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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

MOVEMENTS or PoLIrIcAL PRIscsERs.-ln COM
pliance with advices from the State Department,
Marshal Murray yesterday transferred Police Super
intendent Kane of Baltimore from Fort Lafayette to
Fort Columbus, Governors Island. At the same
time, by the same authority he offered Dr. Charles
McGill OF Iiagerstown, and Mr.. Samuel Anderson
of this city, their liberty, provided they took the oath
of allegiance. The former positively declined to do
80, and remained in captivity, but Mr. Anderson
cheerfully complied and was released.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

BILLIARDS. MIR. Edward Perkins of this city WAS
the winner of the fine $500 prize table offered by Mr.
Phelsn to the successful player in the recent anna
teur contest. The prize was awarded at Mr.
Phelans rooms on Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
PRUSSIA
SPAIN.

1t is said that after bis coronation the King vii
pay visit to tho Emperor Of Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

ANNIVERSARY OF Sr. ASs's.-The Ninth Ami
versary of St. AIMS Church for Deaf Mutes aud
others willing to promote their welfare, was
celebrated on Sunday, the 9th inst. discourse was
preached by the rector, the Rev. Thomas Galsudet,
setting forth the following statistics; Families sc
rs whose heads are deaf mutes. individuals about
700 $50 deaf mutes). Baptisms, adults % z deaf
mutes); infants ~ Il of deaf mutes). Total so.
Communicates 263 46 deaf mutes). Confirmed 81
6 deaf mutes); marriages IA p of deaf mutesli 26
burials a deaf mute and children of deaf mutes).
There were during the year three services every
Sunday, the afternoon being specially for deaf mutes
There 93 services on the days specially noted
in the calendar, appointed to be observed by the
civil authority. The Holy Communion was admin
istered IL times in public, and six in private. The
children were publicly catechzed in church nine
times.
II was stated that, beside the services held IN thiS
church specially for deafwutes, and the nterPreia:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

THE HOUSEHOLD JoURSAL.-This popular weekly
has lust concluded its second volume, and the pub
fishers, A. Harthl g. Co., have issued it in neat
cloth binding uniform with yol.I. 7heJonrnai, as its
title indicates is devoted to instruction, amusement
and domestic economy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
IAaversissmonk1

HoUsEKEEPERs, SAVE YOUR MoSEi'Goso
px,,,.o soar the most durable and sfneiest soap
~. ns,Ss, The New York Stste Agricultural oocie
ed the Medal for th. sOsI q, me ss.aa.osr No. Is
corner Of Frankltn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
FRANCE.

The Bank of France, on the 26thi raised IT'S rate
of discount from to 81 T. cent.
serious railroad collision occurred on the North
ern Railway, near the Paris station, on the Goth ul
Five persons were killed, and it was feared other
persons would die from the injuries they sustained
The Bourse was heavy and lower. Rentes, on the
9th, declined to 6S.SO.
France has purchased foreign wheat to the value
of ELL 900 600 sterling since LAST harvest hence
the rapid loss of bullion by the Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
ITALY.

The London Times Paris correspondent says tina
teegraphic dispatches state, from clerical sources
that the Pore is more seriously i'll than he has yet
been They speak OF danger TO bis life. There Is
no reason to suspect the truth Of this statement.
The King Of Italy would proong his stay at
Florence, aud would not return 10 Turn until Oct.
r. 1t is rumored that be will go to Naples on the
LIST Of January, and will commemorate his stay by
general amnesty.
The GazetLa d. Ttariao believes that the frat act
of Gen. Della Revere in entering upon his duties as
Minister of War, will be the amalgamatlon OF the
Southern army with that Of Italy.
The official Turin Gazette publishes circular adj
dressed by Baron Ricasoli to the Italian Consular
Agents in reference TO the national resources of
Baron Ricaso says the national flag, TO which Ven
ice is still wanting covers 800 900 tuns OF shipping,
manned by 100 900 sailors. He reminds the Consuls
that the international engagement 81 Sardinia are
treaties of the former Italian States TO be consd
cred as abolished. Baron Ricasoh further says the
Consuls have 10 political duties. They must, never!
theess endeavor to exercise their influence accord"
ing 10 the views Of the Government. They must
support the policy the Government which, IN aim
ing at the independence and unity Of Italy, wishes 10
strengthen the peace of Europe and which, 10 Olsen.
gaging the Church from its temporal preoccupations,
wishes nevertheless, 10 remain devoted 70 the
Catholic religion, and to insure Its spiritual inde-
pendence.
Turbulent denominations had taken place at Boz
logua caused by the high price OF proviiions bev-
eral arrests were made and precautionary measures
adopted
bands Of brigands were still giving trouble in va
rious parts of The Neap0litan Provinces. a procs-
nation issued by Borghese, addressed to the Gala
brians and NeapOtans, urges them to eXpel the for
eioners In the name Of religion and Francis III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

See George w. Elliotts advertisement, in anothe
column, concerning " National Hymns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

Central PARK CoScERrs.-This afternoon at
81 O'Clock, if the weather is fine Dodworths Band
will perform the following programme at Central
Park:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02

:. Sana@o'6 2an3e f1br BON bem i'd
bdumenben pebta berab, &pie 8lfBe aus
&petber @olfe, unb fp8 BON 5er3 3u 6ers,
,peber Mdn1er nod @eibeE tpeber Sim
ber nod @reiie nerl1onenb. >,.@e ..,...r -. n
Da6 &rte969el9ret uno ber Sammer
uno S@mer3enst6ne ran8e,t INN bic !6err<
@aft; ba erfaante Sana@p In benz all
ten @orbpn, Der 1,a9 Der Ibir 1eine6
!5auie8 fob, bic por ibm 3ueei9laaen
lpuroe> ben MnfIbrer ber M5rber in ber
&lamo. ~2ebenpt9 brtnst Sbr ibn mir,
bel Current 2eben r l1rie er auf ben Sc
neral 3ei8enb, ben ibn. lmeebenben &eiz
tern 3u; I'm Mugenbltd fprangen btele
pom pferpe uno parfen fi9 ibm ent9e9et1.
Den erfen, Der it6 ibm nabte, itrefte
@orpon NIT etnen1 pifoleni9ub 3u Boz
ben, pann &purpe er aber iiberwdlti0t, oe>
bunoen, auf zines ber gferbe 9ebpben, unp
oel1en &etter ft@ in ben @attel l9minoenp,
taete NIT tbm fort CUR Staot btnaus.
ueber etne Stuuoe pauerte bas blutt9e
@erf. Dte Ma&t perbars bic perfau1>
melten 2etGen, tpelde 3u !6unperten bic
@nabe becedten, alS @ana6o NIT ietnen
&rte9ern @an Mntpntp perlieb unb NIT
pet1 an 5snpen unb Giiben oebunpenen
@orocn III Der Mttte, ben Bergen per @a=
laop 3urttt.
Son Beatrice uno tbrem n1il9weiben
&ob bat man ME pieper 9eb6rtl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
&c I II ne ptQz6du8
BON M. Mpttoiefer.

a'n ". Notteiefer, ~
sde BET Ganften unp @abalbapz@trabe
3D!l9en pem 9eurt.5aus unb g. YpR- Office,
9a1 9eue eingeri9tet unb spuftau6ia in allen
otea@en aas0eltattet, einl9liebli9 Der
eeFen Sorten Us E ne unb &tt5re
fit bic Bar.
- @ D.e Aatel 1T tununterbru@en perltbeu nit allen
~ Hor per 9Se$e $500, per Sag rs &ts. Gin
anSemeneneT @b5us bewillist fir DieieniQtn,
'ss ustsee 9!oe Helt ogne 8osis winf9en. - Iliuft
""9 aaImes1lame Seotenung ftets 3ur 9anb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02

Macnten Der r@finn. Staats5ettun9'
Minnel lpta.
5o1fiuos unb Dafota 60. 9err 9er3ps:
Tsm~ linn uup Brpwn GountY ST. 4orlter,
az. NSeter uub Nicolet @ty B. @4immel,
81. .Mntbpny II. Minniappla, Ortb u. anoblau@'
Carver ct. Gult,
Gid pater uno @aibinstpn &ty 81. @@sifer
gDiupna uup QBinpna GtY 9r. Slider.
Belleplain 5err 1rans y. Seyberlteot;;
Iar,bault, Jiee g., 5err @ottfrieo 6leden'te'n.
9few< Irisr 9err guaen Sbsin*
NcacS 2auoins, $. Ouerre.
Neb Wing, 9err Sobn 6rieeri3'
Watalbaw, @ecrg 9uber.
9a GroNe, Serr 5eil.
BuHalo @itY, Wisc. 9r: S9uttter'
Jouutain City, Wise. Or. Spubr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
Sarbe,1=C itp=6ptel.

Sde oer &terten uno @inneiota<@tra
ct. paul, 3iun.
unter5ct@ntttr empfeblt biermit BEN serebrten
oeutl@sn publitum in unb au6er Ninueleta ft;n
neu eroFattes, btquent unb gut eiuaerittetes Roa-
gans. @ele9entli4 portebrenbe pie bier onfG6ioe
9dtte f"oen IN naeinem 5auie eute BepirtbunHn
3af Seten 5etrteoi9ung aller 9ert&teu Anibrude.
|. Mit Gnbrptrttn &eifeube u,Saen beber,;oen
ioaB ,t@ eetm paufe CUTE Stauuus befnbtt.
10 - -. s@S''7 &0aftar Gantteuf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
~, =, @omfortatlea eeutl&es
y a IT. u116 6 3 + aus
jllIt 0fi,tneipta:&hoI.

0~~'' ~SS ~SSS>SNtvUIQsNUQle
6erf Strabe 1tabe be&t @lpdeubaus.
Qer 1ntersei9nete erlaubt i1& bieru,it, bic auf-
mertamteit beg einbeimil&en unb ausmSrtintn
eeutl@en publifun5 auf iein nett unb bsontn,
e'nger'9tetes GAIT unb &ofbaus ~ Itnfeu. '''
IN eemielben finbet ber tpsrtte @ait bie oller-
1reunolt3ite unb billieRe 8ebienuno' reinIimea
So9te' CUTE Roa. fur3 MlleS, was III einer onffan.
01gen 2g1rtgl@aft beanipru@t werben Tam.
92@te Staaun8 befnbet ft ebeufalla beim 6o,1se.
.. Oae Streben beg unter3ei@neten III bic Nntr-
tennnne etrer, bic ibn beebren. ,'.''"'' - '>'''
Thfpbpr 6nn1n1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
Minne{ptuz61u8.

| E.gE.l... = "1V 1VVttttIIV1WS>aSJUI n4ffg -
DFantato, ede BON Grout- unb plum @traee
i Dpn -
s1. 4leuien1 &rou. .xa
Der a1ter3ttdnete lenft bieru1it eraebeuR ttea
eeri&tetes @afbaus aum .'''''''1 s.
Mfnne(o z6aus, hi
t1elges tn 8f5u8 auf feline innere AuSe2ttun9.
pretit unb Bebienun9 teinem dbnli&en Gtabiifs.
ment i'm RprbweRen na&Rebt. &.
Gs uirb beiuubers barauf biusepiefeu taa Cd
PEI eeM 9aufe cute Stalluug befubet M nfe
Sprtt.. 8utter fir 8fer>e uub 0@fen fetS - So.
'ta s@s @$s'' r, :. =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02

Nprtb*&ef eftern=&ptel.
sde per &obert~ unp Ginften Stra6en
st. YauI, Minn. ~
Yieles seraumiee, nit luftieen ;3iu,u,er,t ,ppbl.
ee1!egene uno IN 1eeer 8e3iebuns eomfortabel eiu-
Sst'R5ete ne%e 9at- unb Robans, it hermit Ser
~aar 90 ''9 vaol11nms beitens empfoblen BON
30 Sui. @rpb, Giaeutbimer. "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
Mbbrel1en.

Simcntpn S WfalmrpS,
Deut16e MbDpfa t E II,
Drttte StraBe,
geaeniiber Der 8ant ber perren S. u. q. 9DiQius,
ct. paul Mtnnefota.
8. IS. Simpntpn Oscar WtalmrpS.
Wraftisiren In alen @taats-@ -@eri@ten unb IN
beut Ser. Gtaatett -@ertdt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02

@err Sbr
Mbpnaement fitr bic Mftn1t.
@taatS5eitung 1T nit 9frp.
beS ten SabrgQ198
abgelQufen. -,
SIRE &Qdfd1be betra9e11
S Sbne Mn5ablu119
fam S}bnen bic StaQt85eh<
una ni@t ferner 3u9elen6et
1per6en. Die @rpebtttp11>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
-. s@a Nfaf's .. ....as.sa " s...
ger mania - pu1e,:.
MdnfatD. Mfnr

Wfdntdtp, W1tnn, ,S.135l4S
Dsr M unttrr3ei@nete eu,pfeblt feiu ueues, auf
pas 0equemtte ein9eri@tete paus. Reiieube I'm.
pen ea einaelne 3tmuler unb Autrn beuti&en Slid.
@ud tar @tdQs If auf bas BITE seioret.
s5sa ,SEsaa@@ g19E8U fnff55s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
GbarleS $emrp,
beutl9er Trteben8rt6ter,
ct. MntbpnN Mtnn.
Sbere 9tabt.
e1ultu8 6cpr0ii,

Su1iuS 6eoreii.
Sffentlt9et Notar>
Gde ber WabIbam- unb 6ten @trabe, eesenabtr
Der franSSl. tatb. Stride
empfeblt f@ 1einen peutl9en Mitbllreern 3u1
Mnfertteun9 unp Beslaubisuns BON sertAtlt4en
Dpfumenten unb urtunben, ais: 8autbreten,
6Ypptbefen (Deebs unb Mortga9es), Mietbs'
unb &el9afts- Gontratten, 1eitamenten, @oQ-
madttcn fir baS Sulanb unb Deut19lanb, Iptpis
3ur Beloreune aQer in bas Ntetarfab einl4lagen"
BEN @e196fte. 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
Sepra @ruber,

=. &a9erbter @Qlp11,
Tterte @trabe, binter beu uqBinslep. 6ouft :.
- Seoei1 Moraen spn go ubr 2unb
"come il faut''
Ct MnmI '''--'-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
@btca9p &a9erbier<SQlpn
BON
Jpbn Eb. 8edbt.

gae Der @a1btn9tonz u, Drttten Str,
ct. YauL Mtnn. @
>os Dem 9ee9rten publitum bic ersebenfte anaetae.
pap ta Sen nun ab itets bereit bin. rteinen mr.
tgen gafe" NIT aQen @orten &6waartn. ala
S9!nten Ssg uno 3unse. @@meiaer u1,b Qimburoer
%a,e. Seretnes % unb marinirten 9arinaen ". alien
~1ten Wurlten in u1einem @alpn auf,umartem' r.
8aftee auf @erianeen. @''' N~''"'e"'''"'
~. yee9tet9en balte idb iteta porratbie: Mue @sr-
1e" 1e'"s StqueuIe sor3leli&e Giearren uub
Befes &a8erbfer.
S@~t'"e-Gi FL ftets an panb.
Jpbn &t. Bedbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
9rittcr ejabroan9.

Die Jl(inne(ota StaatS6eltun0
@de Der Oritten unb QDabaibaw'
@traBe, etne Sreppe bod,
.rlbeint mI9entlt9 unp fpitet 3wet DoQ.
per Sabr> in &orauSbeSabluns.
;iu,elue Mummern tofen S Gents.
Seotn9unecn-
Mbonniren fann man gu irsenb elmer 3eit beS
5obres bod tDnnen bic oem Mbonnement noran~
aebenben Nummern nibt na9seIanot peroen.
Der 5ublcriptions~ ~Betras fam IN 9foten IT.
aeuo eiuer suten Banf einsei@idt perben.
y1S gSeun @elb III re9iltrirten Brteten Ser>
oreu aebt, traSen mir ben Serlult; podb n'ept IN
uureailtrirten Brtefen.
Mae Mittbsilunsen, G'elbsr u. I. -. \tns )"
Mcutber S @Te1, Yablii1ers.
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,
A WEEKLY PAPER,
published By REU7 HER g. Excl;
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price 5000 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02

ste'e ele8ante 9teftauratipm
I'M Mtbendunt,
SGe oer Sr@anseun ptne @tra6e.
D.tls neu einstri@tttt Gtablt0emtnt III bier.
tt !! penn eere1rten beuti&tn publitum btittns en-.
hoSs,a Samm!gt @rten tatttr @peieu Fnb ttets III
2~paa, oeR9et9en nortreHi4ee Qaserbier unb at
3. MfmmIer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-02
= = - > .lf-a'. : y
0fr. 1876.
$ptel 6aber,

$ptel 6aber,
Dprt< Strabt, 9esenater Ser olten,
rS@wei3erz6eimotb"
unterstt$nster empfeblt btermit itiuen alten
Sm Sffaneen tn Miuuei0ta unt eem Tublifnm In
3M!49emtinen iein neuer1ifnetes bequem unb pobr.
lt& siaseri@tetes @aa- 1nb Rudbaus.w WV ''' ''~ ~.
.u @eegesnttd g strte9rtnte, tpie bier anfdffae
s,;rtS %frtPe @att fseta in rntnem pauit quite s.
iprii9e. '' 0''''S''" w.
@utt @talluns tefnbet i'd tei'm oaufe.
- - Yaul Gaber.
Wftlpautte &a9erbter-
Ste @trabt 3pii&en @abaibatp u. Gioar,
=&J 81. bon + ~ =
Nobed u. 4amfe.
Ster ifets pom befen int Marft.
3alte Speiien iebtr Mrt unb ale feiu.
sSarme @etraute na@ ber Reeel ber Stunt.
%aes, uas baa 5er3 beeebrt pirb eewa6rt.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02
Hnrrl.., cram AIs-Pure.

Lovers of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
lirhsful beverage Of the day, and Physicians con-
tuue 10 recommend it for the Of the worst cases
Of Dyspepsis.
It's virtue lies in ITS purity. Being compounded
solely Of malt and hops. its curative properties nus
at once become apparent to those scquainted Win
tn. virtue Of either ingredient It's mAnufasturs is
conducted with the most scrupuOus care, and 1t is
uudeuia5ly the BEST ALE manufactured either In
this or the old country, at the present day.
Il contains NO intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug. and it will not intOxieate. During the heat
of summer, it is the safsst and most healthy oeSer-
age that can be used and produces none OF the evil
effects caused by tbs use Of distilled liquor.
1t lie put up in barrels for the use OF deAiess; ana
in kegs and bottles, for family use.
Price-in barrels, ten dollars; in fifteen gallon
kegs. Eve dollars in bottles, packed in boxes Of
one two, three and four dozen, two dollars and my
cents per dozen. -.-
Dealers will learn the Wholesale terms BY 3D.
dressing the Wholesale Agent
The money must, in ell cases, accompany the or
der. and funds on all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LOUIS NJ. MILLER,
Al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02

Llyzz7oot Mar-h is--Pv Ssanrr 4hs.es-csiisn : arz
various zznSf. Iae 4rzss dail n ne part q
lns prices rx1aF sih rlsH1 tsrilre %
1rznsr tone asd prcss have recovered ne dsens e1d closer IN
asnsss At be quetaons 81 lass Friday 3.iss q r. rsx
SaiD hees- inelu1BK $50 spcnlaos and fIeS 20 a.
Fridays slazssrs shout IS 90 bslsznslud1y SO e s
1efs and expcrt8 he malfet siosng dA ~ 9 l.egl1g
setncs1ed qqotons Orleans ir IA, hie1l1g % Asslfs
i4r Ssa niadling 6d Upisnds air I'd mide1gt liln4
Ae.n Co. sag tho market has not only recovered &c a,
cline Pit closes nrn a fl quotoaI End with BdEanc1Ds
tsnoeny 1nsy draw atteution sconnusd unfsTor1oe
p o. ny ms b ne fsct 1t
the SINNERS nats lor sae tine pErrhssf pafngU 1o4
Trade At Manchester has improved. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02
DIS. KING's DIsFENsAixK
ron PRIVATE DISEASES.

N@ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for he
EA<ssSo four ye-rs ofLousyilie, Kentucky, and who
eotea his attention Of private diseases for over
thrty vera nstters himself having attended 20 practice fer 90
many years. cured thousands be enabd T. ca
All diseases nature matter how baf they may %
from iujudeous medical treatment tcn neglect OF ther own
DR. Kings Dspensary No. Is Deadck street. between Cner
And the SQUARE he all diseases Of private natue
GosoR without nancious medicine OF irtererence
from business a.,
errIcTURrs Of recent date sGectualy cured lev
DAYS BY an operation which pain Where structure
health cannot eDoyei. Perhaps disease causes more
mischief and undermines the constitution 80 much
lss< or bad esmen easctu.liy cured in u days
sEnE wRAyxxss, particular attention having been sven 70
g disease and the GROWN font o't nougnt
on In nuy cases By destructive hao OF
youths and excessive irdunoe Of the asons q
hIeh will undermine constitution, rendering the saec IN
81 FOR business society, and causing old
Females may be isbons With amp deuy OF me wonD
nav rest assured Of immediate RELIEF. a..
Persons residing BY writing and stating their case
enclosed directed DR. A. King, NO. rs DeSdrck see.1
N.ve Tenn will Necessary medicine sent to uel'
aorss with necessary Strict Observed Oes
hours from O'Clock morning until in the EVENING"
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02

COLLECTING SOUTHERN REvENUE-The AlexanoriA
Cya.l Sentinel has this view of the question OF the
collection of the revenue: "lf. for the sake OF
peace, Mr.. Lincoln allows imports to now INTO the
receded States. under the low tariff, and then oy
the claim that those States are stil In the Union,
allow nurchasers from the non seeded states 10 go
+hs-s and huy those goods he breaks down the
Northern cities and destroys his own revenue lie
Is thus involved In dilemma from which ne as com,
nsiied speedily to escape-either by the path OF
war the one hand, or by the recognition OF SOUTH
ern nationality on the other. There Is no Hliouie
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02

AGESr or IKE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE Rail-
oAD.-Mr JAMES c. BALDWIN, of this city, has been
ppointed Agent of the Louisville and Nashville
abroad ct this place and entered upon the ais
barge of his duties yesterday. Mr.. BALDWIN Is
veil known te our business men as an anaoie ana
bliping gentleman. and having been in the service
4 the Company for some time, we are glad they
pureciste his services and worth and have reward
A him nv promotion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02
CHEROKEE CUREI

An ewfoiIig0 care for Nominal Weakness Moe
turnaA Commissions, ImpossRcy, Lose 81 P0s0eF,
Pains IN tie Back &oHs ia aAs Bladder, DISTRACTED
and Difficult Aegstruution, and al Disease cdssed
By dsvSdtia0 from tie path Of Eztsfs dnd fsdtgiag
"a Sef-P Pollution.
By the OF this Oure all improper discharges
ed the weakened Of generation speedily cured and
full yigor restored. !. =. -
Either contemplating marriages should reflect that sound
and body necessary promote connubal happiness
In the "cherokee Cure the poor deDted down knd
deparpg devoee Of sensual pleasure will End relief.
Il safe and pleasant In taste but immediate in its action;
tanning mineral poison, bot prepared from vegetable
extracts In the form OF delicious syrup.
Price g Bottle three bottles for S. and and Forwarded
BIZ express 70 All parts Of the world.
sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors. st. Leuif, Mo-
eod IN Nashville By Ewing 4 Pendleon berry DemoVine
g. ". Hendershott, and BY Druggists everywhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-02

According to the official returns to the Insurance
department of the State of New York for the year
$50, Just published, the HoxE Insurance Company
New York, and the old "HARTFoRDs FIRE Insur'
nee Company, represented in this city by W. J
I.RR No. % College street, are the only Companies
,svinr an agency in Nashville that were able to
how an unimpsired cash capital after providing for
ha, liabilities including reinsurance of unexpired
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