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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

A SCENE IN BALTIMoRE.-As scene Of great
confusion took place at the Camden station
10 Baltimore, on the evening Of June SOth,
which is thus related by a local paper:
A large crowd we're assembledt 10 witness
The departure of the TweDty-secOud Ne"
York Regiment for Washington. The regs
ment, which is under the command oil Col.
Walter Phelps, aud numbers IoO men, bad
just arrived ia this city 10y way OF the Norlh'
ern Central Railroad, and marched through
the streets to the above point. While the
men we're entering the covered portion of
the depot, one OF them, in entering the car.
made mss-step upon the platform. aud
falling to the ground. his musket was DIS
charged, the ball from which entered tn"
foot of a boy standing near by, without.
however, doing any serious injury. just
Al This moment, the captain Of one OF the
c IN Danies gave the order to his men TO dis
charae their guns III the air. which order
wa at once Obeyed. The crowd, supp sl 6
IL was directed at them, sought safety III
flight. aud for a time scene of the utm0s
excitement prevailed. Every one Sas, OF
course, anxious to get out OF the way cI
harm. and men. women aud children rushed
pel.lnelI from the place. A numter were
knocked down and trampled upon; but,
fortunately, no one was SERIOUSLY injured.
The officers exerted tn, mselves to restore
order and having succ, eded, II was ascer-
tanned aud made known that the order to
fire was cansed in consequence of the sol
diers having been forbidden TO enter Tue
cars with loaded muskeis. aud had no COT
nectiOn With the accidental discharge of the
gun referred 10 above.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
TnE UNIvEnsAL GRIEF Of the LOYAL people

THE UNIvEUsAL GRIEF of the loyal people
of the loyal States of the Union over the
grave of Douglas, like the sorrow manifest
ed upon the death of Clay and Webster.
and like the mourRCul exhibition of national
woe when Andrew Jackson was gathered
back to the bosom Of his Maker. is thought
ful commentary upon the party prcjudices
aud passions that surround and embtter
the active life of an American statesman in
his struggles with his opponents. When
God calls our great ones hence. we cease to
wrangle over their merita; and, while yield
ing to the Omniscient decree. we testify our
regret at the lOss. and our repentance for
our injustice TO the departed. by clustering
around their grave ana praising the very
virtues we were ever too ready to deny
them when they lived among and led the
0rowds OF men.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

THE LARGEST H0TEL IN THE WORLD.-The
largest hotel in this country. or in the
world, is said to he he Lindell House, now
nearly completed in st. Louis, Mo. 1t is
272 feet front; 277 feet deep; liz feet high
and fronted with cream coOred magnetism
limestone. It's cost, unfnrnished. will be
$6OO,OOO II has 500 rooms, and can re-
ceive 1900 guests. The ST. Louis Democrat
says:
The brick laid in its walls number 8, 8,000.-
600, sufficient to pave an area Of over 80
acres. This is in addition to 5000 pprches
of rubble stone in the foundation, 5000
cubic feet of cut stone in the fronts. and
other stone-in all costing over 100000.
If bOarder desires 10 take walk through
the wide aud lofty corridors before break
fast, he may travel one and quarter miles
without going over the same floor twice.
Besides the marble flooring and other flag
ging, 800. 900 feet Of lumber have been used
in its floors, aud it will require $4,000 yards
of carpet TO cover them. Some IL. ZOO feet
of gas pipe are required to light it, with
many thousand burners; 100 600 lbs of lead
and 10000 lbs of iron pipe to supply it with.
water besides that for heating it. Forty or
fifty miles Of bell wire will Oe required, and
three water tanks. containing 10000 gal
Ions or so tons of water will rest upon its
roof, which water is pumped up with steam
engines.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

mr. T. J. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Surgical Insti
tnte "a on Sacramento street. below Montgomery,
opposite The Pacific Mail Steamship Company Ofice
San Francisco. California, The Doctor offers free
consultation. and asks no remuneration unless he
effects a CURE
SpermntOrrh4R.
Or local weakness. nervous debility, low spirits,
Iassi,ude weakness of the limbs and back ndisposi
tion and incapabHty for labor and study dulness of
apprehension. loss of memory. aversion to society,
love of Solitude timidty self distrusi. dizziness.
headache involuntary discharges pains in side aifec
tons of the eye impIes the face, sexual or other
in6rmites in man. are cured by the justly celebrated
physician and surgeon, l.. J. Czapkay His methed
of curing diseases is new unknown to Ohers,) and
hence the great success All consultations by letter
or otherwise, tree.
Address. L. J. CLAPhAf, NJ. D.,
ial3.3m San Francisco. Cal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
NOTICE.
OFFICE IRoSaDEs s. NJ. Co.
~

OFFICE IRoNsDEs s. NJ. Co.
Virginia CITY n T. July s. 1861. I
THE STOCKHOLDERS ARE II e
l. quired to present their certificates Of Stock to
the Secretary In person or by their Attorneys, by
the 10th of July and receive new stock. StockhOld-
particularly requested to attend to the above
BY order OF the Beard of Trustees.
juy9-3w b. STRICKLAND, Secretary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
NOTICE TO SCRIP HOLDERS!

The holders Of County Warrants drawn on the
General Fund, and registered prior to September lst
1883 requested to present the at the Treas
urer's Office for payment, as interest on the same
ceases from this date.
Nevada May 9th, 1861. J. W. CHlNN,
Treasurer, Nevada County.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

JNO. 6. LAMBERT Clerk.
Bv los RoBERTs Jr., Deputy.
= n Uavvlev At'v f,'r Plaintiff. mav4-3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
INsOLVENT NOTICE.-In the DIstrIct

TNSOLVENT NOTICE.-In the DISIrIct
Court of the l4th Judicial District of the state of
California. in the matter OF the petition Of A. +.
HUTCHINSON an insOlyent debt,r Pursuant to
order of the Hon. Niles Sears. Judge Of the said
District Court notice is hereby given 10 all the cred
itors of the said ins0lvent A. r. Hutchinson be
and appear before the Hon. Niles Searls aforesaid in
open Court. in the City and County Of Nevada. on
the 10th day of August d. 1861. at TO O'Clock 4.
NJ OF that day. then and there Ia show cause if any
they can, why the prayer Of said insolvent should
not be granted and an assignment of his estate be
made and he be discharged from his debts and La
btics. in pursuance of Statute in such cases made
and provided and in the meantime all proceedings
against said insnlvent be stayed.
(-N~l Witness my hand and the seal Of said
( seal Court this 5th day Of July 4. y. 1851.
vi JNO. s. LAMBERT, Clerk,
BY Jos. RoBERTs Jr Eeputy.
A. l.. Greedy, Atty for Petitioner. juyG 5w
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
THE MISSION wOOLEN MILLS

In making up Over Shirts Coats, Suits, &c. They
now use from forty to fifty constantly aud are turn
ing out the finest goods in the market. may2l
MRS. L. j. ROLFE Agent,
Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
Legal Notices.
C,1ATE OF CALIFORNIA. county or

en- ATE OF CALIFORNIA. County or
- Nevada S. district Court Of the 18th judicial
District Of said State. The people Of the State OF
California to L. E. NELSON Greeting:
You aIe hereby summoned to appear and answer
to tie complaint Of LTFR NcCl ON filed agains.
YOU within ten days from the service Of this writ
served on you in this county, within twenty days
served on sou in this District and out Of this county
and within iurty days II served ON you in the Stale
and out of this District. in action commenced on the
6th day of June a u. ls6l, in said Court. wherein
plaintiff prGys judgment against you for the sum Of
ore thousand dollars. with legal interest thereon.
from November iGth 1850 and for foreclosure of
certain Vendors Lien and order Of sale Of the pro
terty described in pain''> complaint To this action
10 atisfy plaintiffs said demand And you are here.
by notified that ifyou fail to answer said complaint
~ herein directed plaintiff wiz take Judgment against
you therefor BY default together with all COSTS Of
suit and also demand Of the Court such Ot er relief
as is pray ed itr in plaintiffs said complaint.
In testimony whereof l. John :. Lambert. Clerk Of
(-1 the istiici Court alcfeseid. do heieun-
seal to set NV hand and impress the seal Of
~ tie said Court, at ofhCe in the city OF
Nevada this Sth day Oi July A. d. 1861.
JOHN 5. LAMBERT, Cleik.
BY Jos ROBERTS, neputy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
DROBATE NOTICE.-In Probate Court

i County of Nevada. In the matter Of the Esta'v
of JOHN JUDI deceased. Pursuant to an order "
this Court made this day, notice is hereby gwen
that Monday the 29th day Of July 4. n 1901. az ~
o'clock NJ Of said day at the COnrt room OF ms
Court at the Court House in the city of Nevada nas
been amp ined for hearing the application OF Elieh
Judd praying that document now on file in us
Court purpOrting TO be the last will and Testament
of John Judd deceased be admitted tn Probate anu
that letters of Administration be issued thereon 20
said Fllen judd at which time and place all persons
interested herein nay appear and contest the san
July 18th 1851. JOHN s. LAMBERT, Clerk.
162w BY Jos n. LEyEY, Dep.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
BY Jos ROBERTS, reputy.

BY order of Hon. Niles searls, Judge of the District
Cout ainresaid
A true copy. Attest j. ;. LAMBFET, OK.
BY JOS RoBERTs, Ieputy.
Chase K Caldwell Ati'ys for il'f juy9 3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
nRnnATE NOTICE.-stnte OF CalifOr-

nRODAJE NOTlCE.-StRte OF CAlifOr"
L MIA County of Nevada. In the matter Of the
petition Of H. B. Thompson Admini 'traOr Of the es-
tate of CAItB MASON deceased. for tie sale of the
real estate Of said deceased. tappeaing by the 20,
tion Of Il administrator herein that there is no'
sufficient personal estate in his hands TO paw the
debts outstanding against the deceased and the ex
peuscS If administration and that II is necessary 10
sell the whole or portion Of the real estate ior
the ia yment Of such debts il is therefore ordered
by the Judge Of said Court that all persons interest
ed be and appear before him al the Court room ol
said Probate Court on Monday the 2eth day OF Au-
gust A. D. 1861. at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ Of said day; 10
show cause why an order should not be granted to
sell 50 much of the real estate he necessary
and that copy of this order be published at lea"
four successive weeks in the Nevada democrat
newspaper printed and published in the county o.
Nevada.
DAVID BEInEN. Probate Judge
true copy. Attest JNO. 6. LAMBERT. Clerk
Nv Jos. NJ. IEvEY. peputy. july6 4W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
Lincoln,s inaugural.

Alta late hour last night, we received this eager
ly expected document The reading of it has caus-
ed feeling of inexpressible sadness and sorrow,
notwithstanding its substance was too truly fore
told by the Presidents previous avowsls, by the
policy of his party, and by the dispatches from
Washington. Yet it was hard to realize
the conviction that this land was to be
drenched in fraternal blood. It was hard
to feel that the spirit of the worst despotisms
of the old world was to be transferred to this cont
nsnt, where the genius of Liberty has made her
abode in obedience to the behesls of antsaVery ia
naticism.
But so it is No man can read the Inaugural
without coming to the conclusion that IS deo'cT"
ton of soor against the seeded States and IN less lan
thirty days. if It's ayowals carried ont we snAii
have the clangor of resoundng arms Wltn an NS
concomitants Of DEATH carnage and woe anu can
this cement Union Of free States, founded on con-
sent, Can this reconstruct the Government ana
,ahr ia ;s broken columns? Let the responsibility
rest as rest it will in the Judgment OF posterity anu
in the verdict of history, upon that treasona
hle marty which has agitsted for years TO
r,voautionize the Government, upset the Constltu-
ton and destroy the rights of the Southern people,
and now relies on the sword and the cannon to exc
cu,e It's DEGREES Let the bloody creed of coercion
he carried out and the last vestige Of hope for the
reconstruction of the Union will have expired. Can
nothing stay the ratricdal hand that mady hastens
our country to ruin and forces it into this fathom-
less abyes!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

rial slavery. Afirmatlve-Ohio, Illinois, Penns u
Tania, Rhode Island New Jersey, Maryland. ke u
lucky, Tennessee. Negative Maine. New Ham, ,
shire, Vermont. Massachusetts,, Connecticut Iowa.
Virginia North Carolina-s Refused to vote
Indiana and Missouri. Evenly divided so as not,
counted-New York and Kansas. The surmised
reason that the Indiana delegation lodged the vote
is because of Caleb Smiths Cabinet ambition and.
deAcate position.
At the late evening session the House attempted
to suspend the rules to consider the Peace Confer
ence proposition. The move was defeated wanting.
seven votes Of two-thrds. This vote was not quite
test as many voted to consider cat of respect for
the Conference. who voted against the report Sher-
man. Stanton, Gurley and all the Republicans ex-
cept Corwin, voted against 1t. Sherman said there
was no time to consider the propositions amid the
pressure of public business This finishes the
Peace Conference. whatever the Senate NAV do.
That Chase takes the Treasury Department is pro-
baby a-settled fact majority of the Republican.
Senators urged him for the place. in writing which
clinched what was before probable. Cameron's
FRIENDS are indignant, but he can go in and can
choose among remaining posts.
The Senate debate to-day on the Peace Confer~
ence report, was very interesting The propositions
were bitterly opposed by Mason and Hunter, who
saved the Republicans the trouble of speaking
against them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
STRAWBERRIES,

We have ovsr hundred varieties anenz which are
Alpine BuBa, Waite AID rel; Alpine Wood white red;
Boston Pine Buists Prize, Brighton Pine Baltimore scart
vsTl eary, Bishops Orange 6ack Prime Burrs NeE Pine
Brooks Prolific, Boydens Mammoth Crimson Cone, Cutters
Seeding aid to continue in fruit IS days., Crimson Globe
Charles Psvorits Climax, Dundee 6enesee Gie5ose Scarlet
Hsveys Seeding Hooker Hudson Harlem 0rsng. Hku
proc Iowa. Imperial Saret Jep ny Lind "a valuable ear
y varety Jennys Seed ing, La'Te Early Scarlet Lizzie
doph LongEorths Prolific, La RsDe sdys Pine sxqus
avor) MAvo Superior HAvoys ExrA Red Moysn,ensing
Monroe scarls.. Asrylsrsa, oer Paehs Ohio Mammsth
Peabodys Seeding, Primes Iokose, Scarlet Magn t 9cot
Seeding Sir Adar Sir Harry sEainsone Seeding seAneckes
Pistillse walker Wilson's Albany, &c at % per
81 Oe per lou.
Alss Asua Ajax Admiral Dusdass British Queen, Boston
Pine tbest whte Confess de Msrne, COmpt Flanders
Cnchs Black Prince Cote de Paris Due de Brabant
De Ia Belgque Ingras Prince Of Wales, Nimrod large
and stel, Triomphe do 6AAd bert and most pzoaale) Troll
lopes Victoria livery and Ate, Voomesse Hercart
Thury, &c. st % cents per dozen; 81 so per 90.
Kitley Carolina sDpesba Keys G>sh livery large
l1t Nicholsons Superb, Fillmore Feast and hne Col
den seeded Jesse Reed Princess Royal, &C. at so per
dozen; 81 90 per 100.
We will furAIh AIRY Of the above varieties By the 1000,
larger guam ttiesl 81 greatly reduced prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
BROADWAY HOUSE
NashvtIle, Teunessae.

N1tnffAte, heHneSsee.
TTHIs Hotel ssaed Bread street, near tho Nashville
and Decatur Railroad depot, convenient also . me
Atesmssat iendEg ia conducted BY W n HkcKHT
Ae Of s conntyl where he will he best e1daavorB TO
make the hoEse hse to thu Travser and the Bosre a
bis make with q the Railroad
Trains leaving the city.
dtwe rff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
NEW BOOKS
ROAD STEERS FOR 1861.
At the Fair Grounds.
PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.


No. I. Green Mountain Black Hawk
EHVHIs FIksT GLASS ROADSTER, make his season for
1851 at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July the zh $40 the season, S5
for insurance.
He se beautiful black six old, trotted Athens
le60 in sos and is certainly most handsome perfect
srse in his action that has been brought He
oef in Ferman imported by f. r Jennings, and by tie
Hatch hoe he BY LihoO he b. Old Black HsW
MAJ and he BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam By Duroc r
d. st. Charles Or gr d. Woodbury. Morgan and hence ecn
bnes four Of the bsst trotting crosses knsEn.
NO. q Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old, by We mont Boy, dam
~ Woodbury. will be let to 20 mares at 81 the seasons $50
insnie. He is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old Washington dam an excel.
lent TrOng Mare viii be let to IS Mares $40 the season.
Si5 to insure in foal.
Breeders will please the Stations Good Blue
Grass pasture at the farm Of r. Tanning and grain 10 keso
mares in good condition, at 81 per
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville. Tenn, Part Owner AMI Agent for Company
Oscar Kim5zn viii be ready all TINES the stock to
gentlemen,
Refer tod 0=sn, Of willansOn Col r. Allen OF sum
ner l. tanning, Of Davidson, Dr. A. T. Gooch Ruthsr-
ford. uar5-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

The Washington correspondent Of the Richmond
Yhig gives the following item:
Hon. John Bell appeared in tie Senate odav. He
win not be in the Cabinet though probably offered
aforeign mission. The City Council paid their res.
poets to-day at one O'Clock to President Buchanan,
B. B. French is Marshal-in Chief Of the Inaugura-
ton procession. The Republican Association are
placed directly after the exPresdents in the order
of procession, and before the Judiciary. Clergy.
Congress etc. Several United States steamers are
now on their way to the Navy Yard here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

MORO FOR THE DAY-aAll, too, viii bear in mind
this sacred principle that though the will of the ma
jority is in all cases to prevail that WILL to be right
full must be reasonable; that the minority possess
their equal rights, which equal laws mus: protect,
"a Jefferson
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
I" 2. CHANDLER
ellis Excellency Austin Blair.

"P. S.-Some of the manufacturing States think
that fair fight ,oo,Id be'a,yd Without q little blood
letting this Union lcia not in my estiWdon be Corh
rush"
The sang froid with which Senator Chandler talks
of boodletipg is in striking contrast with the ire
nidation betrayed by Mr., Lincoln and his precpi-
tate flight at the 6rss intimatcn Of the pleasant OPP
Grafton. little hlood>letting we think. would not
be amiss if it were confined to men of such murder
Gus instincts as Senator Chandler. The refusal of
Michigan TO ahet the traisorous designs of her Sena
tors and to oonsummate the baseness of reconsider
ing the position they professed to take the high
ground Of principle, is fitting rebuke to Messrs
Bingham and Chandler Chicago Daily Tribune.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
Scientific DiscOvery---EIectrie
Water.

we'll knovn to the profession that Electricity ths treat
motor Of life Every remedy which really cares Ssass
does 90 because Of its electrical adaptation to tho Of the
invalid. 81 the Of such remedies RLEerRBu
WATER in which patients bathed in cnrrsnts electricity
Ladies being attended By Lady. curing all kinds Of cid
and obstinate complaints which have resisted all ohsr
o. cure Consunpves recssye le. in such cases,
where Pstients too weak vstme treat hea b. he
6ronpt0 Bospi {sAdAIoHs, which brsathed tia
diseased ling, right a. the seat OF the disease (ssa&
stAnps or PaEphet Other patients who cannot to
the HEALzNa WATERS can, by sending ee-heir aQe-sex
aad full description Of symptoms. medicines ,he
(send for ccular The Electric Waters mineral
snostAnces taken medcins eherNse
Periencs OF over twenty the many hoas
and chronic GAGS and Wom&n diseases and
% regarded a. reasonable guar. tee Of Tueee,s.
IL Rooms and Boarding Furnished 90
Patients n
PHYSICIANS who mag wish t. avail themselves Of th. v.h
liable discovery In BlecFc Baths invited call At ny os
At Ne l46. Sou Summer street.
Hours NJ 70 N. every day except u. saAAsth
Address DR.. WOMB AUGR.
mar20t-dAtTly HAsAEAe, fann.
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ADMINTSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
TWxHR uncrs xned ing administered the estate o. 1no
Rains L deceased sail perssns having claims agnlnsI 40
estate are notaed ID present. them fer payaeni sce<1S
law and ali pesons INDEBTED 70 said eszts VII Pies e~
ss5a az 's'''' '''a''' r. RAINS Aanau.
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SELECT LIST OF RAsPBERRIEs,

For 9l0 will furnish Brincle's Orsnge finest ia
vored Raspberry we'll Of the largest beautiful
and productive.
10S Francona, large red berry, Of good syo
tive, and enormously productive.
100 Improved American Black Cap much larger juicy
better favored with fewer seed and every superior the
common Black Cap The plant entirely kAry and very
ductiVe and the fruit is sought after in HE market
The above kinds acude the Tires colorsePange, red and
black-and furnish pleasant variety favor We regard
them as the best or sas and the NEST profitable for
kes culture,
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SELECT LIST OF sTRAWBER.
RIES.

Ten Varieties and one Thousand Plant,
for Ten Dollars.
For SO will furnish plants each. the following
choice kinds Tompe de Gand, 7rellopes Victoria, Veom
Jesse Hericait de Thuy. lore British Queen, BurFs Mes
Pine. Jenny Lind, Rocker, MAvoys Superior and Wilson's
Albany.
Five Varieties and Five Hundred Plants
for Five Dollars
For s. will furnish 700 plant EACH following kinds
Eriomphe de GInd, Troopes Victoria Burrs New Pine Jn
ny Lind and Wilson's Albany.
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Wilson's Albany straw berry Plants, IS
cents per dozen; 81 90 per 100; IS 90 per Loco
J. KNOX, Pittsburg, Pa.
TriOm phe lie Gand strawberry Plants, the
best and proab so per DOZEN 81 30 per IO0
$40 I0OO Dealers furnished at great educed prices
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Fillmore strawberry Plants, 50 cen.s Fer dozenS
81 90 per 1907 SIS per 1,OO0.
l. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa
RriRcIe1s Orange Raspbery Plants, 81 90
per dozen S. 90 per 100 $40 90 per OO Wholesale
chasers fuEstshed st low rates
FrancOuia Raspberry Plants, 81 90 per dos
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Emnroved American Black Cap Rasp-
berry, 50 cents per dczen IS 90 per 0 SIS 90 per Co.,
J. KNOX Pittsburgh, Pa.
New Rochelle Blackberry, 81 co per dozen
IS 90 per 10; sac GO per 00e
J. KNOX, Box u.s. Pittsburgh, IA.
Iha4e purchased Straw Barry Plants of Mr. Knox and foaa
THos. CHADwELL,
mar5-dtw&w1m Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
SMALL FRUITS.

HAVING made he cultivation Of small fruits xpeciality
and proeored all the old and varieties both native
and foreign Of epute able nish plants
any quantity Of the best quality, the reasonable
TERMS all Of which We guarantee 10 be OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1861,

"MY DEAR GoyEESoR-Gov, bingham and myself
teesraphed you ON Saturday at the request of Mas
sachusetts and New York, to send delegates to the
Peace or Compromise Congress. They admit that
we were right, and they wrong; that no Republican
State should have delegates but they are here
and can't get away. Ohio, Indiana and Rhode Is
land are eaving in, ana there is danger of Illinois,
and now they beg Va for Gods sake to to their
rescue and the Republican party from rupture.
hope you viii send stiff backed men or none. The
whole thing was gotten up against my judgment
and advice and will end in thin smoke. Still, | hope
as matter of courtesy to some of erring breth-
rem, that you will send the delegates.
Truly your friend,