davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-06
JOHN ". YiBER,
DRUGGIST & APOTUEC AIRY.
SIGN or
TIE GOLDEN MORTAR

H'dshingto. 81. Na:cAitocAes La.
W GII.D iuform his friends aud
the public generally, that he has just
received q large and we'll assorted
stock OF Druggs and Medicines, pure
Wines aud Brandies for Medical pur-
poses, which he will sell as cheap as
can be bought anywhere in Louisiana
outside of New Orleans. Buyers arc
respectfully requested to give him a
call before neutrality-suspicious..
~ Physicians. prescriptions care
fully prepared at an hours day and
night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

iLigiMoSD, Dec. 23-Cong-ess passed an act Sat,,r.
Day allowing Kentucky to lave twelve Represcn-
tauEes y Congress-. -
A resolution was ad0Dted by, Congress in secret
Il session on the 81, and made public az foliONa.
hesoeed mat DO peace ought to be concluded
Win yin ia United States whish does not insure to
maryland an opportunity Ct forming part of this
lConfederAcy. &c. - = =
dispatch from CeRtrevfIie this morning snvz NE
nave taken Dsanesvilie, the point occupied by the
Federals Friday. The enemy ran ike ace bors-S
Ogr loss Friday was fifty killed, enc hundred M
thirty wounded, and forty missing. The enerv,-
loss IS inH as much. The Richmond Dispatch win
Puolsh tomorrow the full Fsrticulars of heavy
sklrmish near DrsDezvIlle on Fridav 4
teraging party was sent out BY General
Stuart, consisting Of about tWo hundred wagous.
escorted by the Eleventh. Virginia sixth Soutb
Carolina, Tenth Alabama, First Kentucky SnmterI
Flylrg Artillery, and detachment from Ransom,s
and Rodford's Cavalry, the WhOle force amounting
to about $500. When the Confsderates nearsa
Dranesvile they found the Yankees prepared, and
skirmish ensued, followed BY general engage.
ment They first fred into the SIKH South Caro-
lima, killing five of the CarOlinsas
After the engagement ceased, both sides with |
drew In good order. Col. Tom. Taylor In persou. !
Sly accommodating. found himself nearly surrOuB-
9eo ~ the Yankee Cavalry. He succeeded il max. I
ing ms escape and then secreted hmsHIf Until dark
Wnen he made good his escape and Joined his rso-i
ment, oHly wounded in one hand. Among tss /
Aentueklans killed is CORPORAL John " Johnaorl
Wounded, Capt. Desha, Corporal Nsir u va
Brown, w. N. Fishbaek, F G.. Alexander. John i
Muller, John Burns, Brown, Wm Phelps. ] i
Thompson, Cummings, Geo Sims, Geo Stump. O /
d Steiner, W L Ashberny, n Loring, II simpson, Il
corporal Hornet. private Smith Noaks, Parsons.
ard.
Aissing-H O Kennedy, corporal Long, Q Camille
Porter, d Hughes, corporal W EeIsss and A
Burnett. -..-.....-
Perhaps all the missing may yet reach the camp
The Federals were evidently apprised OF the 40
'roach of the ConfedePatea, "a they were prepared
Q meet them in = strong position. Nevertheless,
ne enemy's loss fully equals ours. RsiRIorcements
AVE been sent to Gen. Stuart who now holds the1
lattle field. Further results are unknown. I-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Monelary and Con.merclal.

MONDAY EEENING, Dec. p, 1861.
Large amounts of Gold have changed hands to
day at 25928 per cent premium, and the demant
being small we feel justified in quoting at Is PEI
cent premium. A sale OF several thousand dollars
Silver was made on satuaday at Is per cent pre-
MUM.
CORN,-We quote at 60 to zoe per busheL Farm
ers have been holding for higher figures, but hav.
sold very freely during the week at $50 per barrel
delivered.
LARD Several orders have been filed at 20 to
2lc per h. The new Lard being put up is Of SUI
periOr quality, and being in good cooperage will
keep well in this climate.
CATrLE-SOme poor Cattle have been offered,
but buyers refused to purchase; hence feeders
were compelled to drive home. Good fat Cattle
bring 81 to 4c per ID gross
Hoes are offering very freely and are taken at
from 99l0c gross, delivered at slaughter pens.
The Government Agents IRE about supplied, and
holders may find some difficulty in making sales if
deferred much longer.
Hrgrs.-ws quote Green sg@ele and Green
Salt SIC.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
EzTRksTs TReN TEE EoTIoEs OE z-sE EAEHv1LLz PEEsI
From tie EasAcE1e CssIoa an5 Asaesseez,

sush york this needed, net only America bu
Sin Europe to arrest the attention Of the sric spel usz
dse, TO attract tbs general reader, soaounS politician
and 10 interest the mind BY novel and stirring pa sages b.
overWhelnng aHa earnest ruth, and by pure psas
tbe day, and exclusively directed to the uonaJ
HaPect Of the sect ons issue forced by HoTt
seen aPhosophic Statesmen and patriot and
lust far enough distant to hear and discern h' lev ling
of the coming storm It isa profound, Jet czPvAt
revolution n progress"
18Th book prsnounc By critics to Be the Phosoph
cal and rshensYs exposition Of the question 81 African
Slavery AID the most powerful vindeston Southern civil
Eson that has yet appeared from the pres written
intelligent and gives evidence Of deep thought
ve research erge AcqusinGnee with the sophses Of
Abolition hool, both n Europe sneHiss,
devotion ts-hD institutions Of the South.
pleased to learn that the author has, with great liner
atty, rendered its entire proceeds paying cost OF pub
eaon to the ladies Of the sooes Hospital Relief society
Nashville and that the proposition has accented ly
FELICIA G. PORTER, President Of the Association
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
DIR. Amos DHsPEN sAkY
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.

49, DE- KING, formerly Of New York, EOv tbs
~AS9 four years ofLeuisVills, Kentucky, and who h
devoted his attention the treatment Of private diseases
thirty yerr fasers himself having attended practice fer
years, and cured Thousands ks ENABLED to ca
all diseases Of private nature, matter how bad they may
njadicisus medical treatment rom neglect oEn
Dr. Kings DpensAy Il No % Dead street, between ohsrrI
and the square where be all diseases Of prVss
cured without nzucieus msdeias nteEssnc,
from business.
sTRICrUR Of recent data, esouslly cured In ssa
daySb operation which causes pain. Where structure
exist health be enjoyed Perhaps disease caus mere
uiashief and undermRes the constitution 70 nnch.
EYFHls, with all the diseases Of the skin growing out
sct o. bad treatment, be eecUally cured in few days
sxNAI WKAKEE particular attention having been gVea "a
this ssz and all the conseq greWn out of brought
many BY the destructive kab1 Of nconiderats
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject IN
Atior business Socey and causing premature old age
Females who may be aboring with any difficulty Of tie Wenk
nay rest assured cfimmediRta relief.
Parsons residing abroad By writing AID stating hr saSs VIII
fee encosed directed Dr. A. King, Me- g. Deadrek Ers
HashVie, TenR will have tie necessary medicine sent to IT,
address, with necessary drecons Strict secrecy observed On
hoaTI from oeoSk In the morning Until Din he evening.
SHa9 B.lnkS-A&Vls
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

RICHMOND, November 9Th, ls5I(
lids will be received at this tcs until sch day Of De-
uber for the following 6un Carriages, and equip
ments delivered q the nearest Railroad depot:
800 siegs with In bs g. l7eh RHs Siege
Guns.
100 OAK Barhstss Carriages with Chassis Platforms EIsvatnz
Apparatus Centre kng4, PiEte Plstes Pine Pins,
Vs'sing Segnsnts, 500 Plates, snd 2sOO BotB (Fng
the pattern siLeh and fy for pattern 10
inca columbiads.
Bds be made FOR nrber Less than the whole number
required prsWings and BpschcaonBo o. wood and iron
viii be furnished by thlB fee
GORGAs, Lieutsna1t Colonel;
Chief Of Ordinaucs,
Nashville Union and American will copy slversnent
the 18th daily i weekly AID weekly papers, GBd forward
bill 70 EDquiref Office for Setenent-R Ea7ir@.
dec3-dtEkE till 18Th
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
state OF TenRessee-DaVidsOn COun-
ty COurI--Deeember Term 1861.

fhoras Hopkins Admir- Leroy Hopkins AID othsrs
DE reusnbeTed that the 18Th dsy Of December ISL
ID on otian Of Comp Anant n counsel in TIE above earse
ana appearngo The subtraction The he o
loving dsfendaDts, 70 W.T. Leroy Hopkins, Wm Hopkiu
kEaoeh Jackson Eter Jackson RESIDENTS CT Virginia.
Hector O. Hopkins Harriet R. AoPBias, John g. Bopkns
Mary Coleman DIvid Co snan, lark and Charisg l.
CLARK re1dens Of keatuey and Samuel Hopkins
unknown heirs Of Joph Il psins, decd rusists g
the Tennessee therefore ordinary process OF
this Csur cannot be served uaou II 90 elors ordered
By the Court that puoeaton be made for four oqnr
irg the said defendants appear at tbs term o. this
County Court be holden Court House the itg q
Nashville the rt BondAy Ia RsRrGATy next ansser
said bill tbs sane viii b taken fer confessed
set for bearing parte.
deel7-E4t-prs fss s. =. T. CHEATHAM, CLARK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Desirable Real Estate for sale.

7 AN Offering for sale, liberal tsms the following Rss
& Estate:
Of 50 Of Land, nile and half from rs
Vile, the NoenEyille Turnpiks-Eh brick Dwelling
and other necessary outhouSesi soil goodh falling
pTngs and constant RAINING trek THROUGH oneeorpeT-
the land adjacent Judge Humphreys the Hast
Rains the South, Mrs Cos Brown the NORTH
Roscoe West
Also tract Of 50 acres two and half miles rem tswn
the Vaughn Turnpike sda snt Gen Ed Bckuan and near
tie late q stratuu and Or Weakya very
handsome lot inclosed with plank fence.
Also, Lot in the Eighth Ward Of hvs, Via
and soutn Union fronting Vine street 100 feet
South Union street % feet frame dwelling with SIX roo,
kitchen, smoke hOufe, &c-my late residence.
Also Lsfrontiog 30 fest South Union street.
the above lot 100 feet de p with grisk Dwelling, containing
four recms-coVefed with metal.
Also, double Brick DWELLING In two enenens with
and i've in each tenement hsconsr Of SCUM Unen
and High streets-s good building. nearlyneE,
Also, Lot Of lug feet, the Ees sds of GUNNER street,
the Fourth Ward the city, opposite BellevieW, with
small double frame tenezen ih Lot Il III feet deep
alley
With ESny ether snail Houses and Lots Gnd vacant Lots in
eren parts Of the PersJns DESTROYS purchase will
call on at No. 50 Cherry stre up sanzman at
his Picture Rooms Union street, Woodward O.
tia 50 tract ATBt sbsve deSHbed
deell-ln CIV. NANCE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Report Of the Treasurer OF the SMYRNA
Soldier AID S0cFesv


Amount contributed BY members of the Society a,
Sundry meetings TO date $50 so; contributed ,kv
Mr. Cannon 5, Jno Holloway : R q Brackin
Rev Il B Hil Csc, Jesse Sykes sen 5. Rev s Wells
l. simpson Harris 8, Captain Afford s. Mrs Alexan-
DER The Pierce l. Lee Pierce l, WniPierce l, pre-
MUM on silver I-$35 25.
Special contributions for procuring waterproof
coats tor guards in Captains Ridley, Gooch and
Harris comPsni s-contributed by Mrs Ridley s.
jones IL Q Harris 5, Walter KeebIe 3. d Weak
ley 5, P Miles s. e Gooch 8 3 Read C L Da-
WIS I, Mr. A Cannon 2, Vim Martin 2 s Tucker g.
contributed by Jesse Sykes ST 8, Brackin 2 Il
J Anderson ., VIM II Sykes 5, John Walden5 W
Wade g. W WIlkison g. Settle s. J Burleson
Irby 8, A G Henderson 5, Willie Henderson 5. n
Miller 2, Levi Wade 5, r Wade 5. Marable 5, DR.
W Richardson 5. Joshua Elder 5, Thos Horde 5, J
Basket 3, Walter Keeble 8, J Cannon 5. Henry
Bridges l, Robert Espy l, Judge Ridley s. Con
ribptions general SPA IS. Paid Mrs Jjhns for
Hyss jeans 81, freight on box to Bowling Green
75c-SZl as. Balance in Treasury S2O3. The So.
ciety is indebted to Mr. c L Davis So 50 for plank
10 make boxes.
Mas R. Il. BRAckIS, Treas.
Ms. W. H. BLIKXoRE, Cor. See'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
From lbs Eas5oms 0arssssea Aaooca.s.

"Nr. williams has made bosk which should have
resch Europe and be translated into LANGUAGES
do its work ne pp and correcting public osnon
which the Eng h and Northern press have psBed upon
world The reader should bear mind that letters
written ponsutnop'e though ppbisneda Nashville
As the Ertr y predicted many that have
pred the Of the manuscript OrIee
oonadelce In his general Epecussns fcu
philosophy His tone calm and ughu his horizon clear
and de The partisan sunk In the American position
abroad Afforded him opportunities posses by
Of his fellow counyUen for acquiring insight into the
real opinions, and feelings, and general public sentiment Of
Europe"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Ernn tae MHs4pHs Banan

r Williams has presented in the ts series Of able
Letters history Of the REtussn slavery On tho
American Continent, its influences uPon the general welfare
country, tracing the elements Spps6os exhibited
By RotheCn teis1 eliminating last in he
ef sectional party esgned 70 overthrow that institution
b. which the oSnsmbsrnsRt 81 s Uniou Effected HE
the result Of his laors will prove inestmsbe addition
genuine etutherR HtsratureH'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
HnnEsd,

sr1ILxAS & BREEN Of Memphis wish to secure
the services of "a Distiller-ons who Is capable of
experimenting the construction and management
of alarge Distile-y; to such person unusual in
ducements are offered. Apply By letter to
STIILMAN & BREEN
decI6-2w Memphis, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

------- Useember, II, 1901.
Officers and agents authorized to receive and col
lect arms, will receive and collect all the bullet
moulds, shot-bSgs and powder-fasks that may be
within their respective commands, Those received
in East Tennessee will be forwarded to p. n Nc
CLING, Knoxville; those 10 West Tennessee, to ".
R. Hunt Memphis, and those in Middle Tennessee, to
the Keeper of the State Arsenal, Nashville, Tenn.
Receipts for compensation for accoutrements will
be given as in case of guns.
By order Of IsHAM G. HAIRS, Gov, &c.
W C. WHrTTHoRNE, Adg'5 Gen'L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Rsza tho HaskoRe PGsrsoS

"In these Letters, have all the advantage Of the authors
elegant lucid Sys his extensive inormstien phe-
sophcal Investigation He has closely studied the subject Of
slavery, in ali M bearings He refuteS The idea Of the sinful
Of slavery, porTys the advantages which Cow it,
policy Of the opponents Of slavery and the dangers which
would fseE h success Of he Republican party from his
Old World far oVed from the eTabeTed
fellow Osunynen against the winch sur
rounded e ship Of tate The result Esh he spPrehended
and fereaals Is UpSn uR."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Z. cHEArHAM. clsrE.
state of Tennessee, Davidson County OOurt

the once OF the CLERK Master CsAncsry Court
IA At Nashville the 9TH day Of December 1861 molten
Of cenpp counsel and sppesrnr % ne
Is action Of ck Masxr thai the said Sim
monds and simmonds his wife and Jas Ophant are
residents Of the State Of TepntBsse therefore ord
nary process Of this cannot be IevCd upen iher Is
therefore ordered By tbs Click and Master that publication
made four weeks in Iaccei5n in tia Nashville Union
American neEFpIper Ubishtd IN The Nashville
quir1g the said dsndsnts appear the
Couny Court to be holden for the county Of Davidson
house thereof in the city OF Nashville Non
in January next and answer sid bill, the be
taken for conf se as 70 m and hearing * parts
T. B. CHS ATTAIN,
dsos-EF-pr's fee % OIerk and Mater
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
In Hicknlan Conntr Conrt-

T. Brown o. Janss A. Dudley ct aIsPetisioa to
sell slave.
appeEng to The Court that James Dudley and wife.
Emilla forDery Emlla walker, Wiley Beddiu, ParNes
keddns Ohrstephsr Retain and James Reda dsfsndants IN
the above rsdsnts Of State Of Tennessee
Is therefore ordered By The Geurt that pHbaon
~ ne Union and Amsros, neEspspsr puo5hsd IA he city
CT eashTe fr iouf successive weeks string said defend
ans TO appear 81 the February tGm q the County Court
Hickman county, to lead demur the petitioners,
petit or the viii be taken Tor confessed set fr
hearing ex P4rte, ks 70 them.
.HcRNBEAK, o GN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
In,nOrtnnt EOtice.

gEyE undersirnea HEREBY Informs the people CoDf
States of that he is fully prepared to fur
nikh them alt the Steus HolloVw4Ie, hl Gearing,
Wheels and ali other castings they may need also do
any amount Of machine work for them, fair his
tsnsVe Foundry and Machine Shops located at Knoxville
Tenn. A. l. MAXWELL, u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

Of the large amount of bsef which is being
brought to our city, we observed yesterday rare
sample of what any farmer might justly be proud,
in Durham heifer, fatted by Col. S B. JOHNSON and
sold to ADAM Coz. For beauty of form and capsci-
ty in taking on feet, we have nos seen its equal 1t
weighs lao pounds, and we understand will be
turned out and shown on our streets on Wednesday
next, and sold for New Years beef at M. Co.'s
stall.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
FOR Ine war.

an, by authority, raising regiment FOB THE
WAR 1t is to be hoped tkst the struggle will be
short but whether long or short ii is now evident
that the people of the South have to fight il through
or consent to become tie obedient elaves of North
ern desP0tism.
viii gladly accept the applications of such
companies as are willing tc devote themselves to
the cause Ct our COnfederacy until its independence
is recognized.
will furnieh good arms and ell that the regE-
l8tions allow.
Those desiring to join the regiment will address
me by letter Or telegraph, or epply in person at
this plsee.
Fifty dslIars Bounty IS given b. the Government
to each volunteer for three years or the war.
JOHN c. BURCH,
G. S. A., Aid to Gen. PuLow.
Columbus, KY, December 5.h, 1861.
dec II
.. O. -.z.al....sgL
aa .. a. --s .E.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
PRIOE 8.

Tor d1sIs copies, n a
BOOkSss wiz Be furnished st wholesale ct 60 per dozen
AreasOnAble discount will b made upon rs orders freu
wholesale dealers
AEEsn=nHn or lady IN the Confederate States
fOr club Of ten $50 will be urnished with
msntaJ copy TIE work, with the anks Of the Ladies' soiers
Relief Society.
Editors Of Hswa2e in the Ssntsderatetaes who We pub
ey to this viii ne emily promote the benevolent and patriotic
purpose to which the entire preah Will sPprsprze but they
will aid In the circulation Of work which ought 10 be In ts
hands Of every Southern family.
IordsrS fer books other communications relating thsre
70, may be addressed to Mrs PELc1A G. Porter President q,
the 'LAdiss Soldiers Relief Society" or bs tie
southern Methodist Publishing ROnss,
NaShviIe Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Reading matter or Every P
CONCEAL orders-Nn. go.

FORT HENRY, Dec. IA, 1851.
Hereafter no fam lies of officers, or men, viii be
permitted to live at this post. Those already here
may remain until further orders.
By order of A. HENAS
COL Commanding, Fort Henry.
dec24-IR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

In note to Of the EditsrS Of the Union aad Aaaeoc
Mrs JAE PsLK t. Who's inspection the were
submitted, expresses the following oPlnioni
81 have rad vita much pleasure, Of nav
work, In press; 'LettsTs slavery Old Worlr
With letter addrs ssed to LSrd Broughau written By Hon
james Williams, late Minister 70 ConsannoPe 1t Is worn
written with vgoT Of thought the subj occupying the
attention Of the whole EoTd-a valuable contribution 10 south
day"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Ma III VII LE
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. "a, 1851.


These of ends arriving ou q sdoaslons OfKing EN-
coin who may have copies Of the late Louisville, ChcnDat
Northern papers, will confer special on both ourselves
ana The public BY leaving thsm ese in Nashville win
the least dsiay possible We win eheerfsIy pay any expense
Incurred In pror,,yt-. IT,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

We win ssteemit special favor our friends and sorsspOu-
oenta In the various divisions camps Of the Confederate
oFoss win furnish with all the gossip nsws proper to be
placed before the public We wish to make paper both
interesting and Welcome visitor the tent Of svy soldier
fighting battles for independence Their letters should be
addressed to Us st Nashville. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Notlca Id CnndIanrns.

Circulars Of candidates inserted in the UsN AxD AMrHIcAH
NUT be pale Tor other business notices ana the payment %
cured In advance Of publication This viii be enforced
infeby No crulars either Of candidates or their friends
will hereafter be inserted IN this apsr on other terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

The RichEond Ksominer ssys Gen. FLOYD has
been ordered to Bowling Green with his brigade.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
SOUTHERN Pa cIIic KaIITOa d.

GSTOC EHoLDERS IN TIE LATE SOLD OUT COMPANY in
Nashy 10, Knoxville and FN d. Telnesee, wis may
EFT lie proposition 10 them BY the Com
pam, ian, II mint to hem, paw twenty per
c. Mt to L Hicks, at Hck's hi,a Hall, NashVl)
lied it iGII sh tie n,cesaJy The
PROPOSE i'm ade is lisilet lie tCIRVD any time snd
any parts thoud Icgect to lock THAR interests they
cannot plead aoGRt Of Notice,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24

rFlsAa.E hsss yss IN Rrug Rsss's asVorsa-l -
RaFas-dkVIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For SheFIFE

For Sheriff.
We authorized 10 snnc URGE M HINTON % c.pdi
Cate for Sheriff Of Davidson County At the ensuEg
uon decl9-td
Fer Clerk
We authorized to annourcs JEsSR JORDAN as can
ddate county Clerk Of Davidson County, AZ tie en-
tung March election. daai-otd-
We authorized to KOS oIUSRo BRANCH as
candidate Oouaty Court CLERK Of Lav1son county at the
easning 4kTch sleCtion. iec2I-lss
We are authorised ta anacunes LINDSLEY NICHOL A
candidate for CLERK OF tbs unity Court OF Davidson county
At the enSaing March election. So sH deraf-td
For Revenue Collector.
We are authorised to OHADWELJ, the pres
ent ooiesor cand dae Bevenre Collector OF Davd
on C untg, at tbs en5U ng March election.
We suthorizeI to am ounce WILLIAM PAYNE a,a
candidate Tor State and Ounty Revenue Collector pasd
ron county at the sEsuilR arch eeston. deco dtds
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
LATr UIurED Trlrrs HlrlgrER AT OomrAsr1sOTL.,

entire prohts Of al sales are to Be devoted % 81,
relief the sick and wounded soldiers the Confederate
andsr the direction and special charge Of the dss soderp
Relief Society az Tennessee"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Geatral Order No, q

Fort HENRY, Dec 10th, 1861.
All absent officers and men stationed at this Post
who are not en- military duty or sick leave, are
directed to join. their respective commands imme
distely. By order Of A. HEIMAN.
dee24-lw Colonel commanding Fort Henry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Engine and Boiler for Sale.

+ HAVE Engine B1ar 90 horse POws) for
sale, good Built with the Latest Improvements at
Rochester, New YORK.
Also set Of thirty Izch Csring NsoLineI, Picker, &C.
Built at Cincinnati, O. D0SALDeOS,
deeIO-dlms Bowling Green, KY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-24
Ths boskhe entitled,

Letters on Slavery from the Old world,
Written during the for the Prscy Of the United
statssin 1851 which aided letter 70 Lord BRouazAH
the JoHE Brown raid and brief reference the result Of tie
Presidential election and its consequences By JAH-s W1Lru
late United States Minister te turkey