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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-10
NOTICE TO sH1PPERs.


r.t s1ss q NASHVILLE CHATrAxoosA X. B. Col
superntendents Once,
URINd the time breaks the Western and Atlantic Rail
road Of Georgia. being repaired used every
accommodate the business Of Local stations In
GLIDING Chattanooga But that the breaks the State
repaired and Trains running through
We think it duty in regular turn, accord
ing dates the eh that have accumulated during the
pension the Western ami Atlantic Rail-
ing be received until further notice. And de-
string do equal usce to ALL during this unprecedented rush
freight request all parties in the city interested In the
shipment Of BOTH through and local freight TO furnish with
statements Of freight ready for shipment. that they may be en-
upon Books take their regular The
from steamboas and the Louisville road, will show for
themselves to dates. E. W. COLE,
Sble-u ta t1 Superintendent.
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.
V4NHIs Hote apacisus brick building just completed
Thepropretor has incurred heavy In fitting uF
for the reception Of boaer visitors and
Travellers; and proprietor ample
st depot to convey passengers 70 the Hotel and back the
depot again The proprietor intends Il nstciass
Hotel and hopesto share liberal patronage.
suEl8 rs a s.'. DANIEL A. TIBBs, . Proprietor
10 HOUSE PAINTING, fTfr 4
TIME subscriber prepared with the greatest
dered style upon which cannot fall to give sas
ton He is also prepared TO execute all manner OF a
ssN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, sR nARsIIrs.
that the services Of tbs no'tepz
Te subscriber request having work in his asto
eve him call bsiOrs making hnal Arrapgs2sn,
uarchs-dH No g. Union st., between Cherry and sarss
TOBACCO AND CIGARS. *.
KTTE have hand large stock Of hne Virginia Tobac.
wv CO, also Tennessee and Kentucky TObaccOs which
g anxious Close out low general assOrtsnt Of
9sness LELLYErr SMITH
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Cash System.
ESoR the year 1861 our business will Be ri
EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
By adapting this system we know We greatly to the
eNYDER & FRIZZKLL,
janl-tf 81 Public Square.
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A Thousand Babies Wanted.
DRING them along and have their pictures ssken aSd
I'D will guarantee perfect likeness every time Wehave
Room built exprely their and take them In sAc
ton Of second Mothers need not take them 70 CAL
lery dsssn times last disappointed, thsy viii
Sssi7a HUGHES PREMIUM aALLERYi
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GTATE OF TENNESSEE, IN DICKSON
- County Court. s.March Rules Is61-Petition TO
sell LsndBen Patterson ais WIN Patterson ct ais II
appearing TO me that Morrison Jss dickson and other
children OF Margaret Dickson not known heirs at Law
Of Elizabeth Patterson deceased part OF defendants In this
residents o. Tennessee and beyond the reach Of
the ordinary ~f this Court Il sherefoe ordered that
publication be made IN the Nashville Union and American
for four weeks, requiring said resi-
cent defendants appear before the Dickson County Court
Charlotte, the Monday May, 1861 plead
deuT to the petition filed them and others in said
Court The will be taken for confessed the and
for hearing ex psrte
spl4-wltprGf eeS3 THO. G. MORRIS, G. 4 III.
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SS5TTosl

NADAME VALIANT will re open her Boarding ~
Iva SehOolfor young ladies at l2 Chestnut stryet IN
September Superior instructions IA The Engisf -
2ranenes to both Of Ehish equally serious ate lion L
valiant with Madame valiant viii supezntend ths Pre
partmest. .saI
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RnTUGE.

nAVID wABBs J. Z. sehot-Attschment returned for
before John Larins Justice Of the Peace for Perry
county TennIn this appearing to my satisfaction
defendant echott, is resident Of tue State
Tennessee and further appearing from affidavit Of plain
indebted him in the Of One
Hundred Dollars dueby note It therefore
publication be ade in the Nashville Union
American weeks commanding the said
defendantJ schott appear before Office in the
town Of Linden Perry county Tennessee, the 4h day of
May 1851 plead demur to said attachment the
will hearing parte This 9th day Of March,
1851. JOHN LARKINS, }. ?.
apl4-v4pr'sfeeS3 for Perry county, Tenn.
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I'm CEIANCERK COUNT AT LINDEN.
4 Tenn.--A Guthrie, ct ala W Joseph II Brown 4
ii MeDonald-Marc Rules, Ie6-In tis cause il appears
from companants bill, which to, hat the defendant
Joseph Browns nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee
1t ordered publication be made in the Nash
Vile Union and American for four successive week. requiring
appear the Of the Chaneery Oour
% be holden county Perry the house there
Of Linden, Thursday sitter the % Monday in June next
plead, cempainants bill, the same
be taken confessed for hearing
IS q him. ISAAC HULMk,C = ID.
Cos, Attorney for eOnPlAinants.
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COvINGT0N RAIL MILL C0MPANY-This Company
prepared with the best and improved mach
y fill for rerong Railroad Bars at the shortest
tc the Mill has the capacity to turn out lS0 tuns week
In rerolng Railroad Bars third ren added
the old, make Rail that will not lamnse and insure per-
Cect weld
Street Railroad Barscan also be furnished any pattern
qued, and Railroad Bars Of different lengths and
All order shall receive prompt and careful attention, and
but the best materials will be used in the hands Of skul
workmen the Company hope give entire satisfaction to those
who may G,vcf 4 with their custom
R.BUCHANAN & SON, Agent,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
-RzFER TO
" II Clement, President Litle Miami R Co.
john Lewis President COyington and Lexington Co.
Captain Mcclellan, Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road.
L'Lonmedieu President Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
K r Co. marl4-w2t
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SAT- Lux st Lux Fuit

COAL OIL L A M p g.
VKTE have Just received another supply Of Csa OIL LAMPS
wv among handsope patterns for
lors all with the Collins burner, which hr last improve
ment mneauraby superior % any other Lamp now be-
fore the public sesdnessof fame, freedom om
smoke simplicity construction, beauty and eeganc in nsh,
economy. One Lamp will give the ghtof four
candles and much The Oil have i'm
ported these Lamps clear beautiful article free
from any grease spot when split
carpet or thing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists No. 10 Public Square,
rnarIe-f Nashville, Tenn.
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Manny's COmbIneu Rea per al

WETH WOODS ImPROyETrENTr-
celebrated dachins eceiyed the arss Drenia Of 4
SoLD MEDAL, a. the estcoubfned Reafrr ard No- L.
tine great United States Agricultural Fair keid a Iou
NJ, N september, 1851 The trial cane OF nezy sV,-
1erkf IN Jays where all The p-i. Dsi Mzehspes n 49,
states we're thoroughly tested. The COMMITTEES s tbsi-
through Marshal Wilder President United sates X
Society, At Ls1isviiie, Ky. $50
also received the ward the best keapsr and a, 3
Mower, before two separate committees appoitsd h.
dent o. the Davidson County Agrcultui societ a "
N lo9F, ever most Of the machines aov in s M s1
Numerous ether premiums and aEzrss we're zier sbi n
aurng ne last season, every M7chinein Auerca
Tne above machines for nsie By the undersIsned
B. y. oHEATHAM,
General Agent for the stats
USHER, WHENLEs ( 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-30
THE ONLY PREPARATION
Il worthy Of
Universal Confidence and Patronage

FOR STATESMEN JUDGES, CLERGYMEN
Ladies' and Gentlemen in all parts of the world testify to the
efficacy OF Prof o. J. Woods ar Restorative and gentlemen
Of the Press unanimous in its praise few testimonials
only be here given circular for more and 1t will be
impossible you to doubt.
n Wall Street, New York, Dec 2Oth 1855
GENTLEMEN: Your uoe Of the 18th inst has been receiv
ed saying that had heard at had been benefited by
the Of Woods Hair Restorative requesting my Ger
6cate Of the fact il had no objection TO give 1t.
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about so years the color IF my hair auburn and inclined
10 curl Some ve six years since it began turn gray
and the scalp on the crown Of my head 10 lose its snbiy
and dandu TO form uToni Each Of these disaRreabties
increased with time and about months since fourth was
added to them by hair falling OF the top my head and
threatening to make me bald -
In this unpleasant predcamen was induced try Woods
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for had really expectation gray hair could ever be
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ever greatly surprised to 6nd after the Of bottles
ly that not only the falling arrested the color was
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try 1t.
For this among the many obligations owe to her SEX
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''1' ''' ''' BEN T. LAVENDER
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The Restorative Is put up in bottles three Sizes viz
large, medium and small the small holds y pint and
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in proportion, and retails for So. - - .
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now IN arms against it. Wonld you have
lwlggs, restored to his recent rank of Brig
ad'er in the Federal Army? Would YOU
require good and true mon who have upheld
the honor Of our flag through thirty wears Of
faithful service aud unouestionabls Gdolitv
10 serve under and defer to him 2 If Won
90 not mean this, what can you mean 2 Do
| yon lancy that those who have seduced and
deoauchcd the rencgades will desert them /?
! Could the Confederate States return TO
their allegiance unrebuked and triumphant
! yet leave these vietmes of their wjes these
partners in their crime, to poverty. neglect
and shame If not, what sort of Recon.
struction' is possible but simple return TO
obedience to the laws 7
Let then, the line be distinctly drawn be-
tween those who would uphold the govern
ment in its integrity and those who are The
instruments if not the confederates of the
traitors who would su5vert and destroy it.
There is no room for neutrality-no middle
ground between Loyalty and Treason. If
Abraham Lincoln has been fairly chosen
President of the United States, he is entitl-
ed to be respected aud obeyed as such by
the people Of every Stately those who
opposed equally with those who supper ted
his election. There is no merit in such
obedience; for each citizen defends and con-
serves his own rights, his own property, in
thus deferring to no man, but to the plain
requirments of the Federal Constitution
Gen jackson was never voted for by Yer.
mont nor Massachusetts,, and wasnot popu.
lar as President in either but his constitu-
uonal authority was nowhere more scrupnl
ously deferred to than In those States. Mr..
Lincoln has to-day the same right to the re.
spect and obedience of Texas or Georgia as
Gen jackson, during his presidency, had to
those Of Vermont and Massachusetts. In
either case, the right to oppose most strenu-
ously and effectively the policy of the Ma
tions elected Chief is perfectly compatible
with a scrnpuohs respect for and Difference
to his constitutional authority.
The snllen clouds that pail the Southern
sky presage coming storm. The master
spirits of the Cotton Rebellion are manifest. /
y resolved on pushing their treason to a
bloody issue. The stubborness with which !
they, in every State but Texas, refuse to
;ubm: the question of Secession or Union
10 popular vote, evnces their determina-
ton TO prccipitate their States into civil
war which the masses, even Of their own
blinded, misled, abused fellow-citizenq re-
volt from. With the Press muzzlcd, the |
Telegraph prevented into mere instrument |
of conspiracy, and public sentiment cowed |
and silenccd by the desperate appliances of
worse thun Jacobinic terrorism, they rnsh
upon their doom. May an All-Wise God
override their madness and crimiuality to
the glory of His name, and render them
subservient TO wider diffusion, surer
of Righteousness and Free.
dom
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-30
HABERDAsHERY vERsIFIED.

In the nose and confusion" thatso constantly RACES
And is ehroniced forth in the Telegraphs pages
About Dry Goods, and Dress Goods Causes and Lacs
Shawls. Bonnets, and Cloaks that rival the graces
May claim your attention, to brief rehearsal,
or a list Of Choice Goods in a stock universal;
And though less pretending In merit mere sound
ana are quietly waiting your notice down town
There Cloths Of all grades and textures yeuIl fnd
OF pure Wool from your Aocks and of Alabama combined
And Vestings fancy Marseies silk and BIack satin
Yarn made of Cotton, Thread Waddlpg and Batting
Wcks Flannels, bleaehed goods Stripes Sheetng twine
And huslins and Lawns bonnet, dress and swiss fine,
Canbrcs and Summer Stufs checked striped white shirts
Gloves Dress Goods Sbaws and Ribbons and Skeleton Skirts
spree pepper and cafs saleratus (god meda kaon
brooms baskets and bed eord cloths lines buck gloves
coil rope,
sSupsrtsas S,Ps sugar, and Ace, both Java and Rio
Paper hangings brass kettles fancy prints and hand boxes
Cloths pins wooen yarn for the necks of your
Stone chnrn jugs jars and crooks assorted glass and nails
Mop handle wood and tron SASH pchos and water pais
Shoes for children boys and ladies' gents and ladies
And hoes for gents to work WITH wooden pumps and super
Buialos
scythes snaths kes and wash boards half bushels and
sole leather, =
Chalk rosn whiting OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
ags lot OF Hats and Caps Of every grade and style
u all outside heaped at once twoudb he so bg nile
Shoemakers too word with yOu have you good news
Here's nearly all the implements for making boots and shoes
Lasts pegs pinehers hammar knives thread peg and sew
Taes Nails alhandes brises lining, binding heel balls,
French CALI French chalk kip floats sire sticks and morocco
Tobacco. ~ ' -
But hold my muse, further tax the printers rsu.
Hen 1eer nd space for hs of the list Of this full stock
Say then, that the stock Is full and eomplete
That Anxiously awaiting our patrons to 0rest
invite them ALL from South from North, from East and from
From city from country, InoOlnts., DOuga.itss and all
From every point Of the compass, come an. .5T'
LsS'e Iss all your spare dimes with your friend
AshtabulA, Oct. 81, 1850. P"sn A~ii'
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said Mrs. Whitman gaiy, as she drew he
arm within that Of her husband on his ap
pearance that evening. Come and let me
show it. Come along Don't hang back
| Charles, ns ifyou were so afraid"
Charles Whitman went with his wife pas
sively looking more like man on his way
to receive sentence than in expection of O
pleasant sight. His thoughts were bit.
| ter
Shall my Ada become lost to me p said
ne in his heart, lost to me in world of folly,
fashion and extravagance 2"
sit down, Charles =
She led him to large cushioned chair.
Her manner had undergone q change. The
brightness of her countenance had depart
ed. She took something in hurried way
from the drawer, and catching ND foot.
STOOL placed it on the noor near him. and
Looked tender y and lovingly in bis face.
Then she handed him the jewelers. bill.
IT is recepted you see Her voice 1utter-
ed a little.
'Ada>how is this what does it mean P
He flushed and grew eager.
L returned the watch and Mr.. R
recepted the bill. would have paid for
damage, but be said it was uninjured, and
asked nothing
'Oh, Ada =
Aud this rccepted also aud this hand
ing the other bills which she had paid.
And now DEAR she added quickly, how
do you like my new dress Isn't it beauti.
fulT
We leave the explanation and scene that
followed to the readers Imagination. If
any fair lady, however, who, like Ada, has
been drawing too heavily ou her husbands
slender income for silks and Jewels, is at
loss to realise the scene, let her try Ada's
experiment. Our word for it, she will ind
new and glad experience in life. Costly
silks end jewels may be very pleasant things,
bnt they are too dearly bought when they
come at the price Of husbands embarrnss.
ment, mental disquieIude or alienation. |
Too often the gay young wife wears them,
as The sign of these unhappy conditions.
Tranquil hearts and sunny homes are too
precious to be burdened, with weak vanity
and love of show. Keep this in mind, Oh
ye fair ones, who have husbands in moder-
ate circumstances. Do not let your pride
and pleasure oppress them. Rich clothing,
costly laces and gems, are poor substitutes,
Tor smiling peace and hearts unshadowed
with cars. Take the lesson and live by it,
rsther than offer another illustration, in
your own experience, of the folly we have
been trying to expose and rebuke
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1Iss A. CONC to This .

The New York Neaos, the Democratic
organ of New York, if there be any, thus
announces the readiness of the Democratic
party to accept of any terms which the cot
ton confederacy may propose for future
reorganization
Whenever the sontherners arrange their
government and constitution exactly to SUIT
themselves, IL acW doubtless suit epery demo.
cyat ard ieJcrab MN of The aoyth. We care
not in what manner they shield their rights
to property in negrocs--care not what may
be their views of the African race, or what
they engTaft on their present constitution
to protect themselves in full and undisturb-
ed possession of this class of property,
U1cn this IS completed, and he south IS SAT
isjGe9 Nth IL, then 1ce shall advocate this and
othsr NorthsrH States joining tie SoathsTn
Coafeasraey'
There's magnnnin1fty for you. Consci-
ence, right, interost-everything that may
be demanded as sacrifice, democracy Is
willing in advance to grant. What more
can be demanded by southern arrogance,
or conceded by Northern servity.
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For the Ashtabula telegraph
BY Lucy FOUNTAIN.

br LUCY FOUTNTAIN.
Sister, with thy golden hair,
And thy brow so white and fair,
Thou vert sweet as lilies are
In their bloom.
Sister, with thy loving eyes
Clear and blue as SIMMER skies
Can It be their beauty lies
In the tomb
Sister, with thy lips so red,
Like the coral 10 its bed,
Oh is oil thy beauty fed
Evermore ..
Thou vert fair, and pure and sweet
Will thy tiny, childish feet,
Never more my pathway meet
On life's shore
Eyes as blue as skies in June
Voice like music's sweetest tone,
oh hast thou forever gone
Sister sweet
But, on heavens peaceful shore,
Where all parting sceues are DER,
And where sorrow comes no more
We shall meet.
htabula, March 2eth, 1861
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The SITUATION. The Uuited States
Government, after failing to suppress Sc
cesSion desires to evacuate Fort Sumter,
and release South Carolina from the terror
in which she has been held South OarolinaS
will not permit this, but insists upon maxi
ing prisoners of the garrison.
The federal situation may be illustrated
by military anecdote, An English sol
der having taken a Russian prisoner.
Bring him along. then, cries comrade
i can't do it, responds the gallant cap'
tor
We'll, come yourself' st
lie won't let me !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-30
WeH, come YOURSELF
lie won't let me

l HAVE heard persons of weak Judgment
condemn fairy tales as trash, unfit for chill
dren.' No properly balanced mind can SUBJ
sist on bare facts they mast be varied by
(aneies as the landscape by lights and shades.
The rainbow, spanning cloud or cateract is
not tangible; the frost pictures on the pane
are unreal 8 evauescent; the world that trem-
bles in the dew-drop does not exist therein;
the hues of the flowers, even--what are
they but the fam asies OF light These are
fairy tales yet 10 all her ietlons
she hides realities; and from the creations
of the Imagination truths exhale, as per-
fumes from the lly aud the rose,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-30

TIE FAMILY Y.-The family is Gods bless
ed ordinance, and is the sweetest. the hap
picst stop on earth. 1t is the nursery Of az
ieclion, Of friendship, and Of virtue the
place where those ties Of mutual fdcpeud-
ence and help are FIRST formed, which, in
their state. unite human society; and aceofd,
ing to the manner in which the rights Of the
family circle are enjoyed its duties disearg-
ed. and its true benefits realized, are the
moral character, the stability. and the
grandeur Of a country
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-30
Farnlture.

DUCRO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of 4
Dealers in Furniture ofhe best descriptions and every
riety Also general Underakers and OF Cof
Ansto order Main street. North Of South Publ Square
Xsbtohnio ~ -" 4le
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-30

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
fcprer stenm establishment north Main street. near tb
ofice Of Drs harrington & Hail. Ashtabula, o. II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-30

PHOENIX FOUNDRY w. WAGNER
having purchased the Foundry of JoHN B. GALPIN, viii
keep on hand at favorable priee stoves Plows Plow and
MIL Castings and sinks attend TO repairing, and setting
stoves and Flows Orders for Castings and kinds
SffoSndy work executed with promptness Near the Sash
Factory, AGhtabula, Ohio. 4e0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-30

GEORGE WILLARD, Manufacturer of Sash
BHds aaa poors hand and made to ORDER Also Plan.
Eng Matching etc. done TO order in the best possible
AshtabulA, u.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-30

6EORGE @. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
ware Iron, Steel and Nails Stoves Tin Plate Sheet Ion
Copper and Zine and manufacturer Of Tn Sheet lion and
Copper Ware, FiEks Block, AshtabuIa, Ohio. 47O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

8Rs I'LL MsoN's ADpREsss-Mr. Williamson,
aie sent BY Louisiana to Texas find.
ing that the Convention had adjourned when lie
reached Austin, issued an Address which will be
laid before that body when it rtassenlbles on the
nd Of March, The Address, which NE publish
aiaewh here in to-day $ paper, is clear and inter-
citing statement Of 1ouisiaHa's position and wishes,
and win he found well worthy the attention Of cur
readers. 0 8S