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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-20

The Company refer the citizens The Southern COnsdersy
to
G PEARL, Esq. Cashier City Bank.
JoHN KIRKEAN, ESQ, President Union Bank.
d WEAVER, ESQ. Cashier Planters Bank.
Messrs. DousLAs Co, Merchants.
WHELRss & Co. Bankers.
Parties Ia The Confederate Government desrous Of sending
Letters c to the Federal Government will please direct the
same to Azasicda Letter Epres Co.. Nashville (under Gov
err enclosing fifteen cents in cash Confederate Stamps
LY u Government Envelopes stamps are ONO use to u.s.
50 do not them rate above given is fer letters not e
eeedpg weight letters Weighing over q an ounce
will have sufficient to pay according 70 resu
lar postal rates.
june2B-dlw res
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/" Advance---strike.' .


This celebrated motto Of Suwarow TO when ma
victories were chiefly attributed, has received =.
least one remarkable illustration during me present
war. The gallant Captain Vaughn alter a mareh
of thirtyeight miles IN sixteen eonsecuHye hOuFs'
having taken short period Of rest, boldly ied ms
men to the assault putting the enemy 20 ngnt; Inc
great Napoleon remarked that "a rapid march ex
erts beneficial moral influence on the army, ana
increases its means of victory. II this be correct
it is obvious that young. vigorous, heroic troops
ousht to have leader Of similar moral and physl-
cal auahtes a General Of middle or advanced
years who cannot continue in the saddle for 2 Re"
hours without berg exhaused, would bang ike a
dead weight on an army Of active and robust men ,
capable Of making long and rapid marches. Sneh
General sIphysieally unable to Advance ana S1tts,
however fair the opportunity, if the enemy De ~
auy considerable distance. This motto was aainlra
hly exemplifed by Garibaldi- Landing with Snail
rec on Sicily, he instantly advanced on the enemy
dealing him heavy blows at every opportunity as
saultng him in his strOughOds, pushing arrassing
fighting hard until be was mostly expelled from the
Island. Then. crossing to the peninsula ne urged
on his heroic course till Naples was eYacuateu ~
the King aud his armies Is it to be doubted that II
our gallant sons had General, who, IN Ike man
ner would sadvance and strike that, with the
Divine help. Virginia would quickly be relieved OF
the presence of her enemies.
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Teaehers wanted.

TUNE undersigned wishes engage Lady reside in his
family to instruct thr small children In addition TO
the bTanehe she must be qualified TO give lessons the
Piano. None need apply except those presenting gooa test
monisls. For terms apply to JAS WILSON .
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,DrTRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL. PILLS,
For Liver Complaints HiIiOusRess Head"

For Liver Complaints iiliOusHess Head"
ache, &Cs
TEyHERE been CATHARPlo medicpe oHered %
the public, that has given such entire satisfaction as Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and can
TooynR an Bilious sscreons Acid or Impure, Feed Matter
from The stomach Ia fact they the only Pills that should
be used ia nalariOus DISTRICTS
They produce 10 Gripping, Sickness Pain IL the Stomach or
Bowels though very active and searching in their operation
promoting healthy ecretons Of the Liver and Kidneys VINO
will su n from Bousuess Headache and Foul Stomach when
so cheap remedy ohBined Keep them constantly on
hand taken in season, prevent hours days.
and months Of Sickness Ask for Dr. J. IT, McLesns UnVer
sal Pills Take no other Being coated they asteess Pce
only G cents per box be sent by nail to any part Of
TIE United States.
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.
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Peace or Vyar--A Permaaen Mt Block
ade Impossible.
BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLoTl
ING, ETC, ETC.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS q co..

ETAVIEG confidence in Mr. Lineolns ability to sustain
his policy, bloekadng Southern ports, anxious to
large in anticipation of Fall imPOratlons from
EuTops.
us received and will open tomorrow extensive
consignment Of miscellaneous merehand which viii be sold
without an advance in RATES Terms invariably cash.
Central Auction Rooms,
iuIyi-tr No. 25 and q College street.
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PR OCLA MAT ION
ISHAm G. HARRIS.
Governor OF Ihe State OF Tennessee

ISHAm G. HARRIS.
Governor OF The state OF Tennessee.
To the Ge1rfs Of the seUsra! counties Of said Stale
GREETING
accordance With an Act Of the General Assembly OF said
stre passed May 9Th 1851 You hereby commanded to
open hold election all the places OF holding elections
your respective counties THURSDAY, the l day OF August
next the election Of delegates to represent Ten in The
Provisional Government Of the Confederate States OF America
said delegates be elected from each Of the Congson-
Districts established by law, said election 70 be
the and under the rules that have
preyailed heretofore in Congressional elections.
- In testimony whereof, have hereuuto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed at
IL the Department in Nashville OF this 2h day Of June
A. D., 1861 IsHAM @. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor;
J. =. B. RAY, Secretary Of State
iune2q-td
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shoe lTnkers Wanted

TEJEN or FIFTEEN shoerakers wanted to Kip and
thick work Constant employment and prompt pay En-
uuire Of 4 s. HOLLiNS& Co,
i4Iy5-Im (, Inn Block, Nashville.
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THE RGAL TRATORs.-IAe CONCORD On. ID oldndar
boIIs the following language:


The real traitors who responsible for the dis
ruptiou of the American Union and the present
civil war are VIM. II. Seward, Abe Lincoln, Hannl-
bal Hamlin, Charles Sumner. Henry Wilson, John
P Hale, &c. They have accamp ished the disas-
trous result By preaching sbOldOnism, denOunelng
union with shareholders, and Offering in Congress
petitions for the dissolution Of the Union. II there
are any persons in this county who deserve t9e
doom Of traitors they are these authors OF our
national calamites. And if this war continues
three years they viii be obliged TO flee their eeun,
try or receive traitors fate. They have misieu
and deceived the people TO the ruin Of the countfI
And when the reaction takes place. as 1t surely WI
popular vengeance viii seek them for punlshloenS
When disaster and suffering perVade the NorIn =
they certainly will; when the people cry oul
the burden Of taxes and debt which this war ~, w
fOiee upon them then viii come the day % -"
ing for the real trators-the political delAs 49,,
who are the authors Of the nation - S-.,I
Hence their superhuman efforts 20 crush .iS
before the reaction takes place But lsS oE' ~
evade their accountability to God and tne =
the war continues three years, the men We EA'e
named above will be fugitrves ih o--,s-
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VJH, McLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
mENTs
chest External in the World for Man or


ysyHOUsANDs 4 human beings hs7ebeen saved life Of de-
crepude misery by the Of this 1Taluabls Lnl'
nt II will relieve PAIN almost instsntaneeusy, and it
Nil cleanse purify and the fouest SORE in an Incredible
sbnrt time McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will re-
Isve th most nYeterat cases Of Rheumatism, Govt or Neu-
agia For Paralysis Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Weak
IN tNe Joints, Lgaments, It will never fail
Two qualifications will Throat, Headache or Bsrache
For Burns or scalds any Pain it is lnable Remedy
always o hand. 49,
PLANTERS. FARMERS any one having charge Of horses
will save money by using McLesns Volcanic Oil Lniment It
sDeedy iniallibe for Calls eprans, ChaieS1
svelng Lsmeae sseny Sores Wounds, Scratches or any
ETERNAL disease Try Il, aud you will be oonTacedi
DR.. J. 4. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Mo-
Forssls ct Propretors prices By Berry & Demoys and g.
NJ n sT5s-,bc.t usr-9d tgEWiy
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ATTENTION,
COAT,S STOOL COTTON.

VETE have in store OOOOO yards, 500 miles Of this
w matchless Sewing Cotton The lOO 600 EomSu In Ten
nesee who use Thread all be furnished as they may
need
JOhn Bull expect full portaOn OF this and oher
nedful articles in September steamer Gret Eastern Al
the port ok despite Of Seward Chase Blair Old Abe
and the MOTeIH Tariff. 100, -
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IKE are prepared TO do the Tin. ROOF pg and other
w sheet Metal work Necessary mbuilding in III
most substantial manner will l for such at the low
est possible rates 7. NJ. EU1 ANK & CO.,
Pirstdoor below Post Once Church street,
.ne-5Av EashN lie, Ten
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wheat, Wheat---ROck City Mills.

UTBars buying Wheat and Corn, for which We are
w prepared pay e4h. Farmers and Receivers having
either for sale, will please give call Office at the Mills
G5RDAG, BAUMAN & Co,
july4-Im Rock City Mills.
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nEM WHEAT FLoU q

caHTRS a MARTIN, Agents.
- Z, -, ~ hand and viii constantly keep laEgs
NJ S.@5siv Of tbs Celebrated ElouSs Easeh We
~ - tr~ie and families Al loE rates such
he 5ld We warrant this article to be he best
hoa' s@N y COMBS 4 MAREIHs Agents,
- ms s..---l ChlrpR st7sst,
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SOUTHERN mARSALLAIsE!

60 long sought for been pub and Just received by J.
- A! Mcclure, 80 Union street. P &c % cents.
Having succeeded making Copper Bugles for army use
which prcounced competent judges TO be equal IN every
respect to work. and nearly as loE Taeshe price
being fixed S9here need be fear Of army being with
cut signals superiority OF Drums all others in
this country ACKNOWLEDGED by all. They are made OF the
very material in every department OF their
FOR the beating head Calf SKIM prepared especially for
at use Fife Of boxweod and apple tree be had OF
FOR Of the shove send order and will be forwarded BY
hrst mail express 90,
N. BIN press and will be ready by the 2Oh inst, mo
SsPastto Song dedicated Southern Conederacy de-
sne to be tie song all Prise SO coa sent post free te
anv address J A MCCLURE,
Music Publisher and Dealer, Nashville Memphis
junel6-H
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DRUMsl DRUMS 1!

TTAVING made permanent for the manufac
ture Of all sizes furnish them Of su
pesior tone hnsh wholesale retail low good ar
49, JOHN LUCK,
Music Dealer,
june4-dd a Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-20

FEVHTs Is altogether medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
and abstract method Of irrespective Of all the old and
ing Dr. Wright well knowing the deception pracsea upon the
unnsted felt his duty at TO have this Elixir tested By
the whole Medical Faculty, who, without one dissenting
veice have given in their adherence to its perfect ana undivided
sool over the whole physical man when ng f ss
pia have been tried in vain Long thought years OF patient
cp0s1ea s o shS I sSg b now o @ E1 to s
ieng humanity the only thing that cEa cure the following
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood 10 the Head,
Confused Ideas,
dsncral IrritssIlIg,
Absence OF Muscular Efeiency,
Loss p Of Appetite
D''I ERnasiaeOn:S
Low Spirits,
DSOrganiEatiOn OF the Organs Of
PaiptatiOu of the Heart,
And, in fact all the cOncOutants Of nervous and dsatsd
state Of the system.
AS n StimuIant,
quite different alcoholic preparations not sub
ect reactions any shape continues exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, long IS the least necessity exists for
its presence
As a Female Medicine,
1t is equally powerful and elective and equilibrium
safer than s the other medicines which for
have flooded the market and which only injurious in place
son. that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnorsnt o. the Medical profession altogether.
No mineraIsg
Dr. Wright thinks 1t we'll bis professional character
on fact whatever the component
parts Of the ingredients Of his Rsuvensng ExrEe know
ing what ruin has been enaed the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally, to the debated DR., Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down you may be, matter how
weak you srno matter what the may beenfsrsaks
whatever you depart from Hygenc principles
take his
RejuYenatIng Elixir,
And you will End yourself pride instead
the to friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
laenber Of the human family.
II ? Price - per boe three bottles for S. and forward
ed by mail to all parts OF the United States.
Sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Csnadas. The trade supplied ct liberal discount
For sale by the propristors,
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Oharres street,
New Orleans, La
Bold Nashville By @. W Hendershott, Berry & Demovs
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists Oe29
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The know the above parties to be rels5e aud re
sponsible persons ana entitled to all conhdsncei
VIM L Kelly, Asst P II Lawrence Smith,
InIns = inter- Stratton,
Luke blackburn, Jsham Henderson,
Tindenbzr0gr 4 Co Harvey, Bughes g. Go
Z Owsley James b wallace
/ spesd WIN HSldemSn
n q Lrmstronr Brannin q Summers,
W Barley & Co Hill AeUraW
Guthrie & Co Jonn D snlh
A ThrockmOTtOn L hlcnaFtson
Cornwall a FRO Wallace, LthgoW & Co
W. Cav Brady & Davis
Marsbai Hsibe1t6 Go Dodge q Co
I q Natbars Brinly, Dodge g Co
Paul shpman Hegan y EscoI
Geo D Prentice SANFORD, duncan q 70
J W Tompkips Z Liehten q 90
] Mason & Co n SleNn q Csin
gaze d Verne JnO Speed
Wm sksne & Co Gaetano Z 20
Chanberlain ( Tspp Thos Eastern
Ben Adams Jehn MeCTaN
Louisville Ey.
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From tn. London Ec,nonls., Juns %.

SECESSION CANNOT De UNDOSE-TIE NORTH CAN NEVER
RESTORE THE UNIoS-PEEsIDENT LINCOLN ENGAGED N
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one Square, one yeSr s3o-Eash additional Square, elo.
advertisers exceeding thespRee cGntraeted
for, Will be charged for the excess
IN THE WEEKLY.
o DOLLAR sguAEfor the arst and FDrT cHST fOr each
TubEqueDt insertion. .
scharged the fall daily rates with onehaf the weekly rata
added. 49, ~ ~.
fIssrsI6n.
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uACaUIsy,S ENGLAND,
ATTENTION YOUNG MEL

WE ain volume OOt and received and fOr sale
4 by I. HAGAN & CO.,
spiI6-H Il College s!reet-
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TNCORPORATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER EMPRESS CO.,
has established its permanent Office st the Esshve Pest
Office, up sairs. east end, entrances On Church street
The undersigned having formed Company for the purpose
OF transmitting letters to and from the Southern OoLfed
rav reasonable rate agree furnish merchants snd
others their correspondence between Louisville and Nashville
at regu intervals be most convenient to all parties
Concerned THOS JENKINS,
4 MCGILL.
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Notice.
ONcrron Rines.

OVcrIOD HEmes.
This Company organized, and wishes FOR few more
None but able bodied Of ggod character will be
received.
II will be an IEDPPKSpEST CoNPASV AID the Captain pledges
himself it shall be the best equipped ami uniformed coSHy IN
the State
IN Fer full information, call on
II. X. PECK, sec'y pro tera.s
oolOna5s Building, Cherry AID Desderck streets,
Nashville, Tsnn. jpse il-i@
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4 II e gh anySp ring s,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
HIs celebrated watering place will be opened for the recp
i ton Of visitors the lat day OF June.
Located 81 half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Ea
road they are easy and afford the best security for
Each DEPARTMENT supervised by the propretoTsEhO will al
tend personally the wants Of their guests.
The proprors hae themselves they never so well pre-
pared as the present season.
full supply of Ice has been secured .. ,
Passengers leave R. B. at Shawsvle sDdw be carried
in horse Omnibu fine road to the Springs
These waters unriValed for The cure Of Dyspep2
jvnei-dIm BOOTH, CALHOuN co.
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Drug Notice.

rROM this date we will sell exclusively for CASH The
present state affairs eompels adopt this course
and We hope customers win not ask to deyate from IL
Esya5-tf : pEM0YJJLE oOl
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NY young men wishing join Company will be welcome
in the fleet Wing ZOus7ss. Headquarters, Lincoln Hall,
South Cherry Street. Meeting eysry night at o'clock
a. a. der Of he Captain. GUBLIVAVio.
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INSU nee CO NJ p A N 7,
CAPITAL sIOo, OOOg ALL PAID IN.
oyTcE at No. corer of Cedar street aud Pubic SQdTs,
TIL take risks against Loss Damage by Fire Build
w ings Goods Wares and Merchandise generally Also;
an damage hy Seas and rivers to and
from sli points. q, -. r,,,.. b.
ALsoLRsks Negroes sssinst the dangers Of the RVe
DIR OTORS.
k,1Y FaLL ". 7. BERRY,
ANTHONY ". YAELKER, JOIN H. EWLSI Q .-
JoHE KuRKsAEi h5sH ACOEfAs
JlMrS Woops JOsEPH EDwAADS,
O. MCEAIRT, IRBY MORGAN
% n. H EVANS:
ALEXAEDER PALEi, PrssideDtj =
J.rz, WALKER Sec etsry. auglT
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WANTED TO RENT.


A SMALL HOUSE, containing or Rooms, centrally To-
eateda Cottage preferred the furniture viii be purchased
il good and sold at fair price. -,
#
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The attention of the enterprsing and industrious portion
the community directed TO the following statements ana Ill
ers inducements offered them by the
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Bold in Nashville By O. W Hendershott Berry DemoviIla
wing Pendeton, and al responsible druggists. Oe29
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Gbs assbaiIIt aniun znb 9merituu
Dany ssj TrI.WseklY s5; weekly ss.
Rate. o AarertlsIng.

rxn LINES on LES CONSTITUTE a SQUARE,
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No State in the Valley Of the Mississippi offers great
iuducement the settler the State of Illinois There
portion the world where all ofhe conditions Of climate
soil admirably combine produce those two great staple
CoRN And MHRAT the Prairies Of Illinois
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

which, they will perceive, will enable them, by proper
gy perseverance and Industry to provide comfortable and per
homes for themselves and families with comparatively
spesking Very little capital.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
Yrom;the south,

GALVESTON, March ll.-Gov. Houston re-
fuses to recognize the Convention, and eousid-
ers its function terminated in submitting the
Secession Ordinance to the people. Tells the
Convention that be aud the Legislature which
meets on The 18th, will attend to all public
questions now arising and he favors the new
Convention to make such changes in the State
Constitution as are necessary. He opposes
Texas joining the Coniederacy
The Convention, in reply, passed an ordi-
nance, claiming full powers, and promising 10
cousumma,e the connection Of Texas with the
confederate States, aud notifies the State of
| this course The Convention will require an
oath Of allegiance to the new Government and
to carry out the Convention ordinances
1t is said Mr.. Clark will be pnt in Mr.,
Houstons place it the latter refuses to take
the outh. II is also reported that Gov. Huus-
! ton is raising troops on his own account !;
$500 Texas troops are at aud near Browns
vile. th
BRAzos, March Arrangements are
made for the Federal troops to leave as soon
as transportation Is provided,
! The Convention has passed an ordinance 10
continue the custom house officers on dnIy un-
til superseded by the State government or by
the Provisional Government,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
a fuse .stieu to sen cut rlsr.da.

The Pensacola papers are exceedingly in
dignaut at Governor Perry for having, as they
charge, shanefully neglected TO furnish the
volunteer companies from that city, on service
at the forts, with sufficient provisions or prop
or arms to protect the State and defend them
selves. The Gazette thus bitterly and lugu.
brionsy responds to the assertion that the action
of the Governor may have been occasioncd
rather by the want of means thnn the want of
inclination. Says the GeseHs,- Florida- will
soon be called upon to furnish her quota Of
men for the regular army Of the Southern con,
federacy. This quota has been put down at
900 men. With an empty treasury we can
not imagine how he can enlist equip, and arm
this number. If, as the Tribune states, our
State is bankrupt at this early stage of the
action, we think the sooner she sells out the
better. If the State government cannot be
carried on for want of funds, let Florida be
divided between our sister States of Georgia
and Alabama, by the line Of the Chattahoehe
river. The sooner This is done the better, for
to this must it come at last.