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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-19

FENHE Bank Of Tennessee. Uriah Brown and others
Judgment and Attachment Bill 0n motion Of complain.
ants by their solicitors and it appearing to the satisfaction
the Clerk and Master, from allegation in conplsinans bill
which to, that the defendant James Lee is
resident the State Tennessee It ordered that pubcs
ton be made for four successive weeks in the Union snd
lean Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee
requiring said defendant to appear before the Chancey Court
at Gainboro, at the next term OF the said aud
compliments bl the will be taken Tor confessed
set down for hearing exparte as to him.
jAnl7-w4t-prs feeS3 WA Bolts, O. NJ.
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nISSOLuTIONr

EyHE partnership existing between Samuel Henshaw and
Peter Tamble, under the frm and style Of HEHSHAW
TAMBLE, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
sold out stock Of Furniture &c notes
G. Henshaw Sons OF Cincinnati, Ohio All
persons owing by nce book account will pay the same to
them they having full power receipt for the aud all
parties having claims against firm will present them
HEEsHAW & TAABLK.
Nashville January 9th, 1861. ~
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n.n.rtur. OF Freight Trains.
The

Mr.. PoRTER's House Resolutions against coercing
the South, passed the Senate yesterday with only
five dissentients. In the House, Mr. CAN'T report
ed from the Committee on Federal Relations, a Sc
ries of resolutions which look to tangible under
standing by the Legislature of the great question OF
the crisis. They have been made the special order
for to-day at 10y o'clock. We now look with more
hope than we have had during the session, to a
speedy solution by the General Assembly OF the
questions before them, and to harmony and unani-
nifty Of action. BETTING our great State, touching
the high and important interests involved.
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Secretary OF state.
DESCRIPTION.

The description given me OF HACKER as folows Aooes
~ Of age feet high, very steep
carries head rather side, side Of ms la tae o
considerably sunken much lower than the ote
down countenance has sandy hair which IS very
had when he left blue made jeans sack coat Calls
himself by the nameof Fuller he LETT was last heAru OF N
CHATTANOOGA Advertise corv janl2d2w2t
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undersigned this day purchased the stock Of Furn
ture Sc notes and Of Henshav Ianbe, and VIII
the the old stand No 3 Market street. All
persons knowing themselves indebted either by note
book account to Henshaw 1able, must the same to
claims keld against them as hrm ii be paid By usas
they become due
We hereby appoint Peter Tamble Agent conduct the
Ou'heS' luz Is anu ~ O@ a. HENsHAw SONS.
N.sbvIls I.nuarv OH 1851, . WI janIodIw-wIm
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nj STUDEvAET, vsM W MCCAIN Ct ala In tbis..u,s.
hAPPears from esIap2inants bill which sworn 20 tst
inc Jaes Wathspoon and james Brsck non
residents OF the State OF ennee IL therefore ff
publication be made in the Nashville Union ana American re-
four successive weeks, requiring them appear afte ss
OF the Chancey Court, the thursday after he third n
Fehraary 1861, aud pa dernnr 70 aid b n, IL
same viii be taken for ccnesses the and at for hsa
Ing expsre at said term Of TIE osuEt january sth Is
. Ianlu-WSt ~ See II HAMILTON n. 4. N
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WILLIAM Bolts, complainant, jackson Perry,
Wv Granville 0Verton, and O Kirkpatck.-0rgna Bill.
On motion OF by his soliI.o appearing
that the defendant Jackson Perry nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee. It is ordered that publication be made
successive weeks in the Union American newspaper pub
lshed in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee requiring said def
dap appear berore the Chancey Court aineero
before the second Monday in February 1891 com
plainAnts b the will taken confessed
down for hearing to him. WN Bolts, @, & II.
janI5.wlt. DR. see$3
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From uashinr,..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 49,. HoUsz.-Pend spoke
against coercion and against Bingham's resolution
relative to the collection OF duties at Charleston an
shipbosrd.
sENArE.-Crittenden's resO utions were under
discussion. W
HoUsH.-shermsn replied to Psndleton, saying
he himself was not in favor Of an army depressing
a State, and an army never did SO except in the
case of Kansas.
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WJILLIAM PURCELL, Rebeca Purcell and Abigail
Wv Dixon, VS. Uriah Davis Aargery Davis. Eby Dycus,
Polly Dycus, William Dixon and ohers-January Rules
U-orginal Billion motion 81 the complsnants by their
Solicitor and 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of Clerk and
Master, from the affidavit Of complainant William Purcell
which 2led that the DEFENDANTS, William Dixon, Abner
Hancock Lidia Hancock John Hancock, Nancy Dixon
Robertson Rbeca Robertson Doctor Evans Fanny speakmap
Josephine speaknan and Thomas Speaman,
OF the State Of Tennessee 1t that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Union and American
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring said
resident defendants TO appear before Chancey Court at
before the Monday in February next
and sn and there fher defence compsnants bin or
the will be taken for confessed for hearing
exparte as them. W II Bolts, c. L. NJ Z
ianI7.w4t.pris feefa I
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The Charleston Mercury publishes comparative statement Of
the average weekly condition of the Banks of that State go
number from their the Comptroller General for the
month Of December. Tbs aggregstes follows:
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s3s,634,553 81
s3s, 634,553 %

By comparing this statement With that Of the previous month
and increase in Specie to the extent Of 4I2
nesease Deposits OF SIS e3i increase in Foreign
Exchange Of $el5s67 6i The Circulation shows decrease
$3.50 94 ST. and Domestic Exchange decrease Of Sc 5 Sc
This is from the returns OF the month Of December.
the statements Of all the Banks in Missouri
the following table of aggregates has been compiled
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TENE Bank Of Tennessee Uriah Brown, Thos Draper
and othsrs.-Judgmsnt and Attachment Bill On motion
of ccmpanants by their SOLICITORS AID appearing the
action Of the Clerk and Master, from allegation in
plansnts BILL which that the defendant Jas Lee
10 resident Of the State Of Tennessee 1t ordered
publication be made for four successive weeks in the Union
American newspaper published in the City Of Nashville
Tennessee requiring said defendant appear before the
Gerry Court at Gaaesboro, before the second Monday
February 1851 complsnants bill, same will
he taken for confessed and the be down Tor hearing
parte to him. WIN Bolts, G. & II.
jsnl7 pr sfeeS3
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will give reward of $50 for the recovery of
the afore mentioned articles; SIS for the pin, and
So for the others.
Jan. s, lS60.-Dtf
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AMOs 7 HAssELL, c.AM.
Stolen,
DESCRIPTION.

T0LEN from samuel seweii, Patriot, Perry county,
Tennessee, on the 9th Of December, Ism Eapps Gray
Mare. feet high years Old By close observation there
be seen blsmish in the right s we'll formed and com
DESCRIPTION
The tat supposed to have stolen abczt feet 10
inches in height light hair and red shker heasy broad
ecross the shoulders, lher be3 Harvard Wien be Eas, bis
ZANE IS Cex, dressed ordinarily.
liberal reward will ts pod any that viii sscu-e ne
mare 50 that can get her, lteal reward VII Be gwen or
the thief SAMUEL BENkLLs
jsnl-W3t PsiFipsi <enns
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II BNccOWENs ct ais. 81 W McCouen et ala In m,
- carse appears from the BILL which Is orn
%. that the defndaHt James Weathersp0on nonlrent
Of the State of Tennessee. It therefore ordered int nbfI
ton be maae IN the Nashville Union american four sue
eessivs weeks requiring him to appear at the sru Of tn
Chancey Court the thursday after the Menday Fshrn
ary lol and plead answer or eenuFte said b sane
will be taken for confessed bem terra 81 the su
January 7fh, ISL GhHlNIITOa q q M =
jsnI0- wit pr sfee So = O.
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For REST-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. dec29-H
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ID Il M o V IL l. E.
NEW AND UNHIVALLED

Fl a I r It O N I CI
VNHE most scacious remedy in for restoring and
identifying the hair removing all Dan1ruf and cleansing
the scalp from all diseases This preparation has been used in
city and vicinity for year and could furnish
numbers Of certificates tespg to its great geFh but de not
deem necessary. it Is article which speaks for ITSELF
To all who losing their hair from disease and who
maurey gray; also those who wish full uxursnt growth
Of hsir, this Is recommended.
Give it trial and be persuaded for yourself Of its good quail
Put in pint for 81 bottle and sold Wholesale
and Retail by DEM0V1LLE co,
Corner Church and Cherry street,
And BY Drug yiSts generally in city and country.
1ff
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Review OF the nashville Market.

Review OF the Nashville Market.
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. le, 1851.
With the exception of Cotton and Tobae;o the markets
rather dull to-day. In tie former the transactions rather
limited but the demand good fOrhe better grades The pres
ent in the river will e=abe uPrver friends ship their
Tobacco Market and look fer considerable activity
this article in a few days.
COTToN-The receipts Of Cotton to-day very liberal,
though not large hes. of yesterday The reported trans
actions s only POS bales ghe following sthe parcu
lars So bales 6HS9c % at 7199sc 81 at sH9e%c and
100 e99. The demand continues good, and for
ming lists full prices may be obtained. We quote
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Southern Rights and Anti-COercion-
Read the Address to the People of Tennessee
which we publish to day. 1t speaks for ITSELF
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11t-1lV~aI WITT lllIlllH1
E N CUNNINGHAH e ais, rs " Campbell &c sIs-IsnB-
- uaFy Rules e6l In this appears from com
psinans BILL which is swoTa 10, ths the defendants,
Campbell, Tucker Wonzhby Bactard wife Martha
J6hn Campbell and wife Ei;Eaheth W Baurard Thouas
Irons and lreus, Fesdents % the ~ Tenue
It is therefore ordered that publication e n he
Nashville Union aHd American for four successive seEs re-
curing said defendants appear the term 81 the Chan
Court the THURSDAY after The third Monday In F.brrv
1861 and plead domur to said bill or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to them and hearing at aid
% the Court. January 7th, 1861.
ianl0-Wlt-pr slec 81 @ HAMILTON. BsAM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-19

HARPER FOR FEBRUAEY.-Messrs. GREEN & Co.,
Union street have Hrpsrs Magasins for February
already. They are hard to beat in the way of en-
terpPise.
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SfnIen. am Rnrrard.

From the neighborhood of Spring Hill, Tenn, on
the night of the 2sth ult.,
Diamond RreastPfns
Of circular shape, twenty-one stones, very closely
yet set of jet, in the form of crosses, and fine
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NJ aeIssy sithaIss our sgroenenl II tals SOD s GEN.
ssergia and Alahana rsn1sy 4. pir :
80 ''''''s' - 1IIssA asRRAi1 4 ea
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R REFERENCES:

ev VIM Plumer, Ale Prof Daliuey Richmond Cal.
gha1ny City, Pa. Iege Va.
Rev d hodge, 2, Rich Hon John " Brokenbrough
mond Va Lexnglon. Va.
Rev MsOre ID Richmond Maj James Garland, Psyi-a-
Va. uia. Va
Rev jesse Armsead D, Cum Rev Hays, Nashville.
herlaud, va Rev II = Howell, d d do
Col b Smith, ! Virginia Jas N Hamilton, Esq. do
MAJ WilliamsonS Military In AK Fall, Esq. DO
Maj THIS Jsekson.1 stitute James N,.1oI Esq a.
Rev J Kirkpatrick DanVlie, Mrs A Brown, 90
Va. K Ii 0arfner. Faa a.
DR. Tbos Atkirson, DO Jas VauiS. ESQ 40
Thos Grasty, Esq. 90 Hon John Mclean. q sutrrns
Rev GidersesVe, Riehmcnd, Court
va. lWm Push ASsumphos, Ia.
Hon David q Burnett, Calves Gen Il c Martin, do
ton Texas Bon John Lsohsr, Gogsrnorof
Hon David X Ese, q So Virginia.
preme Court
dec2s-tarau 49,
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Wanted
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to l,5oO dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 900 dollars and moro year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT. Z. ..
Nov Is ls60-tf
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THIS aREAEDYn CURES WHEN ALL OTHER |
PREPARATIONS FAIL.

entirely unlike every medicine prescribed Tor Vene
real Diseases, contains mineral poison naussous
drugs being prepared from roofs and leaves, in the form
Of pleasant and delicious Syrup. azs4
It's natures remedy" for Gonoha, (Clap) Glee
Gravel Structure and is especially recommended for Fuor Al
bus, whites in Fenaes fer this complaint it Is Invaluable
As general Alternative and blood purifier, has equal and
does fail srofula secondary syphilis gladular
dwellings, mercuria and all eraPve diseases curing them
speedily and permanently than any other med
cine known It does this by purifying and cleansing tie
blood Causing all its original purity and vgor,
thus removing from the system impure and perncious
which have induced disease.
In all old Of Gonorrha Glee that have baed all
medical Skill it is especially reconmended-n old it
falls and recent from to three days
few doses positively all saldng heat, chor1ea and
pain.
It the breath or interfere with any of
business.
II requires assistance from other medicine.
1t lay the toett ble In the counting room with
out its being suspected remedy for prvats dig
Treatise Diseases with directions for their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
For fall directions ges Circular free from any drug store in
the United States.
It is sold retail az per bottle or three bottles SIS
by all responsible druggists dealers eiiciBes throughout
the United States and at Wholesale by all wholesale druggists
POTTER q mERWTN, Sole Proprietors,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Sold in Nashville By G. ". Hendershot Berry DemoyiIle
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Nashville South Side
I'M - TITUTE,

rTRS EmTA TOLCOmREJ
MISS n. Il. NOrTHNGHAm,{ AAsoSate fneciPais-
TFNE premises hitherto occupied BY Mrs. Hoeomte having
teen found too limited for the extended patunss of her
SCHOOL, the present Principals have fortunate a. 10
cure for term Of the spacious and beautiful ansa
opposite TIE Capitol, we'll known the rssdeucs Of r a W
Putnam The location Is unequalied-bng prvate ceatral
elevated and accessible. The House hushed In the most i'm
proved modern style, containing "a large rooms horonzhy
ventilated By windows down 10 the hoor opening paz AID
balconies which EXTEND each story. the entire edgth ~ hs
building. The grounds are beautifully laid the valrs
we'll paved, allowing ample for exercise
Every department is hled with thehst profession tllsnt
The boarding pupils will epiOy all the advantages an eans
homes AID theiT comforts Wit he scrupulOusly for b.
Aatron, veil known pTe eminenty qualified tho se M
her pnyieding integrity, kindly sympathy and unwearei
assiduly.
Terms the hoe OF the other hfstcIa schools In tie
city For terms, further particulars amply eher Of the
principals.
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From New York,

New YORK, January 1.-THE military of New
Jersey are organizing on a war-foOting
General Thorn, agent of Alabama for the pur-
chase of firearms, departed hastily, without COM
pleting his contract.
Judge Smalley's charge to the Grand Jury, de6n-
ing high treason, has driven several Southerners
from this city.
NRw YORK, January 1S.-Tae Washington cor
respondent of the Commercial Advertiser says that
IVerson received adyiess this moraing from Psnsa-
COLA that Fort PickeEs has recently been garrison
ed by the Federal Government. -if tLt
The steamer Asia has arrived.
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urcAa.lnz FamIlyI ssrlnry maes.no
F1kTIrBE REnEltsxsxD.

fLATIT BE REMEMBERED.
EIst. BY All the Sewing Machines. IN S==-
there are but three kin..s Of st,,cn..
est. ThscroTer a Baker stitch.
snd. The shuttle stitch.
Srd. The Single Thread or Chain Sutsh
The Grover Baker stitch is he only paer sl seh and
strictly adapted to family The stitch is double ,o
be ripped The machine making tha STITCH ssws from two con
mon sposlsusngro no thread % be
ed, and finishes its vsr. tits The smp less Liable
arrangement, and most easy learn -i operate OF any IN
possessing greater range Of capacity family pupossss
suy ether other or perhaps all other kindlf
End. The Shuttle stitch.
This stitch is made BY Ss following lis Of mach nssi
l. M. SINGER Co.,,
"a WHEELER a wIIsoHl
wEAD E,ACHINEs,,
l- - BAKTHIGLF mAca1Nhs.
LEAvITx q cod
..s LADD& WEBSTER.
Ar. HOWE,
FTNKLE q LYoSs,
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The aggregate banking capital of the State Of Pennsylvania
about twenty FIVE and half millions, little tina
third the banking capital Of the City York. Pha
depha has less at this time than thirty years ago. The small
amount in Pennsylvania is owing part said
sndeavors to tax the capital for State purposes
The following statement exhibits the Specie
New York for the s60 1t will be that TIA inyoei
eeipts of gold fiom California M against
soc for the year 1852 The balance hand New
LIST inst larger than the beginning $780,
s2l3s 600 less January l. 1859 The following the
ment:
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AUCTION SALE OF. GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS q CO.

On Tuesday, January 22d, at 10 O'Clock,
WYE WILL SELL FOR CASH, in front OF Ware
house. large and complete assortment of GROCERIES
consisting in part sfooWs, viz
50 hhds Sugar 10 bbls Texas Pecans,
$50 bags Coffee, 81 sacks Almonds,
IS bbs Molasses, 100 y and u bxs Star Candles
100 bbs crashed and powdered 100 bbs White Whisky,
Sugar, IS do Brandy,
20 boxes Cove Oysters, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
10 bags Pepper, 800 kegs Nails,
IS chests Teas, rs doE Painted Buckets
20 bales Cotton Irvine, 80 nests Tubs,
IS coils Rope, $50 boxes Soap,
Is cases Matches Is do Doyle's Candles,
100 boxes Star Candles 100 doz MaSon's Backing,
$50 packages Rev Mackerel, 100 boxes Rasks,
kits, half bbls and bbls, tierces Figs,
200 boxes New Raisins, 200 packages Raisns
900 u and a boxes do 20 bills Fiberts,
50 boxes Brandy Cherries,
Together with numerous other articles make complete
sale - LARIER, PHILLIPS & co.
jsnl5-td 10. 20, Market street.
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FIOur.
b. A. FnhnestoeIx,s Vermifugc.

600 bArs EEtra Family Flour. for sale BY
JAMS JAMES MCLAUGHLIN 4 co.
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NEW YORK, Jan. Thames E. Kerrigan, Mem
Der Of Congress elect from the Fourth District of
New York, has been summoned as a witness before
the United States Court. He, il will be remem-
bered, advertised some time since for to form
military organization for some unknown object
1t is announced this afternoon that the Bank Of
the Republic, under instructions from the Governor
Of North Carolina, will psy the interest on all the
bonds Of the State without regard to the late frauds
in the Interior Department laf s,Fi s.ss
The Commercials Washington dispatch saws the
Senate Committee on Cominsrce, By vote Of the
Soatherners against the Northern men, has decided
not to report Mr.. McIntyres nomination for Col
lector Of Charleston to the Senate ssfts .sl 80
The visit of the New York Congressional Delega-
tion to the President is deferred, the Cabinet bsug
in session to-day.
The New Pork Post's disprteh says that Lerd Ly-
ons, Mr. Sehillder, the Bremen Charge, and the
members of the diplomatic corps, have requested
Secretary Black to furnish official information
whether the Government of the United States will
recognize the elearances OF vessels which nav be
issued by the State authorities Of South Carolina
and also whether foreign vessels could probably pay
duties TO South Carolina officers. Mr.. Hacks re-
ply has not transpired. Il is understood to have
been in the negative in reply to both questions He
statos, However that foreign vessels entering sece-
dirg ports and psyiRg duties gnoiRntly, wculI have
more indulgence than others; but adds that The
Government is reluctant TO consider the subject ia
the present unsettled state of the country.
Many bids have been offered for the five million
loan. They will be opened on Saturday. The
bulk Of the loan will probably bs taken at eight per
cent.
The President has nominated EIr. Docharly as
Consul TO Oonstcntinople
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I'm Chancery court at Gainesboro, Tenn

Sold in Nashville By G. ". Hendershot Berry Demoyille
EWns Psndeton, BY all responsible druggists everywhere
oct29-d twStWIy ms
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The following statement compares the conditions Of the
In Missouri December 3l with their condition July 3Oh 1863
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ST.. Louis, Jan. 1s.-HousE- SteYenson's substi-
was lost.
Lacey's amendment, submitting the action of the
Convention TO the people, was adopted by vote of
los against IL.
The reported seizure of powder, belonging to St.
Louis merchants, by tie New Orleans authorities
is untrue. The powder has not arrived there yet.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. IS.-The river IA rising with
Y feet Of water in the canal. $500
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iM POR TANT

INFORHATIONFOR rHosE DEssRoUs