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won,t Enlist.

The New York Courier and Esq'srer mas sn' ,;ss
lowing distressing intelligence respecting 'ns u.'
culties of recruiting for the United o'Asss
Recruiting for the army nOtwthstanolttss come 70
number out Of employment, hss a0 .nort Of ALI tbe
stand still in this city The weekly eforSs repor 1erT
rendezvous handed i in Dyum5er of accepted recruits
a.sessSa a1R@siRs Rs:
seems to be on tne s over m while retaining only
eleven. Al. t..D our rolls down to
Inc S. 80 great is the rush Of recruits. A
Seg Sey hours only needed 70 raise company. !:
Is out of employment, but here men abandon
pood places to offer their services to the South and
onr commanders are pestered and perplexed how TO
decline the services rendered them These facts
contain a volume Of wisdom and eloquent warning
TO the Northern fanatics. The people of the North
are as courageous any other people, but they are
neither fools nor villains to volunteer Tor sucn
wicked and crazy undertaking as that OF suDlnga
ting free and independent people who are Ors1r on
ized to defend their rights and homes.-Hss VI
leans Della, FEB. 18th.
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THE New PREsIDEST OF ME1ICO.-Senior Lerao
de Teiada who has been elected President Of Mr4l-
co, is . gentlemen we'll known in the city OF New
York He is the most distinguished siatesEen o.
whom Mexico can boast, snd the liberal ideas q
government which he contracted in this country NAY
not be unserviceable 10 him in his new sistioh-
During his residence here his chief desire sas -
become intimately acquainted with our iSEs' ias'l
tuions and language. His career as Minister :.
Public Works and Secretary Of the Treasury uoeer
the Juarez administration in Vera Cruz mas san
ed him as man Of more than ordinary aoll,J, -
cordial desire has always been to reconshe A-.eS
snd the United States, and 10 develop thOse
sources of wealth, prosperity sndinteihgenSe
when property understood, can securely Diso .Se
two nations together. It would seem tas1 n ~ INC
election Of Teads there is some hsPe foE 'ne i1sors
of Mexico. That magnificent country 81 tne Mos-
tezumasths cradle Of the ancient glOries Of CssiiS
may now hope once mOrS to rise and stTsss5 Der
v;ngs to flights of noble purpose with the talent,
speTov and skill Of her new Governor the erete
Rssn5,ie which has so lOng lain Prcstrsie at the
fst ~ tyrants nav once more aspire 70 the bless
;1rs md iicbt and freedom, and may yet prove 10
.5s rard Rat the people Of Mexico, however cor
mt ,bsrr disrspuiable governments, have always
haar v;rtuous and free
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STRETCH & FORBES
Also keep on hand the largest and best stock of

this city. Whatever be the size OF the pa
tent kind Of herDS he certainly be suited oy cGE
COLLEGE UNION STREETS where can be
found Of Surgical and Dental Instruments
Lace Stockings, Knee Caps, Anklets, &c
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Know all men by these presents That the HoM IEsURAEcK
oErASY Of the City o. New York do hereby authorize any and
Agents that said Company has, msy hereafter have
on In the State OF Tennessee for and behalf Of said Oem
accept and acknowledge services Of all process Whether
nna 10 action proceeding against said Coupa
OF the courts OF said State And is hereby admit
and agreed that said service Of the process Aforesaid shall
and held be valid aud sufficient in that beha the
sevei said Company according to the laws and
aec Of said Stze other sta and all claims right
OF the such SERVICE hereby
Yessy waived and relinquished.
Witness hand I'd seal Of Company this 25h day OF
AnuAry 1861.
lsgnedl CHARLES J. MARTIN, Presiden
lLSl J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
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PHOCLAmATlON
IsHAm G HARRIS.

1.xarnor OF the State OF Tennessee.
III all officers Of The Militia and the Sheri5s Of al
,5s co.ufies IN said Stats-GREETNG:
ny virtue Of act Of the Gesral assembly Of the STATE of
Tennessee, passed January 3st 1851 you hereby
landed forthwith % issue Wrs Of election, TO al All vacan
s exeg in the Militia and open and hold elections for t
purpose in places holding elections your respscTo
countless after giving the notice required By law and maks due
and proper returns Of TIE sane
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my haad
and caused the great seal Of hs State 70 ee axed a
H. the Department in Nashville. this 4tn day OF fs'
, ruary, A. D., 1861. 80,
~ By the Governor: 1SHAM g. HBANAS-
J. Err BAY, Secretary Of State.
feh5-tkH2H
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CooL.-A gentleman residing in a village, finding
that the diminution Of his EOod-pilss continued
after his fires were out lay awake night in order
10 obtain, possible, some clue to the mystery. At
an hour when oil honest folks should be in bed,
hearing an operator al work in the yard. he eau
ticusly raised his chamber window, and saw 3 lazy
neighbor endeavoring to get large log into his
wheelbarroE. "You're pretty fellow" said the
owner, "to come here and steal my wood while
Sleep sYes," replied the thief . and suppose
you would stay up there and see me break my back
with lifting before you'd oer to come snd help me
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SENSE vs.. SEszIMEzT.-TO be pkilOsOphical-so
be even sensible-in love affairs, is rars felicity
Three-fourths, Of all the songs. sonnets aud mad
grigaIs Of lovers written in depression of ncon
staney in sorrow for unrequired affection, and in
revenge Of false vows and promises. Sometimes,
however, We see more wholesome sentiment
Tennyson in his poem Of In Memorium," says
very truly and beautifully:
ats better 70 have loved and lost,
Than never to have loved atall."
And Congreve. who wrote many years earlier,
with less beauty Of dietion but With equal phioso
ply in the thought:
6 False though she be 70 me and love,
III ne'er pursue revenge;
For still the eharmer approve,
Though IdeplOre the change
In hours Of bliss We OF have met
They could net aluayBlast,
And though the preseat regret,
I'm grateful for the pastl j"
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FEMALE TEAvIs.--The St. Louis Republican
tha f,llou;p0

A FEMALE TRAyIs.--The st. Louis Republican
relates the following:
A friend relates to us the following story, which
he assures US is perfectly reliable: Mrs Hord,
wife of Willis Hord, Esq, who lives out st Jen-
nines station on the North Missouri Railroad sew
en- miles from the city, was standing in the door
way of her house one day last week, when she saw
four wild turkeys slight in the yard where flock
Of tame turkeys were feeding. The foreign birds
at one commenced war of extermnation upon the
domestic fowls, an1 seemed in fair way OF gain
ing a victory Mrs. Hord sent for her husband to
come and shoot the intruders; but be was some
time in receiving the message, and the lsJy, fear
ing they might 1y away, went into the house, load
ed six-shooter, and came out within ten PAGES q
them. At the first shot she brought down her tur-
kew: second shot, down comes another plump wild
fellow; third shet, she breaks the wing Of nice
bird fourth, brings him down. fifth shot. the last
of the wild turkeys is slain, and Mrs. H0rd falls
hack exhausted into the arms Of her admiring hus-
band Who had just arrived in time to witness the
last shot The report Of Mrs. Hord's remarkable
shooting exploit was noised abroad, and score Of
more neighbers called in the sternoon TO see the re-
suit of her skill The next day Mr.. and Mrs
HOrd gave big dinner to their friends, aud had
the four wild turkeys nicely served up on the table
Our informant says that Ms. HOrd frequently
practices shooting a. mark psstime, and is al
most equal to her husband in the Of either pis-
tel or rifle.
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One Square, year. ssoEAch additional Square, siO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged for the excess.
IN rHE WEEKLY.
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subsequent Insertion.
Adyersens published in both Daily and Weekly, will
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added.
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SOTTCE TO SRIPPERS.

NASHVILLE Il CHATTANOOGA R. &. Col
superintendent Once,
URING the time breaks the West and Atlantic Bai
road Of Georgia. were being repaired used every exer
lion to accommodate business Of Local sstens in
cndng ChattausoVa But now hs the breaks in the State
Road have been repaired and Trains running through .
Atlanta We duty move In regular urn seceIa
no 10 dates the freghts that have accumulated during the @
pension ansportatons the Western and Atlantic ka
rad Therefore, Local stations nena
in received until further notice And ae
sjrinz 10 do equal justice ALL during this
OF freight request all parties in the city interested IN s
shnmen Of beth through local freight to furnish Us "ln
stasments OF freight ready Shipment that they may q en-
tered anon our Books their regular turn Inc han
fes from Steamboats, and Louisville road VIII snow Tor
themselves to dates =, W. sa1s. oOaH1
fehl6-H ouPNmSSuNeH"
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PIANos, mr1SIcr

AN ncF eceivfng Fall Stock Of Pisnofortes from the
following Factories which will be the largest oeree in
the city etenwsy sons A a Gale Co.. Haynes Brothers
Hazleon Brothers Wa Kaube Co., Peters and Wen Light
Bradbury, and Soebeler Schmidt all of which will be sold
ut cost for cash negotiable paper All tie
andsnla music uct received, together with Accordeons
Yions, fafes Drums Brass INSTRUMENTS &C. For bargains,
Is come 70 ne," at number 33. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
sept6-U
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HUNTSV VILE HO Il e L,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
yUNHIs House open the accommodation OF the Public
The rooms are large, we'll ventilated and furnished IN
with and beautiful furnit1re anc earpe
The Public Rooms and Halls are lighted By Gas.
The Ladies and Geseman Parors are furnished IN spsn
did and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting
THE TABLE
shall at all times supplied with everything good home an
foreign market Afford having in employ good and
experienced table servants, everything shall De pre-
pared and serve in the best manner.
THE BAR
furnished with old and excellent Liquors and Wines com
prng all the most popular brands both native and foreign
growth CONNECTED with this house is splendid
BILLIARD SALOON!
containing tables, aordng pleasant and healthy
recreation for q leisure hour.
in my power shall done to make the guests Of
the House comfortable.
fsbI5-dIm JOHN P. LEE, Superintendent
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@jreHlar.

NASHVILLE, January lst, 1851.
~ HAVE THIS DAY associated with US nr. X h
THoMpsoS formerly OF McNsry Co., and viii continue
the business under the Arm ef
BORGFELDF, THOMPSON d co.
Thanking you pest fsvors we solicit the continuance OF
YOUR patronage fer the new firm, snd remain,
Yours, very respectfully,
BORGRELDT GUNTRATH.
P s-All perSons indebted to will please sae nei Ac
counts early dA,e. 1Al<%-AA
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PROCLAMATION
CLARK d FULLER'S
OIL.
CLARK, GREGORY CO.,
SOLE POPR1EToRs,
CURES

Earache Toothaohe in three minutes rheumatism,
urbs. Neuralgia, Colds, ErySpeas Bronchitis Dyspepsia,
Cr.mps Infamed Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes Sore Throat,
t Rurns Bruises sprans, Chspped HAnds Piles Ulcers,
Bupon Corns Frosted Feet, Deafness, Old SoEeS,
s breast Ssre Nipples Scsd Head Rngwom, letter. Snake
tss spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites The world Is chAl
si fr i;s ScRds and Burns. II Scratches
sorre Sore Eyes hOrfes, Spran, Swinney, Poll Evil,
tpl saddle Calls, fresh Wounds SEeliEgs
U tbs remedy apply to tender footed horses
% toupdeE-ake feet and bath well about the fog Of
II foot Cures all cutaneous diseases beast
No one remedy 10 all but show more
Of AMBRosAL OFT in its healing proper
s from responsible who aDovebeDg bought than can
produced for any ether medicine.
We do not for every msady to which the human
luy are subject what proclaim suostAntae
living witnesses The ANDRoslAL On is Nashville Repara
and sold throughout the soah and Southwest by s good
ana general dealers The South may be justly proud
has produced really worthy edcEe which is bound
much Of the worthless imported trash win Nhoh
IL county is flooded.
please call At our Office where will take pleasure In show
letters and testimonials tso o SET forth in The form
an adyertisement of which from Physicians in
standing, who using it in then practice, As they state
in marvellous effects.
the world produce remedy speedy and eGse
% Read he evidence o. tAs virtue Of CLARK FuerS An
ol oil evidence SntheKo AID from persons whose word
S standing are rreproaehable Read sne he convinced
" CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
Sole Proprietors Nashville Tenn Depot 81 College street
Eshville, Tenn =, -. - h. - A..
erchants.
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L0misiana Sugar

4 n HoGsHRADs new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice srt
Nv ce steamer B. NJ Runyan on Monday next
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL. HOOPER CO.,
Nov lO-dtf Nos and Market street:
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TRUSTEES SALE

Valuable Land, near the City of Nashville
my virtue Of deed OF trust 10 executed by Dr. Joseph
Moere for certain purposes therein mentioned, and
y registered the Registers Office Of Davidson county, in
look No. 90 page 292, will proceed TO sell to the highest
dder at the court house. the city of Nashville Saturday
February 1861 between the hours OF 10 and y O'Clock
NJ valuable Of Land in the State Of Tennessee,
uny os Davidson 23d civil Disco Cumberland Rv-
coDtaping BY estimation 200 acres, the residence Of the
lid Or. Joseph 8. Moere. -
Terms s sale made known The day OF sale which will be
n cash unless otherwise directed. viii such right
JOHN B. ALDEKS0N.
auQ3-dtv&vtds Trustee OF J. b. Moore.
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YEyHIs is altogether Lew edicine result Of modern
discoveries in the vegeaol Engdem, being an eI1rey
worn ont systems published by SuscS to the suffer
ing Dr. Wright well knowing the deception upon the
Medical Fscuts VII witheut even one dssenn
voice. have given in their adhere noe TO It's perfect ans
control over whole physical when his frame has oeen
reduced and when ali other lnes known TO the
inyesTation and nj desp saaldln determination have
crowned the Doctors egors and he now oners the %
feng humanity the only M that can cure the fs0WnS
diseases-namely:
General Debility,
peteruinstion Of Blood to the Head,
cOnfusl ideas,
n'''I General sIa Irrtabily,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss pS,6spg;s Of aRpss''
Emaciation,
Dh0ISanizatO of the Organs Of
Paipia .tOn Of the Heart,
And in fact the Of nervous and deStaed
state Of the system
As "A StimulalIt,
IT quite different alcoholic prep OnS It is not sub
gradually eeeBty, long the least necessity exists for
its presence
As n Female Medicine,
1t equally powerful and elective the equilibrium
And Scr thsu All the 9th r medicines which for years
have flooded market and which only injurious IN Psc
Or t ,bst tSe "T. o5v made from the eGusionS minds
gnorant o! the Medical profession altogether.
No Mine rails!
Dr. Wright thinks It well to professional character
on the fact what form the least
pSrts ingredients of his Rel uyensting knoN
ing what ruin has been enaled on the community ny opium ANU
mercury. - uu-.-
Generally to the debiated Wright would say Never
despA No matter be- no matter
weak you are-no what the have
at once whatever de part from Hygte Pnopes
take his
RejuVenatIE iE EIixIr,
4Nef efuEten q
the reverse to your friends healthy ssundi and worthy
/ laemher Of the human family
Price 81 per bottle, thre bottles for S. and forWa-
| ed by mail to All parts Of the United States. -
M Al, rss1.ctsble uprs throughout United States
and Csnadas The trade supplied at liberal dlscoon1
For sale by the proprieters IN
| q and Isl ChAItres street,
| New Orleans, Las
Sold In Nashville by W. Hend ero Berry DemovILie
wing b Pendeton. all respo asibie druggists oeU
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Ggt 9asgbills Gnipn ana 5ntritan
Daily ss; Tri-Wsekly ss; weekly 81.
BATES OF AdverlIsInE.

TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
IN TnR DAILY.
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hisplanta <nRGnN
HFA ion called CAPITAL VIEw, lying on sSSzsA
<s.3nA the north side Of Cumberland River, &Sf6yX
IiIIIE4n three mlesfrom the City ofNashville, G%R
lIlhI 4 coptaing about Three Hum
da&EzsA dred Acres. He will sell it all -<kzaaEzea.-
together or small tracts lots to suit purchasers VI
will exchange improved property in the city 1t OF
the very best quality well wateed about half Of
cultivation and the balance in fine timber and pasture
There are two COED dwelling houses barn and stables &C.
For information apply the undersigned or to John James
sep20-tf. Thus u. JAMES
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A Good Farm for Sale.

A Good Farm for Sale.
Nv since 1855 and known as the Rogers land, lying
yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage
within one mile Wiamsvie and three miles Of the Nash
willie and Northwestern Raroad healthy pleasant and beau
u part Said land contains about two hundred
and ninety aes-eghy cleared and about fifty acres
good land 70 clear sA good Of cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses out houses Aro two good
orchards and several failing springs Of excellent water
timbered certainly be made Of the most de
rable in this secten Of country We promise
land will sell Tor cash, time with inter
est For further information call James McNey, who
lives place. the undersigned at Fower Landing
Tennessea river BYRN & BROTHER.
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}. EDWARDS, =. .. HARRIS, Z r AO"A
EnWARnS HARRIS a Co.
HORACE HI. HARRISON,

(sUccxssoRs TO EDWARDS, suKKRsoE COL
ETILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business the old stand College and
,Srrcb stres,s julyl5-6
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No: AZ Ce d ar sire eet,
Opposits tss Catholic Church, ESshcie, 1ssnessesD
VKTILL acce in several Courts held in NASHVILLE an
Wv in the Chancery and circuitCourts at ncAnnVihs
mhIg-dh
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CoMrrRoLUER's oFTIcE,

Nashville, fem Jan. 26, lS6l.s
This Is 70 certify that the HOhE ASSURANCE COMPANY, lOea
New York is the State Of New Yoyk, has complied win all
requirements Of the Code, the OF Foreign Insu
CompAnies in Sections 1898 1907 inclusive well
the Act o 2h Of March, 1850 chaptsr BIS section 10 requir
deposit with the Comptroller twenty thousand dollars
six per cent Bonds Of the State.
And that W MARI the legally authorized Agent Of the
ompany in the city OfNashville, State Of Tennessee
Ut DUNLAP, Comptroller.
Policies issued and renewed and Losses promptly and
bid for this very popular Insurance COMPANY.
W. J. MARR, Agent,
jan30-3v No. 25 College street
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TIE GLOBE:
rhe 0hHci,I paner Of Congress.

PUBLIsH now INV animal Prospectus OF The Daily Globe,
and The C6a0yessional GBo6s and ppeadeD 70 remno
Congress viii meet on the Monday OF next Decbe when
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ter and therefore deem needless to gives minute
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The DAILY Globe will contain report of the Depats - oosn
branches Congress taken down By reporters
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.
To the Creditors of John HI. Smith, De-
ceased.

EURsUANT order. this day made on me- as Admnisrs
tor Of John Smith you are hereby
Clerk of the County Court Of Weakly county a. ha
office DRESDEN before the 18th Gay o Nay next or
Indication and prorat distribution having this day suggested
tbe TnsoIyency 81 Ead estate. January 22d, 1861.
~ W. K. ROSS, Administer Of
fsbl-wAtpr'ssees3 John Il. Smith, deceased