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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

Drs7xrssaINe CAsUALTT-A HUSBAND KILLS HIS
VIZ AccIDESTALLY.-A.r. John Ellis, resident Of
Cbsptico district. st. Marys county, accidentally
Rot and killed his wife on the ID inst. They had
bsen plsyfuly swapping at each others pistol which
was supposed to be unlOaded, when finally the wea-
pom was discharged when in the husbands hands,
and the ball entering the breast of Mrs ellis,
caused her almost instantaneous death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

Great fun has been created in Turin By the dis
covery that golden crown, representing oak and
laurel leaves, which some enthusiasts presented
Victor Emmanuel, was purchased from 8 jew for
six thousand crowns-the Jew having purchased 1t
at the sale Of the effects of Fanny Elsler the dane
ing woman, whose name and the date Of its prssen-
tation to her in London, are engraved inside, and
have only Just now been discovered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

Coercion in Collecting the Revenue.
The steam frigates Colorado. Mississippi, Mime
seta and Roanoke, which are at Boston and Brook
lyn are to be put in a condition for sea. charged
with collecting the revenue in several southern
ports of seeding States. This policy, if adhered
to, will certainly lead to civil war.-Cia Enquirer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
pROCLA7TaTT0S.

eut.FG HARRIS. Governor of the - re ol -
% -, san see { ose prcsents-Greetingi Nhe''AS' I,
T. - - -. lp1gn TO m that certain John la 'heL ~
has oe' tsv-c Iit;ed f5al and airocious r-'GSt On
eh rs s A. f Noyerbef SEQ upon the body Of lava -
1.te al ouroo nty q Nc'ss, has A'a i''A 'uS''-'
runns sSefoye l. IsaAM C. EAEEIs Governor - NV
EeNi sr-st.ee mower aNd authority 10 me N's'ei ~ -.
BY ~ $3.50 auy person or peroo Nao - I'm
SusT % ~ siS ohn hacker and deyer ln @ ne ibsf
menu -. " O. Me.-s' Ia oraer -A.l ls'-0S ' ~
OF % " - laa and executed. ,-,-,,sr, nv hand
MY o nAo ~ tes ny whereof have esIeat, =, SCI Fc5 AT
~, aoI eause3 the grea e~' 49, w 80,
sSs-sIle the iIth dsy @. January, lSoi ,prrs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

New York CIrY RAILROADS PAY.-T1s H0'.a
saws the profits Of the New York street kaiirosae
are enormous. The Third Avenue road cost aoenl
1856 900 1t is represented By stock % ths Va'ue
Of 81, ,250 coo; which, not long since, vas quSseo 81
10 per cent or in ether words 1t returns 20 per
cent on FIVE times it's original cost. The sixth
avsnps road cost about $3.50 900, and is represent
ID by stock worth $500 900, which is valued at
17O. The EiVth Avenue road cost about $500
which is said to be worth 200 per cent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

TUsT received and for constantly fine article Of Para
ID nne varnh Of the best quality in quantities to suit gur-
c6asers BENJ T SHIELDS l. CO.
Also consignment Of Peruery Enyelops for saetS tne
trade jsn23-trI B. s. & CO.
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255.
nrar1rnr1oS N I.onn .

DEsrITUTIoS IN LoNDj
ors.-rbe London Rseanlzs G4sstss of the 17Ih IN
stant gives the following ace0ans Of serious bread
riots in that city:
"OWing 10 the coatinusnes Of the frost. and all
outdoor labsr being stopped, the distress and saf
feriDg that prevail in the metropolis, particularly
among the dock laborers, bricklaysrs, masons and
sboring clssses at the east end are truly horrible
Throughout the day thousands songrsgate around
the approaches Of the different Work-hoUses aud
unions, seeking relief but it has been impossible
for the officers to supply Ons-third that applied
This led to considerable dissatisfaction, and hun
Greds have persmbulatsd the streets asking aims ef
tns inhabitants and Of the passers By.
On Tuesday night much alarm was produced By
| az attack made on large number Of bakers
snops ID the vicinity Of the Whiteekspel road
and Commercial read, east. They were sur-
rounded by moo Of about thirty OF for
ty in number. who cleared the shops Of he bread
they contained and thea dscamped Last night,
however, affairs assumed more threatening char
aeter, and ssts Of violence we're committed By
some means it oecime known in The course Of the
afternoon, that the dock laborers intended to visit
Whitechapel IN q as sooa as dusk set in. and
that stack would be made on the pravision haps
in that locality. This led to general shuttiRr no
Of the shops throughout the East Ead-a precau-
tion highly necessary, for between and 9 o'clock
thousands congregsted 10 the principal streets and
proceeded in body from street to street An A.
tack was made upon many of the baker shops and
eating houses, and every morsel Of food was car
ried away. A great many thieves aud GissipAted
characters mingled with the mob, and many serious
acts Of violence we're committed The mounted DO
lice Of the district present. bat it was impossi-
bic for them TO act against large a bSdy Of pso-
pie. Tonight another attask is apprehended, end
much excitement exists. The streets are thronged
with groups OF the unemployed, seeking relief o.
the passers-by."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

Of thIrty-nine catastrophes in the United States,
during the past year, sos persons have been killed
2s3 wounded; of the former, the Lady Elgln dlsaE-
ter swallowed up 400. The tornadOes in Iowa Hi
nois and Pennsylvania and the shpwreeks on the
northern lakes are not included in the abOve in the
latter $50 lives were lost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

SEVERITY OF THE WINTEE IN EURoPE.-Lsttsrs
from Berlin describe the winter there as the sever
est that has been known since 1872, the yeas OF
Napsleon's retreat from Russia. From the ether
European capitals we have similar accounts, coupled
with sad pictures Of the distress and suferings Of
the working classes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

NOTICE.
7R have sold our Stock OF drooeres Liquors 6e'
w to Messrs. Joyn rTeano and take pleasure IN fe
them 10 Friends, and the Customers OF the ae
Arm of rsham Haaker merchants who ara N every way
worthy Of their confdenee and support ,,,,o,,,prs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

Nh. C,iImer of North Carolina made, for q South
ern man in these silly times very sensible speech
indeed, in Congress on Saturday. But he urged
what is totally impossible namely, that the North
ern people should consent 70 the permanent estao
lishment of slavery South of 36 deg, 80 min. Some
members of Congress may perhaps be brought tc
agree to such proposition, but when it comes be
fore the people to be voted on by them, it will shriv
el up and disappear. Besides, why perpetuate the
slavery agitation? 1t settled on November .
and ought never to be revived again as nationa
question.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

PsoBABLE REVOLUTION IN GREECE.-An Athens
correspondent of the London Times says that much
discontent prevails IN Greece in consequence Of the
continued violation of the constitution by King
Otbo. and revolution is not improbable. The King
has concentrated in himself the whole power Of the
government and tolerates no opposition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

Nashville. Tenn, January >5ta. iSl- 4,
-s;, Il 70 certify that the srrance COMPANY o. s
-, l,rsea al Rithmoud 10 the Latr OF Nl- It
- ~ All tbe requirements OF the Code on u'
sss, Insurance Corporao~s in sect OPS 5 ys3 -, 80 o5
s;or "a recurring dcpse with tie Coulusi - n , +,
,ts nd sa srs OF six per Bonds OF te e.s,. ~ "a
~ a 4 r. Peek are tie legally a-'u'il-5 ns 80 |
Company u '"- ''' " ] II DUNLAP, ComptroAeT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
PxsNost mrJSKC,

AN now receiving my Fail Stock Of Panofores from sne
following Factories which will be tho argest ever oeS "
the city eteinwsy SoDs a Gale Co.. Haynes BretneIs
HazIeton Brothers. Wu Kaube Co., Peters and Webb Ligat
Bradbury, and soeber Schmidt all Of which will BE ,od
at small advances cash negotiable paper All s
popular ut received together with Accodeons
yiolins, flutes Drum Brass Instruments &C. For bargains
Sc come to me" at number SO. JAS A. McCLUhE.
sept6-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09


,-,,nnt Of I.iatilitiesof Of the Company, due
or moi due to Banks other Creators,
to-wit: - c-o 10
ta 10 one ACeut....- w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

A DoNAT1oS FOR INDIGESr SPISsrEss "A be-
nevolent and eccentric maiden lady, Miss P. Town
send, by name died recently in Boston. In her
will she leaves $50 0C0 to the Home for the Relief
of the INDECENT Females in Boston, and $4,000 to
be applied to the support Of those females who, IN
legal phraseology, are called 'spinsters, or single
women. She says ia her will that she belongs to
the sisterhood and is in duty bound as she has the
meaus, to procure them shelter from ''the worlds
dread laugh" and quiet home. The recipients
are to be such as reduced By poverty not crime,
to be Americans and born of American parents;
they are to be Of the viriuous poor of this seserp
ton, who sresingle from chtiee or necessity she
saws the number will always be large Of those who
are too old or too feeble to labor for their support,
and have out-iyed their friends and trusts they
| will find the home happy asylum she also
leaves $50 OG0 TO snOthef home for destitute fe-
males and $50 900 10 the President ami Fellows OF
Harved College, for the benefit cf indgent students
Neither did she forget the ministers, for Rev DR.:
Dewey is made happy BY the receipt OF S9,VOV' ano
the same amount falls to Rev. Dr. Francis, profes.
| sor in the Divinity School of Cambridge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

o. F. BREsKE, Secretary.

er.rr M VIRGINIA, CITy or EIUINosa' to VII. ,,.,
s Iay personally appeared before me- Notary tu1's T
=, -. -, ,ressfs BoIilNG UANALJ- President aud o. p
1yy Secretary. the Insurance Company oi Ne S'a'
ti ana made oaih the ruth Of the foregoing s1a
In-gry mold bonds secured by lcn on real c-'l'
- - INIT of o-e bundled thousand dollars ana 'st m
- n real estate worth al least two hGnaei u0s-0 0-
"a fbrse arc tie fret Lens on said PROPERTY ,s-,
Given n.9ei 1' ~ j. L APPEEsON, \. 7.
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seeds.

G-srcE NASHVILLE Gas LIGHT Col
January 3. 1861.
TaXHE Board Of Directors q dis Company have oeerso
dividend per for the past six months PayaDie on
AND after the 10th inst. -. ,.a. bv
no 10 ner cent discount OF bills paid between the nrst
and fifth days OF the quarter, and per cent acoun' o " ~
P~ylnS O JAS H. KENDRIcK,
.7,1w Secretary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

THE Cs1p IN scorLAsD.-The Glasgow 6zgre"
states that one day in Christmas week ths tses1o
meter was actually in some paris Of S'0'Aa1 '''''
degrees below zero.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
CoxfrRoLIER's oFFIoF,

Nashvie. Tenn Jan p le6lD
III. l. o.r,if that the LloM INSURANCE CosPAEY, 10 ed
-, Ter ySrF fstatp Of New Y5.g, has compHel vii an
Te Of the Code, the SUBJECT of Foreign lsq
% o. ,DanIes in Sections a9S lU1 Inclusive IS ven
- he sct h os March ls0 chapter 2l5 section ~ Iq
i dspos with the Comntfoler OF twenty thouAu coias
OF psr cent Bonds OF the sac. , -, 49,. g .to
An tbat " j. MAKE the legally altnorzel gem o. Liz
Coupauy N he cts oFAa,byiile ate oJ Ie nese
s and r-7eval AM Losses promptly al stc1 and
pAl0 AZ ''4S '"' F0r W J. GARR, Agent
.o, No - Cclle,e street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09


vvy1Ts Is altogether Few medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries the vegetable kingdom, being on eIgre
reR abstract method OF cuTe irrespective o. an t GU @
worn out systems published BY accomplished quacks to the se1s
NJ Dr. Wright well knowing the deception pracsed upon the
uuinstel. his duty at to have TINS EA
c have even in adherence 20 s perfect AID undivided
control the whole physical when hs frame mas D
reduced cher medicines known 70 tne fearnaeo
poa Lave been vain. Long thought years o. pa;ens
investgaon and HR desPeaAdln M F 10 l1s sg
the Doctors Efforts, and be now offers te e, ~
ferng humanity the only thing that can cure INC '"H
dseases-namely:
slea,aI and Physical De- yression,
petsrDination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General Irritability,
ns'ss:ss:: ard an ss.gssfTPss. Ts.ssy Night
Loss Of Appetite,
DysFepsa,
Disorranza;ion Of the Organs of
OsOi'aiit Papitation Of the Heart,
And in fact all the concotants Of nervous and de6'aea
state OF the system.
AS StimuIant,
~ is q sV shave II Contnaes exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, as long as the least necessity
AS a Female Medicines
II and elective and restores the equilibrium
sooner and safer all the other medicines Nlr iGI &
flooded the market, and which are ony 1 ~ ss
son too that they are only from the eGusions Of minds
| gDoIant Q the Medical profession altogether
NO Minerals!
Dr. Wright tinBs 1t well TO stake biz proeSson4l cu-
on the fact minerals whatever fern tn .eas' i
Dsrts Of the Ingredients Rjuyenstng ENiT-e know
iu- what ruin enaied the community d OPIUM &
Generality to the debated, DR.. Wright would say Neve
dear No matter down you may be- 40 matter lg
Tst vsu arepo matter what have
at once hatever Las you depart from hygenlc prhcpes
I take his
HefuVenatinE Elixirs
And you Will fRi yourself new man-a prIae ns5s
he reverse to your friends and healthy sedd ana "OS
iaersfer Of the human family. - -, s.-.-s
Price 81 per bottle, three bottles lof 90 IH
ed Nv mail 10 all Taris of the United States -, c. -.
soI y ali respectable ugg throughout the United States
and Canadas The trade'supplied al a LOere us'O~N'
| For sale by the proprietsrs =, ~O
q and Isl Charres street,
New Orleans, Lai
soJin Nashville by HendershOtt, Berry Demoviiie
wing PeBdeton, and al responsioie dIusElses w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
', Nv secre.ary Of state.
Is. \. ...sr,ryv ON.

The given me o, 81, n'I1s5 bsh Is very sioop houisr
p ef age so s,e enc sde Of his breast ~ &c On,
' s.s ' sssss ~ y. .s65 @ss ssiI ss when na IS ,
r doe9 srps1S. @ @ one boe made jeans Sac i, ieli AL oi
b.r-ga5rtr Tenn where be has rsi '''' JanIaia,v2t
,..f-.|ls.,l n a ayer.iseT copy -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
TIE GLOBE=
r.e nmoinn paner ,f Congress.

n prJBIIs now INV annual Prospectus Of The Daily G1ooe
and ne Congressional GoOs and zsi ~ sspibs p that
Congress Wiz the first Monday OF next @
shall resume pu6lsniag tne aool Hs men their charac
ter end therefore It needless to give minu
the kind Of m after Trey win contain
I iI Io6 Will contain report Of the Debates IN both
branches Of Congress as taken down 10y =
to any corps Of short in this or in sny oher eo
tr majority OF them WILL each. be able to repor 0eToIsl
ten Thousand words hour, while the average oi
hundred words an kour When the debates CT DAY do no
coed columns they win appear IN 1 5s % ps " @ day
together editorial articles as may be pass
ing events. ,.uS,,. 81, eo,,a,n n re.
port OF all the Debates Congress revised py me Re-
Messages OF the President % @ nsnarnents the Laws
aud passed the session. aud copious Edexes 70 an NJ
tosEe each number containing sleen ; - ackneeired
make it believed. at least 2OOO pages ms ID -
70 be the cheapestwork sold in any country, wese
print or printed FROM manuscript taxing for dasS 'ne a'
eraqenunber Of words it contains, ,,,o-.
The coming session, will without doubt. De - @ ba
estng because WILL in great measure PC
policy Of the President elect and the Globe WIZ pe
for many years past, the only source iroM "HiNA
% ,n1ressjeI Globe and Appedig pass free throgs
the mails Of the United States will be seen by e
loving Resolution passed BY Congress tne o'n
Jt RESOLUTION passed providing for the distribution Of the
| Laws OF Congress aud the Debates thereon
With view to the cheap circulation OF the laws OF
and the debates contributing Interpretation thereof
and TO make the communication between Inc
A G Il essSd Sg he Senate and Of Reresetatige,
of United etaes Of AnericG dn 0ongresS SsSf5s% tna
f and after present session Of Congress- the
al Io5 and Apped, which contains the laws ana tre He
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| the Daily Globe free Of postage.
| Approved, Augusta, 1852.
/ TERMS.
Fer COPY Of the Daily GLOBE for four month U
For cspy the Congressional Globe and Appendix GofDs
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| epmpsny it. - ,rhsv. 4. s,,b
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| Gbs 9asbbiIIe Onion ann 9msritan

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s,ed This Is tih there aDX be departure
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WEEKLY UNION AMERICAN s. per dn1ul1 an ddcGnce
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

Is Ut True Pink, the New York correspondent
of the Charleston Courier, says in late letter:
There is a combination here among the various
commercial interests to iDjure the South Many YES
sells lying in this port which were about to start
South. have been detained by the obstacles thrown
in their way The rate of insurance had been ad-
anceJ in same companies from one.haf TO four per
cent upon risks Of this character, and some refuse TO
insure cargo with State clearance. Some OF the
bankers have refused purchase bills drawn against
cotton thus shipped. Notwithstanding all this capt
Murray, of the Nashville, has been before the VI
.ac+o,S IF tho LARGEST insurance companies-the At
Iantic. Sun. &c-and they prOfessed to be perfectly
satisfied and willing to take risks on Charleston YES
sells and cargoes as usual There is screw loos'
| somewhere
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

HAVE owed my entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors ToDsc
CO. segars &c, to No. I3 and is Market srest ware
house formerly occupied by Messrs Hugh AeCrsa
/ will be pleased meet old customers sRd lrlenSS
Ilaye associated with Mr. Geo F. Akefs, WIN Nn11l
" continue business under the syle1nd firm OF Bel q Akers.
return thanks former patrons e1d ask
OF their favor to the new frIn. oHHA'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

Distress IN LoNDoE. Late intelligence from
London represents the distress prevailing in the
British metropolis as fearful in extent Indeed, 1t
seems to prevail in degree much more than pro-
portonaie to the extent Of the population OF Lon
don over ether towns in the empire, and this must
arise from the immense number Of persons resident
there, whose living is only procursble when lne
weather is moderate. The police 0fices are be-
.ieged every morning with men aud women who
are ia distressed condition; and though the be-
nevolence, which so strikiDgy chsrscierizes thein-
habitauts Of London, has been put into active oP-
eraticn, yet there must be great mass of suffering
which never meets the pnblic eye.
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CIRCULAR.

N.savr1nr, January Isl. 1901;
Nv HAVE THIS DAY associated Witn us ~ -
TnospsoS formerly OF BcNsiry Co., and VIII
the business under the frm Of ~,
HORGFELD THOmPsON
Thanking you for past favors, We . Sole. .n nl'
Jour PA1onAs''o Yours very resi- ectfully,
BORGPELDT & GUNTRATH-
p SAL persons indebted TO u.s. wiz please st.e sne, 40
counts ht an early dae.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

vxxuE DISABLING house lately occupied by Gov. II. s.
Foos On Vine street between Church and Union e5,:
streets For particulars enquire Of Gtascoek at
Evans & 90. Geol--a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09

STATISTICS of the Roman Catholic Church, from
1865 prove its steady progress in the United States
Durne, the last year the foundations of thrsy-slx
new churches were commenced. In 1905, there
were only sixtyeight priests, eighty churches, ana
two bishops in the United States In lS6V tners
were 2.225 priests 40 bishops, and 1889 ehnrenss
hill has besn introduced in the Senate Of Nor'a
Carolina TO repeal so much of the COnsttn.lo- r.
the Senate as prohibits Israslitss from no'aAs y
Ace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
DYssoLUFION! !

~ 49, netsesn samuel i!sssia" i!.stslI ,u - y
Peter alabIe, under inc hr,a ~ mn r,5,tsS Consent.
eS q y sss: s.sss q z Ga;is5. 515 N y
@ gas }uI poser receipt ,rm fer ,i Will present them
pr. i-Ea- ea'uls against Us - bs- ihev will be pail
' 'A5 saIe lal'iS- = HENSliAW q lA-a-'iA''
-"14'..g, January 9Th, ls5l
a HENsHAws Fk.
a. HleIlsEg. szs z HESEHAW. -.
ls sru Asve this Day purchased .hs TT SIe and will
l es accouuts Il sesl7iA NV - Essrket street. Al
l.---s '-e Il tbe old stand NO % .- Nv note or
a11seyes be indebted @ ne sane to US,
and all claims IA .,he AZ arm u be PAID ly U''
tleg 1ecluslla -.
ta,.>lg - ~IHont Peter Tamble as cur AbeA'
--'7 'oT rs and IN oar nanss .,r 4 SONS
Nashville, JsHuarv es ,ec, N ssnl0dlE-Hln