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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

90 The following order issued by ihe Adjutnnt
General possesses iAterest TO families of volun-
teers presenting as it docs the manner of max
ing available the act Of Gong gress authorizing
an assignment ehithe part Of the soldier Of a
ptrtion Of his pay for ihe benefit of his lalni-
-4.ii fe{.-t.ir =adi.1 1l1irr@t f4""
Assignment of Pay for tho Benefit OF
Families
,5,f s7E 15a GENERAL ORDER NO. ca.
dIEADouAKTERs, ONO MILITIA,
!. IL A t,ItrrANr GENrRAr,s OrrIcR ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

.+sss 1uat = 'assn1sstg,ea -raf- Tstts1.-i $50
81 ~. -5 XII t---., ---... s.-. -5.+. t-ss --.aa5
,A.- NJ .-i-,5.' -.-. =, 44 s.s.a st...... .-,iaI
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
TOHN EATrnTER.
Fancy & Toilet Goods. Stationery. q
Christmas Presents.

FTTHE lat st and freshest stock or TOYS AND FANCY
i GOODS in town, embracing many NEW AND PRETTY
TnlNGs purchased dir, city Of tn. import rnow OPEN
ing at the Jewery Falcy store, No Wi lnms Bocck.
e. &C. 20, 1861. .... c. HIAiTT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24
Chancery court, woodbury.

FTyH0MAs W. WOOD, VS. Bushton, Stone & Co Payne &
CohArt; Martins PeddIe Hamrick Moss, Brother 4 o..
NcFsrlin. Tansn Co.; Trewit Brother; c. H. Garden
4 Co.. Lobby. Moulton & Woodruff Thompson, Bulin 4
Valentine; 4 Taylor; Thompson & Lyons; Robert u.
Levc Levic, Rasn Co BaIcropft & Co.; Abbott, Johns
Co.; sbsaer. Roberts a Co LepngcOtt Hunter Scott
Baker Brother Stson & Stone; Burnett Sexton Sweren
spOener; and against all the creditors Of Csrmichs
s.. JohRs defendants-originsl Billie appearing from
the affidavit Of the aiant that the said defendants
nonresidents the that the ordinary
the be served them. Therefore ordered
by Clerk Master publication be made Of this order fer
four consecutive weeks in the Nashville Union and American
nevHpsper published the city Of Nashville Tennessee
requiring said defendants to make their appearance here
before the chancey Court the term Of said court be
holden the county Cannon the court house in the
town Of Woodbury. the first Monday after the 9Th Mon
day March, 1861 then and there plead companants
said bill the will taken fer confessed and set down
for hearing parte. March 9th, 1851.
TH0s. @. WOOD, @. & M,
e-vr4f Chance Coprt atW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24

rw ruaeCrnF COURT Al EINlENs
resr1 "a ii '6nhrie " J. j. cIaEg. 81 as -Aarsh
t hIrh sworn 70, Tie detendant Joseph n Brown
az err o. Browns are residents q The STATE os 1snes
- ordered publication be made the Nab
LIN 7o Ard American. for four successive weeks requiring
md deisndsn to appear tbs ex term q ne chanoey Court
~ Tfsn On Thursday after The the "a Monday IA Jurt
e and plead or den 70 eompainants eii or he
- vii BE taken confessed, Nnd the hearing
* parie 70 th1m- ISAAC =. HUlAE, Q & NJ
COX. Attorney Tor conpiainarts
rnnrIa-n .sleeH3 " - - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24
Nofica.

TN pursuance Of interco decree made at the
Of Chaucery Court Of Monroe county case Of
MsGhee - W. Niesans wife and others will on
hr6t Monday IN May next At the house Linden,
for sale 10 the highest bidder. credit Of
years. 2 lana lying Tennessee River At the mouth
q Deer Creek Perry county Tennessee, belonging the
fJohn NcGhee deceased The purchaser viii required
i've bond, bearing Interest from date good Securities
nd en will be NED s land until the purchase money
10 paid. ISAAC N RULMB,
naf-T4tpr'a&3 Suecisl (sranrr ieeion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24

CR0SSS-TIES WANTED.
FENHE Nashville North Western Railroad Company Wist
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-I1es. 9fee
long inches Thick we'll hewn to face at place moi
than inches clear Of timber to be sound, to be deliver
ed ut the grade line of the road in Nashville.
The want 10 contract for 10000 Wh1te OF
Post Oak Ties, of the size above, to be deliveries
the line Of the road in piles from section IA to section "a
enough each section 10 supply the same.
wishing bid will direct to the President and Direct
OF the Nashville and Forthwesern Railroad Company
Nashvfie. Tenn 'uy2zlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24
II DAD TIE RS FOR 1861.
At the Fail C unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO sU HE TIMES.

\
| No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TTNHIS FIRST CLASS ROADSTER, will make his season
1861, at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h. and ccng July the 4h at $40 the season. and SIS
for Insurance.
He beautiful black, six old. trotted at Athens In
1861 In sos and is certainly handsome and perfect
horse in HE action that has brought the State lie
bred in Vermont imported H. By
Hatch horse he by hoo be BY Old Black Hawk he BY sher
and he by the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroc,
d. st. Charles Or gr d. Woodbury. Morgan, and
bnes four Of the best trotting crosses kneWn.
No. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old BY We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let to % At rs the seasons $40
insure He is very promising
no. 3, washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years old By Old Washington dam an excel
lent Trotting Mare, will be let to Mares season.
ol5 to insure Ia fcal.
Breeders will please examine the above Staons Good Blue
Grass pastare the farm IF r. Tanning grain keep
mares in good conuiton, at 81 per week
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kmoa will be ready all times sho~ the stock
gentlemen.
Refer toJ Owen, of williamson, Col R. Alien Of Sum
ner 7. Tanning of Davidson DR.. A. T. oooch, OF Ruher
ford. marj-tf
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marI7w4tpr'sfsssl
cHrL1s HGR and others conpain.Dts v. L.rsn Brook,

CHILIs Ar and others conplainADts LArin Brooks
~ and other observation-disclosures Bill March Bues0n
aOn complainant by his collector and it appearing to tn
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from allegation in com
which that defendant LAFkn Brooks
Is resident Of the State Of Tennessee Is therefore order
ed that publication made weeks In the
Union and American, newspaper published In the city Of
Nashville Ing the deferdant 20 appear be
OhEncery Court Gansboo before the second
onday August 1861, and apainans bill or the
will be FOR confessed and set down for bearing ex
parte ~ TO him. WILLIAM n. BOLTS, & NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24
ChaDcery Notice.
rs.an ursraNn. Aan.r sanpl.inant. /,

TeAAC HEsTAND, Admir- complainant, vs. susan Hestand
and Others deferdsnts,-0riginsl BI,-At March Rules
On motion Of complainant By bis sotor and II s peang 70
complainant Bill which {, that the defendant, VII
liam Hes.nud -nresident Of the sate OF Tennessee lis
ordered thst pubicao four successive weeks in the
Union and American newspaper published in the city Of NASH
VILE reauirug resident deeacaHtto appear before
The hancey Court GanesboVo h(ore the 30 Monday
In Aurust next 70 comp Anaut bill. the will
be aen for confessed and set for hearing parte him.
WfLLIAMH Bolts, G 4 N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24
NOTICE.

n OVER for ISLE A. W. Mcoas interest In the stock
IL ware Of hccsils Pail, A. B. Montgomery spevisl par
Azy person having ncnssn engage in the Hard
ware business VIII address the subscriber for ierns
W.T.. FALL,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24

NBE insolvency Of the estate OF Samuel B. kee
has been suggested before the clek Of the ouny Court
Of cveren county, Tennessee and all having claims
against said required by order Of the Clerk % NE
before said CLERK, duly authenticated On or before me 81
MondaF August 1851 will be forever barred All
indebted to The estate required to make mmeoae payment
HENRY O, ANDREW,
maria -vstov,sfess3 Administrator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24
Notice TO shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

SUPERfN1 I
EAs.vHLx, Tenn, Msichs 1891
Ureichts West consigned the agent ashyils
n &Chattsoga n r. Nashville and designed ship
rnea heoad Of sse Company arriving Nashville In
greater quantes shipped Immediate road
stored warehouses of the company, that temporary
storage and pro edon have for the be nd elsewhere
and for the having the charges storage re
able and Uniform have been made Messrs
Davis Harn No trout street. FOR thu storage OF all
pounds which will Extra Drsysge storage and handling
praiu Insurance. ccmnsons no Ali espenes Incidental
Eve days without additional charge II protection for that
length Of time ozud from causexhirA is nst
each lot forEsrde uin amin will be nads
to give expedition II rtillis, and obyase
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24

GENERAL PREIsHT 0IEIcr NASHVILLE DECATUR B. X.
NASHVILLE, Nov 18th. 1850.
OK and after the Goth ins feghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and allotherconnectng Road
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention ieht must have plain shipping
marks the destination in full, and initials OF last road each
package. Stock sent through with care anddispatch
e JOHN w. RATCLIFRE,
novI6-dIm General Az emit
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5T71NCEaY oo0HT AT LINDEN,

I'm CIEANCERXs COURT AT lin Den:
Il Tenne--A II Guthrie, e ais W Joseph Brown & A
n slsTrl Rules 1856 I'm This cause, IL appears
from coupansnts b which Is WON 70 tst the defendant
Jeenh II Brown a nonresident Of hs Stats Of Tennessee
II therefore ordered that publication be eds y the Nash
VILE Union American, for four As, requiring
aid dsfedanf "a npear the next tsr % he Gnea Court
III ~ hodep Tor tbs county OF Perry At the t5ere-
~ IN nden on Thursday after the % Monday IN Juns
and pIead answer csmplainants bill the
viii be taken for confessed AID the set for hearing
"a him. 1eAAO HOLMb,C q NJ
Cox, Attorney for compainants.
Vna-ls-wsfuri sfeeSS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24
Change or Time.
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR g
@en@@wsm W u WWW
II all r. q

ON aud sitter Sunday February nth, 1861 the Trains will
" leave Nashville ct
$50 in the Morning,
$50 - . Evening.
Afrlve at Nashville,
1:1J in the Morning,
1:I5s. s. Evening,
The morning Train going South. will Breakfast FRANKLIN
Both Trains Decatur with
ps and Charleston Railroad to Hnntsve Memphis, Mobile
New Orleans. and all points South, East and West At Nash
VILE, close connection made with the Louisville Mash
vile Railroad to Louisville and all points Norths North Sest
and East. s- f
Tee Local Accommodations will run as heretofore
Leaving Nashville at 3:0OP NJ.
Arriving at Nashville 1000 A NJ.
Freight Train leaves Nashville Eerning at o'clock
nd arrives every Evenirg at O'clock,
WON. PERKINS,
fe3l2, 6I--dH General Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24

TUsT received and for sale constantly, ne article Of Psra
ID VArnish the best quality in quantities to suit pur
chasers BENZ SHIELDS < co.
Also, consignment Perfunery Enyelops for the
trade. fan23-tfi B. +. S. Il GO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24
PHOTOGRAPHY

mN' DOLBEAR
w s.ht LEV class 10 this useful Art from 10 at
w ngHsA Aisknans Building, on Summer street New
rSp s IA, IeoeEsd in the class during the present week
80. ;unstra,io1S aa by the use Of such panO-
,..--,s- orsh,1 z&SAz will lessen the labor Of
sa-aa st.ia - - f1s The present slow and
Sat boat And mai aYeng bat age Of steamboats and
ksrosds fen not TO seven eighths OF The
Sine OF the writer The people Nashville bsvs "a 49,
Ser being grossly dsGTs n regard utility Of this art and
Che pupils the Public Schools might h.. hs
Is OF expense, instead Of having the Schools The
private under the sanction of he placemen Of
educstiOn.'
TP Nn D. gives lessons in PennAnship as usual.
naYai.lW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24


M. 81 e. r. CHEATHA NJ 4 Sa1l = :
wHOLEzALE GRoCERs, ANN pEaEERs
s
FINE BRANDIEe, WINES, TOBACCO. CIGARS. NAILS.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C.
CORNER or COLLEGE zKD 0EJRcg eTRrr7z
Nashville. Tenmessee.
EK7E arejust IN rept o. large wall selected .ock of
w Groceries, Liquors. etc.. consisting part . Follows
80 Ends Sugar eli grades 100000 enuine Havspe i.rr
2o0 bhlsehciee holasses' o9 hess Nails, assorted;
100 do do 700 dozen Painted Bnckstsi
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 Tubs;
100 bbs Powdered Crushed sns 10 bbls Enghsh Wsinuts
: Loaf eugar; 10 bbiz Pecans;
l5 boxes Star Candles 10 bblH Rilbsrss.
T FINE BRANDEEs. WINES, AO.
p Xxx 4 choice French Bran dies;
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winssf
80 baskets best brands ChaznsaRne;
50 boxes Scoyill ClaBef,
100 bblshn Robertson County Whiskgf
DO dc 40 Ronrbon al
And also Of Common Whisky, American Brandy.
'-' - PowEE1s AGENTS.
Agents Tor the Dupont Hazard Powder The
dergrsd Icing tie only Agents Nashville Of the Manufacturers,
would call the attention Of the Merchants Traderto ths
large stock Of Powder band, In Magazinefor sale.
~ keys Dupont Rifle POSder; 20O0 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
so O DO do do dsri
Goo gee 4 o. % do 5000 ssss Sycamore Blasias
400 x do DO do $50 cases Of Powder assorted
e00 u do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting 50 bhls Toy Bedford Co.,
der. eafey f1se.
janil 8r n. 4. h. =. CffEATHAM, Agents.
pgaPontsPoEder; Jog, Bskford & oo.s SAFETY
Sycamore do
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24

n = . "a ~ " n H u A. n AZ ,
RnwuE1N pIrrsprYpa avn pu1r .Drrpuv,
INC AM rn1AADAAfhlAi
CONNECTING direct TIE Union Depot Al Pittsburv viii
New YORK boston BaItiuore AMI Wsshin~ton t sfrs ~
nshng facilities for the transportation Of Passengers
passed. for speed and comfort By any Other rsute
Express and East Lines run through To PhlIadaluha vtbou,
change OF cars or copductors
Smoking Cars to each train wOoduHs Sleeping
a.. 1 R snS Fass T - = Ne
Trains connect direct to New York Rxress and Fast
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
Al Through Passenger Trains provided with Loughrdge
h enass PereeI control OF me engineer
Six Daily Trains between PhIlaselpbis and New York To
Daily Trains between New York and Boston hrooeh Tlcetz
(allRaiI1 are good on either OF the sbova trains
Boat Tickets to Boston arc GOOD via Norih Fall River
S.onngton Lnes BOsor passsqrs free Of charge
through New York.
Tickets may Be obtained any Of the important Railroad
Cces in the West Also board OF any Of the regular Line
q the Oices Of he Company ia Rosos New York BaItisore
orPhiladeI,hls.
Fare always as low and Ttnae M o.sietr ~
= - S.-e~> -
by any other Route.
-ne eop.nleor f,,s yVs.sr ~.
railroad to Cics 70 MAKES this he u ~ A's '1N'-
lTurr,r Tss =. - ~ =, -.
DA-sAO~ - = - = = :. y Dt AAaE EAST AND
TIE GREAT WEST
Thu connecsinz trcks v the Railroad Rr,v. AZ pis.,h,
avoisia1 All drzvsys - ferrsg ~ srs;s t -,
ur Of time are ayantages res v Snnrcss Nv sbI,rr, ~
ro- e-sghf Cor ~ s,s,,n, =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24


TEIE pleased to learn that Of she great sWorlds Fair
w held this month in the city sf Macch Georgia te enter
prising Baltimore Firm, Knahe Co., were awarded The
ErB Prssf an competition, for their celebrated
MEDaL PAEos This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Gotten Planter Association, large and Influential
hody Of the importance attached 10 receiving the honors
Of thsr Fa pecduced as we learn unusual degree
petition the part many the Piano Forte
Of The country Several very fine Instruments on exhibit
tom hut after most patient and thorough examination their
respective merits unanimously decided that the one
from the Mandatory Of VIM Knahe Co. the "kscel.
sioy, )" and awarded the Medal accordingly:
Without wishing to appear nvduous will add that
epse public spirit and untrng with which the Mers
KDabe their business ene them in eminent degree
10 s the which they have achieved in their
line Lavish in the expenditure of time and money Produce
First Uu5e P0EO, and advertising extensively 70 make
sion Of large and constantly increasing business and the furh
qualification 81 knowing that Whenever and coupe.
ton the order Se day. judges uniformly pronounce
Pianos be "Exeeisio baltimore Sum- Of December ed,
1850.
sA supply Of the above icing received by A,
McCfure 80 Union street, the sale Agent for Middle Tennessee
who will sell at our factory prices. 81
marl7-f
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NOTICE.


TAMEs A. LEWIS vs. Bottell Brodden.-Attachnent tn
ID this from affidavit filed, il appearing to my satsae
ton that defendant Bottel Broddsn, resident Of the
State Of Tennesee, and h indebted to plaintiff in the Of
SIS co. II is therefore ordered by me- that publication be
made In the Union and American
nandng said defendant to appear before at my house in
Perry county Tennessee the eighth day Of April 1861, to
plead, denur plaintiffs attachment the
will be proceeded with according 70 This 4h day Of March,
1851. J. P. BEDBETTER, J.P
nars6I-vstpr's feeS3 for Perry county. Tenn.
TKyHE undersigned having determined enlarge BOOT
Ill ANDsHok ESTABLISHMENT, in order to supply far
possible, sll persons 10 want OF good article.
Having my Tsnnery and making moss Of my heavy
leather prepared and detmed to sell at the lowest
prices nducement 10 those wishing
encourage Home instead Of Northern Manufactures particularly
all Heavy Boots, shoes and Negro BrOEanS,
also,
FINE CALF BOOTS
aud shoes Of all sizes and qualities to order.
In order successfully will conne sales
elusivey for CASH. exchange for HIDES therefore
orders presentation. Spend where
get 1t again. JAMES W HAMILTON,
No South College street, Nashville,
doors T. ON Grooms, Garrett 4 Co.,
jsnI6-d&EIm Furniture Ware Rooms.
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CtovINaroN RAIL NIL ooMPANY-Tai. Conn

HN0FIEGToN RAIL MILL eoMPANY.-This Company
30 prepared with the best and improved
M orders for rerong Railroad Bars at the shortest
the Mill has the capacity $50
In rerolilng Railroad Bars, third iren added
the old Rail that will and insure per.
feet weld
Street Railroad Bars also be furnished ay pattern
CURED and Railroad Bars o. different lengths and
All order shah receive prompt aad attention, and
but the beat materials will be usei Of skul
vorkme the Company hope give entire satisfaction those
who may favor IL with their custom
R.BUCHANAN Il son, Agent,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
-RzyER To
Clement, President Little Miami 4 Co.
John Lewis, President oovington and Lexington Co.
Captain Mcclellan Superintendent Ohio Mississippi Rail
road
RRCo. uarIS-v2t
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Marble Monuments, &c.

M l. SHELTON Inlormshs friends and the public gen
et1i that be is now prosecuting the Marble Basts
On street. between the First PresbyteranChrrch
sa me Once where he pleased attend t. the
81 vac his line He has and will keep
on nAna supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, ToMBs,, &c
Of the finest Italian and American Marble the
April Il, ls5S-EIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24
n THE CIHCUIT COURT OF HAMDIN

I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
tCounty Tenn.---sussn 4. Hntt0n. Thos Hutton,
Peton for Dvorce-It appearing from the petition,
which ana motion peton that the defendant,
Thos Hutton is resident Ct The Stats of Tennessee 4
therefore ordered hst publication Be nsdein the Union and
Anerc1n snewspaper Published the city 1enn
for four successive weeks requiring said defendant g aF1r
By he 9Th day Of the term Of the Circuit IN sa
county Of HARDIN to be held In Savannah on the S MONDAY
March next and then and there TO plead answer q
petition VIII be taken for confessed ana SET
for hearing expsrte This, the 1hdsy 81 fesrra lcoi
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CLARK d FULLER'S
Andbro5ial OIL.
CLARK, GREGORY d CO.,
SOLE POPREToRs,


CURES
Healache Earache Toothach minutes Rheumatism
Coughs Neuralgia. Colds, Eyspeas bronchitis Dyspepsia,
Collie Cramps, InRmed Eyes, Chronic Sore ~ Sore Throat
Cuts Burns Bruises sprsins, Chapped Hands, Piles Ulcers
DarhA, Bunos CoFns, Frosted Feet Deafness Old S0Ees
Breast Nipples Scald Head Ringworm letter
tes Spider Bites Dog Bites Rat Bites The world chal.
ienged equal scalds Scratches
horses, Bore Eyes hortes spran szinney Poll Evil
Fula saddle and harness Calls fresh Wounds Swelings
and the best rsmedyts apply to tender footed horses
oundeEake the feet bath well about the
the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases or beast
No remedy in all cases. but show
Of the virtue Of AMBRosAL OF its healing
ties from responsible who being bought than
be produced for any other medicine.
We do for every mssdy which the human
aily subject but what proclaim substAntAte
living witnesses The ANBRosIAL On Nashville peparA
on and sold the South and Southwest by all good
druggists general The may Justly proud
that DR.. Clark native TennesseSn after much labor
search, has produce really worthy meociL which bound
drive out much Of the worthless, imported trash with which
lie country IL flooded.
Please call at Office where will take pleasure in show
Gag letters and testimonials forth in the form
ofan advertisement which Physicians in
ri standing, who using in their practice, they stats,
with marvellous effects.
WeohAlnge the world produce remedy speedy and
tive In its hesng properties.
Read the evidence the virtue Clark Fuer's
brosial OIL evidence autheEc and from whose wSTd
and standing eproachsbe Read ant be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
Sole Projectors, Nashville Tenn Depot, College
Nashville, Tenn
For saIe by PropretOrs, Druggists and country
Gnarchants. noyIO-v6m
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manny's COIaeanea Rea0er = -
HFoWer

HAoAAAAy's combined ReaDer n7917
Mower.
W1s.I!Ms. WOODS lmPROVEsrErr...-
Som Hfrsr eeiyed TIE rst prernfH.u OF 60.
EDa a. ne esteouSined Reaui1r ~ -
~ e Sasd Ss1ss agricultural Pair heid a Is5s..,'
YerR IN ne triai came OF near sgracuea ~
s S ~ sesrd The Committee 80, nltss
Society, 81 Louisville, Ky -1'7' o'tes Agxcultars
NJ, ne Ward as The best AeaDerand a,
tse prSte Committees, aup5nfsT oe.
dent OF The Davidson County AgricuIts ~ s y .ne Preli
u 10. eyer most 81 tAe machines nov IN Sc n
dprio t -. 80 p l aas ena .s-es oven tr Mao,
uIrsns ~ As season. over every Machnsn iu- soia
sOTse 1e sI arc for sails b. he aaaerIiEnsd
General Agent Tor the stats
49, -. flsHkB. WHEBLEs no
HnshvtIf.- -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-24

Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
SITUEDin wealthy section OF country in Tennessee
- having extensive subscription list and advertising pat
Thepaper is Democratic. and WILDE sold
terms to no one however, but Democrat The stab
hed to advocate State Equality and the proprietor will
1t tof his hands devoted any ether purpose For
further at the UNION OFFICE
octlQ-fm
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FRENCH PROTESTRNF So F7sss 80
PhiIaaelphfa. IN - =.
stewart County. state % T.11s. -

STEWART COUNTY COUNT ar =,
n anes - AeCarroli ct ais ChaS s. srr, =
~, Mi I'm, - 81 @1a- II Appearing to ron conps
S5nes AeCerToll, SAMUEL MccarroII And 49,
Testen ~, :. aH o. IrAnes McCarro deceased A. ~.
RII f De nae for four consecutive sesks - b,
civ ~ Nsss, 40 newspaper pubshed m ~.
49, re- ang said dresden q 70 L. a-i -
- hoIs slees o. the Comfy Court stsaart esnsf -
Tns.ss - e csert house In aid eouaty 10 he ss.s =
s,sd . :, bill, OF the sane viii be ssa
- 70 Ken and set down fer hsarly sxparss
seez-w4t-pr'sfee ga ": cook, clsrk