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Constipation. or Costiveness.

one Of the "mauy ills flesh is heir to" is so prevalent
SO little understood and much neglected as Cosveness
o originating IN carelessne5s, sedentary habits
regarded as slight disorder of too little consequence to
excite anxiety, while in reality 1t is precursor and
companion OF many of the most fatal and dangerous
eases ana unless early eradicated it will bring the sufferer
10 an untmey grave. Among the lighter evils of which
Is the usual attendant Headache, Collie,
n. long train q rghtful diseases such Malignant
reVers A6cesses Dysentery, Darrha, Dyspepsia Apo
p!eXy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria Hypochondriass
esnchoy and Insanity, first indicate their presence in
e system by this alarming symptom. Not unfrequently
sne diseases named originate in Constipation but on
an early stage. From all these considerations follows
that the disorder should receive immediate attention when
eyer II occurs and should neglect get box OF
ephac s on The first appearance of the complaint as
their timely use will eXpel the nsdious approaches
ease and destroy this dangerous foe to human life ~
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~ OVER EXCITEMENT and the mental care and anxiety
incident 10 close attention business study among
state Of mind and body this distressing com
plant fatal blow to all energy ard ambition Sufferers
BY this disorder always obtain speedy relief from these
distressing attacks by using one of the Cephalc Pills en-
and soothes the strained and arrng nerves. and raxs
the tension Of the stomach which always accompanies and
aggravates the dsordered condition of the brain.
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'ardly Realized.

hi I'd n 'orrbe eadache this haften9on, hand stepped
into the hapohecares hand hi to the Can you
hease Of eadache? 2" "Does hache ard says e
HeXceedingly," says hi, hand upon that e gave
Gephalic Pill, hand pom 'onor it cured quick
that ardly realized lad 'ad an eadache.
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twenty MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr Spaldinc
mas SOLD Two millions of bottles his celebrated Prepared
nas anu IL Il estimated that each bottle saves ten
gate OF twenty millions of dollars reclaimed from total loss
py this valuable invention. Having made his Glue a
nusenoIu Word, ne now proposes do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with his
CeFhac Ills ana If they good as his Cline Head
aches will soon vanish away like snow in JULY;
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E5inGEITMssqs wants you to send her box Of Ce
Phac Gue no, bottle of Prepared Plls,-but Pm think
ing that's not just it naher but perhaps ven be afther
hnoElng what is Ye she's nigh dead gone with
reaived her before
Druggist You must mean Spalding's Cephalic Pills.
Bridget-Ochl now and you've sed it, here's the
aither. ~ -
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TaiiUrs.
GarrIag&s.

VdEElagRS.
Go X CARRIAGES-We have on hand. IF
- OUR MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITORY
one enc Of the largest and best assornents of CAR.
AHES to be found in the city. Persons in want of Car
rages are invited TO call and examine our stock as we are
determined 10 sell at as low accommodating
terms as any other establishment.
,. MULLMYER & HUNTER,
Ja25-ti Corner of Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait
~ ~ CARRIAGES CARRIAGESI-- I'VE
9E-2h have on hand at % North GAY STREET, the IaI
gest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south q
New York, ali Of the aest fashions and most approved
Styles The public are invited to Call and examine for them
selves all OF which will be sold on reasonable terms
-r BURR, HAiGHT * O'CONNEII,
~ repairing zone AT the Shortest notice mr22-tf
SNURLETT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE HANUFACTORY,
- no. 80 NoRTE STREET.
S8S4A The undersigned having greatly en-.
iarged their premises aud increased their faciIi
ties beg leave to call the attention the public 10 thej
extensive stock Of every description RRAGES FINISHED
In the most elegant style and durable manner which tbeS
prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS NJ
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
JOHN CURLETT SON,
Jyzi,tI 81 North street. Baltimore.
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AulnseIlleNts,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT /
W BE GIVEN
WEDNESDAY, ETENINH. IAN If 1851.
-, MARKkAND IN$TITgTE HALL,

MARYLAND INSTITUTE HALL,
BY THE CITIZENS Of BALTIMORE To THE
lNDEPEETENT GREYS.
The Committee beg leave to lform the Puolic tina: in
furtheranca of the above Compliment they have engag
the services Of the far-famei MARINE BAND, OF Wash
Ing on who will appear in Fail Uniform, with FORTY
1t to re hoped that the citizens Of Baltimore will by
their presence second the Efforts of the Committee They
have selected the following Programme
PART
Brndisi and Duett0-Opera Triav Verdi
LEcho du Mont Blanc Polka. Juan
). Chorus Aria and Sicilan-Opera ii Vespero
ueS deses. Inn
Pas, from the Queen of Roses.
b. Anvil Chorus-Opera Trovatore Verdi
1NTERMISSION OF TEN MINUTES.
II.
|. Overture La Dame Banch.
2 hserere, from Opera Trovatore, as performed by
the Band at the Tomb of General Washington Verdi
j. Inc oltBn JulIan
Grand TeTzetto and Quartetto-Opera Due Fo:cari,
80 Verdi
. , De Flotow.
G. Constitutional Quadrills, introducing all our Ma
BelSe
All the above pieces expressly arranged for the
SCALA
TICKETS Is CENTS to be had at Stoddarts McCarey's
and Miller & Beachams Music Stores.
to nj ialo
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miscellaneous.

1NHE AMALGAM ALTON OF LANGUAGES
IheNl growing tendency in this age to appropriate
he expressive words Of other languages and after
Tnle 10 incorporate them into own: thus the
Se ephanG which Is from the Creek sgnifyng or e
now becoming popularized in connection witt
Mr. Spadings great Headache remedy, but it will soon be
bse In more general way, and the word Cephalc will
as common as Electrotype and many others whose
ton as foreign words has been away by
usage until they Seem "nave and to the manor born"
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a Real Blessing,

ft,ngstcldn Mrs jones' how is that headache?
PITS JOneS;-Gone! Doctor, all gone the pill You sent
cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish Won wond
send more so that can have them handy
.fhpsic1dn-Yo on get them at any Druggists Gall
them in all cases of Headache ~ ~ "
mrs JoneS-l shall send for box directly and shall tell
all my suffering friends, for they are real blessing
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FACT WORTH kyowIyd- Spading's Cephalic Pills are
certain for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache Nervous
Headache, Costiveness and General Debility.
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NaussYs mi I5l0kaGa

I r. McGINN & CO.,
e.. STOCK A b BILL BROKERS'
No 6 NURrH STREET,
Buy and sell commission cXcusiYciF 81 h.kS
BONDS, &c, in this AID 0 her Dar'cts. ID 6m
GILDERSLEVA q WHITRiDGE
VI BILL AND Stock BROKERS'
slltf 81 SEC,vo STREET.
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;SrsnrgNfs Gurrpaniss

SHsms8HCs OuI1panIfs.
pALTIM ORE
L 1 e
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
OrFIoE-No. SOUTH STREET
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
NsUREsIJVEs FOR ONE YEAR, A TERN OF YEARS,
OR FOR LIFE
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWAENTS FOR CHILDREN
SLAVES INSURED, either Men Women or Children
at the lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
WIN. G. HARRISON, J.J DONALDSON,
S. j. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON,
C. F. CHAMBERS, ROBT A. TAYLOR
N. COULTER Secretary
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
o4d "a Franklin street.
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Go-1artnsrsbin Aotites,
S0aroinq.

ROARDlNG.--A small family having two
Sspare rooms would let them Furnished un furnished,
with OF without board to two three gentlemen Apply
t2I CONWAY STREET, near Hanover au3i-tf'
ROARDlNG.-SIX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
can have pleasant front back with board and
inc use Of warm cold and shower bath Location very
rooms let without board. Apply at 23 NORTH GAY ST
a few doors north of Fayette aul3tf
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HEADACHE is the favorite sign by which nature makes
SHOWN any deviation whatever the natural
she oraln, and viewed in this light it may be looked
intended to give notice disease which might
oherWise escape attention. till late reeded
Us indications should never be neglected Headaches may
oe classlted nder two Symptomatic and lido
psthlc Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common
ana IS the precursor OF variety of diseases among
which are Apoplexy, Govt Rheumatism and all febre
ueases In its nervous form is sympath tic of disease
OF the stomach constituting sick headache of hepac dis
and oh bilious headache of worms, constipation
uterine affections Diseases heart are very frequent
with Headaches Au9 mia and plethora
aecos Wch frequently occasion headache Idiopathic
eadaehe is also very common being usually disng dsed
Dy the name OF nervous headache sometimes coming on
suddenly IN state OF apparently health and prosrat
ing AT once the mental and physical energies and in other
instances comes slowly, heraded by depression of
b or acer6y Of temper In most instances the pain
named Neatrdlgid e' ~ ' 'A'' -N"' @'o Ut
the Of either class of Headache the Cephac
t ais nave been found and safe remedy, relieving
.e most acute pains in few minutes, by its subtle
unerring index. - ~ '-'N - 'Ae
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-29
Public Speaking.

The people of Davidson county will be addressed
by able and distinguished speakers at the following
times and places. Let every true son Of the South
who is determined to free Tennessee from the tyrant
and usurper, turn out in his might:
Burch's Store Tuesday, May 2s-Dr MAnlOTe, n
Vaughn and W G 3, len.
Fletcher's Store, Tuesday night, May 2S-Rsv Mr.
Ferguson Rev DR. Ford and Or Winston.
Chattanooga Depot, Wednesday night May 20
Rev Mr. Morrow, DR. Manlove aid Rev DR. McFerrin.
Brentwood. Wednesday, May 29-ReV DIR Meier
rim and Robt c Foster, Sr.
Tusculum, Thursday, Nay 3O-M Vaughn, DR.
Msnlove and DR. Huston
Smiths Spring. Friday, May 3l-Rev Mr. Reed,
DR. Manlove and G G Bradford.
Barnes, Friday, 3lst-A l. Demoss, n Brown
and others.
Goodlettsville, Friday, May 3l-Rev DR. AcFerrn
and Judge Whitworth
McWhrtersvile, Saturday, June Gen Barrow,
Rev DR. McFerrin, DR. Winston.
Wards Corner 4Ih Ward, Saturday night, June
DIR Bowlin u Vaughan and W G Brien.
New Hope Church. Monday, June 3-Dr Manlove,
Cheatham, and Rev DR. McFerrin.
Harris, Tuesday, June 4-Messrs Barrow, Brad
ford and Winston.
Hasbrooks Store. sth Ward, Tuesday night, June
4-Rev DR. Ford, Rev Mr. Reed, and DR. Eve.
Court House Wed'sdsy night June Seen Bar
row, DIR Manlove, A l. Demoss and others.
Ambrose Corner, Thursday night June Sol Jo
G Pickett, ii Vaughan and Col Torbett.
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Depot Friday
night June DIR Eve, Gen Barrow, Rev DR. Nc
Ferrn and Rev Mr Reed
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Firm Louisville,


louisville, May 2s.-Ex Governor Morehead has
SEEMED his position. The following is the first
paragraph in the Louisville journals leader:
Inc public will find ia the Journal of c,day q
les.er from our old friend Gov Moretead defining
or STRIVING to define his political status. We cannot
sAy SosSelentensy that the effort is successful
ore. Assarediy it is to US u most unsatisfactory
enSrI Aorenead concludes 81 consider the
every material interest in KENNEDY Tf The ms,
attempt should be persisted in fear that the pi-
lars of the temple of liberty will be torn down and
all that is now sacred 70 will be crushed under
their broken iragnents. In another paragraph
abiding TO contingency too elaborate 10 be er-
planned by telegraph, he says 81 trust with ever
patriot in the land, that kentucky will nronntjy
unsheath her sword in behalf Of what win ~ "
become the common cause The importance az
the letter viii appear when il Is remembered that
Gov Morehead was q candidate for the State At
large on the Union ticket for the Border State Con
venton.
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NASHVILLE LIFE AND GENERAL Insurance COMPANY.
Inasmuch as there seems to be some misunderstsnd-
ing to the true position of this institution and its
Issues, we now state that the notes are taken on
deposit by all the Banks in the city, except the
three old Banks and further state that the Sec
ret4ry and President together with ourselves, do
pledge our entire private property for the redemp-
ton of said notes. The notes of this institution
redeemabe on their face in the notes of specie pay
ING Banks, but as all our banks are now in state
of Suspension we will redeem the notes of the
Nashville Life and General Insurance Company
in gold whenever demanded at our counter.
A. WIRELESS & Co.
Nav 22-dIw
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

N@ DR.. KING, formerly of New York, for thsl
MEG-zSS3 four yecrs Of Louisville, Kentucky and who
his attention Treatment diseases fer
hirty yerrs sttes himself having attended 10 prctce fer
nany yars and cured Thousands he is eusbed to Cd
Al az private nature matter how ba they BE-
from inudcous edic treatment cm neglect Of their own
Or Kind Dspenssry No. % Deack street, between Cherry
and the Souare all diseases Of private nature
GoEoRHEI cured naucious medicine rterrencs
from business
sTRcTuREs recent date eGectusy cured In few
days. operation which causes no pain where structure
health cannot enjoyed Perhaps ne disease causes more
mischief and undermines the constitution 50 much
sYPBIL with all the diseases the skim growing cut
ect or lad treatments edectuslly cured in few days.
sKs1s particular attention having been given to
the consequences grewn oct ot brought
On In many the destructive hsUs Of nconsderste
Youhs and indulgence Of the neglect
which " undermine he constitution, rendering the subject IN
at for business society," and causing old
Females who may iaborins with dculy OF the womb
nav rest assured Of Immediate relief $40
Persons residing by writing and stating their case with
M enclosed directed DR. A. King, No 3 Deadrck street.
Nashville Tenn will Ia ethe Necessary medicine sent to Their
address with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed Ooe
from o'clock in the morning mil IN tne evening"
ray23 l659d&vly
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Procession At -Four O'Clock, p. M.

CHEF MAKsnAL-L. F. BEECH.
AssIsrANr MARsuALs-J. E. Saunders Monroe
Cheatham. H. L. Claiborne, Jas Bradshaw, VIM. ii.
Ewing and W. S. Cheatham, Geo Darden.
FOR TIE LADIES.
AIDS ON Foor-W. Il. Morrow, C. NJ Hays Geo.
Crockett, R A. Allison Geo. A Leiper, H. c. ShsP-
ard, N. D. Cross, J. NJ Hamilton, G. W. Donegan. W.
Meredith, W. J. Porter.
The Military will select their own Aarshals, who
will cooperate with the ether Msrshals.
The Ladies of South Southwest and West Nash
Vile will form on Vine street between Broad and
Church
The people of Eigefeld are requested to meet at
81 o'clock and march over to Cedar, just West Of
Cherry street.
The people of North and Northwest Nashville
viii please form on Summer, north Of Cedar.
No vehiclys or horses will be allowed to interfere
with the forming or moving of the procession and
the proper authority and officers will to this re-
quest.
The only vehicles allowed in the procession will
be those for the speakers and invited guests.
The military will form on Church, west of the
ST. Cloud, aud the citizens on summer north Of the
St Cloud, all under the direction Of the Asrshss.
The movement of the procession will be slow and
short 40 as to allow the ladies to march the side
walks on each side of the line of gentlemen in the
street, and the sidewalks reserved for the ladies
and children alone hence it is requested and hoped
that no gentleman, except the Marshals for the "a
dies. will be on the sidewalks.
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TrsrrSa CAxxox--A few evenings since our city'a
usual quiet was somewhat disturbed by the boom.
inc Of cannon and considerable inquiry waa made
IS to the cause Of the shooting had another State
seeded, or what was ups They were somewhat
surprised when informed that it was the testing Of
the cannon made by Messrs. ELLIS & Moons. In
company with Capts. Ross and DEyEEEAux, Of the
Tennessee ordnance department, and others, we
went up above the Water Works where the cannon
had BEEN conveyed, and there they gave Il an extra
test, viz; First they loaded with three pounds OF
powder and two six pound balls. and fired across
the river into the bank, which kicked up cCnsidere
bic dust and tore the bushes like young hurri-
cane They fired it several other times with extra
charges sufficient to satsfy all Of the utter impOs-
sibility of bursting it. The ordnance otfcers pro
nounced it an excellent casting and smoo'niy
bored.
We learn that Messrs. ELLIS MOORE have nAo
their stock enlarged to the capacity Of seven TONS
and that they are now prepared to turn out four
twenty -four Founders q week. They are also cast
ing large qualities of shot an she'll
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r A T. Y!!!!

TyHERE WI be Public Speaking 70 to par
IN the present peril crisis couRtsy histo
al the 70 Irving times and Iiares, te Wit:
AZ Chestnut h !, lOtn pstric., TUESDAY, May e.
At Dsmirntranes Mil. rs bbfrcf. TUESDAY, Nay q
At yohn BdfF's, 18th District Wednesday, Msy %.
At Kfehoi's shop, l4th District, Wednesday, Hsy %
At oopertown, t3th District, Thursday, Mag 20.
At3W Bndle 8, "a h District Friday. Mty D.
At Hucg n's Tan Yard, g ture a, June l.
At Gross Plains. Saturday. Junel
At Peaznt Bill Ia, District Wednesday, June S.
AZ Lhornhls MIL. ilth Districs, Thursday. June g.
At Good spring, 18th THURSDAY, June 6.
At Mays Saw Mill, Iath Distries, Friday, June z.
one or Of the undersigned will attend each Of the fore
going appointments PROMPTLY rain shine Speaking 70 CON
- WILLIS WOODLAND,
L HgAe6Ak,
NE EFs.
10 sTAkK,
JNO E GAkDNERs
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From RaItimore

BALTIMORE, May IA New Hampshire regiment
passed oday en- route for Virsinia. Troops are
distributed on the roa nrth of Hsrper's Ferry
also on the northern approaches to the Maryland
heights. Outposts and pickets extend much fur
Their. Gen. johnson superintendent these move
ments personally.
Cannon have arrived from Winchester.
The evening train just in reports Harper's Ferry
unchanged.
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Messrs. BARROW, JONES' and others, will address
the people at
McWhirtersville, Wednes lay, the 18th Of May.
Tusculum Thursday, the SOih of May.
Barnes's Friday, the Slst of May.
Woodwsrd's Saturday, the LIST of June.
Scrugg's Old Stand, (now Gee's) Monday, the I'd
of June.
Belleview, lat night Monday, the Sd of June.
Horns, Tuesday, The 4th of June.
Antioch, Wednesday, the 9th Of June.
brakes, White Greek. Thursday, the 9th Of Jure
Elijah Robertson's Shop, 18th District, Friday,
the eth OF june Tmay2S, '6l.
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ST.. LOUIS, May 2s-Bird's Point has been occu-
pied by the Federslists.
Gen. killarney has authorized the formation of home
guards of Union men at Hannibal, st. Joseph, Kan.
sas City and other places. They to be furnish
ed with arms and mustered into the service of the
United States.
All the State troops have left Jefferson City, ex-
cept 200, constituting the Governors body-guard.
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Attachment.

n ANIEL DEAN ot-In this easeF appearing to
nv satisfactIon, that the echott "a a non
nj OF The Of Tennessee and further appearing from
adav plaintiff that the defendant ia debted him in
sum dollars due BY II Il there ordered
By publication be made in the Nashville Union and
American for four successive weeks ano7g said defer
scho TO appear oEce In the town Of Lin
den, Perry county Tennessee the tday Of May
plead. demur to sad the viii
set for hearing psTte. This April l9Sh 1861.
JOHN LARKTN, J. P,
rnavIS-rAtur'sfeeA3 f,r county Tenn
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COMMERCIAL.


Tuesday EVENING, Nay rs, 1861.
In New York on the 24th, at the first board.
$1,000 Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at 4s3c, and
at thesecond board 81 600 at 42zc and $1,000 at 42c
and on the 18th at the first board, $4,000 st z2ac
$4,000 at 4sc and $1,000 at 432c
The New York Erssing Post Of the 18th says:
The State Stocks are flrmer. especially Virginaas
Tennessees and Missouris which are l9l3 per cent
higher Kentuckys sold at "a. North Carolinas
are dull at 55(G56. We quote:
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Attention, Har ris Guards.

The Rendezvous has been changed from Tusca-
lum Church, Nolensville Turnpike, to the large
room opposite Sewanee House, College street,
kindly rendered b. Maj. B. F. IELDs. Those
wishing to offer their services, will report their
names to Nm. HENKLE, Jr, Capt.
April 2Srd 1861.
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Insurance eau be obtained of W. J. MARI, lnsur
Agent, No. % College street. in the lNsVRANcE
COMPANY OF the VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, cash capital
1000, and $4,000 Tennessee Bonds deposited
As security for losses. Applications also received
Scr Insurance in tbe TESNEssEE MARRE AND H.
bUz .ScE CoERGSY OF NASHVILLE Ap26h.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-29

"THE MILK IN Cocoa Nur."-Our telegraphic dis
p.Sches inform US that the Hon. JOHN MCCLELLAN
s. Illinois, Is in Washington, urging the prompt
assemblAge of large force in the West, and the
purchase Of provisions and grain from suffering
Illinois merchants and farmers." 1t is not SO much
that they want the soldiers out West as that they
want 20 selI their provisions and grain. Having
blocksded "the suffering Illinois merchants and
f,rmer.Y from market, LINCOLN ought to send
Them customers in the shape of soldiers. The
blooI.ae seams 70 be working the wrong way.
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CHAsCERY NOTICE.

UTAYDHN SAVAGE - Hanelton ct als-Judzment
and Attachment Bill--May Rules, 1851 On motion Of
conpsnants % his soor AMI is pesring the sae-
ton Clerk and Master from allegation complain
BILL which to, that the defendant Hauaetoa,
resident Of the State Of Tennessee is therefore
dered that publication be made for successive Weeksn the
Union and Anencan, newspaper publish ed in the city d
Nashville, requiring sad desrdsn sppear before the judges
Of the Ghaucy Court at Gneboo. Jackson COUNTY Tenne
tie I'd eoneay 10 August 1861 thea and there . q "
bis dsnce eonpanans BILL or Judgment will be takeai'
confessed and the be down for hsrng 81 Ere
him. WMl II. BoTTs,O'
Tuayt7-a4tpr'ss eea3
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THE BATTERIES OF FoRT SuXrER-1he Charleston
Me- eEJ learns that there nov no less than NIFTY
three heavy guns mounted on Fort Sumter Among
them is the large lO,;neh ColumbiSd which AND RsoS
Ia elevated in the tertpI,ia pointing towards the
city. This has been placed en- bG' bette,