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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
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YUNIs altogether Lew medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
and abstract method Of irrespective OF all the old
worn out systems published BY accomplished quac to the suffer
ing Dr. Wright we knowing the deception prsesed the
unnitated fst his duty have this Elixir tested BY
te N1oe Aeui rsealt Eho Wtsat even one
Voice. have given in their adherence its perfect and undivided
control over the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced, and when all medicines Pharaco
pa have been tried in vain. Long thought Of patient
the Doctors Efforts and he the Elixir
ierng humanity the only thing that the following
General DesiIity,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Dcteruination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused ideas,
General Irriability.
Restessless and sleeplessness at Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency,
Emaoiaton,
Low spirits,
Disqualification of the Organs Of
Palptation Of the Heart,
And, in fact all the concOmiants Of and debiated
AS a StimEls7t,
quite different from alcoholic preparations Tt
ect to reactions shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and eeenty as opE as the least necessity exists for
its presence
As a Female Medicine,
1t equally powerful aud elective and restores the equilibrium
safer than all the other medicines which for
have flooded the market and which only Injurious in place
too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnoTant o. the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks it well stake hs professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least
parts Of the Ingredients of his Reuvenang Exrvel know
ing what ruin has been ened the community b opium and
mercury.
Generally, the debiltated. Wright would say Never
despair No how you may matter how
weak matter what the have beenorsake
at WhateTer led you depart from Hygenc principles
take his
RcjuVenafing EiixIr,
And you will soon yourself pride instead
the friends healthy, sound, worthy
laeuher Of the human family
I Price 81 per bottle, three bottles for S. and forward
ed by mail 10 ali parts OF the United States.
sod ~ all respectable ugg throughout the United States
and Csnadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the propneters.
). WRIGHT & CO..
q and Isl Charres street,
New Orleans, Las
Sold in Nashville by g. W Henderho Berry DemoviIIe
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists oc2o
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PROCLAMATION.

sUA a. HARRIS Governor OF the State ofTennessee: To
All vino shall tese presentsGreeting: Whereas -
= .er made known certain JoiE hacker stands
with having c1IElit,eia oal and arocious murder on
dav Of Noyembgf 1860, upon the body OF Bavd Kerry,
late OF county OF Megs Las fed from use Haa i'o"
therefore l. IsEAN C. HARRIS Governor a. Aforesaid,
tie mower aNd authority vested DO hereby
s. Of S25e any person persons who may appne'
- - 1obn Hacker deliver him to The Sheriff Jail
% county Megs ia order that justice IN their behalf
may o. IN testimony whereof, have hereuntc set my hand
sse8 the great seal Of the State 20 be affixed at
y Z. NssbVille the nth day Of January, le6l -
- NASHsi''' ISHAM q. HARRIS.
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A Good Fsgsu for Sale.

Land fO$' Sale.
The undersiyneG Ell sci hisplanta
%fEEA ion, called ca erTSs VIEW, lying on %xEFSzA
1ss9ef7f the north side Of Clberlani River, &f[S2
lsalI three milesrora h. ity ofNashville EE40
IlksKsf$ coptaing aboI- Fsaree Hum
d4Azsz2EsaA dred Acres. * will sell 1t ali -uAa>
together small tracts or 1Gts TO suit purchasers Or
will exchange for well the city 1t is OF
the best quality Of soil is well watered about half Of
it in cultivation and the baaneen fine tiber pastare
There two COED dwelling hcus barn stables
For information apply to the undersigned John D. james
sep20-tE THOS. G.. JAMES
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who want money will be present at adjourned meet
ing the City Building and Loan Association Of Nashville
held at tn of the Protection Insurance Company
ursdav d2t
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CHARLES J. MARTIN, Presi5en
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
CoMPTHolrER's oFr1cz,

Nashville, fem Jan. 95 1861.
This certify that the HnME COMPANY, located
New York the State cf New complied with all
the eIuen Of the Code, the subject Of Foreign IDsu.
Companies, Sections l49s 1867 inclusive,
the Act 2h Of March, 1850 chapter 25 requ
ing deposit with the Comptroller twenty thousand dollars
Of per Bonds Of the state.
And that " ). MARI the legally suthorEd Agent OF
Company he city OF Nashville, Safe OF Tennessee
J.T DUNLAP. Comptroller.
Policies issued sni renewed and Losses promptly adj and
pad tlr this very popular Insurance Company.
W. ). MARR, Agent
jaual-3v No. ej College street
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Cash system.

Hawthorn for Lease to a Good
Tenant.
Desire to place my late residence miles the Pub
Square the good Tenant for series of wears
upon easy terms Tks contain about 2
superior soi about half in vson the balance and
blue grass The house with porches excelant
ervaDs houses stable, WE'LL &c all and comfortable
To the Gardener the Dsrymau Gentleman, seeking COOL
quiet retired spot for his the and
Of the town. say place - the vicinity Nash
vile offers superi,r attractions:
To the right will mall .she terms acceptable.
No. A \, Cherry street - EUGENE UNDERWOOD
decl3-G
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Total amount OF Losses, Claims Liabilities sli2ssi
The greatest amount insured any risk $50 co., but
will a genera rule exceed l0,OpO
The Company has general amount allowed
be insured in any city, village block being governed
In this matter each general character Of build
iugs, width Of streets facilities fsrputtng ares
An aested copy OF the Charter or Act Of Incorporation
ouIaned the last annual statement.
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RemoyaI and New Firm,

HAVE moved my entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors, Tobac
Segars &C., to No. - and is Market street, Ware
house formerly occupied by messs Hugh AcCrea Co., where
will be pleased to meet my old customers azd friends.
Lave associated with me Mr. Geo T. Akers, with whom
will eoBtnue business ender the style and firm Of
return thanks to former patrons and ask continuance
OF their favor TO the firm. BELL.
iaue-tf
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JAMES LOW 81 co.

Nos. eos aad 21o West Side Sixth Street,
Between Main and Market Streets,
LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY,
HAHE 0BRARD, AND SELL CHEAP FOR GASH
1RAA PLAIED Woolen shawis;
EUSgU 500 Mixed wOOIen shawls Misses;
800 Waterloo Long +"
800 60 Square
900 Double Reversible g I"
300 Embroidered " g
1000 Fancy assorted 8" !"
100 doz Woolen Jackets, assorted
20 " Polka d" for children;
so Children's Wool Gators;
100 s. Ladies and Misses Opera Hoods, asserted;
I60 &C Misses Fancy Merino Hose
100 Ladies' heecy lined cotton Hose, assorted;
100 Mems extra Merina {"
100 6 Ladies neeced brown and slate Hose assorted;
geo 1" Chiidrens fancy Tuck Hose
900 Go Misses grey Lambs wool Hsse, assorted:
50 " Ladies Lined Tanets Gloves;
40 Sc Mems "
100 '' 6 Cloth & "
so Ladies {" Gaustets
100 ' 50 LisIe thread Gauntets;
200 Mems Buck G.oves;
$50 ~ Mitts;
so Ladies Beaver Gloves;
10 g ~" - Ganntlets;e
$50 " Mems Lambs Lined Kid dloves
100 "a Plush Caf 81
deco
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all by these presents, That the HoME INsUR NcE
CoEPAN Of the City oScw York do hereby authorize any and
ali Ageuts that said Company has msy hereafter
point the State OF for and Com
to accept and acknowledge services Of all process whether
nal action proceeding against said Cerpa-
ny in he courts Of said State hpreny ADMIT
and agreed that said service Of process aforesaid shall
be taken and held to be valid aud sufficient
upn said Company according the laws and
practice Of said State any other right
OF by OF the Of such
pressy waived and reliuquishsd
Witness hand aud seal OF Company, this 2th day
January 1851.
Signed CHARLES J. MARTIN, Presidea
lLsl j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
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PUBLISHED BY
MASON BROTHERS,
Nos & Mercer street, New York.
e by booksellers generally. Gcc25-d3t&It
Eate Arrival of BOOss and shoes

late ArriVaI OF BOOts and Shoes
AT
Q. B- AaIIS.
no Is, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
Z HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN INVOICE OF LADIES
French Lasting Congress Caters with ana without Heels:
French Lasting Side Laced Caters with and without
HeelS
Ladies' Kid Congress Caters with and without Heels;
Misses aad Chirens Booe and Gaiers in great variety
In Eor the stock is nc tui and complete Of every desp
tiou Of Boots and shoes fer Winter traaCs
Cash dealers villa find it TO riuterus give me call as
determined not be Underod evenly those who profess 10
sell al cost. c. b. HALL
No. -, Public SQUARE,
rov25-tf Opposite the Market IIouee
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DR.. j. J. ABERNATHY.

row resident Nashville and Offers his services to the
Il citizens Of thecisy ard surrounding country
!,kssidenee, No. 10 High street. Office same lot
sepT-d6m B&P
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STATE or EEw YoEK,

CHARLEsJ J. MARTIN President, and J. MILTON SMITH,
Secretary, Of the HoE IsuRAFCE CeNPAHY heing severay
duly depose and and each for himself
fore ding ul and statement Of the Affairs Of
the sad Corporation, and that they above described OIL
thereof.
Lsigne3l CHART rs J. MARTIN, President.
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary,
suhscbed and sworn before this 25 day OF January,
d. 1861. J. H WAsUBIJRN.
Isl Commissioner for Tennessee in New York.
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DysSoLUrEONI:

'5GNHE r,p exsng between ssEsel nsasl@ Au ~
ie-gr aa.ie, under the firm ehe , s.si .osert !,
L. -.l ls day dissolved by nutHsl ~ sons Sc notes
We t'- iay sold out stock o. - an
and accounts Hensha3 & sons Of CipSi1i % as be sane to
t.-, -s having mi poger to receipt fer the SAME % & az
par tt..E CLANS against as hrm VIII vii y, 10
~s i1i'i'' - nESsHAW & TAABLE.
nashville January oh, ISL
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$500 TSward.


XTTB have removed SEX Of Boots, Shoes, Hats and
w Caps from No. so Of the Pub:sc Square
Nashville Inn Block whe " shall be pleased
friends and customers, and rites wish to purhae
goods cheap for cash. IA
iaDe-d&vln R2S00KE, BAILEY & co.
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HV the UHFII NIIf
~ secretary o. State.
= --r,rsE ErsfEFRN.

ptou given Of Hacker is as follows; lows As9gt y
~ % e ae' me SIDE enc side Of his breast full the 9TH
sne and as5 lower 5ieb taR ias Z yerg elsl % ' AND
i ie, biue home made jeans s2ek cost calls
a,e he naneOf Faiier snce Be , iei,, Was Hn s' %
'.-.e county, Tenn, where ne ne IN. Janlad2tNet
t.-,,su1u.a Advertiser copy.
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JOYNT & NOR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
DEALERS
LIQUORS, PRODUCE, AND TOBACCO,
No. SO, Market Street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
decl9-H
Estray i'm Perry County

Estray in Perry County
TFyAKEN up by Ed. SATTH, in the Third District Perry
4 county, Tenn, Mare mule, about thirteen
hands high, dark brown about eighteen years neay blind
Appraised the I4h day Of April, 1860 fifteen dollars
J. lARKINS, Ranger
November l. '60-w3ts for Perry county
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-'aaag.'ie' January oh, 1851.
O. HENsHAw, Pr


--"s ssH. Z uENEHkW. O. A->'i'
, .-lel have this day purchased the st9ek O. IL 5ii M
, a-ss aCarguts of enshaw & Tan be- ana WI, va,
I .l -11ll old stand. NO 3 Markei strsst, go a. ~
i.ta,--. lalgIlps 70 indebted etlsr ~ - 's ~
..F 49, ~ Lien laz 1smhle, must pay ule sally r. -
try & tela against them hrn " II be PAID oy n'@s
Tsty Poia; Peter 7ar.ble as or Agent conduit the
'-l.--5' Tor Is aIa liz cur rsr-e
,s..n,sr. a. BENsHAE & SONS:
sA'iif'lle dsrEnru -,
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FRESH MEAL.
EFOr Rent.
Change of Location.

| Change of Location.
ID ENG compelled 60 South, Of the health OF
my family will be located for the winter the slave
depot Of Poindexer, Little Co.. No. 4s Barene New
Orleans, where VIII be pleased to friends and will give
prompt attention to the sale Of all property consigned My
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs will attend my depot in
Nashville and negroes that be Nashville. by in
Eructing them will be forwarded Ne Hoping,
by strict attention to business the part wv and agnts
merit continuance Of the liberal patron
tended respectfully solicit the fsvors ALI wing buB
Hess in my line, either for Nashville or New 0rl
novI1-H WILL. L. DJR
DISSectinE Instruments.
LARGE STOCK Of Dissectng Instruments manufactured
n by Tenan oNew York. received and for sale by
octlI-H RAINS, BROWNE O
NOTICE.
TN7E have sold entire Stock Of Groceries, Liquors &c.
w Messrs Joynt Treanor, and take pleasure
commencing and
firm Grsham Hsaker merchants who every way
worthy of their confidence and support
HAFFAKER BROTHERS,
Nashville, Dec. n, 1860.
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OFFICE NASHVILLE Gas LIGHT Col
January {. 1861.
F7NHE Board Of Directors Of this Company
dividend OF per for the past months payable
and after the 10th inst
further reduction in the price Of gas also by
giving 10 per discount of tie bills paid between the
and fifth days Of the quarter and discount thoss
paying between the fifth and tenth day.
JAS Il. KENDRIcK,
ian1I-lw Secretary.
A GOOD sscOnd.hAn Buggy and Harness for sale
"A BENZ SHIELDS & CO.,
Jah9-n No. 81 College street.
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PSVuESE delicious ard ramed Bftter recommended by
the First Physicians Of the country, Of their
PURITY AND GREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE.
ey pleasant and promo need
the best Tonic aad S5imuIanI ever off ed
tn the public.
TheT curative powers in cases Of GENERAL DEBILITY,
LOSS OF APPETITE CONSTIPATION. are unparalleled,
guarantee warranted in claiming what we
do assertions are Orsed
Prof. =TE.ETAN, of Yale College.
Prof. HEA : f;Ss OG NaSSaChuScGIs,
aud hundreds of others.
Wy Wine Merchants, Druggists generally
Prime pal Depot, Walter New York dec4-iy
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Statement OE the Condition Of the Insgy-
rance Company Of the state OF Virginia.
OF IEfchmOnd, on the 1st day of Jan
mary, 1861, Pursuant 10 tEC Laws GE The
STATE OF Tennessee.
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Losses adjusted and due, ncne.
Losses adjusted and not aus us.-..-..........-,..
Losses nnadiusred abe CUT. ..--.-..-....--.--
Losses in suspense, waiting for further proof.
one p.sbahle loss reported but not
tsireI 10 De etrue...................... aS6 "a
O.el 8, claimed hut 10 proof furnished coo 90
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Amount Of Liabilities OF the Company, due
or mo-. due TO 9auks other Creditors,
tO-wit
Certihcgtes for money deposi......-... G79 O.
u IN one Agent
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II X. Il P. P. PECK,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
COLONNADE BUILDING,

NASHVILLE, TENNEsSEH-
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TIE act Of Incorporation Of the Company-same as
meat BOILING ". HANALL, President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

ment Of Missouri relating to fugitive
slaves.
Mr.. Hale submitted the following, which
lies over.
Resolved, That the Committee on Ju-
dietary be Instructed To inquire into the
cxpediency Of aholishing the present SUI
premc Court of the L 5. and establishing
instead thereof Supreme Court in pur-
suance of the provisions Of the Constitu-
ton, which, in the opinion Of Congress,
will meet the requirements of the Consti-
tuition.
Among the bills introduced were the
following, by MIR. Latham: bill to cs-
tablish line Of steam mail ships between
SAP Francisco and Shanghai to the Sand
wich Islands and Japan. and bill to au-
thorize aud facilitate mining operations in
the States Of Oregon and California in the
territory of the T. s.
Adjourned
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of majority Of this town and my adopt.
ed county the foregoing are entire seces.
sion sentiments. know ] am prononnc-
ed traitor by the negro worshippers, but
| mEsQpinion is given now Ms has been Civ
essaince | have resided in the State. ]
have fought the Abolitionists through
each canvass with pen and tongue, and
shall continue on, though my Office aud
press are threatened by the friends Of the
renowned John Brown.
/ am not alone with regard to the views
expressed concerning, our national diff
culties. The conservative Democracy are
with me. ! give your readers an idea of
the views Of the conservative Democracy
of the Northwest. clip from the Conn-
ell Bluffs Buele, leading Democratic pa
per, which | make part of this commu-
Lication. ! indorse it, rs every conser-
vatve man North will. Here follows an
extract from the Bugle.)
clip another editorial from the n. Y.
News, which represents the faithful Of
the State who have ever battled faithfully
against negro equality, and for the ights
of the Southern States. Here please
state that in the communication follows
printed extract from the n \. News
find words local and will bid rour
readers farewell Not company nor n
volunteer will leave Western Iowa to obey
the call of Lincoln, to battle with the
Southern troops The Government has
called the troops stationed at Forts Ran
dali and kearney, and leaves our frontier
exposed TO the invasion of the hostile In
dams. Volunteer companies are being
formed for home protection.
The Government has stopped the trans
portatlon of I'LL provisions down the Mis-
souri, River. This act is arousing the
masses against the Government, and is
making friends for the Southern cause
A thousand cheers for the Monroe vol
unteers, In their ranks / see the name
of brother aud other relatives May
they cover themselves with glory in this
struggle, and be an ornament to the State
and the Southern Confederacy.
have spun ont this communication
too long, and perhaps it should 90, if at
all, on the outside of the Democrat.
WM nj. HILL.
Magnolia, Iowa.
Mr.. Wendell, if you think the forego-
ing woald interest your readers, give it
place IN your papers, after correcting bad
spelling, &e. II desired, ! may cores
pond occasionally, W. NJ. II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
From West Indies and Bolivia
NJ. ~ A
Nav Nnrk. nec. 4


Adyiccs from st. Thomas via Panama,
report that the captain of the privateer
Jefferson was on board the British mail
steamer Trent when Slidell and Mason
were taken from on board of her by Capt.
Wilkes.
A Dutch fleet of vessels were TO be
off Laguayra Nov. Sth, to demand salts
faction from Venezuela for having tram
pied on the Dutch flag. Tie Dutch
Government had concluded TO allow L $.
vessels Of war TO remain in their ports as
hours u coal.
The Vest India Steamship Co. hive in
consequence OF the Trent affair ordered
their agents toAurnish no more coal to L.
= vessels.
The accounts from Bolivia are depora-
bic The Commander General III Lanai
had ordered the execution If over 200
persons who We're recently engaged in rev.
olutionary movements. Among those who
had been executed were Tx President Cor
dora, Genl ileriasa, a number OF priests
and four Colonies.
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Fight with Gunboats'
TT. Monroe, Dec.

TT. Monroe, Dec. .
A sharp engagement between the t.. s
gunboats lletzcl, Seymour, hiteheadand
Shawsenc and rebel steamer supposed to
be the Yorktown, took place yesterday
about > miles above Newport News. The
bombardment LASTED about two hours,
commencing al . n. m. Steamer kept
close to'the shore where a powerful bat
terry assisted it materially, but never ven-
turing within range of our guns The
engagement was kept up with great vigor
A flag OF truce in charge Of Provost
Marshal Davis went from here to-day to
convey Mr.. Pangborn, Consul for Saxony
at New Orleans, to Norfolk. by that
means We learn that the rebel vessel en-
gagged IN the action yesterday was the
steamer Patrick Henry. The rebels claim
that no damage was done to them.