrond
~ ot oee '" Tue extent anticipated lhe stne OF war has
~ s lkhs ANU 'I'e''' "t inc board oil Directors The
IS however progressing with all the nj the
'o't"" OF me 'fc'"fS iherciS however, sufficient
Pyo c"h IN our midst 10 admit of the thereof
t foT ward and purchase the bonds and complete tile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

OF the amount paid twenty millions and
is due to the historical associations expose to sv
that the Gas Light and Banking Company surrendered its INK
ing privileges two or TIRES previous the
Legislature and fell back its suppl wing the city
and its inhabitants with gus,
Al the date of the act 9Th February 1872 there were fifteen
banks in our city endegvoring procrasnate unhealthy
existence Early in the autumn Of h year
theFe would be majority Of them placed liquidation.
Governor OF the Slate took decided five
concurrent notion of the Board Currency against others
placed nine banks in liquidation. The Tousana Iu
sana State Bank City Bank, Mechapcs' RrNrrs' Bank
CarN Bank amt Union Bank pro condition to a
cept tie terms of tue The Me- chants B-a
H'erwals-ailed making general the time The
charter in 1851 also the old Mechanics Traders Bank
The Vnien Bank went intu liquidation 1876 and the bonds of
the State issued for its capital have all promptly and ~
fhy rodeeued Nor the State placed in eaut for
nonpayment of interest when due.
In 1853 general banking enacted under which -hera
seven incorrorn1ns working extreme disabilities rl
law being encnmbeged with stringent aud Unnecessary
proF0ns which we'll known financial and CONNER
cia community The aggregate capital of these seven hanks
say the Bank of New Orleans Southern Bank Union Bank
Mechanics aud Traders Bank, Merchants Bank Crescent w
Bank and Bank Of America 600 The very stringent re-
quiFements Of hisganea banking law renders it inprectcfe
for the banks organized under provisions from r
their stockholders avzage more than Act = aD,,
While three of the Chartered banks have paid Set retaining
ahFge surplus The inequality and plnly OF these laws
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

Statement of the Banks OF New Orleans on the last
Saturdays OF each month for the years 1887 1855 and
ls59-the year commencing the LIST September, and
ending the 31st August
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

Comparative Condition Of the Banks of New Orleans
for the last Twelve Years, the last Saturday of
AnEnai for nach
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b PRIZE BOAT BUILDER w,x.
~@ OF THE SOUTH sTS&aA sas

j. NAHONY, Alglers, La,
"hlinrnsh, ut the shortest notice. hui Oh nDrove,
models, Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and c,ele.o Rev
Boats Ship, Schooner and Steamboat Y,p ekss and Rov
Hoas of all descriptions built the sh9rtoa notice
Also on hand
Oars, SpGrs. Blocks, everything aprs ming IN Yacht
ntlIng on hand and for sale the lowest market prices
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P0S!IIoN or THE BANKS or NEW ORLEANS ON
SdtFHTg Of srery 'rsfk commencing iti tc fnnVr;j I'D
c91@rcf' ytr u the city o" The st &,y Of Se3e0er 1851
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GOAL OIL AND LAMPS
FOR
D y L L.
No. 343 Camp street,
Between st. Joseph aud neord streets New 1reaue
GAS FILTER AND pLUMBER
And Dealer in
5sa Fixtures, Pipe Fittings Plumbing Materials ETC, etc.
Dwellings, Stores Offices, etc, Fitted for Gas or Water st
short notice.
Also
Constructs GAS WORKS, for COAL. or ROsIN.
Orders left in box l58 Mechanics Exchange will be promptly
attended to.
S ReioreuCe-M Artelaon Hill No. q Gaatttes street,
New Orleans. fe1 IL -
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THE FLAG OF THE SOUTH.
Neatly Printed in Goors on
ENVELOPES, LETTER PAPER, CARDs or Bill, HEADS,
As well us every description O.
printing, Ruling and Rooix-Bindfng,
Promptly Executed by Steam Power, al
REA'S ROTARY PRESS OFFICE
AZ Magazine street,
se25 ly&W Adjoining the st ranes Hetey
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yions the period 1t did the caprces of holders
to it. and for all ntents and purposes the community sot
along about as well without It.
The closing of the cotton about this time closed
large movements in exchange The Market however for al
kinds ct bills advanced during the month"; that the Last
day thereof the rates closed at
Bank checks on New York...,........J. IGE74 dis.
Sights drafts. .5,............,...,.... q a61A ds
Sixty days sight unsalsnbe
Sterling CT; ar Bills. Observation-Disclosures, 9St f@lGo
Document bills, none In the market
Francs, Paris direct ,.........,,.... 5bDt95 10
outside, iRt, 5 e0tla.G9
The position of the banks the last Saturday Of the month
NIas 25{lD was - #, VI. r.-5
. CASH LIABIIlTIES. CASH ASSETS
Circulation 49, I'll Specie 1881
Deposits proper SS22 Ninety days paper. $4,000
Due distant baks ,I3a li2 Exchange. 1866 O6
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During the entire month the receipts produce were on the
largest scale The sales for the ending 10th Fey reached
Sien0V The specie in the vaults the banks attained
vac urge amount of 5j9 being the largest on re-
cord The esinent at the banks inaugua,ed in December
continued 10 be carried ont was more voluntary than
otherwise. ~
me uehceacy IN the crop of cotton for 1860 beginning to
Nc reaized the receipts of Western produce were arya
greatly in excess of previous years manifest nob
standing The depressing adces during the month that
cotton Ms safe article and take care OF itself On m
last day OF the month february received dates from Liver
pool 10 the 18TH The depressing The Bank or
England enhanced the rate of interest ct At the COM
meneement of the year LIST January 1860 the rates vera
a b The general commercial aud re.
ceved was Of the most unoward ufe and we closed the
month OF February with the untoward ASPECT Al tbs
same time the calls for discounts banks did not reach the
income The transactions in the open money market were few
at o9I and " F9et, which fully I3 act higher than at
the same time the previous These negotiations were CON
tined to renewals Of paper taken the year previous at $685.
and if there really paper market at this date fSt Of
February it at l2t5 pct, tonsora rates
ct. per month ~ '37
The Exchange market closed great depression snnas
increasing and the demand for funds being een6d
toShi funds only depressing time bills 2IS9 Ec dis
The following tbel dsI,o
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The Improvement dnring the month in sterling fny 4G6
Pet There regular paper market this date.
The position of the banks Saturday the 10Th of the month";
were follows: " s-5-E5-t * 5T,s." F-+-tE
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S37,125,4a3

s24s3,076 shaving Increase for The slS3sO5
As approaching The general business for
the season. or longer propose be brief in
The month Of May opened under expectations that the tea
of the Lincoln dynasty of blockade or mort would nle.
dlatey ensue Cairo Illinois, had already been posses
sion OF by the lesas and general stoppago Of the gea!
Western trade IN Of being carried The
of Western produce large in The growing
of cereals throughout the South the promising
kind The demand for hreadsus was therefore, governed by
caution.
onr money market began harden occasioned in part by
the hegra to-day and goto morrow citizens with de-
sire on the part of the most of them anticipate every
possible Many resident merchants who placed iauce on
the strength OF their JoJte cs were greatly disappointed
from the firm resolve Of banks 10 aut
offers. g. 's
On the 9th Of the month against the North declared
by the Confederate Congress exist against the
stes Virginia. Arkansas North Carolina Tennessee
moved the other States the South Preparations.
Tor agrea and mighty carried and the
May was, In the sectssionay movements ended with The
most emphatic demonstration and resolve throughout the
SOUTH to contend for its independence and sovereignty
The most important action the part of the Black Repub
CEN dynasty the carrying Of The threat blockade the
southern ports On the 9Th of May the first inmatiou
gwen" BY the arrival of PSssaPOutre Of the
Brooklyn From that date the present port has been
closed to all ngres As there many foreign
countries some with valuable cagoes. expected arrive
1eflpg lie month"; the Introduction very unproptious
e Tor The great Southwest Commercially there very
lew transactions during the month May ceased
10 arrive and the stock hand had receded figures
thR the year previous In financial was through
No entire month, seuess and very moderate calls for
discounts Our rchHnts paid up coInnendab pronpti
foe Two or three large suspensions dnring the
MONTH There very few transactions the outdoor
le4 Aerkel through the month, the app, onched
inc END 1t observable the feeling In the ascendacy
and no inclination extend business Observable ia any
branch of trade.
Ihs money srket close during the month";
Rates OF good commercial ranged the last day the
MONTH at from ~ BOA pct per not out of
pee tn' ioese rates were paid only in few instances o
ara lar between tha we might well say that there cas no
paper market There unemployed money IN the
haas Of capitalists at the close Of this month"; than years pre-
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me Of the month Of October was attended
Win = Most Of wind and rain over parts Of
<he STATES 81 mississippi Alabama and louisiana The nf
the yield Of cotton were
aseRt 70 this date. The I'd Of tho nont
eucg becssns reality h was followed ~ fs ~ III
lsi sud lat Of the month The escts az m ,a
grea aafisgsto both Of sugar and 10
now NJ upon Us Tor several days and very mild and nns
tled weather. which prevailed for the two frst a.,
mouth me injury 70 the was dee11ea
The cotton market began feel the effects Of The day
and reeratien Of injury IN tho Southern region, ro,
followed 81 the effects cf the fFoss more northwafdy
The hygienic ecdion Of city was in lid bebe
the usual anrnnal influx ef eizens from abroad ,bh
turn Of impetus business and The
became aetiye before the close Of the on Al the
them were fofebcdngs Of ifs fiueonr citizens reur
from the North brought repar
political contest thenong nader the ms embitefed feel
Sings and wpieh IN a would be decided in favor Of
the sectional candidates. crisis startling eharac
tf was to be mpendng Tho 10th Of The month
Ared Tree inpreso that day the result Of ihe penn
hyisaa election received considered decidedly
hostile 70 The Sopfh leading Hsanciers and merchants
Impressed is serious nd tie re-
salts OF Presidais election banks before The
anonth Terminated, began to curtal their moyeeu
tcuafiy in Discounts while they gave oleraie scop 10
exchange transactions, with u afdng and moving HE
eots9n market Capitalists took the G advancing rates
Of Interest on all kinds commercial securities followed
stciass paper advancing f0al2 get aud even is ct
e ordinary business could be negotiated on more
yofahe terms an 2 Pct General business through the
nenh though improFedtn soe respects fell fur below the