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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ThI
uuft,s ~ u tue County u Eaw York, No I'D. B.
1ir"'y given Z all p"rsons having claim srGn
klChAkD BUR- Nv la,u " tue city ~ Nv yort
nero, ant, 40, ~ ~. " presep, tia sane Uii
lichcp there tote gubs,ribsf, at lie ola.. q
81 Wal n, in tis cty ~ New Work ~ or bef,-s sh
thirty oTsl aa.y u hEruh na1t. Daaed, New V1rS
a1h dAy u aep,smlCr, 19si
HEhRY a DVI oRpzST, E1eoutr
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GIVING MACuINEs-1io HESTER ST.

one do, r east If II wciy, Is the hest lace h. sst
sfrI'., Grover a - ,keI'F, and other sewing m-
MS repaired and improved. Machine nee las
ali kinds, shuttles oil &C., At whole-alc and re-
I. Ais Gr,yyr & Baker bag machines thely, 10y
EG0 MULLER d25 2l'10j
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HsHPLOYMMyT-msaes.


E0R A FEW DAYS-ABLE BODIED Men
- will be received into the First Regiment NYN.
This regiment commanded by Colonel GARRETT
DYCKhAN, the hero of the Mexican war, IL about
10 be allied 10 its maximum number. Sworn In but
FIR two years, IL has but EfteeH months 10 scrve,
when each msh will receive bounty Of siOO-mak.
lug his pay, u Ne Joins nor, equal b. nearly
TWENTY DOLLARS MONTH. BY applying i
the X sfu ting once, NJ. "a II galway, de appli-
from TIE same dag. md il sent n Newport Ncws,
W.. wl'rc t1s egiment is pleasantly iii iateJ b.
In In barracks nth beds and stars &C. This
regiment las ais O. q finest han If any in the Id
NE pieces Icing 81 &c man silv.r Those A -irng
10 sist will fni u for their interest " ayply frst
TO Lieut.. Col J. FRED. PERSON, ~ BroNdwSy, Re-
cruiting Office. d2b qa.f09
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II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Tnl

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIN
suriugsie ot the County ~ N,N Yufk. .ui /.
'oruing & thu ststutv IT, suca case mate and n,
nd.d, n"uct IA hvrtty given a. I'll psisrs h,vin,
.isims ~ ,iun WILLIAM BROW y, late ~ en-, Ci,
4 ~ Work, drstu j, thht t.Hy az, required :
'th. Is Tue same viz tue vIUcrrrt 4 er.of " ,h
ihs,rilet the sdfuiistr,t.t - t.@ gods ohA
lis, ans cft,lits ~ the said william br IN. y
'c's'd, At a., ofce ~ Hunt q glen, NJ. " Nv
-" srect Ia the CITY " New York, 90 or Ns',r
the TvelNh day %! february, A. d., iesa
D@tes Jily 1871, 1851.
tRANUls CHAR. Ton. Adn,Inistrsas
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEk OP TIL
Surrogate Of the County II N.~ Work.. N,tu,t
rnly given W ali perslns having claims ~ a..
a'RN hbLuIh, lass " the city u New York,
'aS'd, " present. the same, with vouchers q Gro
- thr 5uhsrriber, Al bis store M. B1yarl ri.
,ns ci5 q New York, on 90 before The 10TH day o
harch n.yl. Dated. Now Yorh, he sisa day .
AusrisA isaL
JCGH p. HCAFFRY, Adu,lnlsaalus.
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IANO $50, MADE BY MYERS, OF
phtl,drlphil rosewood case houduir style, due
81, IN god order Gail At III wulill II, up
tTs.
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THi

h5urogsts Of the County Of Now York, Noiics
hereby given " all persons having claims again
STEPHEN ~. PALMER late Of tho city " No
York, decreased, ~ present the snuie with voucher
u"r.,uf I, th" nis ribrr, al ~ Maiden Lane IN Al
city ~ Nnv YorF. on or before she Hrs, day of Fob
7's.y 1NNt. D,t"t. Now Yors, tho 2ad day ~ July
t+6i. HARy PALMEE, Aluinirirsi-iE.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

OR SALT BAY HORSE, 8 YEARS
old, 10y hands high 80. nd and kind in all
, ness, free AID stylish driver; suitable tlr dos
y but Nor. Lager OF sxprsHuAa Gail 9OT west
Il st until sold, d2b 2'lD
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THh
Surro ntr e the County Il New Eurk, notice h
hereby Given a. all persons having claims Against
DANIEL \. KENNEDY, late Of the city cf Nov
york. ecesed, t. pres, mt the same, with vouchers
thereof b. the Subscribers, at the residence ~
Thomas Mckenzie, NJ. l26 West Thirty. fourth
street, In the city IT Now York, ON or before III
third day Of March next. Dated, New York, the 2Iu
day Of August, 1891.
TIOS. McKENZTE,C p.,,,
JOHN 4. FOX, ''Nc'"'''H'
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

SPECTACLES GOOD AND CHEAP
> weak sight improvel-Profets FKNNH5
celebrated eye prrseryIrA accurately adjust I'd to
lcf otiyo vision by an experienced practical OPP
uciln. All kinds OF sprct,oeS houghL sold tax n
in exchange or repaired. store %, Grand 4, near
EldHdge. d4 2iaeI2G
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iORSE9 FOR SALE-AMONGSr THEM
/ are plwciiul truck horse, price Sl5; also
; walking cart horse, price Sl25, also a beautiful
ing mare with fol, and valuable fine stallion;
warranted Bpunl aud kind. Apply a. I, CARTS
St, near Canal. d2o J'llO -
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE GOFORE
Il existing under the name and firm Of JOIN
TRACEY co. is dissolved by the Withdrawal Of
JOSEPH r. BICE. Tho business will be- carried on,
heretofore, by the undersigned, under the sarne
lqme who alone are authorized a. setss IN the
.naIs q the old firm Store and m % f. Sw York,
100 Water st. JOHN TRACEY, DANIEL A. PAlCi
Albany, 10th Dec, 1861. d25 iAIl'lly
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIIE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THF
Surrogate uf the County II New York, notice b
lnrrl 3 given to all persons having claims sgnins
MARY 81 LLlvAN, late the city Of Now York
deceased, g. present the same, with vouchers there
T. 10 no Subscribers, nj tho residence uf j. &
Druugsle ~. ~ Attorney ~, iu a., lily uf Nov
SprS, IN or before tho third day u March noxt-
Dated y, " Work, tho eth day ~ August, 1861.
J9 ,iS., g; pErMGooLE' Executors.
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IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or TIM

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
iSurrusute Of the County of New York, notice l.
hereby given TO all persons having claims az ins
.he estate OF Charles GuplyeaT late Of the Guy o.
New YprS, DECREASED, ~ present the same, viii
vouchers thereof, h the suhg tibrr At his otcr,No
80 BrullNRy ia the City Of New York, IN or heior
the 2Jth day # February next. Dated, New York
l9th Day of August, ls61.
CIAs. GOODYEAR, Jun,
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
1 Surrogate oi thr County " New YORK, notice II
hereby given 10 al persons having claims .gaius'
Jay 5. LEWIS late u the City q Now York, lie.
'eas 4, " present she same witt vouchers tuereo
~ tha sul-loruors a. The Office If j. Franrs Wal
IN, No. 81 Park Row, IN the CITY II New York, or
p teT.re the Twentieth day Of March nex' Dated
Sow York, the l2th day Of September, 1851,
EMILY y. LEWIS, ExecutriK.
kDWARO r. GILBERT, Exs Cut0I
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate Of the County Of Now York, notice is
hereby given 10 oil persons having claims against
CLAUS OFTEN, late Of the City Of New York, de-
ceasel to present the same with vouchers thereof H.
the subscribers at the office Of Charles Cheney, No.
1906 Broadway, In the City Of New York, on before
the Seventeenth day II March next. Dated, New
York, the 18th day Of 4, ptember, 1851.
BECIeE y. oIIEN, Admlnistratrixl Of Claus otteA
CLAUS BRUNIE, Administrator deceased.
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INSURANCE.

+ ,REENwICH INSURANCE co, NO. 400
\ Hudson II and ) Pine ~.
sc. HARRIET, Pres.
JAMES HARRI SON, Dec.
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4 sCuwARrING- Tucsl,y, 2ith int, Mrga.
g. wife Of Cafiaioph syAwartug aged Il years, 5
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DAWNBROKERS SALE--J. MORTIMER
Il will sell uis day, - II o'clock, cor T. lst Br Iad-
way and Catherine 1t, 900 lot, womsn's wearing
apparel, consisting Of dresses, shawls, chemiss,,
&c, large lot Of ladies' black cloth cpaNs, rem
nants Of s,lk, quilts. n ukets and pillows. Also
aquintity q j.welry. BY order, j. LYNCH rs
Grad 50. IL
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sCULl.-on the 9th inst, II cr,up, Cu,.iue e.
he only daughter 4 james aud FrAIc,s ssuiI, sg,i
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WANTED GIRLS FOR CAP FINISHING
w 5 ave A, up st.ir'. 20
\NIANTED-i BOX MAKERS AT lOi
w West 10Th 1t. 81
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, Tho friends and Acquaintance II tie family ara
especially i.vicl ~ attend the funeral. This
.rhursisyl ate noon, 2dth inst AZ o',l,ck, from
.63 Monroe a. II
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WANTED-A "a HAND w. & WIS OR
w myers machine. Apply 4as Canal st. did .
NNANTED-2 GOOD TAILORFSSES ON
w fine cui IN COATS Apply a, 2S3 Mott st. 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
Proposed Reco guition OF the Confederate

In the British Parliament on the 4th inst. Mr.
Gregory gave notice that on an early day he would
call the attention of her Msjesty's Government to
the expedency of prompt recognition of the South
ern Confederscy of America.
Whatever may be the wishes of the people on this
side of the Atlantic there is little doubt what viii
be the ultimate determination of the Government
Of Great Britain on this subject. The tone of the
Eng sh press has been essentially modified in treat
ing the question Of slavery, since secession in the
Unitd States became fixed fact. Ia their est-
nation, the institution of slavery TO be far
less obnoxious than formerly less repugnant to
humanity and to be tolerated as necessary evil,
rather than to be cut up with fire and sword regard
less of all consequences. One might almost detect
a growing fondness for the long abused slavehold-
ers, who don't turn out to be such barbarous set
after all. The truth is, England considers her
commercial interests paramount to all others at
least, they are of more Importance than explod.
ded dogma with viii she has no possible concern,
and if any substantial benefits can be obtained by
currying favor with the Confederate States she
will not be slow to seek them. Now that she must
contend with the Morrill, Tariff, the motive for re-
cognizing the independence of the seeded States
operates with power prodigiously increased If
the Republicans had desired a recognition by for
eign powers of the Southern Confederacy, they
could not have done anything better calculated to
secure this end. than was their adoption of high
protective tariff. The significant article from the
London Times Ito be found in another column } has
strong squirting towards recognition. especially
when it says the arguments lately employed by JEFF
ferson Davis IN favor of dissolution of the Union,
will receive enormous accession of force" from
the extravagant scale of duties to be imposed after
April LIST in the Northern Republic. Mr.. Gregory,
in his;notice gven,in Parliament alludes to the sub
ject as question of expediency."-N. 7. journal
of Commerce.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

The Carroll Patriot fsvOrs the nomination Of
ETHERIDoE as the candidate Of the Union party.
1t is bitterly opposed to to the running Of the
editor Of the Knoxville F1is. 1t says: at
would not support him if he was to receive the
nomination by his party, much less when he as
sumes to run without any endorsement whatever"
10 this DR.. BRoWNLow replies, 81 am, myself,
similarly situated as to ETHERIDoH-I would not
support him If he were nominated by convention
in every Congressional District in the State" The
Doctor takes occasion, in the Of his article
to add, II BY the packing Of delegation to State
Convention aud the higgerirg of political leaders
in county meeting some man is nominated whose
whole life has been devoted tOthe building up of
the corrupt party which brought ell the troubles Of
the day upsn the country, shall feel under no sort
of obligation to respect SUCH nomination, and viii
therefore shape my course accordingly"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30


President Lincoln has appointed this notorious
parsonage to an important post Of honor and profit
THAT Of Consul General 10 Canada. No one, We
ere sure will be surprised to hear Of this conpli-
mentto Ms. Giddings on the part Of the Admins
aIstlon e Warrington; ios Ess but mast they
obligation TO him for bis long and Efficient service
in the cause for which William Lloyd Garrison
wrote. William Il. Seward spoke, sumrar bled, nnd
John Brown died.
In the position TO which he is called by The Gov
ernmeas 50 Which ase must acknowledge sllegisnos,
according to the doctrine Of the Eubmissioniste
among as. Giddings viii be able to carry on. most
ad7antageously, his fsvorite under ground railroad
operations between the United States and the Cam
sdas II Southern applicants for sfice al Wsshing-
ton can bat secure the influences Of this distinguish
cd insurrectionst Of the Western Reserve they may
with the Abolitionisss Of the Lloyd echool
--RickzncRd EaQgareY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

The FIFTEEN MILLION LOAN OF THE CoNFEDERATE
STATEs.-Our Republican newspapers have been
for some time past harping upon the poverty of the
seeded States, and holding up their Montgomery
government to the world as imposture which
cannot raise the wind for that its loans go begging
without takers, nobody having any confidence in
them But 1t will be seen from the circular of the
Secretary of the Treasury of said Montgomery
government, which we transfer to this paper, that
scented to the people for their contributions. The
nrst call upon them is named for the 18th of April
and five millions of the fifteen will be offered on
that day, when books Of subscription will be
opened in the principal cities and towns in the Can
federate States" For should we be surnrised IF
the subscriptions were rendered on the i7th of
April exceeding twice the sum asked for The
people of the Confederate States are in earnest and
eur Northern people, who determine everything by
the test of dollars and oenis, VIII in due time be
convinced Of this very important tsct.--K y. Her.
aid
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
STATE CONVENTION /:
sEooND SATURDAY. I'm mArm

After consultation witk many of our pOlitics
friends, in various portions Of the State, it has been
agreed to hold State Convention, to nominate acan
didste for Governor, on Saturday, the 18th day of
May. We hope that our friends in every county WILL
at once take STEPS to be represented in that cOuven
ton by fun delegations State rights and the rights
of the South will be seriously endangered by the
triumph of our opponents. 1t behoOves all who OPP
pose Black RepubHcanism, Federalism and civil
war, TO buckle on their armour for the contest Let
as be up and doing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

A MAIL Agent IN TRoUBLE-The Lynchburg (Va.)
Republican states that Mr.. CHook, lately appointed
by the LINCOLN administration a mail sgent on the
Alexandra road, made his first trip on the 23d inst
and in passing Charlottesville was awaited on by 6
committee Of citizens, who informed him. in the po.
ltest manner possible that he had better throw up
his commission and retire from the public service or
he would be dealt with according 10 his deserts az
Republican, who would never be permitted to scat
ter his foul teachings over Virginia soil Mr. Crook
thinking discretion the better part Of valor son-
scented to resign his return to Alexandria and he
was permitted to pass
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
EUROPEAN NEws IrEM.-The subioined ton, 6.

EUROPEAN News IrEN.-The subjoined item from
Brussels paper, may serve to give an ides Of The
accuracy with which affairs in this country sro
given to the Rews-loving people Of the Old Worla
Ii is contained in a nstce of the death Lo,, No,
gEZ;
The celsbrSted pechereSse died, it is said. in ro..
religious spirit, deploring the scandals and extrs
agances of her life. She was taken care Of durinr
the last days of her life, by Hrs. Buchanoa lc ~
he President ofthe United States, who had known ber
formerly, and took pity on her abandoned condi.
finn -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

MONET Won Pf DEAD MAx.-At Kcethan, sax.
Ouy, recently gentleman engaged in play at faro
table, snd died In his seat. His death vas not dis
covered until his money. by being left on The table
all the Wills, had won hssVy sum. A lsv suit
resulted between the banker aud the dead players
heirs which was decidedly In favor Of the latter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

MASSACHUSETTS PREPARING FOR CTgH WAR--Ws
perceive by report presented to the House of Rep
resentstiTes, which we publish in another column
that Massachusetts has been actually preparing fol-
civil war On lsrge scale. The contracts made fo1
the equipment Of troops for active service include
two thousand knapsacks and two hundred thousand
ball cartridges and appropriation of SIS 900 has
been made by the Commonwealth to defray the ex
penses of putting the State troops on war footing
1t would have been for the country if Massachusetts
had been as ready with her troops during the war
of 2-I4-when she refused to allow them to
leave the State-as she has shown herself in the
present instance.-N. ]. Herald.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

easily c0nrrshsnasA a bazs suggestion af 4 VII
destroy the airy castle Of the New York sshsmer
against tie Independence ofshs South. WewEl re-
mi0dtts Emss, thatshs Governnsnt Of the Corfsd-
srsie States has the power Of discrininstng 90 50
TO exclude The goods Of Northern inporters
and manufactories from It's ports altogether,
while il may admit the goods Of sll European
nations free Of duty. This is simple prescrip-
ton, but it win be seen at glance. % be .
good remedy against the wounds scughtto beinfist.
ed upon the seeded States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

DR' bRowNLow A CANDIDATE PoR GevERSoR.-The
eoi'or OIL the Knoxville Wing has addressed crcu-
lar to the people of State announcing himself can
didate. Should he continue in the field after the &C
uOn OF the State Convention of his party in Nay,
weEshAll endeavOr to publish his circular.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
The Peace Conference and the Virginia
Convention.

The Richmond Enquirer Of the 26th, says; ave
are happy to announce to all the world that the
" Peace Conference Propositions" received their
deah,blOW in the State Convention yesterday even
ing, When, in Committee Of the Whole, they we're
rejected BY . vote ellie 10 f. We have not tear Of
grief to shed-nsy, We could shout for joy over this
corpse, but for the coihmiserstiOn we feel bound
In charity, to extend to tbe four pall-beArers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
WAsHINoros, D. c., March 20, 1861

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 20, 1861.
The appointment of Hon. Green Adams, of Ken
lucky to an important position under the admins
trstisE Of President Lincoln H., unquestionsbly,
intended ss the commencement Of wise and con-
eervaive policy in reference to the distribution Of
the patronage of the Administration in the border
slave States. Mr.. Lincoln will not appoint ell Re-
publicsns to the Offices of his disposition in any Of
these States There are, in fact, but few infuen-
tisl Republicans in any Of them, WITH possibly the
exception of Missouri and Maryland. He viii,
therefore, throw himself upon the oounsels of the
Union men-such, for instance, as Prentice, John
C. Macon and Guthrie in Louisville the editors of
the Baltimore American, Reverdy, JshDson and Gov.
Hicks. in Maryland; the editors Of the Richmond
Wing, Boteler, Shersrd Clemens, Summers, Bar
bOurs and others, in Virginia. and go on in regard
To other States. If Mr.. Lincoln can in this way
organize great Union party in the border States,
he viii not only strengthen himself but he will en-
able the friends Of the country in that section to
operate successfully upon the cotton States in their
revOlted and disorgsnized condition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

Inv "i'e u .ue new B l.. BALDWIN, missionary
IN CHINA, died lately on the passage to New York
and within one weeks sail of that port.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

A bride has been invented in Franco In, IL,
arunaway morse $ nOStriS are suddenly closed, an
efectuai method, it is said, to stop the animal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

Inc supreme Court of Missouri has decided that
the stay law passed by the Legislature of that State
is unconstitutional.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

The total expenses of the New York Fire DaD,r.-
ment for the past year foot up the handsome .n, -
$26s OOO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
m J. b. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC 0IL
mENT.
the best External I'm she world for ~

HyHOUSANDH 4 human beings havebesa ssEsa . il...
cfspdtads ana misery, y the ef tbs ny-a-pl
nent- Il win reiievs PAIN alnOst iBsts1 .nes.,t ~
1s eleanaa puffy AMI heal the fcuIeSt sEz II 80 &C
abort 1ms NcLEAH's VOLCANIC OIL LtNAA -
Hare he mOat iaveterai. cases Of Rbeunii1n oo1.
neis,n he JoIntS Mussi i or LigansntI, e WI ~
Two appIicssions will crrs SIRE Thsosis Hssoecas
FOR Burns or scslds or any Pain, Il Is "A Anl3..l'
Try Il. and You viii ind ir an ina Penso''
always on hand. - = I
PLANTERS, FARlfERS, or any one aAE.ns s41r.S s.
win save money by using Mclean Nolcarie u. -.1.-1
u s,eedy and infalioe cure for daii4 eps
swsln9 LAneness swssny, SORES, wounds. scrA.enss
Sxternai disssse- Try IL aud yoa VII - cos.,.--
pa. J. u MebsAN, sole =. : -. -. /
rOrsate At ProprstOrs phsss By BsEy psnss.s
W Hsnderlhotk-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

Governor MAeoFTIx, Of Kentucky. has vetoed the
bill sntkOrising the banks Of that State to issue So
900, 900 in notes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
GRAND AUcTIo8 SAL
OrnamentaI and Fruis Tres
nAnDY nReTHKRs' Auetlsnserss

~ r.s.-a.v ,foraur. Nsruh aoik. EsI Il u o'alosI
~,sIv vi, Il old ths largest and 14lel3 :.
rsua ~ PIe5ss, RlozsrI, FloEsr eeeds olro1| 49,,
aa 81 rVrrE variety. sseF BET 70 o4sred .. 44.ol
4 CO. F-o1c6 Harllc1lfurlEeE ar6 llcri1t1, rtT g
ma hasrs and slsss thil y l1e 1es@ aFp1ri1.. ~;
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30
SMALL FRUITS

TTAYINa the cultivation Of snall fruits speciality,
and procared all the old ard varieties, both native
and foreign repue sbe to furnish plants
any quantity Of the best quality, and the ost reasonable
terns ai OF which We guarantee 70 Be true name OF