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RoGFRs & RAYMOND.

have oponed their extensive aud sanlp uous y, s,va
- SroCk or SPKING SUMNER Clol',N.
co, IA ,c-. a and Boyt with Differentiation 70 sea ."
'' FriCTs THAq WIN COMMAND CusrOH
"a spite OF competition AID Of tie r.,
Oar stock ia every Department is fresh iom nc hAu,
-, ~ s,,si. In tai, county aud fas brFi OrtI
nJ I, ysiey ord besuty IN the City Of New, OK
- ~ fabc q flir comparison with tho very pest
Ia ,tre ,,sfI ct and are satisfied lai IN
N"'N' $500 RIAL CBKNNEs
Nho' W 49, RoGyEs & EAYwOHr.
No. Iel ~ AID rs InLan.st. snd No 2lt sroad@ay.
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TRIBUNE

Crahsy AdveFsuegis, classified anaoT appropriate head.
" cans PEI le eseh insertion, Two Dollars per line Per
month.
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YaYCY DISPLAYED ADyERT1SEMENTS-Doub!s rates
SPECIAL NOTICEs-Iirs, Psse-FIfrKxy CFS7s line
esrl nse ioa Eoshng Inserted lN Ices than 5EYASlTkIyK
CHar, sscl insertion.
BUSINESS SOTlCEs-Forrh ISls, before :he lsadsr-
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than OsE DcLLsE each infoTion.
~ CITY iTEMs-rIeG1edby he word lAiVeE;'eH.snil-
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shss OsK DotIAK each Insertion.
ABOUT NINE WORDS AyERAoE a LINE.
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iTEM-l Aassrssueal Jury cESrs line each n,erlioD.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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IEh-tn The hsws Column. pcssIsd BY VOID tadYertis..
nsBtl-si 30 . line eseh insessien
Hotbjns inserted for les than S5
9eles by the quarter year. - - anU hass
AAAss TfiE TRIBUNE, No. iss rssssss, New. Yolk.
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To Advertiser.
TnE TRmrNE THr BESr MIDI

TtE TRIBUNE THr BEST MEDIUM
TsRs Fstf,,sret TisN. y Toltre
SIR: We take great pleasure in nforniug you Of
Ue following fscts slowing az it does the superior
'sHoclleuoe OF TgT TBmrSE an advertising medium
10 the calls part Of last week we advertised 10 The
American Newspaper Directory Snd Record II the
Press" in mostly I'll ofthe daily papers Of this city,
aad IN few days after We received letters covering
orders Tor he Book from various parts Of the country,
and strange 70 cay il every nee advertisement in
Tas TaisvSE had been emf out, and incoscd N each
IetIr.
This proves conclns!vely 10 our mind that THE
TnBvSE j. the only medium through which advertisers
can reach the whole country. We have gained more
by advertising in H. 70 far than we have fIom oil the
other daih, pa; together and feel pleased with the
result ofour advertising ia THE TEErNF, dat can
uot help letting you know i.
We are. respectfully yonls, WATSON Co, PailsLers
N.B.-You viii please see that our Advertisement
in TaE MlEALr goes into the next edition for
California. WAisoS Il Go.
No. it1 Nasaast, Nss To,i .Apl g, ie.L
msrhan's Manufacturer, Inventor srd II Who hs,e wsre.
invitns Lsr5s anything esr cell mast advertise tthey
sSp.ct % md purchasers. ard believe there other Ad
v.rG4ng cdia good IHG TKIHrSg Its circulation is
sy IN u6ysncs Of any other newsIsP An advertisement
iueaed r. ~ e. editions viii reach nearly Two bundled and
uinsy boasaid su5scrbe,., sJ than hall roa Of
rrads.s.
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Bnsiress Noiltcs.

MAGIC CHANGES The most homely man can p y,
,assrned iulo eoodlookng gentleman ny "e.'sl ev
sr,s Snne st le Of Hat that are nov al luc y
al fet their elegance glossy appearance Gud 9ulS Enon.
flor KNoX the popular halter, con eT o. bIosoNsy
~ l. svays on hand to receive his ifeuds ana cnol
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sTiII. frRTuER INDUCEMENTS IN

lorsg FUkNfsNNC G0ops.
srhs harrsiDr we have been rcecutly offering Ia
CHiVs AND GLASSWARE, 49,,
have .irep such sat acun customers tnf ne
eric on a. her portions II our stock. We now
.eer An addition 20 Rooos previously advertised ,o
TtACg msrHfR FRHNCH CLOGS alert movement etch.
TfacK Maze FtrSCH CLoCks striking movement oSen -
ofppeis and rem eel sets Of Gas FG1UKs Throughout F
a. ct aTy lied dv sDirg bonss Ind put up r''''' -
A raj variety Of oth,r CO. d. ~ equally low grres
4 s,c~t =. .ou nont of MoiERNTuE L.srs on hsu''
- v iN'"'"V'' - w. " corner B-ocne O.
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lesuqlorls daily gribnne.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, lsGl


No rofie sn tsier 81 Auory0uf Conn uniffcns W iat
,y,g intend, fot iuero1 must be aabentceed by 80
,ss !, q siafes IL he wfisfaot necessarily ff qlIira-
don bni a. gsafanty ~ hs sood isiih.
Aa bushes Tor th ole. should BE- aadfesstd 70 lhh
TEfnt w." NeU-l- Fk
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Adve,tis, u.enis for TnE WEEKLY TRiurSE FOR this
wees mgst be- handed in to-day.
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RrFBE'S COOKING RANGES.
Rspr,Ep ~ PtiCE TO SUgc rnE TiNss'
For duubhiy nesncs Of sppc1'sace ana ceohVD! 1" ~ NV
Of fuel the -
S, ruays stool uriyacd sud tie reduction an pe 'N .
"a che swell ~ thc best.
A i,efs .isc5nnt 70 the traGc. cir aud county.
jaws FOwiYE, kIErIANr Co.,
LsIR jays BFtBE d Co..
No. 10 I,rradway and
C,uc- Of fieade and Centre 50
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The Cincinnati EHqH'rer, exulting over the
triumph in that city, of the allies Of and sympa-
tbizers with the JEFF. Davis rebellion, says:

thizers with the JEFF. Davis rebellion, says:
Around tie polls from the opening to The close could be
.ce our gallant hiends Democrats aid Union men, nare and
10 tie born with the sturdy German the warm and
generous h en with each other to zee who could do the
mos. n tie cause Of the Union and he Con'fat0a az
f,cs, orr paty fc (aher. Ou:sdoped felo vcitizcus
Of The Catholic faith hsye given noble manifestation Of hciI
zeal and devotion their county which comHsn9. the admire
lion even Of those differed widely from them n the
ra, Our gasu srs of tie Unon plry lave dpycd ;heir
&C. usomed emory and sekRon attachment 10 me tF'0H me
Conttion and ne Eaorcemsns If ne La' sud rallied in
.olid colrmn In their behalf"
Surely, the force Of iasehood could no
further 60, TIL it comes to insist that JEFF.
Davis is the legally chosen President of the
United States, and that Lincoln is an intrading
usurper sc the White House.
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The editor of Tie Nashville christie" 1dcOcate,
after visit to Alabama and Georgia, rays that
the Secessionists there speak thus OF the Border
States:
e." was better FOR tlt ey lld not off when we did
They eud-. aud By tho poson they took Il
early day and mniu'sned have done tile part OF friends They
ssd tie North Stand of? and enabled 10 organize
c,npacly snd without moea9n 10 please them and hold
them on the North has pursued validating policy, dividing
Black Republican, and afoidng The best conditions ,or
ce The huit will fad when II il Ipe They viii finally be-
h US In fo as they have been with all the time In fact,
There is doubtless great deal of truth in
this view Of the case. The position Of the Bor-
der States has been nearly as embarrassing to
the friends Of tho Union as their open secession
would have been.
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WHrN You FELL Dull AND HEAVY, with or
vaoit esll PAIN, have rcco Tse 10
BK.spEYrHs PIus
do.. " N MAKE cry Gbor ai,e vit yysct, hrd
ttncosc .s'th. for hey
TVEirr IuF Eicop.
sod No gei Canll'i.,
an No. 4 Un.un.ouaTe.
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y MN CiONi.
80. 80 Brds1 esr, corner brcoue -
pr,Yei q RrfTs' No 90 Aston house ara No ID bfoidFy
D. RfsHIns much easuIe 10 Inviting noite 20 ~ new
stoga q br.Ds. GaRNtNs. Fsuty MtDOiSf fIf g. a'd
irtll Pos trtvs CoHsr0f. S0tfs. HAIR. Io"r ava MI
En sErs toHs aad variety Of hae fErl Ma Lt4ies ia
efa = 70 rprrr AH1stts Aid otrr me g'odr lcii9ilt
e. ths branch 81 che uusu'-s
EARRN'@ TRICOPuEgOI : - the b u aud cheapest
srter fr nre,sns Beauty rr Cel Curinz PRESERVING
toa acstsiiag tlr Hif. L.di,s uy g. soa ui p"ss'f'
li0sif T0R INEBGATE> Cleveland OHIO. sui
f., ftou ALfonoL o OTitu. sud .of .ifc q gt iah
f.'orpatoa. l. .. SAsiif' ~ ~ if'P.'','i'
Mofn,lIA CRrAN forces the hair and whtker.
90 .rs rsur.4fy Solo ~ " A. HtTCHEtoHs rsE Invented
Ma tbc.oIs. no. iG b0utst.
Pr,R 1trEs. STtNpRD AND DWARF,
sal Ell other hue
FLrr ASP orNANfNf'L lbrt,
Dor asle by
P,H.o,s Co.. Fi,.s.ss, L. l.
koeiy 70 r.. r. Law. W. g. rsrl rov.. g. Y.
Is SAtIt-POX. wmrc il is dcsred to avoid the
ai-gfripr Oft ts q by lis u'Iov g.. S1.tinr
"a tl.rtsfnF srvvSr shou a Do nsey sppi't " qisy
fscves tLs psn. ard st,r 40 a1d cumlof to f fin
Town CIOCKs. REGULATORS, ANp OFFICE
Ctoexs-ttc l4ltt occura.c ..1etrepors ia taf wer
srltHf Co, No hl hi'ta ~.
WHEELER 4 WusuN's SEMINC-MA'hiNls
Al ,,locel prioss uith Ola Ciath fnN-r lnr tl ie9p
tA.fk new stye Heraues hi1dg Cerdsf kc ~ hI fo-n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
President Davis ON His way 10
RicIhm OMd.
From Havre de Grace:

HAvRE DE GRACE. April 24-The military from
Baltimore last night were dispatched to the Relay
House to protect the viaduet there. They had seve
raj pieces of artillery.
The Baltimore San says that although Jefferson
Davis is not in Richmond he soon will be, and make
his headquarters there with an advance guard OF
5000 CarOlnians. He will be rapidly reinforced
having ordered the enlistment of $4,000 men.
IL is reported that $500 South Carolinians and
VirgiEians on their way to Portsmouth. The
Virgnians have possession of Norfolk
Supplies of pork, -four. provisions and beef have
been stopped. Numerous seizures of arms and
powder are rumored one OF eight hundred kegs of
powder for Baltimore.
The mails between Washington and Annapolis
ha,s been stopped.
The mails from Richmond have been detained by
the Government.
HAvRE De GRACE. April PA gentleman passed
here from Baltimore this morning, who states that
Fort McHenry was certainly reinforced with six
hundred men also, that the B9ltimoreans had
planted cannon towards her. The commander or
dered them removed which was complied with.
Subsequently. another cannon was pointed at her
on another side, which was also removed
1t is stated that an agreement had been entered
into between the authorities of Baltimore and the
Government for the rebuilding of tae bridges at the
expense OF Baltimore, and the road would be in
running order within ten days.
HAvgE DE GRACE, April 24-Large numbers Of
troops are being concentrated here from Harris
burg.
1t is said that no person will be allowed to leav
Baltimore without permit
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Frnnl New York.

New York. April ga sailor has been arrested
in Elizabeth. n j. for attempting to get up pirat>
ical expedition in favor of JEFF Davis.
The Board of Su Pervisors has appropriated a
quarter of million of dollars to support the fami-
hes of the volunteers.
Judge Belts, of the U. S. Circuit Court, charged
the grand jury to-day defining the crime of treason
and Its consequences.
1t is stated that all the ripples and hammers of
the armory at Harpers Ferry were safely removed
before the confagration.
Fifty uniforms for the South were seized st
Brooklyn by the police at different tailor shops
where they were being made by order of New
York firm.
The Persia is detained till morning to take aboard
Lyons dispatches. Among the passengers are Com.
modore Aulick and the agents of New York. Penn
syiyaula and MASSACHUSETTS, to purchase arms for
Lnuse States.
NV T1RK April 24.-Mr. Simonton, the Washing
ton correspondent of the lines who lett Washing
ton yesterday morning says rumor having reach>
ed Virginia that Lieutenant General Scott was
about TO resign as GeneraLin-cbIef of the United
States. Judge Robbins, old personal friend and
classmate of his, came to Washington to offer him a
commission as Commander in-Chief of the force OF
tne Confederate States. After learning the purpose
of Judge Robbins errand, General Scott interrupt
ed him with declaration that il he went any fur
Iher in making such proposal to him he (2obbns)
would not be permitted 20 get back to Richmond,
adding that having sworn to support the COnstitu-
ton of the United States he realized all the honor
able obligations of that OATH and should of course,
observe them. Mr.. Simonton says that he learns
from good authority that the New Yo.k 9Th regi-
meEt marched on Monday night. Gen. Beauregard
IS reported TO have arrived at Richmond on Monday
and was believed to be accommodating in the
neighborhood Of Washington.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26

A Noble Company-

A company has just been organized in this city,
the men consisting entirely of Irishmen. They ART
a fine looking, athletic corps of men and we vOuch
for them. that they will do good service when the
day of trial shall come. We have never distrusted
adopted citizens in their loyalty to the of
Southern constitutional liberty. They were faithful
in our great struggle for freedom against tyrant
King; viii they prove true in defending the affairs
of the South against the assaults Of the miserable
petty tyrants of the North. We commend the ex-
ample of our newly organized Irish company as
worthy of imitation throughout the North. This
gallant company have unanimously elected RANDALL
W. GGcGAvocK as their Captain, being the only ma
tive born citizen belonging to the company This is
high compliment paid to that gentleman and evIn>
ces, also total absence of prejudice on the part of
those that conferred it. Mr. Ford elected First
Lieutenant Nashville may well be proud of such
adopted citizens as now rally under the Flag of
Southern Independence.
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Frnn HarriaburR.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, April 24.-It is said that provi-
sions are becoming scarce a. Washington. The Gov
eminent is supplying families with the seized -four
at IS per barrel
Military officers say that they are but little over
two Thousand men lying at Alexandria, and not
more than half were armed
1t is known by the Government that General
Beauregard would be in Richmond next Tuesday.
The Seventh New York regime { is known to be
at Annapolis. Baltimore had sent troops TO inter-
cept their march between Annapolis and the Wash
ngton Junction
Gen SCOTS pickets are gradually extending to
wards Annapolis junction from Washington Gen
ers Scott will assist them, if attacked, all haz-
ards. The Eighth Massachusetts regiment wIll force
their way up the Potomac, if they cannot return to
Annapolis.
Ali families who can get away are leaving as fast
possible.
A portion of the ten thousand arms shipped from
the Springfield Arsenal have arrived here. The
troOps are now ready to march.
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From New nrIean.

New ORLEANS. April 25.-The steamer Cshawbs
of the New Orleans and New York line, was seized
at one O'Clock this morning but was afterw ards re-
leased by order Of the Montgomery Government
and sailed at o'clock this morning
Accounts from the upper Parishes say that the
military spirit is increasing Volunteer companies
are forming rapidly. The Planters are offering
money freely.
rumor from an authentic source has reached
Brazos that the Aexieans getting up another
geurrilla warfare against the citizens on the Rio
Grande above Brownsville
The town of Roma has been pillaged and burned,
and many American families murdered.
Brownsville has also been threatened
The number Of the Federal troops left in Texas is
about 1000. They are abundamiy supplied with
provisions and meSns Of transportation.
The number of recruits at Indianoa is about
500
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COMM ERCIAL.


THuRsDAY EVENING April rs. 1861.
Inc Money market continues inactive. There is
comparatively nothing doing in the way of dis
counting paper, and indeed the applications are few
There continues moderately fair demand for Ex-
change and Cold.
In the general markets. there is zery little doing
Inc Little trade usual at this season has been almost
wholly stopped by the war excitement.
IN New York on the 3d. at the first board, $4,000
Tennessee per cent Bonds SOL at Ale There were
no sales reported at the second board
stocks in New York;
The following are the comparative quotations of
Government and ate Bonds in the New York mar
ket for four weeks
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NEW ToEK. April 26.--Colt,s and Sharp's armn-
RES are making 400 arms per day.
lns ofh 1th. 18th and list regiments have arrived
safely at Washington and are CHARTERED st the Navy
Gen. Wool is informed that two privateers were
ntted ont at Norfolk before Yirginia seeded.
II Stated that the Seeessicnisss have captured
cVo stand OF arms with the Fayetteville arsenal
"a 1ne Adlutant General Of North Carolina calls for
,o The Poeahontas has arrived a. Washington zith
1@S marines and ESQ soldiers.
AcBair- Of the Navy. Lieu. Bennett
rDinuSor, OF the Observatory. Lieutcnauts Brooke.
rN J~sal. Davis and SHINING Of the navy and Col
.ss. Sasf1ermaster General Of the army. have
Inc Mohawk is at Havana for suppl,ss and saiis
TOR Texas IN q day or two go
NEW YoRK, April 95gha o.,r,.,..s - .
bonds and bank notes for the ,shar, YsAsss Ios
were seized In the Wall street ss :. Z
1ents. to-day. Cows Hsh-
The steamer Kedsr and Charuion have hos, -
tered by the Government - Osen eeAE-
Sixteen Iihed cannon were purchased ~ W..
Point for the use of v0lunteers u "sss
The citizens of Wilmington, n c.. have ss;zs, ~.
steamer Georgia.
The Baltic. Columbia. Harriet Lane, and cuyler
were seen in Chesapeake bsy.
It is reported that the slo0p Sunshine was frad
into off Yorktown and psized in trying to escape
The schooner Alic Ellis has been seized.
Norfolk sdviees say Captains Rogers and Whi'e
are prisoners in the hands of the authorities. OF
the burned vessels at Norfolk the Plymouth is the
only one that is seFvicable.
New York. April 2J-It is reported that the Sc
cessionists have planted battery of four guns ct
Harper's Ferry. and are examining the trains. The
road for mile Is lined with soldiers.
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From PhtIad elphIa.

PHILADELPHIA, April 14-The Massachusetts, reg
iment arrived at Annapolis on Sunday and found
the .. s. ship Constitution occupied by the Seces-
siOnists. They were engaged in converting her in.
to battery. The SeceSsiOnists were driven ont
of the ship and she turned out into the stream
by the Maryland, but soon after grounded Some
guns were then hoisted out of the Constitution and
tIen she foated of, but the Maryland then ground
ed and was fast when the 9Th regiment arrived.
and remained so when our informant left.
Gen. Butler was taking measures TO have the
rails relaid on the Annapolis road They had been
carefully taken up by the Railroad company No
difficulty was apprt hsnded on again opening the
road 70 Washington.
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From LnuiSvIIla

LOUISVILLE April 25.-The Governor of Kentucky
proposed to the Governor of Ohio that the Cover
nors of the border Stotes offer 70 become arbitra
tors between the eontending parties in the present
difficulties. trr
A detachment of Col Duncanis regiment, about
400, left by the Nashville cars this afternoon under
Capt. Desher, for the Southern Confederacy.
The river is falling with II feet water in the
canal
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Foreign.

NEW YORK, April rs ayLdnd.-In the House Of
Commons. Forster gave notice of q motion that the
House will not express any opinion on the new
American confederation without security for the
suppression of the African slave trade
Russell said that France. Sweden, Russia and
England had agreed on the aolsteia question, hop
ing for peaceable solution
Fr0Hcs-lt is stated that SO 900 troops have been
suddenly ordered t. leave Marseilles for the occu-
patton of Syria.
IL Is sad that sharp notes have b3en exchanged
between England and France relative to Syria. L
is uncOnfrmed. but caused great uneasiness.
The Boufse was heavy. Rentes off SOC.
Rome.-fhe American Minister was ins ulted b.
the troops during the festivities. He asked for bet
ter protection, which the Government granted.
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DIR. KINGS SARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES


n.y. DR. KING formerly of New York, for the
eNS@<eS four ye of Louisville Kentucky, and who
devoted thu OF private diseases for
thirty yerrs himself having attend ctce fer
nSny years. cured Thousands he is eaoied tn
all diseases Of private nature matter how ba they b
from nudcous meicA treatment from ueglec of their
Dr. Kings Disp-nssry No % Deadck street. btveen Cherry
and the quare ghxre all disea es privat nature
GoKoRHEA without nsucous medicine Interference
from business
srRIcruREs date, sectualy cured in few
DAYS by ~ operation which paa. there structure
exist he 18th Ca not erl0yel Pehp disc
mischief and under mines the constitution much
SYPHILIS With AL tns diseases he skin, growing out
lect or lad reat1eui lily cared in few days
partIcu atteLtiO1 having Teen giveA
this disease the grewin ont OF rough
in man, by he destructive Ia its Of Inc0nsderate
Youths and ese in'ulence OF TIE asionsa neglect Of
which undermine l tuon eu1e the SUBJECT
ntf,r in IS society," and pr mature old
Female. boring with any difficulty Of the Woui
N a surei Of inn eiiate relief
Persons residing abroad writing and stating their case VIII
fee encl directed DR. King, No O. Dea rick street
Nashville viii the medicine set to thGii
address, with directions strict Observed Omc
hours o. o9 the morning until il the evening
mays i65.-d&viJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
CITY NOTICES.

A CHANGE.-We have this day sold to Mr.. F,
KLEIN ouR entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor goods lie will continue the business in all
its various branches and we ask for him liberal
share of the publ. ronageIheresOfOre extended
to US. He has very handsome stock of spring
goods, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in all
articles Mr. NJ. F. SRLTz can be found at all time
in the house of his successor ready to settle with
all who owe. SELTz & HARRIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26

snoor9 sATUaDAx IN MAY

aEcoN3 SATURDAY. I'm mAzys
After consultation with many Of our politics
friends in various portions Of the State, it has been
agreed to hold State Convention, to nominate
didate for Governor, on Saturday, the llth day Of
May. We hope thatour friends in every county vii,
at once take steps to be represented in that conVen
ton by full delegations State rights and the rights
of the South will be seriously endangered BY the
triumph Of our opponents. II behOoves all VINO OPP
pose Black Republicanism, Federalism ana civil
war, to buckle on their armour for the contest. lie
as be up and doing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
Rally RaElYI

a public meeting of the citizens of Williamson is
called at the Court House, at Franklin, Saturday
the 9th inst for the purpose of dcvising the best
means for the defence of the State of Tennessee.
The citizens are earnestly and urgently requested
to attend. Speeches will be delivered by JOHN
MARSHALL, DAVID CAMPBELL, W. II. HILL. VIM EWING,
W. s McLEMoRE, Ed. c. Cook, S. S. House, J. B.
McEwEN and r. NJ Ewing.