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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-02
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ten housad words hour while the verage number Of
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hundred words hour hen the debates q day do
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together 18th such editorial articles suggested by
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Louisiana Sugar!
a HoGsHRADs new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice arti.
" ce arrive by B. NJ Runyan Monday next,
and for sale Low for cash MIZELL, HOOPER CO.,
Nov 10-dd Nos and Market street:
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The DAILY publishes very large quantity 0
matter. and the TEI-WEEKLY is made up of two
Daily issues and the WEEKLY is one of the largest,
bandsomest, and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
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LIFE, FIRE AND mARINE INsUIsAScE
May be obtained on the usual terns IN me
EslufT City Insurance CO'lpiss
NED BUNTLINE,S NEW BOOKS.

NEW Il ORK MERCURY STORIBSs Full Of IL
usaions Published, for sale at ks'sh or "Hoie
SALE at the cheap Book store FREpERc BRADY a ann
Street, New YOrks. Price twenty-five cents OF any I've
for one dollar, the whole eleven for two dollars
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:, $3.50. for sale or Exchange.

7rvrrv Nero Woman with eight children the eidesta
i.i -, stsen wears old second likely girl over tnif-
Zen sad negroes are for fault but the reason that se
- 49, haroe for them, and viii not sill 30 any person Rno
M na tbs, from the county Good lots in Edgeneid
or wsst Nashville will taken 10 part payment DoA
POS Nashville P. 0. -
ENREsB Meal and Stock ksed' just received per s'eAs
II Poland. A fresh supply BY su,Rrns a 90.
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JOHN TRnEBLE. GEORGE 9. BRADFORD. EDWARD II. East
TRIMBLE, BRADFORD & EAST,
attorneys at Lao and Solicitors IN Gsance7y,
VE7ILL practice in all the Nashville and surround
w Jag counties.
office No 81 Cedar street, NashviIIe,Tenn
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Hopes and FearS!!
OR
SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF 4 SPINSTEIs.
BY Z AUTHOR OF
E'IIeir orr Iff."
ssHeart's Ease,'' etc
JUST RECETVED AND FOR SALEBT
f. HAGAS x CO.,
a..n Nr..l.uiIIa rarranuna
Great Sacrifice OF Furnishing

Great Sacrifice of Furnishing
sSOOds.
on AND AFTER DECEMBER 18TH, FOR THIRTY DAYS
McGILL will Ibis large Stock Of Goods at cost 70
d cash. The celebrated
Paris Yoke Shirts
Cost $40 per dozen Former price SIS
Shoulder Seam Shirts.
Cost SIS Per Dozen Former price SIS
ScasOnablei MerinO Shirts
Cost Is cents Former Price 81 90
:" 81 90 .
$50 500
nne assortment Of Shirt BosOrs Heavy DRAWERS to
match the above Shirts
The same reduction will be made Half Hose, Gloves, Sca
Ties Stocks Handkerchsf, supenders and all articles
found in genemans furnishing Store We offer also
fancy articles the rate Combs Brushes, Pocket Books
Dressing Cases, Domncs, Chess Men, &C., &C.
McGILL,
No. %, Cherry street, one door from Union street.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MlNUFacTO
Fassett & Crossman,

Eo.5 AARKETSZREEE. NASHVILLE, z2RE,
anufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
DKALERs IN KNDsog
Ladies and Gents, Travelling Trunks.
BONNET BOXES,
VALISES, CARPET Rags, Ac.s &c.,
EsrRE to call the attention Of all those in OF any
thing in line, Wholesale retAil,) examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere con6deat that
sell as low other house in the city Our stock sa Of
n4nufacture and made Of the best materials and
hr class vorkmsn. All must admit the wisdom Of buying
made home, In preference to tuyg that made at the Eat
pressly for jobbing.
We especially invite the attention Of the Ladiestoo.r
PATENT Trunk FOR LADIES.
has for Bonnet Dresses, Psrase, Brushes
and water proof compartment for Sponges, OILS, &c.
All kinds OF Trunks made to order covered repaired
rtnotee. Give call At 81 Market street, doors
uayl9-dktwly
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Change of Location.

DEING compelled go South account Of the health OF
my family will be located for the sinter the
depot Of Pondexter Little Co., No % Barene New
Orleans where VIII be pleased friends, and viii give
prompt attention the of all property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs, viii attend depot in
Nashville, and that cannot be So Nashville. by in
strucng them, will be forwarded Ne Hoping,
by strict sttent business the part ny and agents.
merit continuance Of the liberal patron Tetofore
tended me, respectfully solicit the avors OF wing
ness il my line, either forNashvile or New 0rl,
noVll-H Will. i.
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wish erect tuo or three frame houses Brownsville
M about miles from the city, the GAllatn Pike
"a nav FOR the same with notes and real estate
J. L. & L. W. BROWN,
az Charry atreat.
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GENERAL ULES.

will great deal friends
In writing 70 u.s. will in mrd the following rules:
Always give date Post Office and State in the body
Of your letter.
II you Paperchanged from oee to another, give
both Offices in full.
II you and other matters, write separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
All letters should be directed 70 Messrs J. o.
GRIFFITH CO., and personally to either Of the Pro-
rietors
BfLLTARD TABLESl
UOR SALE Spleadd Rosewood Billiard Tables, with Marble
Slate Beds with the Best Cushions in the World fur
1895 $3.50 500. Everyh complete Pezse send your
brers By mail 9r otherwise and sil all them the same a.
given in person
7 II 5sAii Tables sold BY me are Warranted.
W II. GRIFFITH,
Practical Billiard Table Nannfactursf,
4-d3m No. % Fulton street, New York City
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TERMS.

For copy Of the Daily GLOBE, for four 90
For copy OF the Congressional Globe and Appendix during
For copies ditto when ordered at the tme 90
No attention will be paid to any order unless the money
company It. W
Bank in the section Of the country where sub
sber resides viii be received at par The whole part
OF subscription may be RENTED in postage stamps, which Is
preferable to any currency, except gold or silver.
JOHN q. RIVEs,
nOvS-n Washington, Oct. Is, 1850.
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Coal,

NIL further notice. WILDE at the Yard Ofhe Eceoo
Mountain Coal Company (fornerly Etns) at the foosnS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
v1sUINe to maize Investments we propose TO sell
w an chr Real in Davidson county, Is follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
On the franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
aid oppoSe the residence OF the late Joseph '" Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
the most commanding site in theyicinity Of Mash
ms s desirable country residence The house will
S S 9 or IS acres land the purchaser Tay choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
n As the Sim Tract, situated on the smith IuIhplke N9S
1,sop road within three nies OF Nsshye, cSnAnE SSO
% o il good, well wstered and tim 3ered and can
~ is.R into snail tracts Of twenty acres and upwaiosS o.
DC mirsbly adapted for country residences market gar
s-ssnS dais1 farns. Also, that
y BEAUTIFUL FARM
,,.d nav occupied by T. @. McCampbell, Had formerly
on "a - Tos Harding containing about csc acres This
js - we'll Known a. need further description Il will
also he divided suit purchasers. T. q " STU"
tlese places 20 any one who Will CALI - -. a.. ,u - y,
tbe above property will be sold OF resonAie " anu
-, .rs5it IN one, two three and four years
RpIy 70 a " - TUOs c. McCAMPBELI,
der6lEnGe' Six miles from Nashville,
JA.McCAMPBBLL,
Nashville
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TIE r. MI s.

TPCash in advance in al cases for CIbus
and Annual subscriptions.
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Owing to the severe pres
sure of the times, we have
reduced the price of these
unrivalled Machines from
$50 to $50.

The Howe Family Sewing
Machines are especially
adapted to the Southern
Trade, because they sew
Tarleton, Mosquito Net
ting, Swiss Muslin, Home
spun, Osnaburgs, Jeans,
Kerseys, or Leather with
equal facility; using Flax
Thread, Cotton, or Silk.
They make the shuttle
or lock stitch, undoubt-
edly the best made by
Sewing Machines. The
HOWE SEWING MACHINES are
strong, simple, and dura-
bic, and are fully guaran-
teed in every particular.
More than four hundred
families in this vicinage
have endorsed their good
qualities during the past
year.
Orr's & McNaughts Spool
Cotton, the best in the
market for Machine use at
SO cents per dpzen, also a
gt d ASSORTMENT of FleN
tn sea and Si6 at prices
to III the TIMES.
CONE BROS, Agents.
So college street,
nOv2s-dtvtf RASHT7LLE ZEgB.
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YELLOW CORN.


, s-tO BAGS PRIME YELLOW CORN, just received and
= BE for sale on consignment at the Broadway Mills
D. d. DICKEY.
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G6s aasbbillt amon anb 5meritan
Daily IS; Tri-Weel1Iy So; weekIy Sc.


TEN Inns Or LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN TEE DAILY.
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Fancy Goods.
SECOND FLOOR.
Toys! Toys :! Toys +! !!

received very large lot Of German French and
English Toys comprising many novelties The prices are TO
suit the times. in conformity with well known aim % sell
cheap anybody, and 20 deserve reputation Of selling
goods at reasonable prices.
China AND Bohemian Glassware.
China Tes Sets, Cups and SaHcers Mugs, Vases Toilet
Bottles PUG Boxes Ink Stands Water and Liquor Sets, zig
uresa and Candlesticks.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-18
Gen. Lopea Spersea.s Gen. 7',Oigg,
We Gin The followinc disnatehe, A-on,


We clip the following dispatches from
the Nashville Union and American
RICHMOND, Oct. 12.--Mansfeld Lowell
has been promoted to be Major General
and assigned to the entire command Of
Louisiana and Mississippi, vice Gen. d. Il
Twiggs, who retires.
Capt. IT, +. Gilmer, Of Savannah, for.
metly engineer corps OF the Vi. s. Army
has arrived from California. He has been
appointed Major in the Regular Confeder.
are Army, and assigned to duty under Gen
Albert Sydney Johnston, in the West.
Dispatch johannes Walker, Esq.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-An attack wa,
made on the blockading squadron This
morning We came off victorious, sink
ing the Preble, and running the other YES.
sells ashore. ALEX. FALL.
RICHMOND, Oct. l2.-The Navy Depart
ment has gust received the following dis
patch from commander Hollins, G. S. Ma.
Wy at New OrleansI
~ have driven the blockaders aground
except tn sloop-of-war Preble, which !
sunk After securing the prizes to the
sand, peppered them. The expedition
was a complete success. There were nc
casualties."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-18

ReA- The patriotism and tireless energy
of the women of Tennessee are gracefully
acknowledged by Gov Harris whose mes
sage makes their invaluable services a part
of the history of the war. We have look
cd in vain for evidences of a similar devo.
ton, on the part of the women of the
North, to the cause of the Northern tyr
amy; and find, in the striking contrast,
not only the characteristic distinction be-
tween the females of the two sections, but
abundant proof that nothing short of jus
tice and truth can enlist woman's earnest
zeal and unialterlng devotion The cold
blooded barbarity of this aggressive war
upon Southern rights and institutions,
whilst it arouses the malignant passions OF
the fanatic, appeals to none of the nobler
impulses of the human heart for sympa-
thy but, on the contrary, inspires an in
dignation and disgust in every honest
mind, that are awed into silence by the
most vigilant and unrelenting tyranny
With such cause, woman can have ne
sympathy but against it, her better ma,
turo revolts and calls into active play all
her energy aud zeal, aud intellectually is
the South benefited 10y their display,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-18
STILL LATER.
THE BLOCKADE BROKEN!
Most Brilliant Naval Affair.
FIGHT AT THE PASSES !

The New Orleans papers give particu-
lars of the brilliant engagement at the head
of the Mississippi PASSES, by which Com
modore Hollins completely "chawed mp
Old Abe's blockading feet!
The design, as we have understood, be-
longs solely to Commodore Hollins, who
determined as soon as he came to take
command of the naval department at New
Orleans, that the enemy should learn that
we we're not entirely asleep, aud he dis
played tremendous energy in getting eve
rything ready for his attack.
The vessels got together by Commodore
Hollns for this purpose were as follows;
Gunboat McRse, Capt. Huger, carrying
six heavy riHed cannon and two howitzers
She was formerly the steamer Marquis dc
la Habana, and is considered a very ordi.
nary craft.
Gunboat Ivy, Capt Fry, carrying CO.
lumbiad forward and riAed gun aft. She
vas formerly towboat.
Gunboat Calhoun, Commodore Hollins
the flag ship, carrying two heavy guns
She is well known as having done profta-
Bile work as privateer steamer at the com
meneement of the war.
Gunboat Tuscarora, Lieut. Beverly Ken.
non, carrying an eight,ineh columbiad for.
ward and rifed 49, ponnder aft. She wsI
a towboat, and her conversion into val
vessel was the quickest job ever known in
Algiers yards. She was taken into dock
last Monday RACED to a flush deck, strength,
ened and armed, and came out ready for
service on Wednesday.
Gunboat Jackson, carrying two long
range guns. This boat is very we'll known
as the old towboat Yankee, and she may
illustrate the idea of getting frisky in her
old age.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-18

ReA. In the Louisville journal, of the
9Th, it is announced, as an important dis
covery, that the reason the Confederate arr
my is marching into Kentucky is because
the border Confederate States wish to pre-
vent their territory from becoming the seat
of war The astute editor deserves credit
for his sagacity, but any sensible man, in
or out of the Southern Confederacy, could
have informed him that such is undoubt-
eddy the object contemplated by the move
ment upon Kentucky The people of Ten
nessee do not intend that its soil shall be
polluted by the tread of an abolition army,
and therefore they meet the enemy on a
soil already de6led by their presence
Were Kentucky now, the Kentucky Of
other days, the scene of strife would have
been beyond the Ohio river, and that de-
generate State ought not to be surprised
that Tennessee will not permit il to be the
undistorbed rendezvous of armed abolition.
lists prepared to cross our border.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-18
rea. Since our last issue, three brillia

seA. Since our last issue, three brilliant
exploits have been achieved by our armies,
at three points. The first, under Lieuten-
ant Lynch, on the North Carolina coast, in
which the Hessians lost about fifty men in
killed and prisoners, together with their
entire camp with its baggage and stores
The second, the terrible slaughter of Billy
Wilson's Zouaves on Santa Rosa Island,
and the entire destruction of an immense
amount of the enemy's property; and the
third, the victory of Com Hollins over the
Hessian feet near the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi, which resulted in the sinking Of
the Preble and forcing the remaining yes
sells upon the bar. These victories will
teach the Yankee freebooters that the Sou
thern seaboard is not unprotected, and that
they will have to pay dear for all they get
in that quarter.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-18
B9~ Gen. Harvey Brown, the Hessiat

B4~ Gen. Harvey Brown, the Hessian
commander at Fort Pickens, has notified
Gen Bragg to remove his sick, women and
children from his Hospital as he will fire
upon it in case Of fight Gen. Bragg re-
piled, in substance, that, if he was brute
enough to commit such an act, in violation
of all the usages of civilized warfare, he
might pitch in, and subject himself, there
by, to the excavations Of the whole chris
tan world. The reply is in the right spir-
it, but it is not likely to influence the saw
age minion of a no less savage tyraht. II
is to be hoped, however, that the fortunes
of war will enable Gen. Bragg to retaliate
in the most signal manner. There is no
law, civil or moral, that forbids the inflc-
ton Of the seyerest punishment for such
brutal disregard of humanity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-18
Latter from Enrone.

FATHER PoiNT, Oct. S.-The steamer Norwegian
from Liverpool 25th ult, via Londonderry, has IN
rived or FAther Point
The Paris Ratrie denies, but the English Jour
nails re-assert that France and Spain intend inter-
vention in the affairs of Mexico.
The London Times says the interveption 10 with
the fun concurrence OF the American Government
Ii asserted that in consequence OF recent events
in Japan, the English vessels of war on the China
station have been ordered TO Jeddo.
LSERrooI.--Shes Of cotton for the week were
I175,l00 bales. The market was excited and pri-
ces had advanced "a Id on the week. The sales on
Friday were 2,0o0 bales, and market buoyant at
the advance
Breadstuffs are tending downward, With hat lii
tie inquiry on Friday. Provisions were dropping
Consus closed at 93a 93s for money.
RICHMOND, Oct. TO- Com. Hollins pfisesare two
schooners and launch laden with cuilasses, be.
longing to the sloop-of-war Richmond.
Three of Com. H6llins' vessels arrived at New
Orlerns Saturday night
Ten Federal steamers opened fire on our bate
ries at Evansport on the Potomac this morning.
The engagement is heavy and general. This is no
rumor. have seen the dispatch TO the Secretary
of War.
I Special Dispatch to the New York Times.
WAsHINofoS, Oct. 6.--Highly important adyices
have been received from Cuba, The Spanish war
steamer Leone was waiting at Cadiz for the result
Of the Cabinet conference relative tothe European
coalition against Mexico that advces of the ultima
tum of Spain might be Immediately despatched to
the Governor General of Cuba In the meantime
an expedition is being fitted out at Havana for
Mexico, under pretext of going to San Domingo
The expedition consists of six batteries Of howit.
sefs and 10000 men, and will De ready e start By
the latter part of next month.
It is given out that Spain is taking Steps against
Mexico on her own responsibility, bit the advices
which have access TO state definitely that the En-
glish and French are 10 send the qHota of men as
Well as cooperate with their fleets in the gulf Tho
whole country will be startled with the exten, Of
the movement, and the end id view; the regulation
of Mexico is its least important object I. looks
further North.
MEMPHIS, Oct ia duel eanhe Oh in Arkan.
sas opposite TO Memphis to-day between Messrs.
Lake and Chambers of Mississippi, and candidates
for Congress in that State They fought with rifles
30 PAGES. Three shots were interchanged. On the
third fire Lake was shot in the head mortality
Chambers was uninjured. The difficulty occurred
in the canvass for Congress. Great exertions were
made By their friends TO reconcile them but with
out effect
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-18
More from the Pensacola Fight,

We learn from Lieutenant who was on Santa
Rosa Island, and who passed through the city this
morning that the slaughter Of the Federals was
terrible In the extreme. lie says TIE Cunfederates
went over With 6owiekhives and pistols, complete
surrounding Billy Wilson's ctt-thrbats and then
made charge on them killing them as they came
to them and showing no quarter. He says it was
the fnost awful sight ever Witnessed; that II 70
impossible to tell how many of the Yankees were
killed. that our men wore certain isiark SO as ID
distinguish themselves in the dark; That they con;
tinued the fight until about9 o'clock ia the NOR.
hing when, on the approach of the feet and the
firing of the signal gun by Gen. Bragg, they eft
the fsAse snd returned. He says that Fort Pickens
cotld not bring any of its guns TO bear oh them
The victory for the Confederate was cotbplete with
only small l6ss, while the Federal loss was great
we are pleased TO learn that in this fight, Billy
Wilson's Zouaves have shared the same fate rs that
Of Ellsworth Montgomery Nal.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-18

MKs. ToMPKIys desires to express her sincere
thanks to the gentlemen and ladies living near
the State Line in Montgomery and Todd counties
for the liberal contributions of Comforts and
Blankets they made for the sick soldiers in the
Hospital in Clarksville. While she was visiting
the charitable people in that neighbOrbood she
received their unbOunded hospitality, and was
conveyed from house to house in the family car
rage of Mr.. Thomas L. Fancy. He and all who
so generously contributed, are publicly rendered
the thanks Of the Ladies Soldiers Relief Society,
Of GAINESVILLE, aud what Is still better, will res
ceive the gratitude Of the sick soldier, who has
left his comfortable home in the defence Of his
country.