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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

: Sr. JoH AND THE RAILROAD TRAaRDY,-The
town council of st Joe met on the 4th inst. and
passed several resolutions respecting the wreck
ef the passenger train at Platte bridge, embracing
the care of the dead and wounded, and the most
active efforts for the discovery Of the perpetra.
tors of the deed ton the day Of tie burial of
the unfortunate victims, by general consent, the
stores were closed after 10 o'clock in the
morning. sa5.s Ii .t!a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

against Wnlcn tney nave rcDeileO, ana 10 the
laws which they have trampled underfoot. How
shall this be done By compromising the crime
Of treason? By compromise? By finding fault
with everything which the national administra-
ton has done, or may do, for the protection Of
the Government? By destroying the credit of
the General Government, or OF our own State
Government? None Of these methods will do.
The people must rally to the supporsoi the Gov.
ernment bringing their offers OF men and mo
ney, and unite in common effort to hold up the
hands Of the national administration, until the
going down of the sun, which shall witness the
overthrow Of our countrys enemies, and the re-.
turn of peace with all its attendant blessings to
our beloved land. Hsa 944a :
The Union men residing within the rebel
States ask no compromise of the Government,
They are willing and anxious to be obedient 70
the Constitution aud laws From their noun.
tain Businesses in East Tennessee, they are plea
ding for arms with which to smite their oppres.
sors and crying to us, "come over and help
Is" Shall We turn away from these men to make
terms with traitors 20 Rather let she arms 70
forward, escorted hy the brave soldiers Of the
Republic, who shall give the help which loyalty
asks for. Let the Government make haste 70
deal Justly BY those who are true to IL, and fore
70 tho wasts Of time consequent upon an At.
tempt TO compromise with men rocking with
crimes against its laws, and who, 10 Vas remark.
ed by the iamehted Douglas, would not compro-
misc If furnished With : blank sheet Of paper
whereon to write their own terms. a Sa'
yigor, energy, earnestness, devotion must
constitute the rule Of action of every de-
partment Of our Government, until the great
work of national redemption ahall be accomplish
ed. There must be no halting-no lettering by
the way y-sids, 70 impede the steady advance Of
the army which shsll plant the Starr and Gsripes
over all the cotton zelda Of the Iebellious Sou,h
--nos in i spirit efrsysnge, but because Of right
the Gag bel6nSa thsrc. Vi 1aR "a et.sI Ye
All good men must lament the present unhsp.
py condition Of our country. All good men Dc.
sirs peace; but when peace cemes, they van,
IL 20 be permanent. Il A peace based upos terms
dictated By the GoyernWent will be permanent
But II baseA ppon terms diosstsd BY she 'rsbels
|it Will serve NO other purpose than thsdiSstab
'ahGmJnt Of precedent tor Ill wicked and am.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

. gEB Tue OIncInnau DaNy Ghzette OF the Iztn
contains most terrible recital of the murder of
IN entire family, save the father and the young
est child. The mother and three children had
their throats cut, severing the principal arteries
and causing almost instant death. A boy was
served almost in the same way, but his cuts have
been sewed up oat with little hope Of his life. -
The husband .ad father was wounded least Of
oil. He reports that four men broke open the
house and did the horrible deed, but public sus-
picion fastens upon him. He is known to be
very excitable, and II is feared that be did It in
2 At Of temporary insanity. "a ~. saa
~ 4 correspondent Of the same Journal
says that Floyd was severely wounded in the
arm during bis late conflict With Rosencrans.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

na HA Company of Henry Cosnty Home
Guards passed through yesterday on their way
home. For the last two months they have been
aiding Moore in his efforts to suppress the Mis-
souri secessionists, and in that capacity have
done good service. ial ifsfsai5a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

I ga new tory paper has been started in
Iaaess county, called the Charlton Democratic
Banner. which carries The. Aahonsy ticket at its
naatsesd. n ssass. "A q snsslsd "pIsas Il.
change, We bsg leave 70 decline. We shall
put no more tory papers Sponi Dur exchange list.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
ADDITIONAL BY the KEDAR,
THE COTTON FRIGMCIS ENGLAND.
THE BOZ APARTE WILL CASE,
ks, &e, ~C'

The aeness of tho hour at which Inc kedar aTrVoa on
Monday night prevented us from giving full report OF
her pews yesterday morning. Tho additional oeta
Which We publish tbs morning will DO foun interesting
The Ggaor Journal of Frankfort states that in Venetia
and the 7, ro agitation increasing ald that IN conse
ouepoe orders have boon given the police ia Veneta
southesa TyIo and Fioul, TO exercise most careful
sui yeance all Strangers In all parts, the journal
adds add TO the amy openly calling OF the men TO
defert, are IN circulation.
The I,dependonoc Beige states that new proposition
has made from Paris to the effect that the syrian
commission shah in that capital b fore the 10Th Oh
February consider the continuance Of ne French oc-
onpaion The Emperor while declaring III nseii ready
60 sub 10 the decision Of Europe relics much upon the
iouence o discussion nouce the British Cabinet not
to insist upon recall OF the French eApeditionary
CORE
The wellesley, from Melbourne on the 4th November,
arrived IL 4, NOUN Channel the 22d route for Lon
don She bri igs SO, coo ounces Of gold. She landed
eleven passengers great robbery has been committed
nm lra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
The expenses Of operating the road were:.

Messrs. r. Whitehouse, Son Co. have received
tie following note from the Dcparsme t Of the In
terror in relation " the Indian Trust bonds--
DRpARTsTNT on sHs lSIEHi n fap !, 1851
GEs- IEMENI have to sckIowcaga tie receipt OF your
let,. the 2oth uit N wh'l Yea request . be fir
nished vi q ul oescf1pi"r OF the lnia Lust Fund
bones Ity abstrsctrd from Thu depart 'nent
In compha e. with that reqaes N ewith auolose
carefully prci nIed iist giving, IN dpn 10 tho nnm
btis the date issue, FROM which the hoit,t OF any
bond bearing number corresponding with eay en-
bracod III, In he cuablao DE- ~h -,her u
is claimed BY this govefnineDt
Il may be proper 10 add that this department il IN
pnss, Of tie coupons whch fell due Jlnaa 1871,
the missing bonds the interest upon which i Ane
IN January aud July exceing le. q! tennessee hnds,
numbered foll0~s--.l1, 2y-, 2s4 2eI SO,, Sliy,
s,7lI, $3.50, $50, 5,biz
Persons therefore, who ave II Possession auy oonds
OF the STATE Of Missouri, North Carolina feuaesee
will perceive that with tho ahovs eXep;ions Il Tue
january coupons lately failing sue at,acneI 1, the
bonds they hold tho bouds cannot correspond with the
description and numbers adve5tlsed and VIII NJ no
CLAIMED ~ the goyernmcDt All sncn mast nece ssi;y
el ng - a Oiffe cnt ca.s series OF pGmters Very
RESPECTFULLY, your ube.jent scrysn.,
MOSES KELLY, Acting secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

CLEARED
Steamship KaInsk On lie Messurier Nassau, MP and Ha
sleamship Quaker City shufeldt. HsvanaIareous Co
steamship aoDtycmefy, Berry, SAvannah-H b Cromwell
s,r~mss,p Jamestown, Skinner Norfolk, &c-Ludlsm
Ship America ssl,er. liverpoolD Kingsland Sutton
ship Gnde.t Ham Terry Uamburg--L Amsinck.
Bark MetcaN Snowman. Montevdeo do-G ssrony
Bark Young America Collins Ezabethport- Robert VIII
Brig Sunny South Harvey Cape Town and mks-Baahf0rd
Kris Dnl.,ai, hr 6I,sss; DaoiIn.Ed@is,se I Bros %
s s'sf & X
so ,S Massno Perry Perry ssiharst-R BUCK 4 Co
sS Sr nins faes We
schr G Evans hammond, sayannah-McCready, Mott
schr d B Warner Carrow, oharieston-McCrcady Mott
schr Mszyck, Conklin Newbern-C pibble Co.
ss s austin res .S P9E nnS
sloop Vail, VAN, New Baven-Y Racket.
Steamer DeswaIc Cannon. fhiiadelpAiA
ARRIVED.
Steamship Keystone state Marhman, Savannah, with
slde asd t.sengeI % ms Richardson co "a ,ns' pas.
a. iss 81 fsSi q .S
vile bence or nah. Experienced heavy NE winds
to sS SSSdhG su an T mass ssa
OF a,tes signstzcd steamship Alabama, hence for "a
ysnsh The Augusta has experienced very head winds the
S,s..h,s locus, f0i"' French Savannah, with mdss to
Esrk fey tof Boston). Cobb Foochov, Sept with
tea &c 10 Brown Bros co stopped two days at Anjer
cleared Head Nuv passed Cape Good Hope Dec IL
crossed the Equator Ia Ion 50 W Jan "a lat ~ Ion
6SH spoke schr Catherine Lachuu 10 days from CORA
coke 'or barbados
Brig Alice Eiankin Or of Yarmouth, NS> Clements Ar
druean via ermuda ~hee she put in IN aistress IS days.
with coal al IRON TO Stueis 20. Experienced heavy
NV gales be-. bvn on several times Jan IL lat 80 30
Ion7g ddrng NV gale shifted cargo lst and split SAILS
ard threw overheard % tons Iron to tighten the vessel
with coffee. 10 uessfeai, aie Coz vessel TO Rugcr Bro
Tiers
rg Nico Can nenedetta Ciudad Bolivar 20 days. with
hide to Ayinar Co Has had heas. weather. and Is
ieasy.
ir,g Pamela piummer Now Orleans IL days. via Newport
day robson tcsdick Jan 50,
"f tame st took l. ANY gale from NV. was blown 80
miles, lifting sns Ac pat port for repairs.
Brig Antonio Philadelphia. Inns, Orleans,
10 days, with sugar ssea,
Brig isabel Hay ~ North Shieid uudspeth Boston,
ida.s IN ballast to J > I'm X Il Go
schr >usan, ", BIB, Ehzabethpmt for Now London.
Schr Il X Nokerson, N,chcisnn, Gloucester, 3 days
Scbr Russlirg, Clark New Haven for Elijah eth port
Steamer a',can. enke. "r,v,tfrca
S'ear,ar pat-ei Tcung Providence
steamer key London Smith, New InndOs.
REls)W.
Daik Fisctwng James from Apaliolicola.
Brig CONDUCTOR, from Turks Islands.
Also brig, unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Karnak, Nassau Mp, and Havana; Monigo.
uiery, = aunah. jamestown, Norfolk, &C.
Wind al sunset SSw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

The debt Of tho company The Boar no feeling
of anxiety embarrassment. comparatively small
amount fas due during the next two rcsrs .2r that
which VIII mature in 1853 the Board have every
believe that after paying dividends OF per
pcr arnum, tho surplus that must accumulate by tht
tmc together with portion Of our asscts, win easily
and abundanty provide.
Nothing maturing from 90 to SO, favorable oppcrtu
nifty will be Afforded for providing for the sterling debt IN
such manner may be suggested by proper aprrccla
ton 81 Tho then existing general busness relations md
cir0umetayat OF The times.
Tndcf the prcpcnt condition ~ things there T. no pro-
liability 81 call boifg made upon the stock until
utc The year 1853 When Il may become Necessary m
providing for the debt q 1st0.
The annual meeting Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road was held NJ Philadelphia yesterday. The
lusines- az IN. road fur 1860 was as follows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
Latest Market Reports.

Saltletre--About 900 bags Bombay were sold by
auction al 32s Sc IS. 32s. Cd, being cd above pre-
vious value. Tallow--Market steady at Cos COS Cd.
for delivery from January to March 5ss Cd from April
TO June, and SIS. Cd. for the last three months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
3E sTAUHAyTs.

ENGilsn ICES ANp SADDLE or MUTTON roR
~ sale creeu turtle Soup hnd Seaka ard lnash ri,n
tudilng fpr Dinner today. Elizaehan Alt Taea ponn,
y. Mpiden lne corner William street r. RfcIItVps
FOR family use w " " WIS
SoMh foIks Will NOT BELtEvR THAT 0pOD ALI
;, can We od loi thee ccnis per gsss aot nevcrthe
Toss foNE R-see make quart fnnr r~iiou,
ivy hlte GALLONS one h1gshrad, whrh "a slt no cacu
m'e Tor yourself Nc2Voandt street. torncr u Broadway
SPENCkR4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

1T. LAWRBECE UOTELs-BROADwAY AND BIaUrH
~ street \. W. conducted European pan. Apart
rnents In suits single half tho usual price Paroles
looking fnt will cougit their interest hy calling nc
before engaging elsewhere.
1lRANBiLERs, DRlN DIRECT 70 FHE satTHsO.
Il man House, broadway, ol Houston Cnu-
Quoted tho European plan Roons 70 per day
Good fare clean rooms prompt attendance and moderate
charges s y. MEAD, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

decrease IN receipts at the ports compared with last
year 59s 900 bales Decrease in receipts to Great Britain
Ia 900 bales decrease 10 Trance, COO decrease to
other foreign ports 5000 Total decrease in exports
900, 100.
Comrr-salcs Of 800 bags Rio at lie a I3c /,
and 500 mats Java at 1Gc a 1870.
Tho following statement from the circular OF VIM.
stocks for The y" week ending ,oSays,ock VIC" Of
Rio coffee on the goth january, 1861, 42,176
bag.. Received since 70 date, per Augusta geo, per
enis for the week estimated at 424i bags Stock Of
Rio the 5h Gay OF February 1861, $3.50 bags DO
Marscaibo do leo do Iag,ayra do ia do do. Java
descriptions do a5s bags Total bags and mats 70 gu
stock Of Rio hand January 81 at New orleans 1900
bags. February Q, Baltimore, 1880 do February 8,
New York, 1890 do. Totn 1929.
fmIcnrs Rates were stcaty aud engagements mode
fate To Liverpool about 35 900 bushels OF corn and
IN ships bags IL Nd 300 bales Sea Island cotton at
2i and eco do square balos ut I'D 100 tcrcos LAX
con al ass aud 200 boxes cheese Al 45s Rates TO Ion
don and Glasgow were steady. To Havrc 700 bales Of
cotton wore engaged at lc per lb
NAvA SroRTs quiet, and sales limited Mt SOC. for
Southern shipping lots. Common rosn was nominal.
t'RovEdoy~ --Iork--1hc market was without anim,.
ton while the sales confined to about 200 bbls. In
cts at 81 sT for mess AMI $i3 for prime beef was
steady While sales wore light, and embraced 100 bbls
at IS Is A. rs for repackcd Western, and $40 $40 10
for extra Cut meats steady and In fair demand,
with sales Of 100 bbls at SIC. $40. FOR hams and
Gisc 6se for shoulders Dressed hogs dull at
nc for Western. and 5c TIC. for city. Bacon was
Nc nna Mt DC 20. lard quiet and lower, with
sales of 100 bbls ~ o,lc. 1910. Butter and cheese
syosss-.ihc .acs embraced about 1900 hhds., in.
cludcd in which we're some 500 GOO refining grades n,
bc $40 and 400 hbs. New Orleans were sold by
Torsco Tho home trade 4 very light and sales FOR
una p t. ISL cases seed leaf NJ &C. loc, ana 10 DO
10, ntp.t
bts at 1sc lsRc. and some IN common bbls. was ~
poftod sold % 1Tac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
sales or Real Estate.

Horac and lot No 255 West 22d IT, near sh av.,
story ard auto. NosO
House ana loi No. CO Hester st., lot 22yss. with
stary ANtllmg....... ..,.,......,.+.......,. t2.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
WATCHER Avn JEWELLERY.

DlANONpF, TltM0NDs, WATCHES, wATCuKs.-
a., D ,n ogs,,r and single s,ono Ring. and Pias I'm
o. tltL dnd Watches, warranted. FROM SO w VIA
da nt her cast 70 nay advances Advances on wsooeA
HAaAfgpVs. Nc ~. " WANtftlNfifW.
Az YIy~iwsy, room ~ ~ s4axa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

The supply ~ Eastern exchange 10 day liberal and
the market flat and heavy with sales the street
a. low az = IA per cent premium The bank selling
ratio was nominaily 81 per cont; but the demand
light and the sales At that ngurc few About the
case there however better demand tho street.
and rates iade nrmcr than IN the early Part Of
tho dsy, but there were no signs of any advance In
raos. The demand scr currency light and IL sup
ply good
The annual report Of the South Carolina Rail
road shows That the business OF the year 1890 was
soltx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

s'D third street. black Newfoundland DOG, with white
spot on the c.st has cataract uf the from old
Tie above reward viii be paid Tor bis return the foregoing
address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
NEWSPAPERS.

NEW YORK HERALD FILES FOR sALIi--oNE FILE
~ from January lSA . January. 1881 outbound; also
one hls ir'rn July December 1880 boun Any wish
ins 20 p4eaHe the aovc Files VIII please address cali
DoDD n BIO news agents ~ Nassau street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

The following Is statement Of the movement Ia cotto
nce the LIT cf September as Compared with the pre-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-10
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Il, g.
FL0UR-There was shade be feeling in the
mar ct vest .rday under the aivi from New York
but II has been ag IN st under he mi Ience of the
foreign publ he'd this mDrning. Prices are NOM
inai at 81 GA so for superhne.
WhISKY-Tne market IS steady at lie
PROVISlONS-M.rs Pork quiet, and the demqnd
IS moderate at s17017 25 Since last rcIort Bulk
Meat has D OH red freely and 600 900 IFS Sud
at 3zG64c Tor shoulders, AMI sEOs1c sides
and &c for Hams.
The dema d for Bicon but moderate, and It III
be noug.it On eslert rns. 40 ut 200 hh ss,iI since
our last, at I1sfO716c for Shou ders, 9Lc Side
and 10 &c for clear sides Lad very du 9993Sc.
BIT ER-Tbe receipts choice r1l continues Ugh
and the demand :or this qua ity god at Halo
common to prime is dull al sG13c.
CHEESE-The market is un ianged; there is mod
crate deman It SSc for ". r.. sc for ID imburg, and
Io1kc for Eng ish Dairy.
APPLES-The market is dull, with a supply in ex
CESS of the demand, but We we no change notice
n prices, and quote lair TO prime Northern ST. 7Jy
s. per Dol.
WHEAT-There is good demand for prime red at
s549Sc, an ho ers are generally asking 81. White
sales rep rtcd 500 bush IS enc &c X "a lucky
white 81 10 delivered :09 do at 81 O5 in Gov
ington.
CORN-Ear declined to 33c at the lower depots but
is in good demand &C this price, sheed continues dull
at 34035c for mixed, 36@37c for white IN bulk
sales OF $50 bush ear, at the ower uepots, at 35c.
OATS ar: unchanged and dull; We quote them at
26Ixc in bulk g..
RYE is dull, but without any change In prices; we
quote prime Al 50iG6Jc
BARLEY-There is very little prime fall offering
and tue denan for it is good at &c, but oil ask
TIC. Other grades are 1ulI. Sales $50 bushels
prime fail at zoe; $500 do prime Canada spring
private terms.
HAY-The market is steady with fair deman at
S1l12 per ton, for prime Timothy bales arrival;
inferior Selling at secs.
POTATuES-The receipts are liberal, and the mar
ket is dull, and 10c per bbi loves; closing ST. 2O@
30 per Dbl or p ine Neshlnnocks. SIles Ito bbis
prime Neshannock at 81 IS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-10
Bank of Tennessee.

BANK OF TENNESSEE. Nashville. March Z.
10 the Board Of Directors Of the Bunk Of Tn
ResSee:
GENTLEMEN: Having been honored with
yours. iver in The appointment as d rector ia
the Bar of Tennessee. and by your parti-
aliiy selected 10 preside over your delihera-
tions, how have discharged the trust Conf
ded 10 me il known to yourselves. MANY
there are who might have been selected pos
se>sing more ability and sagacitv, but think
you will all bear testimony to the al and
fidelity with which l have endeavor 10 dr.
charge the important duties assigned me.
Our administration has been most embar-
raising one, growing out of the failure of the
crops and the political disturbances of The
times; the latter not only having agilated
the government to its very centre, but ab>o-
lutely resulted in its dismemberment; aud
the FEDERAL Treasury, with all its heretofore
high character for promptness, is now bank
rupt. i advert to these circumstances with
view of showing that no human forest ght
could prevent the extraordinary pressure in
financial matters here, which resulted in the
suspension of specie payments by all the
principal Banks in this State. l regret re-
firing from the head OF the institution while
this is the case, but as the General Assembly
in extraordinary session has legalized sus-
pension to period beyond our term of SER
vice, cannot hope, were TO continue in my
present position, to look forward to resump-
ton of specie payment /, therefore, tender
my resignation as Director and President of
the Bank of Tennessee, to take effect on and
after Thursday. the 5th day of April next.
Respectfully, G. p. SMITH.
The resignation was accepted, and the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed by the Board;
WHEREAS. We have been advised that Gen.
G. P. SMITH intends to retire from the Presi.
dsncy Of this Bank ct % early day; aad
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-10
A Southern Remedy.

What mean Southern Remedies for South
the leading journals of the SOUTH For the
benefit of the Uniol shriekers of the North
who are becoming much exercised at the
rapid sale and very great popularity of Am
brosidt OIL. which ittruly merits, We would
say. Southern Remedies for Southern DISEASES
don't mean secession. That idea originated
in the added brain of some Northern man
who has The love of the Union at heart, OF
course; at the same time loves the niger
better, and would destroy this great and
glorious Confederacy with their eternal war
upon slavery, and then charge disunion on
the Southern people. Southern Remedies for
Southern diseases means simply this-That a
Northern remedy may be very good in North
many preparations which reach disease in
Northern climate do not reach the same dis
ease in Southern climate, as the phase of the
disrase is in a manner changed. The true
intent is simply that it is a preparation
adapted to Southern disease, and has and
Will cure III bFe cases OF P1tns, octeS ana TX
tfanmqtions than all the medicines before the
publ C.
PEI haps 1t is we'll to add here that the
originator and vendors of Ambrosial Oil do
not wish to enter the political arena. II
matters little to the success of their Oil to
what party they belong. When people get
sick they don't stop to ak. l. his preparation
Union or disunion. but. Will it curef We
have tried Ambrosial Oil, and speak OF what
we know and further, we know the proprie-
tors to have labored hard to elect Union
man, having the love of the Union at heart.
so long as there was any hope of a union of
hearts and feelings as well as sections.
Any one desiring their feelings on the
Union question at this time, can get Informs
ton by addressing them. They do Not desire
to mix business and political troubles, but
this they intimate has been forced upon
them in an indirect way.-Nash. Gazate.
d2t-wIt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-10

@-In consequence of some very wild
ERs has opened Pistol Gallery on the cor
ner of Cedar and Cherry streets. Sd door,
where those who anticipate little amusements
of that kind can have an opportunity of
learning the beautiful art, and be guaran-
tees that after very little practice you can
swing" your man every time. Open this
evening. Nov10-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-10

ANOTHER CoNCERT.-Our citizens will be
glad to learn that the Musical Festival for
the benefit of the First Baptist Church, on
Friday evening. will be repeated tomorrow
(Mondayl evening, at Masonic Temple. A
large audience will certainly be present. for
not one of those who were at the first will
fail to attend the second, with their numbers
greatly increased. The programme will be
chang d, and will be equal TO the first. as
excellent as that was. 1t is understood that
the names OF one or two other charming vo-
calists will be added. The price of tickets
has been reduced to so cents. Everybody
ought to go who has a particle of music in
his soul.