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

Previous to the formation of the permanent Con-
shtnton of the Confederate States, the Northern
4 SO 2 and Sonthernenene Of thsSouhern Confederacy
delighted to excite the fears of the credulous apd
vs the timid by assurances that seeded States,
q which, when in the Union, the backbone of
- a the States rights democratic column, were now in
& "a favor OF forming Monarchy that those States
MS in favor of creating titled nobility with hs-
reditary kOnOrs, that they were in favor of re-
tsshspening the slave trade, establishing property
~ qualification and claiming our present three ffths
slave representation. But the publication of the
Set permanent Constitution, which has already been
~ Eatifed by. six of the seven seeded States
- gives q fat contradiction 10 these improbable
s. fss assertions Now the enemies of Confederate
States the groundiessness of their former positions
icing exposed have for their hobby the failure of
tB@e the STATE Conventions to refer the question of
y Hcaton the vote Of the people With the lights
before u.s. had been a citizen of the Southern
s tu Confederasy should hsve ayowed such refer.
snce if the people of that Confederacy assent to
itss they to do with unparalleled unanimity we
@ are looking further than the instrz.
- ss uent which they present for consideration We
s see that some the Union leaders, some who were
| most bitterly opposed to secession
an having the permanent Constitution immediately
~ - ratified by the State Conventions In Alabama
ter Convention Hon Nick D1vIsof Huntsvile one of the
most ultra antisecession members, made the motion
which defeated the resolution refer ratification
of the consultation popular vote In doing 50
nounced that be believed, accordance
+ i
& 60 with the sentiments Of The people of his county,
~ Madison The majority against secession in that
Fl - I county was Overwhelming, but when the time for
radfcation came they were for prompt and decided
sneasHres that would at put their Conederacy
H Sn coalition knock for admittance into the FAM
@ Ey of nations It insisted with great force that
.,., "a nnediats ratification by FIVE States Of the
ia ssga kghes importance that theirs commissioners 10
Europe might present themselves at the
~ Courts Europe. Representatives Of q
provisional government but as ambassadors from an
eg - established Ocnfederacy. II deemed important
- ~ chat this should be done before the LINCOLN
administration should have opportunity, through
20 its ministers, of forestalling them This is but
2 of the reasons that has induced the several State
Conventions 70 prOmpty ratify the permanent Con
= sttution The astonishing unanmty with which il
has been done and the favor which their action has
N ' almost universally received from the people, is
evidence of the harmony existing in the Confederate
States and the deep devotion of its people to the
.tF 49," 't cause In which they embarked. q
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NOTICE.

- AVID WkBBs VI J. p. eohott-Attsch returned for
trial before John Larkins Justice Of the Peace for Perry
Tepn1n this cause eppesnng 70 my
mai the deendant Scho resident Of the STATE
OF further Appearing from aday Of plain
te that the endsnt indebted him in the Of One
Hundred and Thirty Dollars, BY note IL therefore
ordered BY that publication bssds IN the Nashville Union
deepdant schot appear before Of oce In the
county Tennessee, on the 4th day OF
Nav 1861 plead demur to said attachment the
sans W; be set hearing pare his 9Th day Of Mareh
fe6i. II ~ JOHN LARKINS, J. p. ,fss tg,l
apl4-w4tpr' sfees3 s. for Perry county, Tepp-
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OBITUARY.

a sands5 morning. the slst Inst, h z<7 I. B. ssusos
NJ 1TTLis R. HUDSON Of Lancaster, Hsnlnety 10 M
KAfIs CHAMPION Of this city. ~ "a
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csTATE or TENNESSEE, IN DICKSON

OTATE or TENNESSEE, IN DICKSON
- County Court yqMsrch Rulea Is6l.-Petiton to
ssf LAndBeh Patterson ct ais W Patterson ct ais
appearing that WIN Morrso Jas. Dickson and other
children Margaret Dickson, names not known heirs at law
Of Elizabeth Patterson, deceased, part OF defendants in this
residents Tennessee, and beyond the reach OF
ordinary process Of this Court therefofe ordered that
made in the Nashville Union and American,
spaper weekss requiring said resi-
dent appear before the Dickson County Court
Charlotte the Monday In May, S6 and Plead
petition filed against them and others in said
Court Or che will be taken for confessed IS to them, ard
ser for hearinR ex - 49, .tFs..f-. s.ft }
Z apis-w1tpr sfsess THO y NORRIS, o. SN. !
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nsumpter MA Et.~

The Cincinnati Gazette concludes an article, on the
defest of the Republicans at the late municipal cleo
ton in that city, with the following significant hint
to the Government: s..i R4sa-% -
Anticipating the questions thatvil be asked a. to
The cause of this Koterloo defeat we may say that
Sumter did il The Republicans dissatisfied and
discouraged, had no heart 60 work, and they sur
rendered, without seriously eontsstng the field.
And If temporizng policy is to be continued st
Washington, this il but the beginning of the end.
Wsreeeivs the Memphis AraIaache with provok-
ing irregulariiy.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

NY yirure Of an execution me directed from the Circuit
Ceur Dickson county Tennesfe, at its February terms
expose public sse, the highest bidder for cash
Company about miles east Of Charotte Tuesday he
eatc which the Charotte Jones' Greek Turnpike Coups
n.y. had hssesInc scaufd in and 70 the follow
nR described property, The Turnpike Che chax
eite and Greek Turnpike beginning about twelve miles
Of Charloe and terminating at tbs south east
boundary Of said town. Together with 100 Of land appur
teuart 10 aud adjoining the ogshe butts and bsunds OF
which will be given ne day Of sale. Also, SEINE Picks,
Shoyels in action levied the property
Of the Charlotte Jones' Greek Turnpike salts
~ an suticn in ny against said Charlotte aud jones
friend &C. s5i6 hatas s1hH AkoHa v.WALhhhs
ana Avid sass m; tshsFa OF Dickson county
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-04

In accordance with previous 81 lhrg hfm-
Der Of the citizens Of War1<t coa7y nlet At the
coprs house in McMinnville. IS Mossay, tliearst day
Of April, 1861. to appoint del gate q syate Con
veniion to meet in Nashville oiths.flsh day OfAay
next and to EXPRESS preference for our next Rep
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-04

tsH4aaf aiH - as sr-ii eF'a o. 1WEE9, Pressdsnt.
49, = las All sss..saaf D. WEAVER, csshier. Ri
srArz o. TENrssEE Davidson eeunty.-z nsst Acis5tl
This day before Re JOSIAH YsZsi, an se
6ssAsr Planters. Bank Of Tennessee and made cath IN due
forn on law that The shove statement true to the bet
crlsdgs and belief Given under ny hsnd ard feaat ocs
this son ssy Il March, leel - -. = =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-04

GEcRGE N. SNARrT was called to the chair, who
briefly explained Che object of theiulee thg kndW.
T. CHR1sfI1S and j. j. woHAcK were appointed as
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Fer sale or Exchange for Negroes.

OFFER for sale my present residence with Twenty-Five
re Of the best garden land 10 the State atsacheds only
fourth Of mile south Of the city Of Nashville Possessios
m ~ S,efs; EDwARD D. HICKS.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-04

I'm The CHANQERY COURT AT DREss
i dem for WcakleY County, state OF Ten.
Original and Attachment border 81 Rsbica]
on-Hram Farmer John csyce and Andrew oayce Prom
the 10 bill this cue TO the
aster Of said Court that the said John Csyee Il 81
dent Of sad State Tennessee and rdes in kenucty 1t
Is ordered said CLARK and Master that pubcafon
~ ths BE- made for successive vseks IN tha Weekly
Un1n snI Aercan, newspaper puhlished IN the city Of
NASHVILLE said State sfTensss nmanding ne said Jsnn
hsrs TIE ne II term said Chancery Court - Be bald at the
in Of Dresden the second Monday Of
uIy next or will In all things taken for confess
"a for hearing - to him ex pare, saie
term sId Court. This hs s7e gay Z March 1851 "a true
s0rP' 1S'A S1THANN N. EDWARDS, @. NJ.
z lvatprssfeee3 !, $50 | Of said Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-04

IIe UnlusHsts p De41oFos - e1eHt FS~-ef4 '
inc 81 Monday last took poa1tipn VIII the LrscOIS
Ins ,,sural n reEA.ionI q holding the forts and
orIIsS,inp te reysbue. IN one Of 6sir resOlutions
they cay ~ - So - -.
an Rssolved, That while we concur in the greatest
.-.sssraflsu 1orbearAneey an6 kinauees Of the
Tederal Government toward the seeded States !;
believing them to be the victims of r7erciless
couspirafors and usurTers, we at the same time
denrecate the abandonment of the surrender of
any rights that can be successfully and permanently
ned against any think less than
10 hold the forts that can be- thus held and collect
the revenues Is tcstr then rebels snd disfleaFsen
md weaker paariots and that more isnet necessary
to give the people chance to expel their tyrants
from RCzfer sndplace. -
In another of their resolusions II - feecmnend
Hoa W.. WkEA1Ehs one suitable 6 carry their
standard for Governor. After the idepfioll q the
resoiutions Col. EIsENER was introduced hzd made
brief speech, the substance of which was { so
fer the Union without an If and sIa against any
man whatever who Ia not for the Union witlou'
an f." We venture to predict that the Conditions
Disunion' Convention which viii meet here q
Thursday, the 2d=of May viii mot nominate
Gel wIsEszEg and will not sembody in It's plat
form hisdochines or that of the Bedford Aoonnty
resolutions. SstadS IS .oA So - l.9 = :
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OUR STOCK o7 sEAsaNABLE
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D1spasCh OF Bus,nsss a. n ontgsmerT.

The thorough, prompt and rapid dispatch Of basil
ness by the Congress Of the Confederate States, is
one of the accompanying circumstances thststrong
siT recommends the new Government to all refeetng
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SUIToRe and all other persons interested, hereby mott
- fed that special term Of the Chsncery Court at Char
Otte, Ten viii be held commencing Monday the 9Th
Of May next. This 9Th March, 1861. s-I % a4s.ltM :
BY order Of the Chancellor. r @ COLLIER, e1
apH-w4t ..4ss.s..s - Clerk and Master.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-27
Nov and Then.

We had but humble home,
With few and simple joys,
But my fathers step was proud and firm,
And my brothers were laughing boys.
VS. have much that We Ionged for then,
Our hearth is broad and bright;
But my brothers now saddened men,
And my fathers hair is white.
PHGBE CARY.
AN IRISH ARGUMENT.-As the late Mr..
G., farmer at Duddingstone, once stood at
his gate an Irish lad came up to him and
requested to be employed. Mr.. G., " Go
away, sir, | will never employ any Ofyour
country again" Irishman. ''Why, your
honor Sure we are good workers. God
bless you do give me a job p Mr.. G.,
"No, sir, won't; for the last Irshman 1
employed died on my hands, and l was
forced to bury him at my own charge" Irish
man, "Ah, your honOrl you need not fear
that of me for can get q certificate that
1 never died in the employment of any mas
ter 1 ever served % There was no resisting
this. Poor Patrick got employment with
out the certificate.
DIDN'T WANT AN APPErTTE.-The Noun
tain Democrat is responsible for the follow
ing;
A disappointed candidate called for an
"eye-opener," in the Orleans Hotel, Sacra-
meuto. The barkeeper speedily completed
a cocktail, and was topping it off with alb
synth.
What's that what's that p demanded
the man outside of the counter.
" It's absynth, sir. Itll give you good
appetite"
Appetite bah take that stuff out
take it out [ don't want no appetite
what's feller want of an appetite when he
hain't got money enough TO pay for his
breakfast p
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A~FOTT0-N' KSgB.N'S.-I 90 RI as 1905,
u 5OOs, 6O0s, and zoos Cypress Mills for sale by
), f. GILBERT Il Co,
TAMIL Agents of Cypress Mills
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Tae 9ailp gumtmaI.
WIT AND SENTIMENT.
R3g~ Spell it with nee, my lord. Some
ody calls Joe Lane the "op war hawse."

g@g~ Spell it with a a0ee, my lord. Some
body calls Joe Lane the "oP war hawse."
Eas" 1t would be hard to convince the
magnetic needle that loadstone is not the
most diverting thing in the world.
B0y@ The human heart, like a well, if
bitterly closed in from tho outer world, is
sure to generate an atmosphere of death.
BSg" If you are not satisfied with the ne
cessaries of life, see whether you can salts
fy, yourself with repining after luxuries.
BEA 1t is said the hare is one of the
most timid animals, yet, it always dies
game. Why shouldn't it, when it is made
game of?
Bes@ An old gentleman named Page, fell
in love with young lady. In ballroom
the young lady dropped her glove-instant-
ly he picked it up, and handing it to her,
addressed her i'll the following manner:
{" If from glove You take the letter G,
Then glove makes love, which present to thee"
To which she replied:
. And if from Page you take the letter P,
Then Page makes age, and that won't do for me. -
NOV and Then.
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6s2O,OOO WANTED

Gs&O, 900 Ws4JN~FA<ES.
eFp We want che above amount Of ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN,, IOWA, TENNESSEE, MISSOURI,
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, or any other
Southern money at par for dry goods or on ao-
count, and will sell to goods suited according to
the times, very cheap. Our stock taFery complete
Come along with your money to No, ~ MAID
street. The Union forover--if. pot To STATE We
sOHAPKER 4 BUSTING,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-27

DIR. HAAS, having leassI the rooms fornerIyco-
cupied by DR.. Kivest, in Or. Preys building, oppo-
site the Post Office & sHF;ss Il years. would
specially soli51k tEF 1851. = Evansville and the
surrounding town 4-sst ~ 90 visit his rooms
and see the specimens exhibition, whether they
need the services of a Dentist
Since the issuing of his last circular and adver-
tIsement, over year since, several improvements
and new inventions have been made of which he
has availed himself, and allows nothing that will
subserve the interests Of his patients, to pass
secured. His facilities better and establish
ment larger, without doubt, thar any other in our
State and equal to any in Eastern cities. All those
who need Dental operations performed and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
great pleasure.
The following are the styles of work manufactur-
ed by him;-Continuous Gum; Block Carved
Work; Vulcanite Base; COralite; Amber; Cheoplas-
tic; Gold and Silver work.
Nothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness of
the continuous gum work. It is without a
or -rsvice. Cheeks that sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour by this style Of
work, and also by the use of the Nulcanite, Coral
lite, and Amber Base The latter styles, for light
ness and adaptation to difficult mouths excel any
cells anything we have ever seen
He mas several an@sthetics for alternating pam
when extracting teeth. They perfectly harm
less The most delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise anything be cannot do,
nor exhibit anything not made by himself.
Parents sho3Id consult the health and beauty Of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs
Irregularity Ct children 8 teeLh corrected sue
Those having deoayed teeth, should either have
them extracted filled at once (the latter II pos
siblel. Tho health of the parties and the remain-
ing taeth demand this
EB- take pleasure in introducing DR.. Hans,
my successor to the old in BTay's building,
hoping he will find them both pleasant and profit.
able From my intercourse with the Doctor,
am pleased to find him of the progressing
posssssing taste and high professional ability and
atandjnQ With this view, can, with safety, recon-
Faend him to the community a skinful and com
sstent dentist. (maJ29) }. KIFETI-
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thousands of persons using them.
HOREBROOK Il Co, Agents,
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SF V'OU WcE.S"Tr SOME or THR
AZ best Mangoes you used 90 to
COOK Il LANGLEY'S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-27
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