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,DmRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Yer liver Complaints BiIiouSness Head
ache, &c - I.

ache, &c.
gNsHsRE has never been 0ArHARTIo medicine offered 70
the public that has given such entire satfaeon a. MO
LEAK's UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly Innocent and can
ke tender infant; yet prompt and poEInl IN
Fsovng Bilious secreogs, Acid or 1upure, Eeted Matter
fon he stomach. In fact they the only Pills that should
ks dad in uzlArious deEtricts. -.-.-
Tsy produce Clipping, Sickness OF Pain IN ths seGn o
Bsse1 though very active sod searching in their oper1toH
urcuotuR hesy secretionu ofte Liver and Kidneys Who
viii Ee BOusness, Headaehe and Foul stomach Wen
40 cesp remedy Obtane&l Keep them constantly on
hand snrle dose taken in season. may prevent hours days.
80 months Of ckpess Ask DR.. J. h McLean4 Dniger
- Pills Take other Being coated they ssteiess Price
sn 3 per soE and be sent BY nail to any part Of
hs United ststsS
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole ProprietoFs
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, st. LOUIS Mo.
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Chanre ofLocntEon.

TDxINa compelled go South, secOunof the health
% ny family, viii be located for the winter at the slaa
depot Of Pondsxter Little Co., No. 4S Baene street. HeS
Orleans where will Be pleased 70 my friends, and VIII give
prompt atentoz to the sale Of sill property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas seTuggs, will attend 70 depot in
Nashville and negroes that cannot be sod Nashville, BY IN
srucng them, will be forwarded Ne Hoping
by strict attention s business the part my " and agents
to merit continuance Of the liberal p2tronAe reofOre
tended respectfully solicit the fayors Of 4 wig Dah
ny liae, either foTEashVilje or lev Or, "a
novII-H WILL. L. BOYD, u,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19
1890 Boxes Virginia Manufactured
Tobacco at Auction.

ONTHURsDAY. hs 10Th dayos ssplembsr We viii sell at
pubic auction in the city of Nashville, % O'Clock
1900 ef Manufactured Virginia Tobacco, fall Grades
and styles. in part as follows:
$40 boxes ans beautiful bright psunssbranaed e lido
rdds.
I6 terees fine black Twists IS to the poundbrsnded D
dem.
&C boxes IN II style Of twist abOvsSrandsa
.BEacE SardR.
Huerces do do
81 boxes dark sweet p0unss-branded Honey A6on.
% boxes GaTk sweet pOuBds-b,Gnded Unique.
3s small boxes Al Of half poznds dark sWee-bFanded
Unique
a5 small boxes beautiful bright twstI IS the
pound-branded JelCel Of OsAir.
81 boxes extra ane brght-b-anded G.'H A..
81 do extEa-bTanded Golden SceptPe-
The above Tobacco, the property OF Virginia Manufacturer,
shipped this city and New York for California and
trsa bat stepped By Tennessee authority TIE
eonsuded to sell il here rather than return Virginia The
special attention OF the trade all others in Of Tobacco
called to tn ssle from tie variety oferei Al supply
themselves. viii be offered in lots to Euf. Terms cash.
sep5 dtd LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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3 Nottce to nEercI,a1Its 40 Ofhers

EAvING been appointed Collector OF the Pert Of Nashville
Tennessee, un3er the Sou Leru Couedersted States,
shall proceed collect tie Duties al Dutiae Coos ares,
Merchandise imported into this Se from any Foreign State
incIalsd in the Southern CoEfelstd States either by
Railroads. steGnboss, Wagons, " any other node Of con
yeyance JESSE THOMAS,
iulya5 In PsB Collector Of tie Port Of Nashville.
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10 AL WHO
Nnlice 1o RmfIrond ConlEamics.

TENHR undersigned having been great expense and trouble
10 build Aiil for the purpose Of kE-huLLlNd OLD
RAILR0AD IRON, and also for tie msluiac q NEW
RAILS being the only establishment OF Tie Kind in the
Southern CouIederacy had hoped 10 meet with hat encourage
which would enable them 70 have constant employ uent,
thereby greatly promote the interests ~ e great Rail
Eoad enerpzez Of the South. As YET however, they have
eeVed but little encouragement except from the Roads in the
yaity Of the MILL although their interest," well as the in
terss Of ss Roads, requires that this establishment should be
sustained.
We therefore this method say the various Railroad
Jonpanes that need Iron rroed that need New Rails,
hat prepared furnish them with either al short
ics and Of the best quality provided receive their
that the Mill kept in operation But IL We
to suspend operations the oiers give
ASSURANCE that work again We there
respectfully IoAost orders. Adereas,
sO0FIRLD Il MARKHAM,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Nashville Union and American copy
M 70 Commonwealth 0oe Atlanta Ga and copies Of the Pc
containing the Advertisement, maEtsd 70 heUs soohela
arkh8ns VIlSN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19
ASHvILLE AND CHATTANOOGA H. h
WE
CHANGE GF SCHEDULE.
on AID AFTER
THURSDAY,-SEElE EF;Es FlER 5th, 1851,

Passenger Trains on the NashTs a1d Chattanooga Rairosd
will run follows
GONG sAsT.
Lssve Nashville st SIS 4 q sBd see n.
Arrive at ChsttaHoo5R i:2J "a and 5 IS n.
oOMENG WISH
Leave Ohsttanooga ct G:.1 A q and $40 n. 8
Arrive st Nashville a. 80 y and 40DP N.
TEyEE Trains leaving Nashville SIS NJ connects at War
trace with Shelbyvs Rrauch at Tullshoma with Bedinn.
vile and Manchester Railroad AID at Decberd with Winchester
Alabama Railroad, CoTa1 with SeFGne Rssroad aud
at Chattanooga with Westsr1 AMI Atlantic Ba,lroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville 3.uJ N, connects at War
trace with Shbyyilie Branch Stevenson wh Memphis and
Charleston eilroa9 and Chat tanC0a Wh East Tenn and
Geo, and WegterS and Atari Railroads.
Through Tickets to the following points, ard at prices
ed, be had at all bouI application to the Ticket Agent
At OGcs, az Depotf
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TEACHER WANTED.

SOUTHERN LADY to teach the ccmmoa and higher Eng
"a uh branches In Ins utiOn OF the highest rAde in
nOrh Mississippi none but accomplished and experienced Teach
ers need apply liberal salary giVe ddress With refer
enos EDUCATOR,
septl-h .a care Union and American Office.
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NOTICE TO
N. & C. Railroad stockholders.

N. & c. KailTOad stOCk-hoideFs.
EIHERE will be meeting Of thesstockhodsrs Of the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company held at the Of
hce Of the Company Nashville tie lh day Of August
for the purpose Of eecrg fifteen Directors manage the
affairs Of said pany for the ensuing twelve menths
Stockholders will pas free the read to Nashville tie
day OF the meeting and hack hon the following day,
by showing their certificate Of stock to the Conductor
iuIya6-td WAGLEAVES, sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19

Sold in Nashville by g. ". Esndersott, Berry DemoVe
wing PeDdston, and all FeEPchsible dIuggEs. 0c2o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19


AS n Stimulant, a
II quite different rom alcoholic preparations. 10 not NIB
ie to reactions in any shapes continues 70 exert lie fnzsnoe
gradually and efficiently, as long the least necessity ss for
It's presence, -.-
As e Female Medicine
It equally powerful and elective restores the equEium
and safer than s the other medicines which for years
have Hooded the market and which only njuroa In plss
Of assisting Eenoyang The constitron for very coed
too, that they only made from the efuSiens Of minds
gno,ant o. the Medical profession altogether. is
a No MineralsI .ssss.s
Dr. Wright thinks It we'll stake bis professional character
the fact that minerals WhseVer form the least component
psrtS the ingredients Of his Ruvenstng Exell know
ing Vhatn has been ealed on the community BY opium and
n1ercnry. la
Gazeally the dsbated Dr. Wright HouId aay, Never
despair. Ne ateE how down may be- matter how
weak mater what the have beenfersaks
at once whatever hss led depart fon Hygene principles
RcjuvenatInR EIixIr,
you will soon hnd yourself new rnan-a pride inssssd
the reverse to friends and healthy ssund, and worthy
laelnher OF the human hrny.
Price 50 per bottle three bottles for IS, and forward
ed ty nan to all parts Of the United States.
Sold by s respectable druggists throughout the United States
ana canadk The trade supplied 1t liberal discount
Eor sale By theprepHetoTs.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
2i and Isl ohRrtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville by G. " Esndsrsott, Berry DemovilIs
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WANTED TO RENT

A SMALL HOUSE, containing Rooms, centrally 10
cateda Cottage preferred, the furniture VIII BE purchased
II good ana sold at fair price.
Addregs e. Box so, Post oce stating helh and terms
iurei9-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19

WANTED.
A ,srv,nt coIored or white, to DO h0ussEork Apply
~ Unon and American Once
ssptlld3t
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RIB. meLKAN,s VOLCANIC OIL LINN
MENT.
best External in the world Tor Man or


VWSHOs ANDs II bEgs haze been ssveda life o. ds
r-ss and misery, By the Of this i1vznsbls Linl'
n fIi rglisys PAIN alnost insan taneeusly, and ii
j Iespss pUry heal the fouest SORE in an Incredible
shot tiIne bsLEAES VOLCANIC OIL LINIAENT will re-
ISsve ne most srss cases OF RheEmat, Gout OF Neu-
SsIys For Psfys Colrsc;sd Muscles, suEne5s or weak
e5s an the Joints, Lgamsnts, Il VII never tail
Fo scations will eure eyre Threat, Hesc2cEe or EaEace
Poy Brps or Scales any PeiR, is Infaols heaedy
Trv h md you viii i1d psnEioe Tasdy Keep
aiEayE hand.
PLLKTERE FARMERss any one having cssye o. hosss
n ses5y auS iatallible cure for Gas, spns- chzfss,
SeIfuv fyeely, Sores, Wounds scT=ches or aEy
Srte-nsi disFss Tfy T. and you viii be osHvjlced.
Dr.. J. L EcLs AZ, Sole Pr9qEistor,
Ssint LoaiE, Mot
sale at ProPnsors pI!Oas By Berry Ds9yie and g.
y . HehdeFshott. maI-Se''"NNE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19
A skIRxIsu IN MARYLAND.

The following official dispatch was received at
Gen. McCLnLAE's headquarters On the 18th:
DEAENsTOwS, Nd, Sept. l5.-This afternoon, at
half past three o'clock about 45O Rebels attacked
the extreme right Of my piekets about three miles
above this place, and opposite Pritchard's mill TLa
The enemy were driven from every house and
bresstwork they occupied. Eight or ten Of thera
are said 70 be killed and several wounded Our
loss was one killed Our victory was complete.
The troops behsged admirably. Our cannon wers
indispensable and rendered good service in the ee-
ton. W GEGRY Col0nel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19

Thus fF capital and labor have bssn applied developing t.
soil the great o the State ceal and roB
untouched The nvsrsbe rule that mechanic flourish
best where food and fuel cheapest viii follow esry
day il illinois, and in the Of the years the natu
raj laws and necessities Of the tie belief that
least ave hundred Thousand people viii be engaged in ths s
Illinois in the various manufacturing eTnpoy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19

quite different from alcoholic preparations II is not NIB
reactions any shaps continues exert its nzancs
gradually and efficiently, as long the least necessity EXIST fer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19

ST, LOUH, Sept. 1G.-The Repu5Eccn learns tha.
Col. Marshall, When at Lexington few days since,
took possession Of quantity Of property belonging
seal of the State, which Jackson took from Jefef
son City After the defeat of the State troops At
BoOnville, by Gen. Lyon, Gov. jackson positively
announced his intention 10 establish the capitol
Lexington, claiming that he had fun authority TO
do 30. Ii may be that this PrOgramms has not been
relinquished, and the frequent movements of Gene
raj S, Price who doubtless is in possession OF
Lexington, is with the view Of planting the seat OF
Government there. Whether the Legislature which
adjourned May last, 10 meet again TO day, viii be
tanned.
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PPLrcArToN b. oAPTrALl

These lands contiguous railroad 700 iles In length
which with other reads and navgable lakes and TE
era thus afordingsn UnbToksn with the Easerr
and Southern usrketr
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The State Debt is only SlU,O5,s95 a. and witain the
thee years has been reduced 81 4j So snd may
ahE eElael Lhat IN Ten yeara it viii Lssams e1Linet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19

| FSEeEN4 fOfDLA1iONs
The ststs hFaPidy hirg up with populaoR 6s 0G per
sdded making the popuia
ton l,7I9496-a ratio Of lD2 per cent in 10 years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-19
THE REMOVAL OF Fremont.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-Kith reference to the re-
moval Of General Fremont the Democrat Of this
merning holds the following language.
The removal Of Gen. Fremont we do not think
has been seriously considered by the Administration
Complaints have undoubtedly been made agains.
him. and possibly ehsrges preferred, which, Of
course, viii be duly and properly investigated but
those proceedings we satisfied have never look
ed to result as serious as his removal from this
Department. His extraordinary energy and eff
cheney too highly appreciated by the Govern
ment and the man ana his measures are too deeply
seated in the affections the people of the loyal
States to admit the probabilities Of any such events
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The deep rich Lean Of TIE prses is waited with such
deu fsiy that the farmers Eastern Rad Middle Sates
moving 70 inois in great Plumbers The Of Illinois
is about equal that Of England and the soil is rich that
Il VIII support twenty millions OF people.
EAsTRRN AND sorTHERN EARRETa
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Norsksru News, numor. ana Lies.

TWO ntFOArlsr novErrsTs AGAINST run sor1aEE'
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JEFFERs0y OTrY, Sept I4-You may prepare
yourselves for strange tidings during the present
week Gen. Price as reinforced by Rains with Is OO0
to 20 O00 men and Claib Jackson in their midst to
give show Of legality TO their proceedings is ad-
vancing upon our lines. Wherever he goes Seces-
sionists a0ck 20 meet him, and are rapidly swelling
his ranks.
In the affair Of the steamer Sioux City at Glasa-
gov. 8 day or two since, ten Rebels were seen 70
tumble out Of their saddles from the effect OF shots
fred BY troops on the steamer.
courier lust arrived from Georgetown an
nOunces that Gen. Parson with 1000 men, IS pos 'ed
just outside of the town. to prevent the passage ot
reinforCenents to Lexington.
JEFFERSON CIR, Sept. 16.-Gen- Price az me he Al
Of 10000 men, attacked Lexington on - Dus
We have M raFtieulars of the battle, nor do we
know the result. The troops at Lexington are
strongly encanped.
Gen. Pope, at last accounts, was at Hamilton with
six or eight thousand troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

free. Declare the right Of every rebel to BIZ
slaves forfeited by bis rebellion; offer to each
slave his freedom if he will make his way to
any of the Union camps or forts and there dc
whatever may be required of him in behalf Of
the Union to the end of the war, and be will
understand and joyfully embrace the offer; but
talk of his being property, like houses, horses
or bread,tuffs, and therefore liable to conlisca'
ton, is not likely to move him to enthusiasm or
doing in the Union cause. IT may be all the
same, in the view Of The argus, but the stupid
negroes won't see it."
AS we write, the telegraph brings US the
following:
"WAsHIyoroS, Nov s7-T1e Wa'!ir0toa Republican has
news from Winchester Va stating tina, Jackson one OF the
rebel Generals, & drilling resment competed hoiiy Of 'at
Ia that oty AID that e negroes be made fight o9siE'
The CHio. troops"
These rebels are plainly in earnest, and
understand that the struggle in which We are
engaged is DO cbild's play. They go in to win,
and use every effective weapon that comes t.
hand. If We mean TO beat them, we shall
have to do likewise. Why mott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1861.

nations of the earth, quarrel which Chris.
tan and civilized people everywhere are in,
terested in closing at the earliest possible time
and upon almost any terms But we Will not
dwell upon this. inasmuch as there is one
more opportunity, and the best opportu.
nifty of all, to correct the lies of Yancey,
and ell up the hiatus left by Davis. There is
no occasion for President Lincoln to tell the
American people what is the origin and motive
Of the quarrel, though it will be gratifying to
some of us to know that it has not been for
gotten ut Washington. But now that the rebel
leaders have taken such extraordinary pains to
strengthen their cause with the Ant-Slayery
people of Europe by suppressing all discussion
of the subject, and doing their best to make
everybody forget that there is such thing as
a slave in America, it seems to us that the
occasion of the meeting of Congress ought not
to pass without some distinct utterancc on The
subject by the President Indeed, in the pres.
ent delicate condition Of our foreign relations,
we do not think he can afford to let the occa-
sion pass. Mr.. Adams only expresses the uni
versa feeling in this country when he says that
the Government and the people wish to be on
good terms with England. We also wish En-
gland to be on good terms with us; and if we
see, as we do see, that the English people are
likely to be misled by the silence Of both par
ties thus far, as to the cause of the controversy,
it is our duty, as help toward good understand
ing and the preservation of peace Oset them right
And there are certain religious and Anti
Slavery people in England whose cOnsciences,
as we Judge by recent signs, have become dor
mant, and we fear likely to be wholly benumbed
under the perusal Of the recent speeches and
the message of the Rebel President. By all
means let these powerful perfOns DC quickened
and aroused, SO that their zeal in the cause OF
Abolition may not be found to have eliminated
in The sending Of work-bOxes aud pincushions
TO the Boston Bazaar. On various accounts
then, we hope that the forthcoming Message OF
the President will give forth 10 uncertain
sound. Do not let the world forge-twhat we
are in no danger of forgetting-that this is no
quarrel about lands or tariffs or constitutional
dogmas, but a contest between Right and
Wrong, concerning which Christian people
can have but one opinion, when they are fully
informed concerning it By those whose business
il is to set them right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

The hollowness of the pretensiOns Of thA
TammaDy party to leading position in the
ensuing Mayoralty contest is pretty thoroughly
exposed by the indignant reputation Of tho
more prominent gentlemen whose names werc
signed to its call. Such citizens as William A.
Darling, Abram Wakeman, Isaac Ii. Batchelor,
John c. Hayiland, Andrew Carrigan, L. T.
Brown, and Others, state that their names have
been used without their consent, as iavoring
candidate whom they intend to vote sgainst.
They support Mr.. Opdyke, in common with tho
great mas of our citizens who desire to secure
an honest man in the Mayoralty. Dir. Gunther
mas not ghost OF chance, and, 10 order TO
keep. him in the field, Fernando Wood sent
lot OF his followers to the Tammany meeting on
Tuesday hight. They came in such numbers
however, that they betrayed themselves by CIV
ing three cheers for Fernando Wood when the
meeting adjourned. The Mozart candidate will,
if possible by such means, SO divide the vote OF
the opposition as to secure his own reelection.
But all who follow the drift of the popular tide.
see clearly that George Opdyke is the only man
who can defeat him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
TEE LATEST WAX NEWS.

1t is said that an Amy order is at once to
be made, prohibiting the excursions of small
scouting parties which have lately become 50
frequent, and which almos. always result in
the murder of one or two or more men on our
side. 1t is full tine such rule were made.
No good can come Of these trivial sallies, to
compensate for the loss Of single brave man.
In the disastrous reconnaissance Of Tuesday,
for instance, we lost 10 killed and missing
nearly twenty.
From st. Louis, we learn that, for the sake
of checking communication with the enemy. Of
preventing contraband goods from going South,
aud Of avoiding attacks on steamboats,, the
commerce Of the Mississippi below st. Loui.
il to be assumed aud directed by the military
aud naval authorities. Only Government boat.
will be employed, but passengers and freight
will be token at current rates.
Gen. Sherman now commands at Sedalia,
$io. At points on tie Pacific Railioad wosi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28
&c Ioe1r.on CITY there are said TO be 10000

Of Jefferson City there are said TO be 10000
Union troops.
The report that Price was returning to at
oc,, the National forces is not true. Ii origi-
mated in the fact that distanded portion OF
biz army was coming back over the Usage,
committing all manner of depreciation as they
10. Nothing is known of Price bimsslf
It is reported that the Rebels have strongly
fortified Ncw-Madrid, Mo-, whore they have
500 negroes working.
Our Washington correspondent sends TO US
the new boundaries OF Virginia. Maryland, and
Delaware, as they are to be recommended to
Congress in the report of Secretary Cameron.
An absurd report was yesterday made pub.
lie to the effect that the 1limalaya had taken
to Halifax news Of the arrival Of the Trent in
England, and the immediate departure of &
fligato for tots country. The most superficial
examination of dates would have shown thC
fabricator of the falsehOOd that the event wa
I'm pO,sibie,