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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-08

INTERVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CoNsULs WITH TIE
COMMANDERS OF THE BLoCKkDING SQUADRoN.-On
Sunday evening last, the British Consul Mr.. VIM.
Mure, the French Consul, Mons. E. Mejan, and the
Spanish Consul senior Juan Callejon, with onmis-
sion of the Chamber of Commerce OF this city, q
delegation of the Towboat Company, and Mons. ID.
Baroche agent of the French Government, left this
city, on the towboat Ocean, Capt Whitney, to have
an interview with the commanders OF the Federal
war steamers Brooklyn and Pocahontas, composing
the blockading squadron off the Balize.
They were received with distinguished consider
alton by the officers of those vessels consular sa-
lutte being fired for each of the Consuls in honor OF
their reception
In the interview the Consuls asked for an extern
sion of time to allow the vessels belonging to their
respective Governments to leave this pc {. Capt.
Poore, of the Brooklyn, replied that no impeachment
would be put in the way of any foreign vessels 60
ing out but that he had authority TO extend the
time allowed by the Federal Government for the
departure of vessels after the commencement OF the
blockade, and that the delay would expire on Sun
day next, the 9th inst and that no vessels, under
any circumstances, would be allowed to enter.
In behalf of the Towboat Association, 1t was then
demanded that in towing the vessels out to sea the
towbeats should be protected on their return. and
allowed to enter without seizure or molestatiou.
This request agreed to, and the official inter
view having terminated the Inequalities OF the
Brooklyn were offered to the consus and the depu-
tations and after the exchange of courtesies they
departed. aud reached the city at 8 O'Clock this
morning.-NeW Orleans Picdyune June 8.
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To the Volunteer Companies OFTEN
neSSHe!

ID EP0RT To the Governor, together with tender
vice. complete list Of the officers and each CONF
panYi the possessed by the company and
the post Office address Of the captain service desired
whether Infantry, Cavalry Artillery and no provided
with, what arrangements have been made the conPAy IS
to uniforms, camp equpage and tse Ike.
let the report be csEtihsd BY the captain
Each should be under thorough drill and ds
line.
be furnished the company mustered into
JAaEsW McHENRY,
paya-dtw&w2w Adjutant GeneFal-
! Memphis Appeal and Knoxville Register copy 70 amount
Of e5 each and forward bill.
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UTILL be sold on rhursda ! Ne e. 97,b

Ill be sold on Thursday, the 9Th % june 1861,
chine shop with all the machinery TOOLS
60 work that may Be on hsnd, not previously sold
emery consists Of good ten horse engine boer nearly
new Two gAred Lsthes for turning Iron Lahs for
one Bolt Outer one Daniel Palmer, WoodEorth Palmer,
onIenorlng MACHINE tive Circle Sash
Benehes four or hve setts Bench Tools
articles not e1umersed Said shop formerly occupsd b.
Elliott kalstsn IL is twenty miles from Nashville, the
Road az Smyrna, Ruth srford county. Tennessee
one OF the best locations the Ssts Machine Shop
carpenter shop OF Cabinet Shop. Any wishing
puredase BY writing 70 further inisrnaton, call
81 the shop and Elliott will then the machinery,
Terms fourth cash. the balance in equal payments
SIX tEsVe and eighteen months Vth notes payable
well secured This April 10Th, 1851.
Smyrna, Teuu. STLAS TICKER.
Q-wtd
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Accompanying the Rome Light Guards. from Geor-
gia, who arrived at Lynchburg few days since,
was the wife of the gallant Captain, who was de-
termined to share with her husband. TO when she
has been united in marriage only few~weeks, all
the dangers and the priyatiOns of the war. She
was armed TO the teeth, carrying in a belt around
her waist very formidable bowie-knife and pistol
which she declared would be used whenever OCCASION
offered and that she felt herself able to use them
most effectively. Her husband, Capt. Magrudcr, is
a native Of Virginia, and cousin Of Col J. Bank
hesd Magruder of the Virginia Artillery service.
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The Houston Telegraph, Of the 2Fth alt, ia 4

The Houston Telegraph, Of the eth alt, ia is
weekly commercial review, says:
We learn from all the central and Northern por
tons Of the State that the wheat crop being sue
cessfully harvested and is turning out very alum
dainty, as was expected. The attention Of the
farmers is now being turned TO the best methods Of
preserving the surplus above the wants Of the
year. We hear Of large contracts being made Tor
wheat at 40 cents and one e: IS cents. this rate
many thousands Of bushels could be deliTered IN
Houston at 81. With good mills here this would
enable us 10 export flour to New Orleans at present
prices there. We are now in immediate connection
with the vast lumber regions Of Eastern Texas and
slaves for flour barrels could be brought here in
any quantity. AT any rate the -four required for
our own home consumption bids fair to be cheaper
than ever for the ensuing twelve months.
The corn crop is now beyond injury from drought,
and promises to be equally abundant and cheap. 1t
viii not be worth over twenty five cents In many
parts Of the State.
Such year for emigration was never before
known, and we confidently look to see vast In
crease TO our population the ensuing winter, II not
during the summer.
The wet spring has in some measure injured The
growing cotton but still there is little reason TO be-
eve any permanent injury to tie prospect has been
DONE The sugar cane, we continue to hear, Is more
promising than ever before.
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THE CRANCERY CoURf ar Dies

THE CRAHCERE COURT AT DIES
den for Weakley County. >tate Of Fem
nessees. original and Injunction BllO.der Of PuSA
uoa-Jeptna Gardner William Hanpt0a and MatheS
Thomas As sdminsst1r Of Aired Thonas, deceased From
e aav1t 70 the bill in this the Clerk and
Master OF said C0art that the said Matthew Thomas
resident Of ssh State ef Tennessee and resides in Kentucky
IL Is therefore ordered BY said Clerk and Master that puo
on Of tbs order be made for four taeesye in he WEEK
~ ChioH and AsrSd, newspaper published Ia the city Of
nashville in said state o. Tennessee commanding The said
Mathew Thomas to e his answer, plea demurrer sid
bill on or before the next Of said Chancsry COnr b
held Al the courthouse in the said Of Dresden the second
Monday in July the will hs. In all things taken
for confessed against him, and for hearing him sse
At said term of said Court This the 9th day CT March,
"a true copy from the Order BOok-)
NATHAN n. EDWARDS, Q. AN.
spi3, 6l-w4t-prs fee % Of said Court
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NoT1cE 30 TIE Passive are requested by the
military authorities of the Confederate States. TO
,rge upon our brethren Of the Press, throughout
the South, the Importance OF aostaining IRON al
Decifi ausionto the movements of troops. The very
s5;spst plans OF the Government may be thwarted
bv an unti1nelv or otherwise injudcious exposure.
The above, from the Savannah Rep'6hcdn, is
regulation which should have been long since
sSontaS We Commend II to the particular stten-
zion of our friends OF the press. We shall hereafter
omit all mention of the passage OF troops through
chs city .-Aagtsid Chronicle and Sentinel.
We have for some time partially abstained from
susion to the movements of troops, for the rea
Sons suggested by our contemporaries. All mention
of the movements of troops ahNQf the obtaining Of
supplies Of any description ought now to be omit
ted. We hope our Tennessee contemporaries Will
adopt,this course as a rule
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THAT'S RIGHT-0ur much esteemed friend M
who has been one of the strongest and one of the
best Union men in the city, informed us yesterday
that be intends to vote to-day the full ticket for
Southern Independence, and if needs be he is ready
to defend that vote with his musket and bayonet
against the usurper and his hordes. If every Ten
nessean would thus free himself from party preju-
dice our State would be unit for right and justice.
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The supply OF Food.

DR.. JOHE W. LEWIS, Superintendent of the State
Read, having recently passed through Tennessee
and Virginia, writes with the view of alaying ap-
prehension from the public mind in relation to
the present and future supplies of food. He says
Notwithstanding the partial blockade of the Mis-
sissipp River and its great tributaries, there Is
plenty of food both of bread and of meat, for some
time yet to come, on this side of the blockade. These
supplies, under the isttering prospect of an album
dant crop of wheat, oats and grass, now growing
and maturing. will cause present supplies to come
forward more freely. Ny trip embraced a distance
of about 400 miles, and without any exception
along the whole way, there is growlng-and in
many places nearly matured-the finest crop of
wheat ever saw. both as to quality and amount.
The oat crop is also promising and tie grass crop,
both in Tennessee and Western Virginia, is both
abundant and of unusual luxuriance. Virginia will
make an excess of wheat for home use. East Ten
nessee will make large excess for Shipment to
Georgia. Added to all this there is planted great
breadth of corn Virginia is planting but little to-
bacco; North and South Carolina but comparatively
little cotton. and best of ALL fewer idle people by
far than usual.
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CAPT. MCDONALD AT sPRINGFIEI.D-We understand
that Capt. Mcdonald will be produced before the T.
usder the habeas cors writ issued by the Judge Of
shat Court last Monday. BE wentto Springfield
last evening in the cars in custody of the proper
officers. We have not been able 20 leerH che cause
of this change in the proceedings. Possibly the
pie .dings to-day may enlighten us.-S. LoVis Re
publican, June G.
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From Concord. Nh.

CONCORD, n. H., June Gov. Berryis message to
measures that shall aid the General Government in
resisting rebellion wsged against our institutions.
and trusts New Hampshire viii be behind none of
her sister States in the appropriations of and
money for the purpose. He recommends the or
gsnzatiOn of at least one regiment for every
ty in the State, be thoroughly drilled and sQu p
ped at the expense of the Government.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-08

ARREsTED.-We have Just heard that man nam
ed Bushrod Wick, native Of Nash county in this
State who arrived here Thursday professedly with
dispatches from Gov. Letcher TO Gov. Ellis, wsa
put under arrest on Thursday on suspicion that be
was one of Lincoln's spies. II is rumored that
Gov Ellis telegraphed Gov. Letcher and ascertain
ed that the dispatches we're spurious That's right
Keep sharp eye on the birds. -RoeiJh IN. c. Sa,l-
dard ,Jluae 6.
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Don't brand your brave volunteers,
as traitors, by your votes to-day.
Anfa EArIE.

The sooner high and important duty is dischSrg-
ed especially duty that involves in its consequent
ees such nomentous results as the election of to-
dav the better for the duty and the better for the
consciences of those discharging it, For that rea-
son we would urge the friends of Southern hide
pendence go to the polls and cast their votes ear
~ to-day. Let them vote, and then they will be
free to bring in the laGgards, the luke-warm and
che indifferent. Let Nashville cast such unani-
snevs vote for the South to-day as she never cast
before ia any cause. We entrcat our friends then,
90 vote early to-day.
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Close Your business Houses.

We are requested to suggest to the business men
Of this city that they close their business houses,
to-day, ami give the entire day to their country.
Let every man manifest that interest in the momen-
tous issues Of the election, shall insure unan-
miIy, unparalleled in the expression OF Nashville
in favor of Southern independence. Business men,
you have an immense stake in the contest. Give
this day then to work, work, work.
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Attachments.


II ANrEL DEAN u sehoit In this case 4 appssrsuvt "a
IL satsfaction, hat toe defendant schss Il ror
rssdnt OF the state % Tennessee, audit furiher f
Ad&vt Of Piaia1, that the defendant dehfed = SIN ~
tbs q nineteen liars, ty - I, there ere 55
BY ne thai publication be msde In the Naahve Tni, -
6fcAn Tor iour successive weeks,
sehott, to appear feore ne a. oe II The down al 10
den, Perry county. Tennsssee, the 3luS DAY on NAV - -
piead dsnnr E5d Aachrusnt ~ o. 49, ~ -
set for hsaring exp arte. ghisA2rii l9.h. 1851
JOHN LARKIH. SsFs
4ayie=SspFseess for PerTE soEzfs Hs.P
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A MCMILLAN IN TROUBLE AT CAIRo.-Mr. ]. P. KelA
", an IRISH gentleman who has lived in Memphis
seversl months, was arrested day or two since by
TIE authorities at Cairo and it said is 70 be hung
Mr.. Kelly formerly lived in Iowa City, and was on
his way TO bring his wife to this city. Some time
since Mr.. Kelly published call upon his country
men in this city 70 unite in defence of the South and
this is probably the extent of his offending If Mr.
Kelly is harmed, he will be amply avenged Asm-
phis Avalanche, june 6.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

cAUrroN.--All the telegraphic dispatches from
New York, Washington City, &C., are supervised by
the LINCOLN Government. Only such are allowed
TO be sent as suits its purposes. Therefore all
are to be rece Sed with great allowance. Thsy ex-
agerate aqainst the South and for the North.
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CLARK & FULLER'S
OIL.
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
SOLE POPRIEToRs,

Headache, Earache Toothache in three minutes Rheumatism
Coughs Neuralgia, Colds, Eyspeas Bronchitis Dyspepsia,
Collie Cramps Insned Eyes, Chronic Sore h Sore Throat
Burns, Bruises sprains, Chapped Hands, Piles Ulcers
aErs Bunions, Corns, Frosted Feet Deafness, Old Sores
Breast Nipples Scald Head letter
ties, Spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites The world
Scads snd Burns. II Scratches
horses Bore Eyes horses spran, swinney Poll Evil
Fsua saddle and harness Calls, fresh Wounds SEengs
the remedy apply to tender footed horses
foundeTtake the feet and bath we'll about the
the foot Cures all cutaneous diseases beast.
No remedy in all but show
proof Of ANBR0sAL OIL in its healing proper
ties responsible who being bought
be produced Tor any other medicine.
We do for every masdy to which the human
smy but what proclaim substantise
living witnesses The AhBRosLAL On is Nashville pepara
sold the south and Southwest BY ell good
druggists general dealers The South may Justly
that Dr. Clark anave Tennesean: after much labor and
Search has produced really worthy eociLe which bound
drive out much Of the worthless imported trash with which
he country is flooded.
Please call Office, where will take pleasure in SHOW
ing letters and testimonials tso tose forth in the form
Of advertisement, of which from Physicians in
standing, who using it in their prsetee As they state
with marvellous effects.
Wechaenge the world produce remedy speedy and eec
tive in its healing properties.
p Read the evidence the virtue Of osrk FullerS Am
broeaI OIL evidence suiherc and FROM whose werd
standing rreProachable Read and be convinced
CLARK, GREGORY & 90,
Sole Propretors Nashville Tenn. Depot II College stree
Nashville, Tenn
For sale BY The Prspeiors Druggists country
merchants. noyIO-v6m
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De ChancerY at Linden, Tenn.

WAR Is GOLHART, A. Kerie haus Ct aIApri Rules
- lS6l.Cross BIl-In This cAcse II sppsars from Com
pansnts Ill., which is sworn to- that the dfendan RsE
c&naus and James Morgan, nonessnts q The State Of
Tennessee Its therefore hat publication be made
the NASHVILLE Union and American for four weeks
requiring said defendants APPEAR At tbs term u the
OnaDeery Court to te holden the county Of Perry,
courthouse thereof, Linden. Thursday the second
Aonday in June next, and plead denu complain
anss bill the will be confessed and
set for hearing parteasto them
IsAAoN. HUME, c. N.
MN Cox, Solicitor for c0mPlsinsntE
ar,fi- ut 4faaal
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EKanny's combined Reaper and
Mower,

kNTITH WOODS lMPROVEMENIss.rh
wv celebrated daeine eceived the nt premium OF Grand
aSLD MEDAL as Resping Moving Machine
great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville,
September, 1857 The tris OF Syracuse, New
York July where all the pr pal Machines in the United
thoroughly tested The committee made their
through Marshal p Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, st Louisville, Ky.
the best kesper, and the be
Mower separate committees appointed By the Pres
dent Davidson County Agricultural Society," At Nashville,
"a July 1857 most the machines now in use in Tenn
and awards given this MsOh
durng the season, every MAchnein America
We have hand lot Of these macAins that selling
at grea tly reduced prices.
maY3l-d&tR2Y ARMsTRONQ Q co.
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From st. LouIs.

ST.. Louis, June "a battalion Of U. S. regu-
lars from Carlisle Barracks, destined for New
Mexico, arrived here yesterday and proceeded West
by the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad.
Col. Boernstein has resigned the command ofthe
Second Regiment Of Volunteers.
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InsoIYent Notice.

Chaneery at Jamestsgn, Tenn James n. Wright Al
illustrator Of John Williams, deceased, The Heinz
Crers Of John williams, deceased 1t appeariB1 tbs
Court in the above that the RIllaus
deeeass nsoVent IT Is therefore ordered By the Court hA
al persons having claims against the Of John
Williams decease. file them with the CLERK aEd Master
aid Ceur before the first Monday September next
duly authenticated, according TO law they VIII BE frever
barred. Il. f. RLEDSOE. o. 4 NJ
msy29-w4tprsfees3
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TILErAMH BOrrs.cAM.
msyI4-s4tpr,.lssss

WE7N GEARHAKT vs. ? < Hamslton and others-Iadv,
Nv meut and Attachment BilL-Aprii Rulea, peI-O,
motion OF By bis solicitor and Il Appeanrs 10 n
sasaction Of and Master, from asTaor IN som
uaiuantgbilI which that defendant Raneon
non resident the Stats Of Tennessee Il Therefore ~
ed that publication made for four successive weeks In me
Union and American, Newspaper published in ths rv of
Nashville requiring said ent defer dant 10 AIMEE, ~
CT the net term of the ChaBcery Court II II all
fer tie esuaty % Jackson, the hulse , ~. -
Ganssboro the 2i Fondsy in August then AKA A,re ~ %
defence TO comp lain ants bill, judi msnt IN l. t ~
defs1lt and me cause SCI tor eE parte 10 him
WILLIAM Il. Bolts O az
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CARO, June Cool Prentiss. learning that the
Seeessionists had camp st Elotts Mills, Kentucky,
sent two companies there. Col. Wicklifs remon-
strated against this invasion. Prentiss replied that
it his determination to send troops in any direc-
ton upon any soil that the government required
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NOTICE,

TNRoM and after the May prsx; desiring
Renewals Of Fire Policies, will be uired the
iurs in CASH. the time Of such renewal By order Of
Drector1 A " DCTLER, Secretary
Tenn. Mar. Fire Insurance Co
JANIS WALKER, Secretary
IL Damn Tnanr On
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:" KIRKPATRICK vs. K Hameltou and otAers-JudE-
I'VE and Attachu ent Bill April Rules ls6i.-0n
motion Of complainant By his solicitor, appearing
the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from allegation In
compainans BILL which is sworn that the defendant p X.
Hsmeon, is nenresident Of the State OF Tsnre IL
ordered that pubaO be made for four weeks IN he
Union and American Newspaper published in the city Of na
vile, requiring the said deenoanto sppea before e Chaneey
Court TO be he for the county Jaekou st the eourhoHse
in the toSn o. GsnesooEo the ID Monday in August nex,
then and there his defence anaDt bill
judgment by DEFAULT will be taken and the cause set down FOR
hearing parte 10 him
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
~ W. KIBBEB will henceorth nake Nashville his permA
HT. nent reai1ence, and will tune Pianos OrgansS
and the year tanning and visit
often required he will spend least week in eYe
1 city and vicinity he will visit regularly he
MIDI West East Tennessee, and North Alabama
Mississippi Orders left ct Benson Co.'S Music Store,
Reeds Piano Rooms. Church street. Communications By
uwilI Ia at 5ed MI
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From New Bedford.

ST. JOINS, N. B., June THE telegraph lines be-
ing cut. the steamer Vgo took dispatches. 1t is
useless to send European dispatches via. Cape Race
until Provincial affairs are settled.
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FromLoulsvIlIe.

LOUISVILLE, June THE merchants request that
the Confederate POstmasters do not cancel the Fed
eTal stamps, they not acknowledged on reach
ing Federal dominiens when cancelled South.
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deceased are hereby notified them with the Clerk Of
he Comfy Court OF Weskey county, Tennessee a. hs ce In
Dresden OF before The l5h DAY o. August next Tor sand
Vency Of said estate, and sa CLERK hying appointed
orthe sdindicston Of ths cssgs sssspat ,he ANS:
Ross, Admi1istratoR,
a. the estate Of a DAYS, deceased-
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The election in the 9th ward, we are requested by
the Sheriff to state, viii be held at the shop of
Messrs. TARPLET and PYLEs on Market street.
Noters will take notice and govern themselves ac-
eordinpIvs
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DEBow's REvnw.-We have received the May
and June numbers of this valuable Southern serial,
filed with great variety of interesting reading,
literary scientific, commercial. statistical and agri-
| cultural
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Lincoln is taking care Of his Illinois friends.
There are already two Brigadier Generals from that
State, Prentiss and Pope, and it is reported that
John A. McClernard will receive commission. 1t
is also announced that Illinois Is to have MAJOR
General But perhaps this refers to the appoint
ment of Governor Banks as United States Quarter
master General, with that rank.
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ANN0TINCEVTENTS.

We authorized 10 Col MATT MARTINI OF Bed
ford co1ny candidate for Major General Of that Military
Division. Election, June 9Th
We are authorized NJ ALEXANDER as can
ddae representative next Legislature for the District
composed Of the couties Of Smith, Macon and Sumner