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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08

freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
9oto all points East at all times, at RS low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2s-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
PREVTEVG LvKS.

ITAvE ALWAYS on HAND, AND OFFER
] for sale 1t the lowest prices, large assort-
ment Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24

sPEoIAL NoTICA.-rhe UHsou AuB ANEKIcasS e eondsst
sa sfacg upon tie oAsH sysai AHpapsrs diScOfis
ssd az ths sspiratioH Of @ time r Which they AG0s bss
paid. S5serbeTs toH be notified s04e kAet- st5scrDtOa
- Gooat 70 expire ty CROSS heir paperg; aud
tSts s Ss ss1etoea e paper t0i1 BE- iscSns-
se 1A5s e rs from GoSich there no departrf
EacA (0r s cToss marx, and Vor subtcriDtion.
keeeY UNION AND AhxRIcAE 81 per IA ddDdacs.
TFs RsGkEP UsIsH AEs ArERicAE IS sr as,IssD IN a..
Baacs.
s1bseKiberS desiring their papers changed must mentcA
the Post oc 0 aIEsl ashs one 20, which thsy de5r s
change to be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24

RJR. mcLEAF,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
mENT.
sBsEt External In the W OFId for Nan or
Beast.
FHInOUsAEDS " human beings have been Ba7e fe OF de-
crspdtude and misery, BY the Of this inY4uAss Lin
1t viii Telisvs PAIN almost nssAn aneeuEly and
cleanse purify and heal the foules SORE in an ncrbls
short time 8cLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL BINlMENP will re
leYe the inYesrae Of heumstism, Goat Neu
Rslga Pasys Contracted Muscles, Stiffness or Weak
the joints MuEcl Ligsmsnts It VIII never fail
Tive applications will Sore Throat Headache Earsche
Sor Barns CT scadE, any Pain, InfalIbs Remedy
Try H. and you VIA md indspensble rsnedy Keep Il
always hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS or any one having charge horses
uonsy b. using McLesn's Volcanic Oil Lniment II
Is SPEEDY and niable crre for Calls sPrans, ohafes,
esebg Llnenss sweeny sors Wounds, scrEtchss any
external disease Try Il, you will be convinced
D2. :. Z. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
saint Louis, Mo-
EorE ProPrstOr prices by Berry pemoye and g.
WI Hen5eTsh0tt. pAE-SdtH&Tly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
SERMON,

Delivered by Rev. EMANUEL MAEcUsoy, Minister Of
the of congregation, 0ha6Gi- -EHlsh, CThe love Of
truth, on the 18th of November, 1861, set apart
by the President of the Confederate States as
day of thanksgiving, fasting and prayer. The
sermon was listened to with great attention and
interest by the patriotic members of the syna>
gegue, at No. &c, Market street, Nashville, Ten
neSsee:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24

Thus saith the Lord ye shall up against your
BRETHREN the children Of Israel rturn every
house. for this thing from They hearksned therefore
the word Of the Lord and reITel depart according %
the word Of the Lord.lst Kings I2th eGdp 94tA rerse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24

EVHIs altogether nav nedicns, The reaA Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
systems published by sccomp quAcs safer
ng DR.. Wright we'll knowing the deception Praesed upon
nnniated felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested BY
the whole Medical Faculty, who, Ehent dissenting
Vsc given in their adherence to It's perfect and undivided
reduced and all other medicines known 10 the Pharaco
piA have tried In vain. Long thought Of patient
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he nov Offers the Krir to Tnf
ierng humanity the only thing that TIE following
slSs:,siTnsRsy' s.s:sss peSi1i.y.
Mental and PhyuIcaI Depression,
DstermuAtoa Of Blood ts tAs Head,
Confused Ideas,
RsItIsHmsss and sIeepIssrasss at Night,
Ab1encs Of Muscular 1Hacisncy,
Loss pS,6.BDsi q ABPssi'''
EnsciatIon.
Low spiritI
DilOrgGnlIasiOn Of the Organs o.
PalpitatOn of Ii. Heart,
Ana, In iaOt all the sOncOnans Of dsbtsd
HtAse Of the systems
As StImuIant,
II quits different from alcoholic preparations II is not sub
ect to reactions any shape continues ts exert its influence
It's presence
As a Female Medicine,
equally powerful effective restores equilibrium
and safer than E the other medicines which for year,
flooded the market and which only injurious in place
too that they only made from the sfusionS Of minds
snorant Of the Medical profession altogether.
No minsralSI
d. Wright thinks Il we'll to stake bis professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the
ARTS OF the Ingredients OF bis RsuVensHg ExWe know
ng what ruin las ben sntaea the community BY opium and
mercury.
Generality to the debiltatsd Dr. Wright would say, Never
epar Ne matter how down you may matter hsW
Teak matter what the may beenferake
whatever has led depart from Hygnic principles
take his
ReiuVenating Elixir,
nd you will s9on End yourself pride Instead
reverse to your friends and healthy, seund and worthy
ember Of the human family. II
Price - per bottle three bottles for S. and forward
! By mail to all parts sf the United States.
Sold BY all respectable druggists Throughout the United Ss
I'd oAnsdss The trade supplied st liberal discount
For sale BY the proPTietors,
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl OhzrTes street,
New Orleans, La
Sold in Nashville BY g. w. Hsndershott, Berry 4 DemoVs
wing Pendlston and all responsible dIuggstI. oe2S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
d r. COL E. M A MS
PRIVATE DTAPENSARY.

TTNHE attention ef citizens, strangers and others visiting
Nashville, requiring medical aid respectfully called
this Office, No Dederck street second nOor between Cherry
and the Square.
DR OOrEAAH old practitioner II medicine; his almost
unlimited experience and farng for past
in the treatment Of has induced him devote
his undivided attention to all diseases Of this Many
Of the most inVeerate character have pompy yielded
bis improved method Of treatment.
Primary Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary sphhAlis Con
ehRa elect and all dsesss Of the genital and urinary
meet with o resistance to his remedies.
All female irregularities and functional arrangements the
Womb and all diseases arising from CESSATION and i'll managed
pRrturiton.
Every OF Reduible Rupture and Of Piles, and ProAp
OF the Recum most OF Fstua, By
process nearly painets. either Of the latter under
taken by Dr. Coleman, Invariably G0dTTGntsd,
careful examination always presents the necessary ndcsoa
Of success failure, by his improved method Of operating
Persons OF either applying person by letter des
bng eAse the fst symptoms Of any specific disease
can be cared in most by the abortve method in foryet
hours
Strict confidence, prompr attention and moderate charges
will govern him with his patrons.
mercury used in the treatment Of 1eeTsal disease
be believes lin most cRe it produces disease than that
it Is given to
o@ce hours eight in the morning till the even
M
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
,pmncLEAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,

For Liver Complaints RIIiousneSs Head
ache, 6cs
FkNHERH has been oATHARTTO medicine offered to
the puhc that has given sueA entire satisfaction Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Esng entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and can
be taken By the most tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing s Bilious sscetoss Acid Impure, Eeted hstte
from the Stomach In fact they the only RG that SHOULD
be used in ralaTious destricts.
They produce ne rpng Sickness or Pain IN the Stomach or
Bowels though very active sad searching in their operation
promoting healthy secreons clths Liver and Kidneys Who
will from Bonness Headache and Foul Stomach, when
cheap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly
hand single Dose taken in season. prevent hours days
and months Of Sickness Ask for Dr. J. H. McLeans Unver
Pills Take other Being coated they tseess Price
only IS per box and be sent by mail any part Of
Shs United States
J. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
@, SussbiIIs anipx uus Sntritxx
Rates OF Advertising.
THE LIKEs on LEss CONSTITUTE SQUARE.

AHEKEABLE AT PLEAsURHs
One Square, year. S50-ESeh sddonaI aquars, sls
eS9rtlsers exceeding the space cOmGrRcGeG
fOrS Will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEHKLY.
OH DeAlAR par Square for the hr and RxT CTa Tor sae
aubsequent insertion.
Advertisements published In both the Daily snd Weekly WI
added. - -
1reastsat Advertisements sst paid for at tIs sIssos
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24

the Shattered and diseased sys ~ -
esf9fU thin tenn purifying and enrichnEhtCI baklHs.
ess glOod-TsstOring sick, suffering invAldto to
HEAE.9 II AND STRENGssH
There is $50 Mistake About Et.
Il will Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Darrha Dyssu
y Headache De ession Of spr, Fever Ague, Inward
feYe Bad Breahs dseas Of the Liver Stomach Bow
slE.
IT GENTLEMEN, do you wish to be Healthy, Strong and
Vigorous
17 LADIHs DO you want the Bloom Of Health to mount
our ohsekssgsin 7-then gost ence and get
EcLeansE Strengthening Cordial and BLOOD
Purifier.
Bsay not moments Il Is warranted to glVe satisfaction.
viii disease OF the Kidneys Womb, Bladder Faint
ng, Distracted Mensrason, Falling OF the Wormb, Barren
aesS disease arising ro Chronic Nervous Debility
iE An 1nfzllible Remedy,
ron CHILDREN.
Do want delicate scky puny chdrsn % Be Healthy
Strong and Robust 7-then give them MeLRANS BTREHGTH.
kNEe CORDIAL tsee the directions on each bettle It de-
lcious to take
ons ablespoonfn taken every morning fasting, Il
preventive against Calls and Fever Yellow Fever Cholera or
any prevailing disease.
p CAUTION Beware Of Druggists or Dealers who nsy
y palm upon you bsttle Of Bers sarsSparA, (Which
they buy eheap by saying is just good There are
BASE enough C steal part Of my te dub thei
VILE decoconE Avoid Eucs infamous PIRATES and their
usnous conpounds Ask fer Dr. J. Ii. MeIeans Strength
sny edy that will Purify your Blood thoroughly and at
the same time, STRENGTHEN and INVIG0hATH the whcle
organization. Il is in large BottsfSI bottle, or
six BOTTLES Tor IS.
pR. ]: b. MeLxAE, Sole Propristor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
Pr EMIUM HAIR EEsB.
ssy{Es,,ssss-- zsszzzssss
&. T.. HOW ERTON.
J,s and 20 Public Square. nashville.
Harness Manufacturer

NoACH and Buggy Hsrnsss Of every syle and quality kept
constantly hand and manufactured to srder. Also,
gy Collars Kip and Hog Skis Collars, Brides, Haers,
all ether oes msde by Harness sManucturerseef 81 the
materials and the Rnest workmanship all Of which viii be
dss cheap be bought anywhere In he United Stat
O l. H0WRRTON's Harness has been awarded the EIs0a
Prei st the Tennessee State Fair, the Kentucky State
rat Bowling Green, ST the Lrejtons Osunty fair, AlAba
Agricultural Society St Athens,
:Szs0'El l-duAE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24

Country Residence for Sale.
VERY desirable pl.ee, hours ride from Nashvil,
house nearly containing ten conveniently
anged Of rich land with l50 choice fruit trees
ali kinds. Possession given at any time.
Address P, O., Box l9I, Nashville. sep2i '6l-t3ns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
M CnnnrsrInnrchInr.

The following extract from the Washington
dispatch Of the New York Tribune Of Wednes-
day, We regard as foreshadowing, With some
degree of accuracy, the movements intended
by General Scott; -.... ,,.,-
"There is no ground for supposing that
there is to be any immediate aggressive
movement. Immediate and very soon mean,
IN military phraseOlogy, something slower
than they do in common language Those
expecting forays on detached points, where
success would amount to little and failure be
disastrous, are liable to 1isappointment,-
Senators and others urging this policy would
substitute a guerilla warfare for decisive
campaign. Gen. Scott boasted in Mexico
that be never made countermarch. HsWill
move from several sides with q number Of
columns upon Virginia. postponing agrees
i've operations until they can be made upon
a scale sncn as TO render resistance hopeless.
Meantime, the troops here are improving
daily. Wagons and ambulanoes are prepar-
ing, while delay demoralizes and impover-
ishes bis enemy. jeff Davis may hasten The
battle by moving toward Arlington Heights.
His advance will be known early, and meas
ures are complete to take possession of the
Heights by the forces here at moments
warning. Although-the- plan OF the CAM
paigu is undoubtedly this, no movement
threatening positions or obsTucting routes
viii be permitted Hence the. attack upon
Seawalls Point Battery"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24

A MAINE MAN COMMANDS SouTHERS PRI-
yATEER-A letter received in Portland from
shipnaster in New Orleans, dated May 4th,
states that the fast steamer Calhoun had
been armed and fitted out as privateer, with
a crew of picked men, and was then only
waiting for her commission, which was hour
" expected. There were there twenty ships
which might become prizes unless they could
get away before the Calhoun got her com.
mission. Strange to say, the Calhoun is
commanded by native of Portland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
INDIAN WARRIORs.-The washington cor

INDIAN WARRioRs.-The Washington cor
respondent of FOrney's Press says:
George 0opwaw is in Washington, and has
rendered TO the President company of the
Indians of Michigan. BE has made selec-
ton of one hundred tall, feet Indians, whom
he proposes to use as scouts and runners for
the army, and TO occupy the advanced posts,
from Carlo to Eastern Virginia. They are
not TO be armed, except 50 far is necessary
for seli-defense, but from their feetness and
knowledge of forest life, are to be employed
IS messengers and auxiliaries to the army on
the outposts. He saTs they all understand
the position of the Government Hecomes
strongly backed By the members Of the extra
session of che Legislature Of Michigan. The
State of Michigan viii equip them. Their
acceptance is Hnder1consideration.
LATER.-our gadTices by telegraph are
that these warriors viii not be accepted BY
the Government. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24

Dispatches by the Persia state what every
sensible man knew before would be the case,
that the bonds Of the aOonfederate StatesD
were universally rejected by European capt
talists. Moneyed men are not eager to invest
in unsecured bonds, especially when major
ity Of the makers have a reputation record.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
Prlvarcorlns--TSs SI;.s,ssrlatiou. 20 for its Abe


We copy from the New York Times
somewhat extended review Of the negotiations
between our government and the Ministers
Of several Of the European PoSers with a
view 10 the establishment OF 'a uniform
doctrine in regard to maritime law, and
especially in relation to privateerlng. The
opinions advanced by the Times arc such as
meet our appreciation, and we endorse the
article in full, with the single exception that
we would insist upon an entire discontinuance
Of the practice Of making war on private
property.
The three propositions With whichwe have
now to do, are; The discOntinuanoe OF priva-
tsering a neutral flag to cover eneny's
goods enemy's flag to cover neutral goods.
These propositions were submitted to this
Government by Great Britain, Austria,
France, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia and Tur-
key, during the Administration of Mr.. Pierce.
Mr.. Marcy, Secretary of State, signifed to
these Powers the willingness of this Govern
ment to accept the propositions, provided
they we're 50 amended as to DO away entirely
vita the syetem Of preying upon private
merchandise mot oOntraband of war;. To
this the Russian Government signiaed m un-
qualified assent, and others of the Powers
mentioned expressed themselves iavorably
disposed toward the proposed amendment
Negotiations fer the adoption of these re-
forms vere continued between the several
Governments, with every prospectOf success.
In the Annual Message Of President Pierce,
sent to Congress in the winter Of 1867,
be expressed much satisfaction at the spirit
evinced on the subject by 'he various Euro
pean Powers, and remarked as follows:
AS 10 the remaining article Of the declara-
ton of the Conference of Paris, "that pri-
watering is and remains abolished, II Ger
tank cannot dseribe to the POiOers represented
iHtisV VOoafTaes Of Paris, any but liberal and
9kitaHshTopie vieloS in the attempt to change
The un0uestionable rule Of maritime law In
re ard to privateering. Fheir proposition
,oas doubtless INTENDED to imply approval Of
tie pTiReiple that private property upon ne
ocean, although Il might belong 10 citizens Of a
BeIEqerHt state, should be e1empted from cap
tirre: and had that proposition been so framed
as to give fril effect to the principle, Il would
have received my ready assent on behalf OF
the United States.
The realization of the hopes Of those who
advocated this philanthropic measure seemed
at hand, when, for some unexplained cause
in the year 1857, under the Administration
Of MF. Buchanan, negotiations, so far as the
United States Government was concerned
eresuddenly broken off. On this subject the
editor Of the Times throws some light. Th5
conduct of President Buchanan, in thus
defeating the humane reform originated by
hiJpredecessor, must meet the condemnation
Of all humanitarians in his own as in every
other land. ------
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24

ResOlUsd, by the Committee of Safety of
the City of Memphis, That the LOUISVILLE
JOURNAL and the KNOXVILLE WHIG be
hereby declared suppressed, and that they be
ordered returned from this Office to their re-
spective publishers. D. TITUs, Prest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24

CRED, WmTE AND BLUE" The Green
Bay Advocate says: We noticed a lady in
the street on Saturday arrayed in red, white
and blue. She had red hair, a white collar
aud blue dress" rs ,raJ 81 q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24

One of the brigades composing General
siekles Division Is to be made up entirely Of
English residents in the United States. Coll
Austin is TO be the commanding officer, and
he is now engaged in establishing recruiting
Offices at diaeFeut points throughout the
North. The Office for the Western States is
Detroit. tHett' II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24

The telegraph states that the Virginia
troops voted for tho secession ordinance yes
tcrday, and another dispatch sagsthat largo
portion of them refused to take the required
oath of hostility to the United States. There
seems to be an Inconsistency here, but we
hope the latter statement is true.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
DIED.

In this city, Nav 2sd, OSCAR son Of John and
Emeline Recs, aged "A months aud days.
Funeral from the residence Of tho parents i47 Ohio
street this OFridAy) afternoon at o'clock FrisndB
Of the family arc invited to attend. -''-o l'lJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
DOUSE 81 aJRNNINGS.
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 3l1 Superior st., zap St1irLIs E-
---f- MARBLE Block.


........ -... Hs r y n - a Il r..
Twenty Acres, one nile from City lino-good sandy
loan soil. Sl25 per acre. ..-.-I l.. s.r..
Valuable Grazing Farm, In hillOughby-2sf acres
with House, Barn, Orcha'd q, &c. S35 per acre.
,Fifty- six Acres & miles from City S35 per ecre.
Prospect street, Brick Buiding Tor Store. and
Hamilton trest, House and Lot $50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
FOR SAFE or EXcHANqj

FClR BALE OK EXCHANGE.
Wilson Avenue, House and acres, with Fruit,
&C. Exchange for . Farm. -g Ha a...-r 7
COlanseF, q acres, with orchard also house and
one acre, near USlamer, on Plank Road. Exchange
for land near St Paul, MINI.
ValuAbe Water Power, on the Ohio Canal,
miles from City. kxehange tor City property.
Farm Of l53 acres ID WillOughbg, good Mouse,
Barn, Orchard, &c. wiz sell the whole 100 acres
and take hOss and iu the eity in part pay.
Five Houses aud Lot west OF krie street--a good
tenant pTOpery-t0 exchange for land near the City
and pas a difference in cash.
ScOyill Avenue-large twO-stOrF house and large
lot, barn. Eo. Exchange Tor land in part; balance
on long time. . rf. ---t. = -. i. . %.
and half mi es rom the Railroad depot A large,
handsome and we'll 6niahed stone house, barn and
IS acres Of land, With great variety Of choice ruit
to exchange i0r improved propertysin this City.
. Farm OF l2l Acres, on Plank Road, y miles from
City, large tWo-storY Brick HOase, good Barns and
Orchard soil sandy loan and muck-a superior
farm. VIII take pay one half IN house and few acres
near the cityi balance on time. -af-rL
kinsmRg Street, tWO-story House and Lot, To
exchange ton 3 farm and few acres near the City.
Greenwood Street. twO-Btory House and Lott To
exchange for farm.
Brick Tavern Stand and lOf acres, on one Of the
principal Plank Roads, y miles from the City; large
AID cOnyenient house and excellent Lad. To eX-
change in part for house and lot, few acres
thecity.
One hundred and sixty Acres Land-ln Lebanon
county, Michigan - per aers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
$Fass f0Nnara.

JAMES H. ODELL BRASS
& E9V y D y b And hfAEHFAGTURER Of
aieW doors rom superior street, Cleveland Oio 81.
. prepared 70 furniAh all kinds Of work used i0f
steam Neter OF Gas, and all the various articles
u.ed IN the Plumbing Baliness. 3esr Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily
andbrass WORK Of All kinds repaired. doo2Rs