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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08
Change OBLIGATION.

DING compelled 20 Seuth account Of the health
my family, VIII Be located for the winter Il the SiAs
depot Of Pondezsr Ls Co., No. le BaIens street. Mes
Orleans, where will be pleased to my friends, and will Civ;
prompt attention. to the sale Of all property consigned me- NJ
Agents. Pate and Jas esruggs, will attend to my depot u
Nashville and that cannot be diE Hashve By in
srueng thsm, will be forwarded me to NAV o. enS Hoping
BY strict sten to business the part nys.n and agents.
70 merit esBdnuanna Of the liberal patron aSretoOre
tended respectfully solicit the fayos Of AZ saving bu
mess In ny lne, sitheE for HsahVflls or New Drives
noTll-k WILL. L. : I'd, JRs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08
TrtnI OF SNIpzre.

This ndiyidual, whose arrest we noticed In our
last issG e-Was arraigned on yesterday before the
Hon. r. B. Reynolds, Commissioner Of The Confed-
crate sd tes.
The hcts ELECTED on the investigation before the
commits Toner are briefly these
Swinsls had been G pest master in Washington
county. in this State and had determined to stand
out aga INST the expressed vii Of the people Of Ten
nessee ard to adhere to the Northern despotsm, in
fact he claimed to exercise the functions Of an Of
fee hOlber under Lincoln, and had refused to sur
render dhe keys msIbags, &C- pertaining to the z.
o. at SFingleville 70 Mr. Thos Brown, the sppoin-
tee under the new Government; moreover hid
since I'll decision Of the people in August last kept
the sia- and stripes, the symbol Of NOrtherz des-
potism, defantly and tauntngiy flying over his
store aid had encouraged the Union men Of his
neighbc rhoOd to meet and muster on bis premises.
These fLcts coming to the knowledge Of our efioi-
emf District Attorney, Maj. Ramsey, he at once or
derei bis arrest and he was taken By the Deputy
MARSHAL of the District, accompanied By squad Of
Cavalry who found his house miniature armory.
but metlWith 20 resistance.
AfIerIthe facts above stated were developed, the
defendant wss addressed By the commissioner, and
fully informed Of the nature and extent Of his
offence and the consequences Of his Obstnacy, when
he plead in excuse and eKtenualon his oIn ignO-
rance OF the consequences Of his conduct, and de-
clored bis willingness bencefnrth TO yield . ready
and cheerful acquiesceuee to the win Of the people
Of Tenndssee, and to tske the oath Of allegiance to
and TO become true ard loyal citizen Of the South
ern COIdsdersey. BE theIezrOl look the oath aud
surrendered the ksys 70 Mr.. Brown, the Rsw ineum-
bent pa d the costs OF the prosecution AID was
We learn frcm those present that the
Commissioner in this his first case, bore himself
s. Judge fu every way equal &c the expectation Of
his frienis and evinced himself in every way quail
fed to scharge the duties Of his pOsitiOn--Aao1-
Uis RsqlStsr. o. 1.
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NOTICE TO
n. & C. Railroad Stockholders.

NNHBRE will meeting Of the Stockholders Of the EAA
Vile Chattanooga Railroad Company hsia a The Of
Of Company AashVe, the l4h day Of August
next for the purpose OF etDE fifteen Directors to manage the
Affairs Of said company for the ensuing twelve msnths
Stockholders viii pas free the road to Nashville the
day Of mssng the following day,
BY showing their certificate Of stock to the CeLdueoE.
juy96-td 0LEAVRs, seey.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08
NASHVILLE, TENN, TUESDAY

YHNHIs s altogether medicine the result Of mede17
discoveries In The vegetable Kingdom, being an entirsI
vera ont systems Published By accomplished quads S1r
Ing Dr. Wright Esl knowing the deception pEaeed upon tn
the whole Medical Faculty, who, without even one dissenting
yeiee have given in their adherence to is psea undivided
rsscel and when an other saisnss known 70 the PhaTmaco
Pia have been tried in vain ensthOugAt q patient
crowned the Doctors Efforts and be offers The Elixir to szf
ieng humanity ~ the only thing that cure the following
Mental and Physical Dsprs.uaOn, -sd t
- +. - liberalization q Blood = Is. Bead,
t-b --T.f ~ RyStsrs,
-, 5rs-g = EsgsI General In
E ss..s.s sPd sssB:.1as:: =. Night
Lose Of Appetite,
DygsPsiA, 2'a ~
Enssiatisn; go 9so
DsOrEsniGatisa OF the orsans q
. -ssd PsipitatiOn Of sba Hsa.t, .
And in iact al the oOnsOnitAnt Of nervous ana dSOad
AS a SGimuIant,
II quite different from alcoholic preparations Ills not sub
jet reactions shape continues to exert ts influence
gradually asd efficiently, aslOnE the least necessity szs for
As Female Medicine,
1t equally powerful and effective and the equriu
and safer than all the medicines which years
Of assisting or renoVnT he oonsuon O- very good rs
sons too that thsy only made from the EMISSIONS Of niaSa
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession altogether.
Ne mtneralsl
DY Wright thinks we'll stake hl professional character
the fact that minerals WseVer least component
parts Of the ingredients Of bis RsuvenAag Kxir-w know
ing las been entaed the community BY opiE and
mercury. 4r' %. -r.v 8 s.-,-
Generally 70 he ssblIted, Dr. Wright would EAy Never
despair Ne matter how down matter how
weak You matter what cause nay have beenersake
ones whatever has led depart Hygenc principles
take hia = = q -
RejuVenatInx Elixir,
And Jon will yourself new msn-a pride instead
the reverse, to friends and healthy, sound, worthy
AaemheI Of the human fauaily.
III Price 80 per bottle three bottles for s. and forward
cd BY mail to all parts Of the United States
Sold By all respectable dLRgs throughout tbs United States
and Csnadas. The trade supplied at lRsral discount
For sale By the proPTietors, r-a
D.. j. WRIGHT d CO.,
q and Isl Ohartres street..
PIP .. - er-f- New Orleans, Ia
Sold EashviIls y g. W. Hendsr1host Berry Dsmovills
wing Rsaafeton and all responsible dluggists oe20
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WANTED Ito RENT
Notice to merchants and others.

VTAVIEG hen appointed Collector Of the Pert Of EAshVei
Tennessee, under the Southern Oonfederated States
proceed to collect the Duties all DutAe Goods,
Merchandise imported into this State from Foreign States
included in the Southern Confedeatd States either By
Railroads. Steamboats,, Wagons, or any other node q con-
july9s-lm res oOllsotOroS the Port Of Nashville,
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TO All WHOM
IT MAY CONCERN.

AN now preparing 60 largely into the manufacture
II WOOL HATS, ARMY SHOES and NEGRO BROGANs.
An those who have Wool Leather will and sale for At
highest market prices in CASH. At the Te1neSse Peniten
GEy WI JOHNSON,
iuy2l-3m Agent.
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CAST STEEL.
TEACHER WANTED

SOUTHERN LADY, to teach the common and higher Eng
iish branches in Institution Of the highest grade, in
north Mississippi but accomplished experienced Teach
need apply. liberal salary giVeL. Address with resr
EDUCATOR,
sePu-h care Union and American ofics .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

Nashville aud Decatur Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
THROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
ON End after Sunday July 2st, 1861 Mail will leave
Nashville Daily at NJ.
Returning, arrive at Nashville st lis A NJ.
Way Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily except Sun
days, at Is M. ~
Returning, arrive st Nashville 6:IOP.Ml
M The A. ID. Train connects With Trains 70 Hunts
wife and Chattanooga.
p The P n. Tr4n caRheots with Trains 70 Corinth,
Grand uneticn, HeIPEiE, and New Orleans
iuIYlS-d W. ON PERETNs,
General Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

TIE ri DUciH BEIDGE-Ths Cairo correspondent
Of the St. Louis Rsp,lBEeaH writes on the 2Gth Of
Septemb Rr;
The lIet Of tcwboats from the Upper Ohio srriT-
ed at Pddueah the latter part Of last week, with
one hundred and sity coal bsrges, or flats, which
are beint formed into q floating bride, across the
Ohio iuJt below TIE marine hospital, and opposite
the encampmsnt OF our troops. I
The bglsts are anchored &C each end, lengthWi5e
with theIstream, ashnIt dis alce apart and plank
rosd is being built asross them. There is q draw
in the center Of the channel to permit the free pas
sage of boats. It was expected that the bridge
would bl completed yesterday AoBt OF the heets
Of tow IIoass have returned. cannot see the ne
cessity fbr This bridge unless built in view Of The
possibilies ia retreat for reinforcement and sup
plies could certainty be sent up by boat from Cairo
much esIsier aud more eSpsditiously than by any
routs lsddin- to the bridge. OF course our brave
boys do not expect to be. obliged to retreat but
all things are possible Inc concern has prob
ase protel good jos to some patriotic contraction
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08
Asnv1LLE AND CHATTANOOGA x. J,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON AND AFTER tr
THURSDAY 5Ih, 1881,
Passenger Trains on hsEsshVs and Chattanooga Railroad
will foleEs-- "-.a -...r ... .t-. ...-..
GOING EAST. Din. .. %.
Leave Nashville at BIS A N and 3Os 4: 71e q.
Arrive st Chattanooga 100 n and 5:45 II. Ma
COMING WEST I'd .l'-r.
Leave Chattanooga At 630 A N and 920 Pm.
Arrive at Nashville at 100 n and 4:OO N.
NHE Trains leaving Nashville at Sis ut War
with shelbyville Branch, Tullahoma with eMiun
vile and Manchester Railroad and at Decherd with Winchester
and Alabama Railroad CoWsn with seWanee Rsoad,
at Chattanooga With Western and Atlantic Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville 800 NJ at war
sce with shebyylle Branch at Stevenson with NsTphs and
Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads. 81 Hl--i -a-
Through Tickets to the following points, AID at prices amer
a Once, st DepotI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

OAOE and Buggy Harness every style and quality kept
constantly hand and manufactured 60 sTder; Aao'
Buygy Dollars Kip ard Hog Skis Collars, Brides Hsers,
sd Al other ar ices by Harness ne
lest materials the finest workmanship all Of which H "
sid AZ hep as can be bought anywhere in he United stat
TO L. How ERTONS Harness has been awarded the t9f'
ct Pren5aD State Fair, the state
Fair Bowling GreeD at the mestone County ESr Aisoa
ma; Agricultural Society ct AthenE.
mArS06l-dtan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

froMbne 1OnooH i've w. Ai't-'0 . p =.
Some announcement regT a1ny Mexico Is awaited
with general anxiety by the mercantile world. 1t
is no longer bondholdeTs' question, the additional
interests that call for redress being OF far greater
magnitude. European capital is largely involved in
the mining industry of Mexico, the trade in England
and French manufactured goods is even 10 " inlpOr
tant and should be very extensive. and the geo
graphical position of the Republic, in the highway
from Esst to West is so peculiar as to have politi
cal bearing on the future Of ell commercial nations
The fact that this region has for the last three
years been given over to the msereanz whose daily
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

PresbyterY OF Nashville.
TIVE PTesbytery Of Nashville viii met eeptesr 2Oh In
Charlotte. TO
Members viii leave Nashville on the "a P NJ Train Thar
day evening ..-r1
Iep5-dtW&Wlv J. W. H0TTE, statad Clerk.
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vbeFuturo Of 1gexJco.

| ENGLAND SUGGESTS A GRAND NATIONAL COALITION
AGAINST tbs REPUBIIC-A BOJRBOs OR AMERICAN
| r.pousP sFh FOR PRFsIDENT. ...s.. 40
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To CARPENTERS.

ID IDS FOR the Carpenters Work c the Nashville Facto
" will be received from this date 10 the ION Of Ssptm
Cash win be paid for the work The pla and becc
at the hardware CT Macy Hamilton
sep7-u PTasidsnt.
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TIE P 4DUciH BErDoz-Ths Cairo correspondent
# the !. Louis Republicans writes on the 10Th Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08
As q SGinluIant,

And in fact all the cOnsonans Of nsrvoaI ana dSOlta
stAte Of the system. 4-L 5ra-f . I'll.
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Sold EashvIls y g. W. Henderhott Berry & Deoyilis
wing 4 Psaaieton, and al responsible diuggisS oe20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

MECHANICS, IARMKRs AND WORKING MEN. g.
The attention Of the prng and industrious portion Of
community directed to the following stseent and lib
nj Ind csun entz oHeraa tha,n nv
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-19

Sr. Louis, July l2.-Col. McNeil
publishes proclamation to the peo,
pie OF Missouri, stating that the sup.
preston OF the State journal was in
consequence Of ifs giving aid ami
comfort to those In active rebellion
againat the authority Of the United
States government; encouraging the
people to take up arms against loyal
citizens, and by the fabrication of
false reports re specting United States
troops, inci'ing disafiected citizens
TO the commission OF overt acts OF
treason with n view of entirely sub
vcrtlng tho federal authority in the
state.
The I linton (Missouri) Journal,
published by Printers in NJ aior Siur.
giss' command, states that outrages
are being committed along the
Western border oi Missouri by law
less banditti nnder Montgomery and
Jameson. IL is also authorized to
state that they are acting without
authority or sanction OF the United
States. and will he treated no out.
avs by all good citizens and Sol
dicrs wherever found.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-19

Sr. LOWS, July 12.- A good
deal Of excitement existed in the city
to-day in consequence OF the sup
preston ofthe Journal, hut no dis
turhancc has yet taken place.
Two companies OF tho reserve
corps are stationed at the custom
house tonight, and some $500
troops are under arms in diiferen
peace.
A special to the Democrat from
Jefferson City, says that Secession.
ists are gathering in considerable
numbers in and arronnd Boonville,
and the United States troops at that
place have been under arms every
night since Wednesday, expecting
an attack.
a similar condition of things cx.
ists ut Lexington. and re-iuiorce-
ments, especially y artillery, is needed
at both points. Fhe homo guard Of
Miller county has taken possession
OF Tuscnmbla, captured two cannon
and hoisted the American flag in
front OF the court house.
The home guard OF Usage county
dispersed company OF Secessionists
At Chamois, and arrested the lead.
ers, but afterwards released them on
their taking the oath OF allegiance to
The United States.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-19

The REnELs PLANNING THE lNvA
SION ,F kENTuCKY. - We understand
that twenty X, ntucky companies are
now concentrating at Camp Boone
They are organized into two regi
mo nte. the first under Col. j. M
IIawcs, late OF the United States
army; the second Colonel Lloyd
Tilgham, of Paducah. Capt Breck.
inrdee's company is lettered Q in
Col. Hawes' regiment.
The brigade is the first organized
We much err il in two months there
are not ten such brigades Of Ken
tuckians in the confederate service.
Capt. Breckinridge, writing from
the same point, says:
We are encamped on the banks o'
Spring creek, within four miles o
the Kentucky line. The location is
an exceedingly healthy one--so far
I have heard OF but one sick man ir
the whole cncanpment.
kentncky can know then what tC
expect, Gays the Louisville Demo
crdt, and what the threatening blustel
Of the Louisville Courier means. -
We are to have two regiments ready
to come down the rail to Louisville
Gen. ri lown is TO attack us In the
Southern portion; and, sccessionism
defeated at ballots, is trying succee:
with bullets. They must fail il
either.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-19

How To DISTINGUISH THE RANK OF
OFFICERS. by observing the shoul.
der straps worn by officers OF the ar
my their rank can TO readily ascer-
tanned. A Major. General is distin.
guished by two silver stare on his
shoulder straps; a Brigadier. Gener,
al has bnt one star; q Colonel has
silver embroidered spread eagle
Lieutenant Colonel has silver
embroidered leaf; Captain is known
bv two gold embroidered bars; q
First Lieutenant has but one golt
har on the strap; a Second Lieuten
ant none at all. The cloth OF tn,
strap is as follows: staff officers
dark blne; artillery, scarlet; infant
ry. light Tor sky blue; rihemen
medium (or omerald) green; caval
ry, orange color.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-19

A TuuMrING VRRpICr On the
18th ultimo. MI interesting trial was
concluded in the English Court oi
Queens Bench. Mrs. Pym. widow
oi Mr.. Pym, q Magistrate, brough,
an action against the Great North
ern Railway Company. TO recover
damages in consequence Of her hus.
band having been killed by an ncci-
ient in April, last year, owing, as
it was alleged, to negligence on the
part Of the company's servants.-
Mrs. Pym was left with nine child,
ren. 1t appeared that the deceascd
had an income OF nearly 1900 n
year, from lands which went to the
eldest son, snbjoct to q jointnre o.
200 year to tho widow, nd
fl00 year to each of the children
The Jury found verdict tor the
plaintiff--damages f13.OoO, which
was appropriated thus:-fl,0 900 fol
the plaintiff and Gl,500 for each o
the eight children.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-19
A warm Bath wnser..Thr Question OF
Endurance Tested.
or EVERY KIND AND VARIETY,

Smith was a man who never per.
mi,tsd himself to b5 outdone--he
could do whatever anybody else
could. Smith met Brown in bath
room, and Brown, knowing the 9th.
er's peculiar conceit, said that he
Brown y could endure hotter bath
,ban any living man. Therea,
Smith fred up, and bet was made.
Two bathing tubs were prepared
with elk inches Of water In each.
The fellows stripped, and separated
BY q cloth partition, each one got in
aud let on the hot water Mt the word
the wager being who should stay in
the longest with the hot water run.
ming. Smith drew NJ his feet as ial
ss possible from the boiling stream
while Brown pulled out the plug il
the bottom OF tho tub. Alter sbou
half a minute, quoth Smith.
''How is it, Brown, pretty warmi'
yes" said the other. "it's gettin!
almighty hot: but guess | can hol'
ont minute longer"
$50 can l." answered Smith
"Scis g.! squash! lightningl n's aw
full"
Fifteen seconds passed, equal 4
halt an hour by Smi;h's imagipar.
watch.
IL say over there, how is il nowf
"Oh, it's nearly up to the bilin
pint! OH Christopher" answere
the disbolicsl villain, who was lyinl
in the empty tub, while tho hot wa
ter passed out Of the escape pipe.
by this time Smith was splurgiu'
about like q boiled lobster, and call
ed again:
II say, over there, how is
nowl"
"Hot as the devill" replied Brown
"But-whew! scis.s.! guess ca'
hold out another miDute"
"Tbe hell's fire you cani" sbriek
ed the now boiling Surith, who roll
ed ont and bolted through the par
lor, expecting to find the other cook
cd.
'Yon Internal rascal! why didn'
yon leave the plug inl"
"Why. didu't agree to-" sale
the impurturable joker. "Why il
the thunder didn't you leave your
outf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-19

Tue LARGEST FORTRESS IN TnI
WORLD Eighteen miles from War
SAW stands the largest fortress in the
world--a 'ortrrss with casemat ed
and bomb'proot b tracks for forty
thousand men. and with II ci cumfcr
ence OF eleven miles. Whether this
fac: is generally known or not, It is
certain that very few Englishmen -
very lew persons Of any country but
Russis--have been allowed tho op'
por'uni'y Of inspecting this wondrous
stronghold. Nor | believe, is our
government at present in possession
OF any plan or sketch of the immense
works; and, "a evidence Of the ! sal.
ousy with which it ia hidden iron
the eyes Of Strangers. | may mention
that special permission from the Czal
ia requisite TO enable any foreigner
to enter it. The fortress ia callet
Modlin, or the New Georgian; il
Russia, Novo. Giorgiewick.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-19

CmcAGo. July Three compa
nies sent fer the relief OF Colone
Smith, at Monroe. Missouri, return
ed last night TO Hannibal, and re.
port the roads unobstructed between
Hannibal and Monroe. On arriving
at the latter place they formed a
junction with Smith's forccs, who
had entrenched themselves in the
acale my buildings. The rebels
twelve hundred strong, were group
e around over the prairie ont o
reach Of Smiths rifles. They hat
two pieces Of artillery, which were
brought to bear, hut the distance
sq sFffb bSRf%a4tc Rfat tpH pcEE s IsasGea YsTaf G Fl
lines. Smiths artillery, of longer
range. did considerable cxerniin"
Tho fSht lasted TIL dusk. The last
shot from Smiths guns dismounted
ono of the en"mv's, and Just at that
moment Governor Woods. OF ILL.,
nois, fell on their rear with cavalry
sent from Quincy on Wednesday
completely routing them, taking
seventy five priseners, one gun and
n large number oi horses.
Twenty or thirty OF the enemy
were killed. Not one man of the
federal forces was killed. although
several were severely wounded.
Colonel Smith is determined 70
sh Dot some of the most prominent
rebels. General Harris, the rebel
leader, escaped.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-19
ANCIENT CITIES DIoovRREp

ANCIENT Cries COVERED. -
Mr.. Graham, an Enplishman recent
ly returned from the East, in a re.
port to the Rnysl Asiatic Society
gives an account OF five ancien,
cities deserted and forgotten. which,
have been discovered in the Great
Desert beyond the Jordan. They
were found as perfect as ifthe inhsbit
ants had just lett them. the houses
retaining their massive store doors
In one Of the cities a large buildin,
like a castle, built OF white stone
beautifully cut. Further Eastwsr,
other places were found, where ever
stone had inscriptions in an nm
known character, which resemble,
Greek.