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Life Of Andrew Jackson,
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Found.

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PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIES ss'
VNTE would inform the City Trade th.t we in store
Wv large stocf Of Apple end Peach Brandy, fine
and pure 4 liberal margin aloFed.
june e6 LELLYETT & SMITH
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A'c4sArHAG' g.. CHATHAM
M, & e. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
WI11lOElE37

IN
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS NAIzs
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND aKURcH s7P-ETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
receipt Of large selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, consisting part fellows:
$50 bids Sugar, ali grades; genuine Havana CHARS;
go beis choice xGasses; 200 kegs Nails, assorted
Ivy 90 DO le9de5sa Rsinsed HusketsI
45O bags primo Rio Coffee; 20 nssis fahs;
1Oo bbls Powdered, Crushed and 10 bb English Wanuts
Loaf eus2r, III bbls Pecans;
LEO boxes Star Candles; 10 bbIs FiIberts
100 boxes Tobacco assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 60,
Is y y choice French BraEdes; fnE 1r
20 Y cssks Madeira, Sherry and Port Winest ..
$50 baskets best brands Champagne:
so boxtss coyill CIare;, .r-sl a=-a
100 bbls 6ne Robertson County Whisky
Is bbls pure old Rye do ~
S do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisy AEscan Braadv
Gin, &c. -Si
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder Ts
dersigree Icing heonly Agensin NahV Of the
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Trzdesto tr
Large stock OF Powder on hand, In Magazine for SALE
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder roo kegs Hazard
500 II do do do der;
SSe X Do do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
Jo0 kegs Hazard DO De Posder;
goo 90 90 @ % $50 eesss Of Powder, assorted
der. safety fsse -
iAp11 T. &. Z. F. CaEATHAM, AGENTS. +
SOLE AGENTS NOR
DupontSPoEder; joy, Bickford & oo.'s saaty
Hazard do Fuss
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tEnL EAL OHIO AVN FzaU-r-<s.-
ton CITY on ne - ~ At BAors nd vast,
1t connects with RaiiroaS r % re hes at which pIac
Wes., sonth-Hgest and Horss,-Wes.
phiisseIpss S.x ya1 es's s.a visit the cites e .1,
York or Boston alone By other Inc cost ol es % Ne
Through Tickets car also be urrr,,-.s =, :.
me Eastern ces At an aditi6aa er, - - cry
sleeping cars attached to al night tr.in, - onlys
Tickets good Until used With tas SrTssi... :, -.
all principal points, 49,. r-ess q stopping
2esness men and travellers. for pleasure a,
VISIT All the basern Cities at q
me scenery celebrated for its wonderful sspen
= uneq eai Cd IN the world It's sSstem II ~, -
Ss, !. spendid equipment; its exclusive eses, "a
49, or double track its fne boteis lne. !
and confsrt { - Pa7senger7 speed, safef
Liessts and Baggage Cheeks can
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N n 4 SLLiN ~, Cen Western Arsnt 4 q n D =
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april1o "'DAOhN, Gent Ticket Agent, cORR.
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Late Arrival of Boots aud shoes

For sale by BOOKSELLERS generally dec2s-d3t&it
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FENLKEN up b. AsDREw WALLACE, IN lin District o. sad
county on yellow Creek miles Youth Wegt IN
Charlotte, Dark Bay Herse, sway back. poor, hSrs
footed fourteen bali hands high, and hesn va,
old. Appraised 18th November, lsG0. to S35. = ~
Rov23-B5t- A. u ALLEN, Ranzes
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lust received pessssmef Nsshrils, 's io' OF Lard
u In SO ia ksss Fer family az. for sale ~
~ - ~ Assr -. IfsfEs Mel ACGULIN & co 80
ia,alts 80. Ne ? Market strees
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FIFTY DOLLARS nEWARD.

WE above reward will be given or szPprhsns6n TIRE
negroes runaway from The sui crhsr Altanont
Srunoy county Tennessee the night Of the third Monday
IN sePencer last o. be lodging en ia safe a
can get theas and notifying Of that fet also s5C
more for the apprehension Of any EhEe
eaFne in the deeoying them ca, that he may be dsat
oarding to luEtcs. is- p. ~ -
Description of the Negroes. ID
The eldest aho1t rysven forty years of
walks little las Of her feet. other Two ars
boys about twelve and The other about
All black II apprehe1ded the especially will most Tx
y deny her and the place OF his abode II sala
cannot be found together will give proportion
above reward for any two Of them. Il
decI-w4E IT : ~ i1,t-r A. p FoRREsFER.
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YET fSsS teach CJce and hence the fr who sends Wi
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HOUSE PAINTING,


TEyE subscriber prepared with the greatest
promptness, contracts large, which may ten
red, style and upon which cannot fail give satisfsc
ton He is also prepared to execute al manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, k1RBLIHa-
HGynein the services OF the ostexpeT
and experienced artists. 'a t p. ~.
TIE subscriber would persons having work
give him cali before making hns arrangements
-..' -.-.- 4. r. FLENING,
rnsrcha-dtf No 81 rninn & hatucer srrr and nm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01
" OtiCe

TEIEE partnership heretofore existing under the name aud
style OF Bingham Mullen Co., is this day dissolved
mutual consent perons indebted the above mentioned
firm will please call at the Office Of ench, irwin Reid
er Market street, and settle their accounts they
will at once placed the hands Of anocer for Collection
French authorised to receive and receipt for money and
accounts. - t.F.t- bINSHAphi MULLEN q w.
s-at-1t-
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ANTI-D SPEPTTC
YEAST POWDERS.

This excellent article for rendering Bread Buiscuit Muf
Ems Waes Ginger Bread, Crusts Of Pies all kids
and fancy Cakes Buckwhat and other grdd Cakes almost
simultaneously light well nutritisus 1t generally con-
sdered that most of Dyspepsia, its attendant evils
arise from the practice Of ealing heavy Bread and Cakes If
little of this powder be added Rolled PuddDgs Pet
Pics etc. win only make them paaable but more
dEestihe thus removing the principal objection to their
use. Price, 25 cents per Box PreparedaEd sold by
STRETCH & FORBES,
.-- Druggists Nashville Tenn.
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EpsOIventNotioe,

ETAVIEG suggested to the Dickson County Cours Clerk n.
insolvency OF Solomon Petty, deceased an persoos br
claims sgairs the notified file them Win sd ~
properly anenticated before "a dav Of March fs5
or they viii be forever haired LANES B DITNNAGaN
dec8-z4ts Adnsorsr.tnr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01

- soAnn'ck f''A''''' JAMES aeIAu5HsAN Z a..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01
L. S. ULLMAN'S
Weather Indicator

kindness to send two years ago, still faithfully performs
duty weather Indicator" and delicate It,
stve to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the
bareetrc or grometrc condition. that begins indicate
generally IN advance Of the usual instruments.
have Kept it suspended in my office my standard
SrniEonsn barometer and Macon hygrometer and
ced hait is faithful in its indications these Instruments
Its truya Natural Weather IndSstor and perfectly
regard this microscopic pie MT therefore, Of its
siveness and its Gu ability, sfong cheap and reliable
means for TIE purposes to which apply it, important and
valuable discovery and believe that it will commend itself
wherever used Yours, very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY.
KEoIVmLE, Tenn, May ., 1856.
Having recently received about OF valuable Wealth
indicators, will sell thea in quantity and If pur
chaser snot perfectly satisfied with their money
viii be refunded This hsud satisfy every they
lose anything by the experiment Price So BY
mail ~ o. soldhy STRETCH 81 FORBES.
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Old Corn
Notice of Insolvency

IEyHR creditors of John Rufus deceased hereby
their claims authenticated the law directs, with
the Clerk eunty of Weakley county, Tennessee
at oce in Dresden, before the 9th day Of april 6l
having day suggested the insolvency Of said estate and said
Clerk having appointed that adudcate the claims against
the same prorata distribution among the said creditors
Dec 70 1850. W ROSS, Administrator
dec29-w3t of the estate of John Rufus.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01
COAL OIL! COAL OIL:!
r. r. FI:NLAY &C CO.'S
Premium Coal Oil,

MlEuEAcrvRED IN ST. LoUIs, NO.
TEyHIS Oil is almost cooresBclear the parsst Spring
sater-derdorzed not the wick smoke the
best Oil made in The Castor Wes and
premium last st Louis Fair One trials all it needs
recommend generause We have received supply Of this
superior OIL which Offering to the trade manufactured
pr:ee. ~ s.iFs MIzELL, H00PzR.& CO.. s
sprl2-H sssissqaa sis Nos 6 and Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01

FEVAKEN up BY Jas BRowS, r. TuIRha 10 81 Dtrie.
in said eounty, fourteen miles South East Charlotte
Dark Hsy Horse IS hands two inches high. All
round. nine cd saddle Dos on his
back. Appraise sGth October, ls60, % Sl00
noV23-W3t' A. J. ALLEN, Ranger
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Manny'S Combined BeaDer ana

WEA NOODsS IMPROVEMENT
49, No. n1enins eceiVed the frst preuan o. A 80
sotD MkDALs a. ne oessconbned Reaping aad Wo,
t ga Cnisd 5s.es Agricultural Fair hs5d a Is151
80 The trial came OF nasr sErSou-s X,
ssass YER thoroughly tsstrd. rhe eou1iltes se
@rsn. r; wilder, President Unitsi ststes
Iseeiyed ne Bsard IS tie hest Asapersad a. a. :
tso separate Committees, Appointed - - =
- SoolY Agricultural Society IL $780,
~, over moss Of tAe machines nov IN 1se ~
q ospeE PREMIUMS and Awards we're 1ivsn fhi
ne AS SEASON over every Aachinsin 4rsr-
inc Sose aaSnnss are for sale By the azdersiTasd
General Agent for the gta.s
,.bo1 sGs, FISHER, NHEELEs a @
EashvfIs. -
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stewart Countv. S1a,. -

IN STEWART COUNTY COURT a. =
EeE--JAIes b hec4rrol ct ais vs. Chas s. es.i.
- tI S1i.qa 70 sen and IL Appearing to f-on eo
~ otli, mat Ahcs MeCarroli, francis McCarof
ec@rIo James MeCarroll. San eel McCarToiI an
hslrs az law Of Francis McCarroll deceased =
S VA P1oeahon BE ma for four consecutive E,eES H. =
EAs'ils CMoN AND ANEzIess. neEspapsr pubsbsa = \
~ -, % NAsnFie req urng said non-resdeuts 70 =
OF the COUNTY Court Of Stewart
9s hoioen az the ceurt house, in said oounty "a -,
tennessee me hrst Monday in January ISL and pIs
90 oemur 70 cO1plainants BILL the SANE viii b
isased as 10 the and set Gown for hea-inz exosTs-
see7-E4i-pr's Zee ~ - $3.50 SooH A. clsrk
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
Sunday, NOVEMBER 11lh, Isso,
Passenger Trains, Rast and West, will run as fossz
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at AGO A " md sRM,
Arrive at Chattanooga is5e n and las AN.
COMING WEST.
lea-s Chattanooga at 1901 N and 7.30PM
Arrive at Nsshyiiie at 5:3D N and 8 A H.
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington CIV Pirsntsni
Montgomery, Mem his New Orleans, &c
Both Trans connect Stevenson vita zsaias an Meanhs
and Charleston kailr"ad and Il Chattanooga h Trains 90
Through ezsis sy Be any hour on appeaiiou 70
Let 4s2 AZ once at Depot, the following places and
NASHVILLE to NeE York, via Tenn & Va IS
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ON the Lebanon Turnpike, the Hermitage Pocket
Book containing several promsory notes aud other
which the get by calling at this Office and paying fol
this advertisement.
Get SW-I ID.
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NOTICE.

WILL sell for cash, at the Court Houss % yssey5 q
Saturday the 29th dsyo' Decesbs- sFs 81 p toy hasd
Lack son. levied ssts -ope;y 4 Ths 4 Aez.essas
70 SATISFY al = nans issued BY W y.
dollars ssle aeooEding to laE. J. w. Pass VI V
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EsTRAYs---nIekson county.

TEVAEEE pby VIZ HEee1R, 9Th District Of eoanty,
Say Mare, IA hands high, bay oo,or. in oEsAsad
about IS cid len hind foot Hhtts back, and
Appraised 23l October, lsaO, to s. A. J. ALLEN,
nSyxS-S3t< Ranger.
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.UKE APPLE EsRANnY,

WT7E have list receved small shipment Of PURE APPLE
w BRANDY, which for richness Of Asd avor il
precsdensed MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
deeiT etst-.efair Nos 6and8 Mar ct strssk.S7
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Four Horse Mail COach.

TFNHE only onein Lincoln ec EnDing regsry tsrss
aWeek aud back FeEa hayeitzTset0 Tglahoma; leaving
Tulahoms, ordsy Wednesday and Rriday leave ~
ssasE 1huEsdsy Saturday, 20 uaiIs
Fasssssylsard the sc TuRhoa, and the accom- Ho
7n Of passengers. J. B. Smith agent Tulizhsma oo5
careful drivers The fare tAouEh oAy dollars
iy1-Gfs TNNN rAVVAa
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Flour. FIonr. PIenT
Lard. Lard, Lord,

EUsF received per steamer SaSaEs $50 bags AN sAiiy
u +"~ ~ saw JsNEs Vel AUGBLINk CO.
;.,s9ts Nc Market street
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MASONIC

Aeali meeting q AeEPoLtand Lodge No. 91s, metal
n room on saturday The 9Th Of Ocoser, 1850 Mar
thena expelled from al the riet 4 ana pr, OF e and
excepted Nasons Tor Eross and uuEsasons eondue /
By order Of The Lodg-, JOHN HALL.
decS-WIt Secretary
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Money.

SOUTH CAROLINA, Georgia and alabama money unit
- further notice. will be receiyd BY AZ par hereofor
in payment Of any debt due
DOviz-tf HITE, SHEPHERD x 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15

This Conference met In the Methodist Episcopal
Church In stanton, on Wednesday morning, at
nine o'clock, Bishop Levi Scott presiding officer.
Rev. J :. Martin was reelected Secretary, and
Rev. j. f Armstrong first assistant secretary.
Memorials from the laymen's convention OF
Baltimore, Alexandria Station. and Light street
convention. Were presented and made the special
order Tor Thursday at 10 a. m.
The rules Of the last session were then adopted
for the government Of the present session.
Rev :. V. Leach was elected correspondent Of
the Baltimore Christian Advocate.
The standing committees were then appointed.
A lengthy memorial from the convention of
laymen held In Baltimore December z, 1850, was
read, OF which the following resolutions are an
embodiment:
1. Resolved. That the Baltimore Annual Con-
ference should at its next session declare that by
its recent unconstitutional and violent action the
Buffalo General Conference has sundered the
ecclesiastical connection which has hitherto held
us together as one church. and that the Baltimore
Conference does not and cannot longer remain
under Its jurisdiction or submit to It's authority,
or those representing that authority.
z Rssotred, That the Baltimore Annual Confer
ence should also assert and claim that the said
General Conference has, by its said action, sepa-
rated the several annual conferences represented
therein, and concurring in said action, from the
baitlHore and other non-concurring conferences,
and that the Baltimore and other non concurring
conferences constitute the Methodist Church
proper, and may exercise all the rights, duties
and powers aPpertaining properly to their position
g. Rssolred, That the position we shall occupy
after such action az has been indicated has been
taken-whether II shall be that of independence
or union with some other branch Of the Methods
family, upon such terms might be mutually
satisfactory-is question which this Convention
willing to leave to the sound discretion Of the
said Annual Conference, In the light Of all the
facts and circumstances surrounding It,
4. RsSotrsd, That a committee be appointed by
this Convention to present the proceedings Of the
same to the next session Of the Baltimore Annual
Conference, through such members Of Conference
as they may elect and that they be instructed so
to do at the earliest practicable moment.
The Conference then adjourned till the next
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15

TExAs.-Sam Houston is undoubtedly preparing
TO resist the oligarchic usurpaon in Texas by force
OF arms The secession maj ,rity Of the convention
adopting the States ordinance Of secession was
elected by not third of the vote Of the State Its
submission to the people was not submission In
fact, but deliberate fraud, involving apparent
submission, but not a real one; az time was not
given for half the counties In the State to know
that II had been even nominally submitted The
total vote for Its acceptance was not one third Of
the popular vote Of the State. Houston is organi-
ling volunteer army quietly, but rapidly, to re-
sst its enforcement. The lawful Legislature Of
the State meets very shortly, and II his intended
veto OF the ordinance Is sustained, az It undoubt-
eddy will be, by a constitutional number of Its
members, he will at once call his volunteers into
the field. As military leader he is more than a
match for all the disunon Generals and Colonies
In Texas The embarrassment in his way is the fact
that the disunionis have possession of all the ov-
eminent arms and munitions In the State, and he
Will have to contend against their superior ar.
mament with no other weapons and munitions
than his brother farmers individually possess He
has well nigh two thirds Of the people Of the
State siding with him for the Union, and will
eventually establish its authority throughout the
State A month ago, the Star proclaimed that the
counter revolution would begin In Texas and SO
soon 1t Is about to inaugursted there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15
East Baltimore Conference at Chamber

I burg, Pa
The East Baltimore Conference met In the N.
+. Church at Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, on
Wed nesday alto O'Clock q. m, Bishop simpson
pfesiding.
The transfer Of N. w colburn WINS received.
+ h: c. Dosh, was elected Secretary, who sp-
pointed as assistants, Dr. Sargent, X. d. Cham
bers, and H s. Mendenhsll. The transfer Of r
Smithson, OF the Central Illinois Conference, was
presented Committee on Public Worship was
then appointed, consisting OF Revs William Har-
den, r Dyson, VIM. Earnshaw, and George Stew
enson.
The hours Of meeting and adjournment were
nxed at y a. m and IL m. Standing Commit
tees were then ordered the following subjects
dickinson College, Temperance, Tract Cause,
Coioni1ation, Bible, &c. On motion Of the Rev
DR.. Reese, Committee Of seven on the State Of
the Church was appointed by the Chair.
The Law Stewards Of the Conference were then
announced as follows: J. w. Rando phi, J. NJ e.
Lester, ID. Coover &C. II. Ashcomb, J. Smith, c.
g. Ryman and ]. II Young.
Committee on Pest Ofices was then ordered.
Committee on Publishing the Minutes Of the
pointed; J. n. c. Dosh, u. w Cooper and ID. w.
The first question Of General Minutes was taken
up, and w. Smith, c. L. X. Sumwalt. L. b.
watson, J. c. Clark, NJ. p. Crosthwait, w. NJ.
Frysinger, n. Clarke, II NJ. Ash, c. Il.
h1tchin, X. X. Pott, c. Cook, J. b. Cuddy,
ID. A isenoerg AID w. c. Hesser, were continued
The seventh question was taken up, and Will
liam Wicks, John Thomas, J. b. Cook, ]. Ew-
Ing, +. Dyson, VIM. Monroe, ID. Wolfe, F.
Mills and L. Tsneyhill, were continued as super
anuates.
DR.. II. NJ. Johnson, Presidestof DIcienson Col
lege, was introduced and addressed the Confer.
ence In behalf of that noble Institution The
Confer ence then adjourned