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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-07
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Anti-DYspepsia Powders.

1tis put up in tin boxes accompanied with full drec
tons for Price only IS cents per box. 1850 per
dozen. Sent everywhere by Express directed on
rereipt of the amoant liberal discount thet
Prepared only by DR. j. SlMMS & son,
SOLE PR ,PRIRToRs,
Fourth and King Streets. Wilmington, Del
ss-sold by Druggists and Country Merchants gene
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, L.
AUSTIN, Texas Jan. 20. 81.
MASct-eSESERAL y. L TwIaGs, Commanding De-
partment Of Texas-My Dear General The present
pressure Of important events necessarily induces
prompt action on the part of all public missionaries
In this view Of the matter send to you General J.
u. Smith, OF this State, confidential mission 10
know what, in the present crisis vau consider Il
your duty to do as to maintaining In behalf of the
Federal Government Of passing over to the State the
possession of the forts. arsenas and public proper
~ within this State. And also if demand for the
possession of the same is made by the Executive,
you are authorized or It would be conformable to
your of duty 20 place possession Of the an
thorities OF the State the forts arms munitions and
property of the Federal Government on the order of
the Executive to an officer of the Stafe empowered
to receive and receipt for the same This
course is suggested by the fact that infur-
nation has reached the Executive that an effort will
be made BY an authorized mob to take forcibly and
appropriate the public stores and property TO uses
Of their own. assuming to act on behalf Of tho State
Any arrangements made with you BY Gen. Smith
will be sanctioned and approved by me. And should
You require my assistance to aid you in resisting the
contemplated and unauthorized attack upon the pub
lie property etc. and to place the same in possession
Of the State authorities, you authorized to call
on the mayor and citizens of San Antonio for such
assistance as yeu may deem necessary.
will hope TO hear from you General through
my confidential agent, Gen. Smith, as soon as be can
have the honor OF a conference with you on matters
embraced in the present epoch Of our national affairs
am, General, very truly, &C.,
SAM. HOUSTON
P.S.-The Legislature meets tomorrow. | will
as soon as possible, apprise you of Its action. II.
Headquarters Department. Of Texas. San Antonio
Jan. 70, 1851. Official copy. W. A Nichols
Asst Adjutant General
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
Northern and sOuthern Credit.

we learn from reliable and intelligent citizen of
this state and Uaion man, who arrived in our
city yesterday direct from Washington, that Mr..
LTNcoLNs administration had been informed by the
Wall street capitalists that the government could not
borrow dollar unless peace is their policy. Per
contra, we extract the following from the Mont
gOmery correspondence of the Charleston Mercgz,
The export duty of one>eigth of one per cent Der
pound on cotton has promptly furnished basis Tor
the loan OF fifteen millions authorized by Congress
and we are assured to-day that the entire amount
viii be bid for in New Orleans at FIVE per cent: in
fact, an intelligent gentlem from Mobile told me
to-day that he reliably informed that the pego.
taton could be effected in New Orleans in one hour
anxious capitalist in that city to secure the
bonds. This will be perhaps the most astounding
blow TO the North that has yet struck upon the SEN
sitIye nerves of that great moneyed monopoly on
Wall straat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
S0u,neru nirbas Convention In K entucky

Southern Rights Convention I'm Kentucky
The friends of the CONSTITUTION and the equal
rights Of the etatss, In Kentucky. have called q
MASS CONVENTION, tc meet AT FRANKFORT,
on THE 10Th OF MARCH, 1861, to consider the
proper course for Kentucky to pursue at this time,
snd 10 take such spiea as In their opinion will best
meet the exigsneies 81 the occasion:
All who love the South and are determined to
maintain her rights who advocate resistance 70 the
coercion Of the seesded States By the Federal Gov
eminent, who prefer an alliance with the slave
holding States to submission to Northern sggres-
sion, aud who desire reconstructed Confsderacy
Of the savehOlding and the loyal free States rather
than tbs rule of an abOiitionised and centralized
despOtism, are invited to meet in council at the
State Capital on that day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
Fort sumser.

The Tribune of Monday, speaking of the runored
evacuation of Fort Sumter, says: s-1
Let it be borne in mind that this humiliation
comes, if il must come. not from any negligence or
feebleness of the present Administration that it is
not an evidence of retreat from we'll defined and
strong position; thst it 10 concession neither to
the rebel power Of the South nor to the timid ex-
Postulsions of the few in the North whose counsels
are weakness n 4 Let all
remember that the strength has not yet departed
from our Gag, and that this movement may be only
as the crouch which s to precede the decisive leap.
The policy Of he Govern
ment remains unchanged and its firm foot Is just
immovabe as ever On the Constitution and the laws
If the foregoing be indicative of the spirit Of the
Administration, peace is not certain yet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
yin Not Act Under COmpuIntsu.

Some of the Black Republican journals are in tie
habit of fercely ssseVersting that the Government
party will do nothing at the request of the traitors
and secessionists. This class of journals now say
that Fort Sumter is 10 be evacuated, in defe-
renee TO the Union sentiment of the border
States. Wonderful msguanimity Most grp-
eiOus eonieseension Win they not now cause
Fort Piokens TO be abandoned as soon as it
occurs, and can be fairly ascertaiued, that the
commander of that Fort aud his garrison are about
to starve? This is alike due to the Union sentiment
OF The Border States. VIII they fOrbear from block
eding Charleston harbO-? The "Union sentiment
WOrid BE obliged to them for this small additional
act Of grace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
STRAWBERRIES,

We have over hundred varieties, Amsag which are
Alpine Bcsa- white rel Alpine Wood, white and red
Boston Pine, BUTTS Price Brighton tine, fillmore SearIe
(vsr sariy Bishops Orange, Burrs New Pine
Brooks Prolific, Boydsns Mammoth, Crimson Cone, OrtteI
Seeding tsad to continue in fruit IS days., Crimson Gob
Charles Psyore Cusx, Dundee, Geneee, Gebose Scarlet
Hevey Seeding, Hooker, Hudson, Harlem Orange HEu To is
prolfc Iowa, Imperial arle Je Lind IA valuable
vaey) Jennys Seed ing Lage Early scarlet Lizzie Ran
doph LongRehs Prolific, La RENE, a3ys Pine Exquisite
davor) MAVo Superior. Voys Extra Red. MoyAnensng
Monroe Scarlet Maryandca, oner Pacha, 0hio Mammoth.
Pesbody Seeding, Primes Gobose Scarlet Magn .e, Sc9tt
Seeding, Sir AGar Sir Harry Swanttone Seeding Sehneckes
Ptaie Walker, Wilson's Albany &C., at % cents per dcz-
en-; 81 20 per 100.
Alice MAUI Ajax Admiral Dunaass British Queen, Boston
Pine best white Confess de Marine, Compt de Flanders
Cuth BLACK Prince, Comte de Paris Due de Braban Hon
de IA Begique, Ingzms Prince Of Wales, Nnrod are
and late Trionphs Gand bet and most proahe, Troll
opes Victoria Every large and la Vicctese Heresrt de
Thury, &C.. at 50 cents per dosen; 81 50 per 90.
kiteys Carolina supeba Kisys G-liah (Yery large and
ae), Ncaosons Superb, FlmnEs ezst and Re) Col
den Seeded Jesse Reed Princess Royal &C. at 80 cents
dozen; - co per 100
We win furnish airy the above vsrsties By the 1000
larger quantities, at greatly reduced prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
Fort Sumter.

We scarcely entertain doubt now, that the Presi-
dent has determined to abandon Fort Sumter. We
sincerely rejoice at this fact He could not have
held it but few days, if the reports represented to
have been received from Major ANDERSON are true.
Bis provisions, rumOr says, were reduced to about
fifteen days supply, and it was impossible to re-
iRforce him send new supplies, with less force
than 900 soldiers 1t remains to be seen whether
she troops will be withdrawn from Fort Pickens
TOO. IF Mr.. LINCOLN wishes to show pacific front,
he must now follow up the withdrawal of the gar
rison from Fort Sumter, by a similar act at Fort
pipkene
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
New HanpshIre EIeetiou,

The election which took place in New Hamp-
shire on Tuesday does not indicate that the people
of that State have any intention of yielding up
their party dogmas to save the Union. The tels-
graph informs us that the Black Republicans have
sweptthe State. 1t becomes more and more evident
every day that the Union is to be Black Republi-
can Tnion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

The potoer coaded TO toiH be used TO hold occupy
and possess The property and places belonging to s
GoUeTaaerL-LiRcolR'S Inaugural.
This declaration is nevertheless subject to the
exception and condition hereinafter named, to wit
that the property and places" aforesaid can be
held, occupied and possessed, without famine over
taking the persons who are employed to "hold.
occupy and possess them"
Where there is not susicisncy Of provisions to
keep thesgarrison of said places" alive, corpo-
rails guard only is to be left in possession, unt
said provisions are consumed by them. If they are
left in peaceful possession by my dissatisfied roun
trvmen" calcnlate they may hold out some longer
.-Jaa,g,rraI modified to circumstances" Supposed
TO have been written when Mr.. LINCOLN received
the dispatch from Maj. ANDERSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

The Union and American says "Jeff Davis viii
have an oyerfowing treasury with which to protect
his q Government from invasion"
Which is "Jeff's" Government; where is his over
flowing treasury; and who's going to invade him!
That's one of our neighbors tripple>horned dis
lemmas Bonner.
EXCUSE rs! That's yOsr dilemma, not ours. It
has NARY horn. The RaDrT had better 90 back to
its hOTT>book
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

WHAT HAVE / DoNE THAT MESE ENEMIES sHogLp
PRAISE Me- THE New York Tribune holds the fol-
lowing language towards Senator JOHNSON OF this
State
Besides Mr. Crittenden IN the Senate there stood IN
fhe great contest which has just terminated another
Southerr statesman his eq1sl in ability, ms superior
IN unqualified and unconditional deUoOn TO the Onaon
and the CORSttutiOR-loe mean the intrepid Andren
johnson Of Tennessee His manly and energetic defelSe
81 the U1riOE. giUe him a CLAIM 10 the GRATITUDE
and esteem of the FREE STATES which can nerr Dc
FORGOTTEN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

MINISTER TO MExIoo.-Hon. Tom. ConwIE has
been appointed Minister to Mexico We presume
Mr. LINcotE must have had in miad Mr.. eoRWIN's
Mexican war speech in which he tslked Of cur SOL
diers being welcomed with bloody hands to hos
pitable graves. Perhaps the Minister will have
large edition printed in Spanish fer circulation in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
Notice.

TN pursuance insslocusoy deere. made at the last
Of the Chsncery Couss OF Monroe county, Ia the OF
q NJ MeGheo J. w Niles and wife, and others will on
the hr Monday In May next at the court house door in Linden,
oer for sale the highest bidder credit Of and
OF Deer Creek Perry county belonging the
fJohn Ncdhee, deceased The purchaser will required
i've bond hearing Interest from date wi good securities
will be ned the land until purchase money
is paid. ISAAC HULAB,
uar-g4tprsS3 Special mmiSsionerr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
Gone to the southern CopIederaev,

The Hon. I. P. A. BIBB, fOrmerally Secre airy of
State of Kentucky, under Governor MoREHEAD,
passed through our city yesterday his way to
Montgomery. He is gentleman of the highest
standing both socially and politically. His father
was the Hon. Judge BIBB, who was one of Presi-
dent TAYIOR's cabinet
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

I'm CHANCERF COURT AT LINDEN.
n TSnn.--A II Guthrie, ct ala Joseph II Brown & A
MsDonaldhsrch knles S5:,-tn this cause, It appears
from compliments BILL which that the defendant
Joseph Browns nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee
II is therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Vile Union AID Aueran, for four successive week. requiring
2iddsndan appear the OF the Chapeey Court
be holden, for the county Of Perry the house
e. Linden Thursdsy after the % Monday IN next
and plead denur to compliments IL the
viii be taken for confessed and the for bearing
q him. ISAAC HULAE,0 N.
Cox, Attorney for compIanaass.
nsEI2-KflpE'steea2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
[N CHANCERY Court AZ LINDEN,

IN CHANCEHf COURT AT LINDEN,
i Tenn.-A n authrie W J. 7. crasg, ct ais March
Knles 1-In this it appears the complahants
b VIII is 70, that the defendants Jseph Brown
Henry O. Brown residents the State
vile Union asd American for four successive weeks requiring
defendants appear the Chancry Court
holden, for the county Of Perry the
Of in Linden Thursday after the the e. Monday Juxe
next plead compartments bill, or the
will be taken for aa1 the hearing
pRrte to them. ISAAC n. HULMR, q Il H.
N Cox. Attorney for corplagDsnts.
.1..aQ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

Gov. JOHNSON, in q serenade speech which he
made in Washington few evenings since, an
nOuneed himselfin favor Of Border Ststeoonfede-
rscy If we could net get our dues from the North.
The Governor has no idea Of going into COnfsde-
racy where Federalism is universally regarded as
heresY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
SELECT LIST OF sFRAWBER-
R4ES.

Ten varieties and One Thousand Plants
for Ten Dollars.
For s0w will furnish 100 plants each OF the following
choice kinds Tronpe de Gand, Troopes Victoria, Vicom
tesse HericsIt de Thu Fillmore, British Queen, Burs New
Pine Jenny Lind, Hooker, MAvOys Superior and Wilson's
Albany.
FIVE Varieties and Five Hundred Plants
for Five Dollars
For IS will furnish 100 Of the following kinds
Thomphe de Gsnd, Trollopes Victoria Bur New Fine en
ny Lind and Wilson's Albany.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
DIR. KINGS DTNPENsARY


T1<Nss b KEe, io=msrlyo Of Eew York, for he last
tsk<~S fosy ys-rs OfLOuIsve. Ksntussy and uho has
devoted his attention TO the Treatment Of pr for over
nigy yeFs Eaters himself having attend % far "a
and cured many thousands enabled e. cure
all diseases o. private nat1yc, they nay b
from ipjndous measA treatment cBa neglect their sss
Dr. Kings NsPensary o 70 Deadrck Caerrv
and the square, he all private
GoroEHEA cured Wioat nausons msdens irezfersncs
from business
srEIoIuxEs ofoH fate sasctuslly cured IN few
dayshy operation which Pzl. Where structure
exist health e1pnctb b enjoyed Perhaps causes more
nscfisf aud undermines the so1ssitvon much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF The skin. <roaing
lect or BAD rextment b eecfa lily days
SEMINAL VxAxNEs psrtcHl4r senoa bkyHg been given
this disease aud All tbs oonequsnce brought
on in BY s destrreve has inconsiderate
Youths and excessive nfsisnes Of the passns neglect
which vii undermine - oeGs tuiion, sHe the SUBJECT IN
NJ FOR usnsSs Gscis,y and causing premature old
Females Who be -boElas With any dSsuly the Womb
Eay rest s-sursd Of imnaefiate relief
PeTsons residing is1d ~ writing and stating their with
fee enclossd direesf DR. King, No a. rick street,
Nashville Tenn wilt L. ethe necessary medicine
address,, with directions Strict Observed Ocs
hours from sclcsk thu msrning until the evening
EayS3 l539A&UiV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
TEXAS ELECTION REruEss.-The Houston

Texas ELECTION REruRss.-The Houston Tele
graph Of the 5th, SAYS
The entire vote now heard from is about $4,000
of which the secession ticket has about "a sos. The
total vote in the several counties, In august, Tor
Attorney General. was $1,000. The total vote in
the whole State, on that election, was $4,000. From
present Indications the total vote in the late cleo
ton for secession will reach 10000, from which the
secession ticket has received about $4,000 So great
unanimity has never before been seen in any cleo
ton in thia State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14


Wilson'S Albany strawberry Plants, Is
cents per dozen; 81 90 per 100; IS 90 per Loco
KNOX, Pittsburg, Pa.
Triomphe d e Gand strawberry Plants the
best and NEST prsAsD so cent per d7sen 81 so I00
$40 LOCO. Dealers furnished great yredaced prices
4. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa
Fillmore straw berry Plants, 50 cents Ter dozsni
~ % per laOi ais per l,OeO.
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa
Rrinciess Orange Raspberry Plants, 81 90
per dozsn; S. 90 per 100 $40 90 per 001 Tholeas pur
chssers turn shed at low rates
FYaneOnia Raspberry Plants, 81 90 per doz
j. KNOX. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Improved American Black Cap Rasp-
berry, so per dGzsn 80 % o0 SIS co per co.
J. KNOX Pittsburgh, Pa.
New Rochelle blackberry, 81 co per ds1en;
J. KNOX, Box 49, Pittsburgh, Ia.
have purchased Straw Barry Plants of Mr. Knox and found
them recommended.
THos cHADwELL,
nar5-dtv&wlm Nsshvlls.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

case Of small pox occurred in that town since It's
previous issue, and only enc In the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
sRLEor LEsT OF RAsPRERRIEs.

FOR go will furnish 100 Bnele Orange, the fnest IA
yored Raspberry, veil Of the largest beautiful
and productive
l0S Franconia largo red barry, Of good fIEor atrac
tive, and enormously productive
100 Improved American Black Gap: much larger, juicy
better favored With fewer seed and superior TO the
common Black Cap The plant entirely hardy and very
ducve, and the fruit Il soagh after in the market
The above kinds zcluds the three coora-erng, red and
back-and furnish pleasant variety We rezsrc
them as the beat for amateurs, and the NEST Prsabe for
ket culture.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

BgS. +. CiEMESrs--our worthy fellow citizen
Ben. F. CLEMENTs, who for three years past, has
been the efficient Chief Clerk of the Postofice De
partmsnt atwashington, has rendered his resigna-
ton to Post Master General BAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

All who love the South must take sides
with her now. We have waited in hopes Of COM
promises till all hope Is gone. We will get none
We muat sneak now or submit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
= y 4 ID sTERs rOB 1891.
At 'he FAN G unas.
@''' oAs AAsocEsEo Sc nsrrmzs.


.vvvHrs FrEpF N - . sa utain Black Hawk.
,aet - Ss .ass ROADSTER NJ, -. .,-
n = ne s,ais tar Ground ~, .he his season for
for Insurance. : 'l' A. 80 the season. and 90
-. he !. ses1siIu. nIsck, SIX years ala ,...,
1864 II 50< anf g erTtainy troed at Athens in
nj - y ~ -. zen e5ougat the se F.se
Hatch bore ?; = y he y on Black as Va, 3 Ls
q. So Charles or Er a. Woodbury. &c., ~ Duroc, GF
bnes FUR Of the bes tFofling kns anu aeee
No e XanRee Robin
A CAPITAL GAY COLT years cid ny We r,o,, ~,
BIZ Weedhusy. vii be lei 70 % zt Is ths ,. IAN
insure he is very promising. -' - %
No. Q, Washingson the I'd.
GGaD BAY rsa.s sld BY ola washogton da. A. 49,,
lent TranF Mnr. VII b sf to Is Mares at sl0 he
el5 80 iasufe In Eee
Breesrs will 7es sxaine the above Stations Gosd Rlu
Grass passnre 1t tie farm 81 r flaming and grain es
mares ID cool o0ndition, a. 81 per wees
Nashville, Tenn, Part Osner an Agent for Company
Oscar Knba gill DO ready all tines to shov the stock
gentlemen.
Refer ss. Owen, or williamson Col R. Allen Of sun
ne-, Fsnnizs, Of Davidson, DR.. A 7. oooch, Of Ruh
ford. nsr5-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
raR NEW ORLEANS.

FEyHE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER, -
STRoss, Master, will leave Nashville en- ekaGkA
MONDAY, the 16th inst. at P. NJ For freight -
or passag. apply on board OTTO u II. HAAA4soE,
msris d Agsnt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
sTRAwRERaY PLANTt BIZ MAIL

Far 81 will send .ny Post Once IN the country
postpsid and carefully put up oiled silk
safely, 2 good plants OF the Wilson'S Albany We will
send for the price, he number Of plants )
variety offered in catalogue IS per dozsn
For 81 wi send 20 plants Of the Tronphe Gand.
other variety 50 cents per No
for plants By mS for less than dosrs worth any
nd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
RAsPBERRsEs.

Our sec OF plants very large and 7ne We have
" varieties, inclu5ng Brncles Orange, at 81 90 Dozen
S5 90 1907 Francona at IS cents dosn 81 90 100
RastoIn, Rivers Large Fuited Monthly KaeVes Giant Hud
River Antwerp Hed and Yellow Antwerp ard others,
IS per dozen s. 90 100 Improved American Black
Cap, 20 cents per dczen; % 90 per lt0.
Pesons wanting large quantities Of the ahsve viii be furnish
ed VERY Inv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

HAVING made the cultivation Of small fruits speciality,
and procared all the cid and varieties, both native
and foreign Of repute able furnish plants
any quantity Of the best quality and ths reasonable
terms; all Of which guarantee Be true to OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

For louisville and CINCINNATI.
yVyHEelegant, new and feet passenger steamer q
Lady Pike, HrRD, Master, will leave AkeEf7z$7
for the abeve and all intermediate landings
thisdsy, the 18th inst, at O'Clock P. N.
-. H. II. HARRIsON, -
narla-lt A. HAMILTON, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

The No tesaI INTEL igencer denies the report that
Mr.. L1ScoLs has selected it as his organ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
MAKRIER.

the residence Of Col james Arnold. on the 7h iust BIZ
Rev J. D. Smith, BARCLAY MARTIN, ESQ., to Miss Kate
F0GLEMAN, all Of she.byviIle, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14

WEE tnsofvensy - the ssase Samuel deceased,
hss beeR Suggested ~ CLERK Of the ouniy Court
Of Ovrsu county Tennessee Ead all persons having claims
against said sEes fesIired order Of The Clk % Gle
TEN b7 sid cek 6uiy nahesticzd, or Be ore n q
Merda- Of Ausat, Fo fiey will b forever barred Al
in0ehed 70 ts estate required to MAKE lmeaizo Fsn
to me % the5 will be sued. March CD. 1851
uarll.us 4 srsssssa9 Aduln.Etrator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-14
LOGAN GRAPE VINES.

Having procured supply Of the above early valuable
Grape OF Thomson. Of Delaware, Ohio viii furnish good
werooted vines, at IS csnts es0hs7 90 per dozen; by
mail, securely put up, and postage pail, 81 90 each
KNOX,
Lock Box I55. Pitsbursh, Pa.