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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

y1H1s is aItogehera medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kipgdem, being entirely
new abstract ehoa Of our irrespective of al TIE old and
worn out systems published by accomplished quacs 70 the sg1er-
in Wright we'll knowing the deception praeted upon the
the whole Medical Facatf Who's Wnsat eYea one oissenen
c have given their adherence perfect and undivided
control the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced, and when all other medicines known to the Pharaco
p been tried in vain. Long thought years patent
crowned the Doctors Efforts the Elixir to s1f
ieng humanity the only thing that can cure the ioo"hs
5ssass, 5issassiTnsTeiy; 5asT;,;,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused ideas,
General Irritability.
Restlesshess aud sleeplessuess Night
Absence of Muscular Efficiency,
Enaciation,
Disorganizaton Of the Organs Of
Paipitation Of the Heart,
And in fact al the conooants Of and debiated
state OF the system
As a StimuIant,
It quite different from alcoholic preparations Il is not SUB
ect to reactions in any shape exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, as long as the least necessity
As Female Medicine,
noveru and elective and restores equilibrium
safer than all the other nediones which Tor years
have aOoded the are and which are only nJuou IN Psce
son. too, that they only from the eusions CT minds
gnorant o: the Medical profession altogether
No NFneraIsg
Dr. Wright thinks well stake h5 professional character
on fact whatever form the least component
parts Of the Ingredients Of his Ruvenang Ezell know
ing what ruin has been entae3 the community - opium ana
mercury.
despair how down Usy be, 70 matter now
you matter what the have 0eenosshe
whatever las led you Depart from Hygiene principles
take his
RejuVeuating EIixirs
And YOU will soon fnl yourself pride insteAd
reverse, your friends and healthy, sednd ana worthy
lae-1sar OF the human family.
81 per bottle or bottles for S. AID forward
ed by mail an parts of the United States. - -.
sed by respectable ugsts throughout the United states
and Cauadas trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by thepropriet0rs
u. WRIGHT 81 co.
u and lJI Cbartres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold in Nashville By @. W. Hendershott, Berry Demove'
wing = Pendleon and all responsible druggists oc29
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osl amount Of Losses, Claims an5 abilities, $l2,9al
he greatest amount insured sry risk $4,000 but
not as a genera rule exceed le,0U0.
he Company general rule to the amont allowelto
nsred in any city, town. village, block, being governed
ms natter in each by the general character Of buid
width Of streets facilities fer putting out fires, &c.
stteed copy Of the Charter or ACT OF Incorporation &C.
nanied TIE last annual statement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

FNNHR dwelling house slatey occupied BY Gov H. s. o.
Fooe, on Vine street, between Church and Union fi.
streets, For particulars enquire Of Gtalscoek at &
Hvaus & Co. decl2-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

LETTER OF Gov. MooRE TO THE PEEslDE ,',-',.',.
MOORE has written letter to President -
announcing the seizure of the U. D 80 .ait
ertv in Alabama. He says it was an aes -
des9si dss savs wsSs Se.a h'p D' excited people
He says: .u5o- was oiven and
has been executed Wa W. State and Federal Govern
nDsfi there so ry hSeDs aps dss9S 6S
nifty OF my o1-, .s,;on of arncabe relation between
as ,5 'st state and the Government Of the United States
Inat ~. Conduct Of others, may be peaceful, my
Dyaxer as well as the prayer of every patriotic man
| ia the State.
An inventory of the property in the Forts and
Arsenal has been ordered and the srictest care VIII
be taken to prevent the injury or destruction OF IT,
while peaeeable relations continue to suoslst IS
trust they will The forts and Arsenal viii oe nelu
by my order, only for the precautionary pufpO-s '
for which they were taken, and sgolee. 70 on
troll of the Convention Of the people TO asSeni4'
| the 7th instant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

EWTE have removed stock% Boots, shoes Hats and
w Caps from No so north SD f the Pubic Square to No
Nashville Block, where s be pleased to old
friends and customers such pas wish to purchase
goods cheap for cash. ~
ianQ-d&wln Ct )Kb, BAILEY & W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

BONNET BOX, marked Mrs. II Mitchell A liberal
reward will be maid for its return TO Louisville Depot
CIV KENNEDY.
ian lo-3t omibus Agent.
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Cash System.

$500 IseWaTd.
WETHEREAs Newton Joran abscondei the night OF De
w 29h 1860, with four Negroes and two Mares
mare bay and the other black, about years old,
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEGROES.
Aggy 20 years od of t complexion, some OF her
tech out girl child. Liza, ye old also bright and her
child Burton II Is years ed bright Joshua years
old dar complexion All Of We property conveyed
IN me by deed OF trustby said New Jordan. will give the
above reward for the apprehension delivery of said
and mares or reasonable reward my portion Of said prop
erty delivered T Williamson county Ten
nes,ee W PETTUS, Trustee.
n. B.-The said Jordan took wiFl gray horse which
hss fstus and sorre @with some white hairs,
Iso two horse Wagon ANY respecting the above
will be thankfully received and hbef " rewarded.
7 W ES.TTUS, Trustee,
near Trip.sa Williamson county,
jan6-tw1w tennessee.
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NyorbIe Monuments, &C.

Marble Monuments, &c.
L,SHEITON informshis friends and the public gen
I'VE eral that be is prosecuting the Marble Busl-
on between the First Presbyterian
and the Office where he will be pleased to attend to the or
ders of ali who may work in his line BE has and will keep
on hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS TOMBS, &c
finest Italian and American Marble in the
BEST style art. ALI his work will be warranted
April l8, 1S58-wly.
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Removal and New Firm.

a GOOD secondhand Buggy and Harness for sale
a BENZ z SHIELDS q co.,
ian9-tf No. 81 College street.
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STATE or NKw YORK,

]
HARLEsJ J. M6RrIN, President, and J. MILToN SMITH,
ery Of TIE HoME INSURANCE CosPhSY, heing seversly
sworn depose say, and each for himself that the
oug Is true fall and correct statement Of toe asars of
sad Corporation, and that they the above described Oh
thereof. -
TsiynedI CHARLES J. MARTIN. President.
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary,
ibl and sworn before me, g5h day OF January, A
1861. J. ii. WASHBUltN,
Isl Commissioner for Tennessee in New York
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T K. Il ?. P. PECK,
ENERAL INSURANCE AG ENTs,
COLONNADE BUILDING,
- =. -

.,,o,uert os the Condition OF Ihe EnsU-
rance Company Of the state OF Virginia,
Of EgIchmOnd, on the Ist day OF Jam
nary, 1861, Pursuant TO tI.e laws OF the
state Of Tennessee.
Name and locality OF the Company, INSURANCE CcAPASh
% TEE SrArE VIRGINIA, oF kICHNoND
Amount Of Capital Stock. w 5lO',U1
Amount Of c apital Stock paid in jJg,OO
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Notice.
sECEssTON NoT NECESSARY!

Ii who want money will be present at adjourned meet
inc OF the City Building Association of Nashville
b held at tn the Protection Insurance Company on
oct
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- Nv the governor

By the 6evernor CO..
90 - Ne DESCRIPTION.
.-,,s Of Hacker is follows: About Il
Tie .-scrpton etes - feet high, very sto0p shoudere
or - ears OF age' side enc side Of his hreasttuI the oih
~ unsn and ss1SS n1SS iRs' Rs which 't IS very curly,
M @ ae7 he eit eoe maai a isI jfaR5 s, t heard Of n
L.-. g.-Hty, Teun where he l~s JaRl2d9tw2t
L.....-.u.a AdverlIser coly-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

HFOr Rent.

FUsT received and for sale 100 sacks Fresh Corn Meshy
JAS MCLAUGHLIN co.
ian6tf No. South Market street.
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rne cor of New York in tho crisis.

The official reports of the Commissioners Of
Charities and Correction show that they have now
under their charge s777 persons as inmates of the
ctv institutions an increase of 450 over 1860, and
of $50 over 1S59-corresponding periods. Statis-
tics as to the condition of the outdoor poor still
more suggestive Our reporters have ascertained
that the distress among the laboring classes in this
citv is unprecedented As many IS twenty-eight
thousand persons able and willing to work, now
idle The Superintendent Of Outdoor Poor has re-
eeived no less than ten thousand applications for
coal during the last two or three weeks. The same
official receives daily application from mechanics
who wish to be committed to the workbouse Be
yond this there of course an immense amount OF
suffering which is concealed through false pride and
shame. Would it not be well for our Republican
friends, bank presidents and so on, who voted Tor
Lincoln to devise some plan for the alienation OF
the misery which the political excitement conse-
ouent upon his election has caused in the Northern
cities? In the South we find the negroes sleek, 1a-
comfortable and devoted TO their masters In tns l
North the white slaves walking about the stIeS
with the alternatives of pauperism, Starvation for
crime The contrast is not very pleasant one o
us but il is absurd to deny tina. such IS the s'~'
affairs-Neac York Herald
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CHARLES J. MARTIN, Prssiien
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
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w. J. MARI
tNsURANCE sAG ENT,
NO. e5, COLLEGE STREET,

NO. o, COLLEGE STREET,
ksHvILLE, TENNESSEE.
atement Of the condition OF the
Homo insurance Company of New
York. on the first day OF Janua-
IA. d. 1864, made TO the COmptrOI-
Ter Of the state Of Tennessee, pSEF-
Isuant 20 the Statute OF that state.
NAME AND LEocATION.
ne name OF this Company the HoME INSURANCE co1rANT
rporated 1853, and located in the City Of New York
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Capital Of the said Company actually .,o
I'D up N eAsa L. of Ian, ISL ssssJs Gs7
Total amount Of Capital and Surplus Z ,3s2, AIS CO
ASSETS.
a in Contnental Bank, n. Y,sa5,s07 90
D in hands OF Agents, and in
purse Of Transmission. th2lancel OOssO9 10
nc1mlereI Real Estate, No.
iall Street ....---.----.--.----... O0s5J0 81
ted states Treasury Notes, mar
= value,---.-----.- --.-'-.'-.--.'. lO''a'S ~
souri, state Bonds, per cent,
arket value ..--..-..----...---...- l4slu0 %
tn Carolina Bonds, per cent.
,arzet value--...--.--....-- 1,eSo W
,enuessee Bonds, per cent mar go an
7clU W
oslyn City Water Bonds, per
mt make. "a e....-....-.-..--.. lu11II w W.
h Stools Va ...-........ 7s SIS 90
rs on Bonds and Mortgages,
sing frst lien Of record on In -, NJ,
icumhered Real Estate. worth Z SU9iSV- y"
. least S07, ,20O-rate OF in.
resi, per cegt...--...--..---'J
rs on Stocks snd Bonds, pay
lie on demand, the market ia GEO GO
ilue OF securities. pledgei'
1879 51...........
i1f 9fics l'7s ol o..o-.--- 3,l3OIs
: , rtSsyS9,e iop riIS. se e46s3 90
- - - - -. $500 90
nest actually due AID unpaid -'''oH % an. ,oo Q,
LIABILITIES-
ses adjusted, and due and IN
IA - .......... None.
sss incurred and IN process Of ad-
is.lleu IT.. -....--' 'o,'o' u
/. 61sr t,l,en,-... ,,l,e % ..... s,I64 IS
-1r,,. ms ,ov -os.'. .'..-,... s,s5s &C
i5euds declared and due and IN
N .--.-
Ieuds either cash or scrip, de-
lTr5 b6t not vet due ...-......... None
.ev borrowed ....................-, None
other existing claims against
!. Co1Dpgsy... ....................... None.
,t amount Of Losses Claims an Liabilities, Sli29aI
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,,,rut OF Liabilities Of the Company, due
,r not ,lue 70 Sauks or other Creators,
Gerti6cates FOR money on deposi:-.... 1857 q
y,.,,,Tra AGENT ...............-...-.. %
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Ggt 8asgbilt Gniun allS 5msritan

TEN LINES OK LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
IN THE Many
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-05

FlRE ALARM AND Police TgLEGRAPH.-I esterday
afternoon the ordinance for the protection OF the
fire alarm and police telegraph passed the FIRST
Branch of the City Council. The bill imposes
fine of not less than Sl0O and not more than S2O0
any person convicted of giving false alarm
and similar fine on any person convicted OF max
ing KEY suitable for the alarm boxes, unless d.
rected to do so by the proper authority Inc
with the Mayor, is empowered to offer a reward o'
500 for the conviction of any person violating any
OF the provisions OF the ordinance.
THEFT OF A WArCH.-R 1bert Moore, colored. was
yesterday taken into custody by policeman He'll
hCltz, charged with having stolen gold watch
valued at Sl00, the property of Isaac Valentine,
coored. The parties attended a ball at Mount
Vernon Hall, North Howard street, and while there
Valentine missed his watch. Having had reason
to suspect Moore he had him arrested and ar.
ragned before Justice Mclaughlin, who released
him upon security to answer at further examlna-
ton The watch found in the possession OF
Moore.
VIOLATING THE LAw.-Henry Swim, keeper OF a
drinking house on Marsh Market Space, was ar
rested ou Monday upon the charge of keeping a
gambling house, and allowing gambling therein on
Sunday last. in violation of the 4th section oil ordl-
nance 80. He was arraigned before Justice Show
acre. who fined him $40 and costs in each OF ten
cases.
COMMITTED TO JAIL.-John Howard alias Bull
Allen, was arrested on Wednesday night bv officer
Lathe, charged with assaulting his wife aad threat
ening to kill her. He was committed to jail to an
sWer at court.
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SEE FOURTH PAGE,
TN &c NJ

We learn from New York that active prepara-
tions are making at the Navy Yard there The re-
venue cutter Harriet Lane has been ordeEed to sea
with sealed orders.
1t Is believed in Washington that Lieutenant
Talbot left Char for the capital witn impor
tant dispatches yesterday. Private dispatches in
dcate near approach to hostilites, if the evacua
tion of Sumter does not soon take place.
Our dispatches from Washington indicate impOr-
tant movements on the part of the government
The Gulf Squadron is be increased, and other war
like preparations made. An early commencement
of hostilities is feared
From New Orleans we learn that the present po-
sition of the government at Washington is consd-
cred truce, and any violation of which would
cause war Immediately.
Private dispatches received in Washington state
that Major Anderson's supplies cut off yester
day. This probably caused the sending of the flag
of truce from the fort to Gov. Pickens.
The workmen at Fortress Monroe yesterday hoist
ed secession flag on the outer works of the fort,
and dared the garrison to interfere.
Yesterday two of the officers of Fort Sumter,
under flag of truce, visited Governor Pickens,
but nothing transpred as to the object of their
visit.
>
dance with the resolution previously adopted the
debate ON the resolutions was brought to Close
and amendments offered and voted on. substi-
tute was offered for the sixth resolution, proposing
that an ordinance of secession be adopted by the
Convention, to be submitted to the people for ap-
proval or rejection. The substitute was voted
down by yeas 45, Eays So
The first issue of the Treasury notes of the Con-
federated States sold at Montgomery yesterday
at twenty per cent. premium.
The Rhode Island election on Wednesday result
ed in the of the Union ticket over the Re-
publicans Gov. Sprague is reelected, and two
Union men--a gain-are elected to Congress.
Advices from Galveston, Texas, state that Gov
Houston has again protested against the action of
the Convention, and still claims to be Governor
We have full details of European news by the
two late steamers.
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Especial Despatch to the n. 7. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April 8, lS6l.-The
city has been rife with rum0rs all day concerning
reported collision at Fort Pickens. No official in
telgence has reached here, and no information oi
any sort relating to it is in possession of the PreSi
dent Cabinet.
The messenger who bore the order to land the
troops from the Brooklyn at Fort Pickens went by
sea, and has not yet been heard from. The i'm
preston obtains in official circles that he started for
Key West, from which place the last reports Of his
presence come, before he arrived at Pensacola
That, however, is merely speculative opinion, and
may be erroneous.
The Cabinet were in session three hours this
morning upon Fort Sumter, without reaching po-
sitive result. Gen. Scott was before them. They
determined for the first time upon regular Cabinet
meetings, which will be held on Tues lay and Fri
day of every week at noon.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-05

O'CoNNEL1 AND THE TINES CORRESPONDENT
The Mr.. Russell, who now represents the London
Times here, is the same gentleman who was sent by
that journal to Ireland, to report 0'Connells
speeches during the Repeal agitation. One of the
first meetings the newspaper man attended in
Kerry. Having heard of OConnelPs polite quail
ties, be thought he would ask that gentlemans per-
mission to take verbatim account of the GRAFTON.
The "Liberator'' not only consented, but, in his
oiliest manner, informed the assembled audience
that "until that gintleman was provided with all
writin' convaniences, he wouldn't spake word"
assuming an extra brogue, which was altogether
UNNECESSARY. Russell was delighted. The prepara
tions began, and were completed; Russell was
ready.
care you quite ready?" asked Dan.
"Quite ready"
"Now, are you sure you're ntirely ready?'
81 am certain, sir. Yes"
The crowd becoming excited and impatient, Dan
said:-"Now, pom my conscience, won't begin the
speech till the London gntleman is ntirely ready )"
After waiting another moment so, O'Connell
advanced; eyes gstened; were all attention;
and the reportorial pencil arose. Dan gave one
more benignant smile on the correspondent. winked
at the auditors, and commenced his speech an the
Irish language, to the irrepressible horror of the
present editor of The Army and Nary Gazette, and
to the infinite delight of all Kerry.
THE RICHMOND WmG.-Ne have recently seen it
stated, we believe on good authority, that the
Richmond Wing is about to pass has already
passed under new editorial conduct, and will be.
come a Southern Rights journal. One of our
Washington contemporaries, in referring to the
rumor, states that steps have been already taken to
fill the vacancy created by the alleged detection o
the Wing from the Union cause. 1t says:
'"The Unionists of the Legisl ture and Conveu-
tion have promptly raised SIC, 900 to start new
Union journal there, with Mr.. Ridgway at its head
and before the end of the week will doubtless have
raised $4,000 more for it, (tbe sum required tC
give it fair start and will also have secured L
a subscription list paying $4,000 per annum.-
Subscriptions were made to it in Alexandria aont
yesterday to the extent Of $500 for the next year.
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CHICAGO, A ril 3.-A colored man named Harris,
with his wife and two children, was arrested this
morning on warrant issued bv United States
Commissioner Cornon, and sent in special train
to Springfield. They will be examined tomorrow.
The man is claimed by MIR. Patterson of st.
Louis county, Missouri, and the woman and chill
dren by MIR. Vail, of the same county, having
capped from their owners three weeks ago. After
the arrest became known in this city an intense ex
ctement prevailed among the colored community.
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a supnosed Federal spy In Texas

AUGUSTA, April Am officer of the Federal
army. in New Orleans, sent by his Government
about the time of the secession of Texas to that
State remains there as is suspected, for the pur-
pose of giving information to the War Department
The Confederate States authorities have seepless
eye on him. He is believed to be Pennsylvania
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AN INSTANCE OF Mr.. RAREY's PRACrrcE.-The
Boston Transcript mentions the following instance
of MIR. Rarey's system in practice: horse at.
tached to omnibus while passing through o9ur. u.
street yesterday became contrary and refused o 70
proceed The driver tried the whip without .od SUD
cess and all his efforts to start the animal proved
unavailing. Another driver reproved the neao 70 oi
the lash for his want of knowledge OF d
and undertook to start the team. he pay paS'ea Ine ;
rofoot "a foIIowed Mr.. Rareys advice IN such
cases Three minutes of this treatment answered
tSs nurnose. and the horse started along when so.
licited, The crowd, which had collected during
tbese proceedings, cheered the man who had con-
ouered the contrary horse by the new and humane
method.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-05

NcRFoLK, April Ave have reports here this
evening of disturbance among the workmen at
Fortress Monroe. They said to have raised
the Palmetto flag under the walls outside, and
dared the soldiers to interfere.
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AHorHER MEssENGER FROM SUMTER
Another Flag of Truce from Fort Sumter to

CHARLESTON, April 4.-P. M.-Lieutenants Tai
bot and Sneider have just reached the city with a
flag OF truce from Fort Sumter, and they are now
with the Governor. Nothing has yet transpired as
to the object of the visit.
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Important from New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 3, ls6I.-The report that
the Brooklyn had reinforced Fort Pickens by land
ing troops is incorrect. Supplies only were landed
The present attitude of the government at Wash
ins!ton is regarded a truce, any violation of
which would cause immediate hostilities.
The tariff of the Confederate States on Northern
manufactures is already found to be nconveniently
high by Southern merchants and it will be reduced
at the next Congress.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-05

New York, April 4.-The following additional
items have been received per steamer America:
The Great Eastern steamer sails on the 1st of May
for New York, from Liverpool.
The Lloyds have increased their rates of insu-
rance on cotton ships, from so to 60 shlings, in-
cltding the risk CT capture.
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conf.deracv Treasury Notes

MONTGOMERY, April 4.-Treasury notes of the
Confederated States were issued to-day under the
law authorizing an issue of one million dollars
The first bond issued by the Confederacy was sold
at twenty per cent. premium.