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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

The following appears leading editorial N tne
Richmond ErGmiser:
Through channel that is deemed sure, and which
is certainly direct. theedor Of this newspaper has
received a statement Of the actual plan OF Lincoln
and Scott regarding the State of Virginia. They
propose invade iE at three points and with strong
columns on or Immediately before the day of cleo
ton for the purpose Of preventing the ratification
OF the ordinance Of secession by the people. The
neuf the stsp of invasion is taken Il will be ne
cessarily known by telegraph and by exaggerated
rumor d every corner of the country. II win pro-
dnce great excitement a huge uprosr; the whole
population viii ay to arms. The polls, with all per
sond intere viii be forgotten. The mere idea tia.
&C 1kl hostitles have begun VIII be enoughto swsl
10 W MP all other r. fect0n and thought. Every
in the Commonwealth will be occupied with that A
vote even approaching 10 fairness, under sach cir
cumstances will be not oaly improbable and difficult
but actually impossible for the voters OF every age
will be either volunteers in camp On their way
to the places of rendezvous The universal scquies
cence of Easter and Southwestern Virginia in the
| Ordinance is of itself enough TO render the vote
slender Tie people believe there is no use
| in going thr ugh that empty formality.
Thy will let the election 20 By default, while
the dieaFsoed portions CT the Northwest, and all
that trsitoroos party ur der the lead Of Garlic and
| his gaug-far moro numerous than is generally
supposei--sre fully organized and ready fcT action
It ID also believed that large part of the lac SUB
| uiissioais.s elsewhere than in the West, loud as
they now are in their professions Of Southern son
timents will; sink to the polls aud cast their votes
against the independence of the South; at least.
this is the calculation Of Lincoln and his colleagues
and this their pI ojsct concoctsd on the advice Of
Garlic ard other Submissionst trsitors OF the Vif
| ginis CouVeutel, who left Richmond unhung; and
| W,ose fempor' ~ acquisscence was not purchased,
| IS that Of many others. by good and fat
| of 9es ct home. This plan receives the immediate
/ and Garnet sanction Of GeD. Scott. Il aecords
rrit h ID 1hn1p af ms mill
writer ksosrs that has for half lifetime been The
| freau Mt host { Geo. Scott. that he Guild have
| prevented the EuI iica' Ordinance of nth Car
| lne in 1882 By prsrsnfing election, he Wauld
| certainly have be had he been allowed to have
HIS orn way ,h.n. Now he has the chance to con-
vert his theory rraeliGe. Amid the great tumult
aad moral ear h9ulke " ieh the entrance Of Fed
ersl r-ops il Virginia territory Will for some days
,rsduca every Sub niseionist in the State vii
he p H. d while the cit will he only occupied
| wi'h rbe sho' GIT Of resistance. The information
| given US is su: hof4tiTe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
General scott.

The Petersburg Express says that gentleman of
that city, who saw General Scorr last Saturday,
says:
He is a complete wreck Infrm, equity and over
whelmed with the lashiugs of guilty conscience,
he has become sort of terror to all around him.
his Aids tremble IN his presence and his petulancy
prevents him from giving any one civil answer.
'.Old Abe" 1t is said is absolutely afraid to go
Fuss and Feathers" the latter has not forgotten
and never Will. the remark of Lincoln to Rev Dr.
Fuller, th4t he was "ScOtts legal master" Scott.
who was present at the time of the interview,
managed to restrain his passions until the Doctor
and the members of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION left, but they had scarcely cleared the
room, before he let out on Lincoln. At time it
was thought that Cameron and Seward would have
to interfere to prevent personal collision. Scott
rayed like man, and told Lincoln that he was
stupid fool most consummate ass, and lavished
sundry otter choice epsheis upon the devoted head
OF. his illegal MASTER Our informant states that
he finally worked himself up into such pas
that his mel vous system could no longer stand the
shock, and he was conveyed to bed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
Tel.rraphIc Reliability.

The public should believe nothing in the teie>
graphic dispatches that are under the surveillance
of DESxIsoS the Ohio Governor. As soon as we
can make other arrangements We intend te get
more reliable reports. as an example Of the utter
fslsty of these dispatches, it is stated that DRON
,,ooLE. the secesSiOnist who so inhumanly
treated in Indiana some time ago and was fore, d
10 leave the State has returned to that State with
500 rangers, and is committing great havoc among
Republicans. Now Mr. DRoMGooLE was yesterday
mustered into the service of Tennessee by Assistant
INSPECTOR General SOLDIER We cannot tell wheth, T
or not he will return to Indiana, but we know that
he burns to meet his prosecutors aud slanlereTs
q fair field Of equal combat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

TIE BIccKADE-For two davs past our pert has
been without the presence of the Niagara. which
vessel has lett for parts unknown She has been
reported off Savannah in company with the brig
Perry and has been seen off North Edisto. but at
present we have no certain information of her pc
stion The Hunt ess has also been observed near
this bar, bot she has also left. Our port is conse>
quenty without obstruction at the moment and
yesterday we had several arrivals from foreign
ports; among them = cargo of molssses from Car
dpnas AID British brig with pig iron and coal
from Glasgow. The latter has been taken up to
return TO the sam port, and has been engaged full
Of Sea Island Cotton at the enorm freight Of
2}d per pound. Such freight has not been given
the memory of the oldest nhabitant.-C Charleston
Courier BIN Is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

SEIzURIs oF BOiTs.--lEs steamer Sovereign
DIV n between New leans aud St. Louie, knd
uni for he Ia ter port, was yesterday seized By
order Of G'n. Pillow, Snd nos lies at our wharf,
vi h ettchment of the Crockett Iavinelbies,
Capt. Sam. Whi sitt on board as guard. The
Sovereign is heavily laden with sugar, c7ffse,
mol1sse3, etc.
When We Jeff the levee last evening, the steamer
Prince o! Wales, owed by the Illinois Central
R1iroai Company, Pes. Lodwiek, AID G. W Grs-
hsul. the last named individual one Of the Moguls
at Cairo, was monentsrily expected. 1t is geper-
ally understood. however that our frie1ds at Hsie-
"a have anticipated Us and have secured one of the
bes; boats the Mississippi to add to the Arkan-
sss fsef OF captured War steamers -ksaqphis Ard-
lancbs, Aay 20
a dispatch from Gen. PILLOW to Gen. AxDEssos.
dated at Memphis the 20ib, says: 81 have tsker
military possession Of tugbast at this place, and
ordered The arrest Of another oue at Randolph
Both belong % Piltsburg"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
Missouri.

We have private information from Missouri that
enables US 10 state our firm belief that she will not
lorg remain in her present subjugated and enthra!l
ed condition. Federal bay onets have driven her
SONS TO assert their rights, and they will ere long
be ready to maintain them. Her gallant and hardy
sons will never submit to the yoke Of bloody
tvrant, who has caused women and children to be
ur5ered in the streets of her metropolis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
PROCLAMATION.
Governor Of the state Of Tennessee

THNO shers of the counties q Warren Cannon Coaee
van Burrn Frar Il Lincola. Giles, Bedford, Marshall
Marry, Ruths rfgr viii ansOD, Hicsman Hardin, VA ne
Lawrence In sad ateGfestre: Iou are LerehJ eemneea
to cucp and no an eleetUn at places Il old elsc
tnus in respective counties, Sh las Ct June ue1
haing the requ!r BY az ~ the election OF
Mai reIera for the "a ysaf Of TIRE Mill istf sii STATE
10 si division due TeiUrn thgretf make
to ne accnri.ng 10 lAE- ,
In testimony whereof, have hereunts set nv hand
and cau-el the grea seal - said Sst- 10 be saixed
r. at Nashville, tine 18th day Of April, 1861
- by the Governor: Is1AA O. HAEKis-
Il. RAY Secretary Of State.
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InsnIvent Nntlce.

LII persc having rsms ssins; the estate o. Ann WI
son deesei heeny noard file them with the Jerk
Of the County urt Jf Yessley county tennessee his o E,
Dresea before the 6sh Gay Of August net sud
eaticp and pro dstr having esfd TIN insl
vency Of sal estate Clerk favi appointed that DAP
for the adudcation CT the claims against the slae
ROSs, admir-. De bonis
o. the esta Of Ana wilson, deceased.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
specimens of Northern Civilization.
From the New York Tribune.

1--WE mean to conquer them-not merely to de-
feat but to conquer to SURROGATE them-and We
shall do this the most mercifuly the more speedily
we do it. But when the rebellious traitors are
over whemed in the field and scattered like leaves
before an angry wind must not be to return TO peace
fl and contented homes. They must find poverty at
their rssideS, and prirdtioa in the anxious eyes Of
mothers and the rags OF children" t
From the Cincinnati Commercial
The Secessionists of St. Louis and Missouri must
submit If they will not otherwise, they will be
shot and stabbed and stamped into submission.
There are ten thousand well armed Federal troops
at St Louis If the number must be doubled or
ouadrupled in order to rvet the iron handed grip
of the Government upon that position, the troops
will be forthcoming
From the Philadelphia Sunday Transcript.
The point has been reached where forbearance is
a crime against our country. The seeding States
fop five months past have been perpetrating con-
tinuaI series of outrsges against the Constltu-
ton against the common courtesy OF nations
and States against all public decency and
rights Whatever may have been their com
nIaints or wrongs, they have rescrted not to
snv remedy Of them. but to disgraceful vio-
lence robbery, "A rider and treathery. They have
snurned all onois OF Cancellation or adjustment;
thew have lnaupursied wholesale schemes OF revo-
luton: they have made war upon the mon SIMPLY
because attempted TO victua Its starving sooiers
and they have attacked and murdered volunteer
troops peacefully marching to defend the capital.
virginia and Maryland are not out of the Union,
and vet instigAted and applsuded by the cotton
States. they commit monstrous acts OF avowt
treason. Baltimore has capped the climax by It's
cowardly assault upon unarmed men, ny iIs pro-
tai murder of many of them
Now the time has come to end all this. The slave
holding States must BE- taught lesson that viii
never be frgotten-a lesson OF FIRE and blood Their
threats, busters, arrogance and ontrages must De
forever terminated. They must be made to feel
that they cannot and dare not arrest and assault
onr Union and our flag. They are as weak as
thew are Insolent The gigantic strength, the supt-
ror civilization and the boundless resources OF the
free States are able to carry dessolstion from the
p,,o,nac 70 the Rio Grande. The whole North from
Maine 10 Cafo MIA although usually slow to wrath"
paIent and for bearing is at least iearessy aroused
The decendents Of the heroes of Bunker Hill Sara
toga. Brandy wine, Tippecanoe, Chippewa, and Fort
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
Hnn.lf. s. Faote.

This gallant intrepid and eloquent champion of
,,,- cause. who has fought more battles for the
Trn;on while it was worth saving. than all the
pIooL Republicans in the North and all their allies
q, the South Is doing noble and effective service in
u.s, Tennessee for Southern independence. He
r,eets and denounces Toiyism and Black Reaubli-
c.nism in that section the fearless and able man.
uer that distinguishes him.
John F HorsE, Esq the gallant young champion
from Montgomery, is also doing splendid service in
the mountains. and the result will be seen in the
election, June sth
Both of these gentlemen spoke at Knoxville on
Monday.
The following dispatch was received from Knox,
vile last night:
..FoOrp and HousE made splendid speeches. En-
thusiAsm great" "
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL or THE SOUTHERN Con-
PrpEKAcY.-The Montgomery AdUTtiseT says that q
Is now settled, beyond perad enture' that the Cap
al Of the Southern Confederacy is to be remoV'
q Richmond, Virginia, shortly The direct vote upon
ehe subject having been taken on the lin ihst'
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A Coco Farm for sale.

NNTE o6sr for sale the place vhieh CsssAn has
AH since 1855, and known he Rogers land. Dng
yellow Greek Dickson e"unty Tenn. partly on shs stage q
Sthin nile WiiliHmsvle and ties niles Of the
Vile NOrth~ Railroad hsalt7, psaant and =
tfu part Of reun-ssse Said and conzsns aboat hand
ninety aes-sighsy cleared, and abcut nny =
God land 70 clear; isn good state Of cnluEson, Eih
rah { dEeng hous0s ho1sss ETC. Also Two q
orchards, and sevesl falling springs Of ezceieni "a
veil timberd and certainly se made ons q ne nos
rable tsek farms In this section Of eou1trs We Pron
bargn this land and gl se cash. ans siie in
est FOR further information call Jaue1 1cnsilys
Tennes--s Tivsr BYRn 4 BROTEkH
Union and Anssricaa copy. and eAArgs <daocas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
snseIyenrNUlice.

LII PERSONS having claims sgsins; Ae estate o. DAVIS
deceased ave reny notified them with tn Clerk Of
re unity county, Tennessee at hes oe in
Drssoeu 18th dayof August nez for sjudi
ton and Or rata htvios suggested TIE so
yeny estate, leik having onted that day
for tie ajudc.tion Of = claims agsins: he
W r RJ9s, Adna:strs or,
Of the estate e " Davis, deceased
usy<-wstpr'sfeeS3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
FOR THE
Nashville shelby EragOOnS.

"A Ell Epauy equips and ready for service, and that
th ar in eisy horses All persons disposed to
rheir Stae furnishing horses, Sl pl'se report
san e; peIs hVg torses for sale The enkers
this c0psny ing odeT their services il expected OF
n vi ssi hanrh ice if allie furnish
the ses All ass'ink sell, will p Ase Iepor
AsF ". l.. Horn, No 10 s,uh l'ese. st Hammers
Stab >, ron street " L HORN Captain.
FRNNrL LAND, S'Cy. msy2-2E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
NORTH GAROLINA'S
RESPONSE TO LINCOLN !

MONTGOMERY. May FL Gov. Ellis telegraphs Pres
ident Davis that North Carolina has passed an ordi-
nance of secession unanimously.
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sale of DRUGS ntAnealen.

I'm Monday Z7h Msy, 1861, siil sail At auction the q
Of Drues sed to ne trust, By 0tspar Spnnztr,
IN me s.r formerly r,ea By him lte % Asd
treet a fsE dos ss1 4 Of the Puole square.
Terms o. SALE.
Au,uuz Under $50 cash over that aaoans b nod
tine. Tor NOES y ell endorsed, payable in bans
" SPRINGER, TTasts'
For informa;i,r.pp to Esln Peadlsson . Co. e I'd
Il Harrison Eg4-
ma,J -dt.8
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
Notice.

UNOR obvious compelled, ram and after this
n date, to adopt tn e1clEsive ASH 8. stem
All oriers ioOiG attention, BE- accompanied
BY q remittance sufkcen: TO the
mav4-dtUkwIa LAHIkR PHILLIPS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

GCERRHLA WARgAEE.-The newspaper press of
Virginia constantly urging on the people of that
State the importance of organizing companies 10
operate guerlllas in the present war. They say
truly that if the South should be invaded, these
bands of guerrillss, armed with rifles. could hang
about the TANKS Of the invading army, and, with
small risk TO themselves, do terrible execution in
the ranks of the enemy. The presence of these
small squads of men. harFassing army on its
march. picking oil man here and there, is calcu-
lated 70 create CONSERVATION in the ranks sooner
than. anything else, and men who could walk up to
the mouth of 4 cannon without blanching, would
turn pale at the thought of march exposed at
every moment to the deadly rifle of q guerrlll a.
Those who DO not formally join any company can
form themselves az home into small squads and
then in their neghborhOod is invaded. they can
hang bout the invading army, firing at them from
behind trees, barns fences; occasionally making
charge upon the flank at the enemy when it can be
done effectively. in such way men who do not
belong to the regular army may be able to do good
service for their country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
HOLMAN'S ARNORYi
AffcntiOm ChPaths.m Rifles

IL those already connected with any othsr Hii'tarI
~ ethyl and wiling 70 serve under ne ioilosng LA
0fers ersspeef ny requested 70 meet AZ Holman Ar
No. 50 Cherry stree, at - O'elek TO sight X Nc
Csptsn, r. Uheahan lst Lisu'enank JaEsss EFsrett
Lisut.n ut z. Glars u Lieutenant, B. s. Patterson
Minor Smi Ensgn Come one, Cone al.
api20
LARGE arrival Of superior Corn Meal and oooP Esd j
ap25-tf RE,J SHIELDS 4 co
FIRUR. MEAL AND GRAIN SACHS
HNTE vii keep en- iand 9 supply o. SACKS manuals
~ By 2 Read q Smyrna snd prepared % TAX
ders or Flour sacks p intel IN any desired style.
spRI-dIn ARNs7BAD ID
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% As
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY,. MAY lss, 1881.

viii run ~ foiiOEs- IN isso9ss hsaiFpsa
GOING HAST
Leave Nashville at $50 A and alspu
AfriVe AZ chattanooga Zoo n aas EaeA
COMING WET,
Leave Chattanooga al s:ls A n and 7aopu
arrive AZ NASHVILLE st3i5 and 7.s0lM
sNHE Tra leav rg Nashville at so eaup..,. =,
trace win saslhyviie Rraneh, Il TnlIaaoua sb sfc,,
vile snd aAtSarsteF Railroad at Dechepd th Tisro
and Aahaml Ri rrsi 49, "'1S17sla<
The TIsi15 l-sVing Sazhvslisa A. 3.tspM $1,000,
rsce with Shelby lille Branch, a. svenso5 80
Charisson Ealroat and At Chaftsaooga Vim R,-t n -
Goo and We tern and Atlantic Railr, "a - $3.50 -
through Ticsets . TIE fOlozIDg no ~. a.. =.
at OEics, De -~% 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

HELLIsH SUGGEsTIoS.-The Westchester DemocrG
reminds the Pennsylvania volunteers that Baltimore
has always been celebrated for the beauty of its
women that 1.-THE fair were ever the reward Of
the brave and. that Beauty and Booty was the
watchword at New Orleans. "-RichmOnd Wing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

Nashville and Chattanooga Hals
road Company.
SUPERINTENDENT Owen,
Nashville, 1e AIrl -, lesi.
To Whom this May Concern
T17HE Nashville aa1 Chattarects Railroad Company u
TsLsFtr.
FREE OF CHABGE,
against the Cou9aDy, ali vClRseer conpSnies, Supplies Al
hu"itots - War. iDende for The de Of The Solth II
COnmsn Ocer viii Re uifei furnish he Rorxars
Agent VII ersheate sheW ng a. number Of d
OF eight transported.
THIS prop stiou will apply GiviEaiB, hat a Goa
20 orga 1izs1 cUm sanes.
msyi BF&s E.w COLE, sap j
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22
The Murmurs OF d .scORGenC-The Novel;
~ Wearing orr.

Some OF the Northern papers are beginning to
bring US evidences o: the discomfort that is manifest
ing lis eff amorg LINCoLN'S soldiers. now that the
novelty OF the war is wearing of, under rough
usage and hard fare. We copy few specimens.
From h New Y -rE News, May &C.
We are favored with the iollo~ing Interesting
and authentic letter written by private In the New
Y rrk 6g.h htyiment al George own, 10 his wife IN
this city, detaing the privatIOns aud Ill trt atment
IN which be and his comrades are SUBJECTED and
which it v ou'd seem they are prevented from max
Ing generally known To the public by s. stem of
espionage over their letters sent home. 1t Will De
read Nth much interest. This letter came, as will
be seen by 4 r,u,e which evadec camp espionage {:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-22

A y y'ISs Z; za-...sr.ns ana sssa ,.s n. ;.
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New Books I!
MILITARY.
ST scrscz ey war; Tetcs Cfcers Of Infantry, Cav
arP Try sefrg courendium Of Infantry Comp daty,
field TT aca,ion ard coast defeLee, tor sale By
hAuAN W.
NJoW ready ard f.r ssleIy ooo
DeBsyg;s Review.
a ,. HAGAN CO.
rayel-H Al cOlisgesIees'
Drug notice.
ENRON fh. date we will sell exclusively for CASH The
u sent Of REr8 eompes Us 20 adopt this course,
nayz.-t; DEMoVILLE CO
JAMES HT'LAUGHLEN & CO.,
(sucCzsoRs A. sENKIss)
G : nimIssIoIa. Feed & Produce Mereh1nTsS
DEAlxRs
Ray. OATS, coEN, BRAN AND FEED sTUy1,
NO. sOU7H XARKE7 STREET,
NAss;vELLE, TENNESSEE.
may22-0
HAMS, HAMS.
%O0O LBS sugar Cured canTSssed Hams, jaSt reseiv-
OOOO ed A-1 i0r 5 Iais 3 MLAueHLIS aco.,
rzsya2-a No. 8 Market street.;
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
0N 600 LBS Sides and Shoulders, just received
~ OO~' 1' JAMES III M'IAuGzLIN co..,
r,syso-.f No. Market street.
LARD, LARD.
ard 50 Kegs prime leaf LAID just received
Z " anu '0' JAMES M'LGUGHLIN & CO.,
maya Not Market street
FAMILY FLOUR.
GOO BAGS Extra Family Flour Superior White for sale
ZqSe By JAMES MeLAUGHLlN a co.,
Inay22-ti No. 8 Market street,
FuESH MEAL.
~ n BAGS bolt~d and COCO bsgs unbolted Neal, Of
81 , which We daily receive from mill for sale By
- - JAS McLAL GHLIN & co,
uaav2.-t, No south Market street.
CORN, CORN. sd
200 BAGS Corn GA fGT is's a! Z No..
1900 No. Market street.
5OOBAd' H''5 JAMES n s. S r & CO..
sasyza-a No. Market tEest
SHEP sTUFF.
gAas shorts or Shin Stuff for sale by
SSsa JANEs M'LAUaHLtN CO..
S,nsvSa1G No. Market street.
NOTICE.
ESRoM aad after this sill sell Feed aad Poiree sx
Il e'1s''s'' ''' 'A'-' JAMES HLAuaHLrN ooz
nssas-H NOE A''f'' s''s'1
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W arN otices

From M d after this date we will sell Goods
ExCLUsIvELY FOR CASH.
ygyE axs iny Il GGiirs compes to pur'ue this
ur.s, wish IL distinctly understood that this rule
will Grp.y 70
EVERY ONE,
and hope that NJ enc viii fsk to deVats from 1t.
Reing pay 'sR for srticlr We Pu chase we
and re pubic gsnsraly viii AZ once see the
Justice aud prapristy OF such course or cur p+r-
feigrcn rHJMP. ON & co.
A. @ K A, B BEECH
! Y. BEECH
u: G McNAIRY & Co,
~,ps-ca-lp, D ECMPHREY.
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a s CoLYAE AND Col. NAT. Ma TlN--We learn
that Col NAT. MARTIN and A. S. CoLYAR, Esq., are
dling gallant and noble service in the cause OF
Southern Independence in Bedford county. They
are known as stannch and eloquent champions Of
the Uuion until the tyranny of the Federal usurper
became intolerable, when they buckled on their
armor to 90 forth IN championship of the oppressed
South. We look for glorious results from their
labors in old Bedford as both of them giants in
any cause IN whose defence they engage.
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A Washington dispatch to the New York EUsaing
Post SAYS Judge NELSON writes from Tennessee
that the Union men Of the eastern section of the
Safe will give 20 600 majority against secession -
The Judge" has been a "highhorse" for some
time past bus be viii subside after The sth of June,
when us nnCs Ine SLate HlHnot 60 ~ his bidding
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UCToN Of Express Package and Miscellaneous Al
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