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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-24
NUMBER $50

NeI Oris4h1i ne says that business Il fat. There -
.lO.I.nf as Sna lhe Union feeling stronger than
IS 80 IS4u suppose His opiniCn Is that it
Woulo not ta2e very large army to caut,,re ~,
city, as most OF the citizens arc IN favor 81 fhe
Union. iexpect % nave charge Of one OF the gun
boats, and want ycu to keep me ,,os,sl .R,e-,s
things. Give al the information sbont Pal ssI
Ouachita rivers, sad how much cotton 49, Il
from Alexandria 60 the mouth and how n,1cb yviII
be made on Black and Ouaehita rivers for it vilbs
our aim % take all the cotton on these rivsrs sr
send it Up the Ohio. want you to Rn.i ont low
many pilots we can count on in Red River, and send
me the names. You have sent me two besides your-
selffOr Ouachita-Casper and RedeEbaum. TsIIs
them that they Wll have share in all the prizes
that are taken. Tsl z. to write me- All the pilots
that go with US viii make money enough to do them
without going on the rivers again. win let you
know IN time to meet me at Memphis. It win be
glorious thing to clear the traitors out, and show
them lesson for robbing mints and customb0uses,
and stealing steamboats,. YoE must send your lef-
lers by private hands to Cairo. Do not trust the
mails viii send this to Memphis by private han1s,
and have 1t mailed there. Ny respects to Mrs. ".
-r Yours, JoHN SEBASrIAs. =
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Llneoln splss In Ne.v orleans.


Three men were arrested 8 few days ago. By
order Of the Governor and detained for examination
on most serious charge. Their names are J. d.
Walker, Nicholas Casper, and - ROdenbaum, all
three pilots. Being alleged to be spies, il was
deeFne1 BY the Governor most fitting that they
should be turned over to the Confederate CommaIi-
der of this Military Department. and accordingly
they were sent 70 Gen. Twiggs, who was preparing,
in conjunction with the Governor, TO have &C nVes
tigation The act in which it is alleged these men
were engaged is no less than reasonable eorres-
pondence having for its object the assisting in the
organization Of Lincolns hOtla for decent upon
Notwithstanding the serious aspect which this
case has assumed writs of hGOeds corpus were sued
out yesterday by two Of these men. before Judge
Howell of the Sixth District Court Geo L. Bright,
ESQ appearing attorney for Walker, and J. B.
Cotton Esq, for Casper. The writ was served upon
Nayor Monroe, who denied having the prisoners in
custody, his honor having stated that under the
orders of the Governor and Major Gen. fwiggs,
they had been committed to the charge Of the Sheriff.
who we learn viii be summoned today.
I5is very bassible that the evidence is vet iRcom
nIete to yarrsnt their detention and if 50, these
men may be turned loose to pursue their treason
able schemes, and both the Governor ard Gen,
Tvirgs be thwarted in the patriotic efforts 70 guard
the welfare Of the Republic.
The following Is cepy Of letter addressed to
Can't T. D. Walker, one Of the spies arrested, which
was intercepted. 1t shows clearly that we ara
surrounded by spies, and that at the present time
TOO rnueln raEilance and cireumspectiOn cannot te
tsad II sas police ss well as BY our loyal citizens
Z tasi This letter would seem to convict the
se party beyond the shadow Of doubt
IoUrsyfIiE, June 80. 1S6l-CKPF. J. D. WAIKTR
-DEAR sR : I received your second letter the other
day and was happy to hear from YOU lou say
that the rebels suspected you, and tried to get rp
report that you was q Union man-bnt convinced
them yeu were sound on the Southern goose. The
river is so low that we cannot make much head
way. am in hopes that we viii have rise in
day or So that viii let rs out to Cairo. saw Capt
I Z -. ~ Z = - =
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,DmBeLEAN,s UNIVERSAL Pills,
For Liver Complaints BIIiousness Head-

" EYEE has bean CATHARTIC medicine offered 10
the public, that has given such entire satisfaction No
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
be taken by the most tender infant yet prompt and powerful In
removing all Bilious secretoRs Acid Impure, Peted Matter
from TIE Stomach. In fact they he only Pills that SHOULD
b used in nElarious dsstrics
They Prodnoe Gripping Sickness Pain IN ths Stomach
Bosels though active and searching in their operation
promoting healthy secretions ofthe Liver and Kidneys Who
Will su from BioEsnes Headache and Foul Stomach when
cssap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly
hand single dose taken in prevent hours, days
and months Of Sickness Ask FOR Dr. J. II. McLesns UnTe
M Pills Take other Being coated they tSsees Price
Only = Cents k2, and be sent By mail to any part Of
t1s UnitsI el6tcs
J. II. NOLAN, Sole Proprietor,
CosnsT OF Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, No.
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Na..ee ID RniIF0ad COmpanies.

u1aGesgued having hscn crest expense and trouble
% build q tliI foT the pGrpuse Of RE-ROLLlNG OLD
-RoAD IRON, a2d also for the manufacture Of NKW
IS and icing tie only establishment of the kind IN the
l Coufeisacy had hoped 20 meet with that encourage
rSl would enable them to have constant employment,
se-y reaay promote the interests Of the great Rail
l,e-2Tzsz Of the south As yet, however, they have
hut iite enc0ursg except from the Roads in the
y % me Al!l, although tler interest, we'll the in
u se Reads T-qurce that this establishment shoud be
ned
therefore take tsis method say the various Railroad
anaf Jhl ue=d Iron reroed any that need New Rails
-re pre- are 90 iCrEiah item With either at short
as a. DE F-g rG quality, provided receive their
c-s1 lt t-- Gl't EJ 4o sept 10 operation. But IL "
s-s cd oal--- .or TIE gant CT oT3ers, can glVs
.-t F1 O. ~s--E1 work soon gain We there
.pseEu l5--c-- Cr'sgs, a5 sssl
Ec9FIELD GMAREHAM,
atlanta, Georgia
4yilis Urioa and american copy week, and forwaE
Commonwealth oce, Atlanta, Ga AEnd copies Of they
sfainine 7rsrfi-s---r ,-~Le7 a. =
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PATRIOTISM OF THE JEws.-A late letter from Rich-
mond in the New Orleans CresceTt contains the fo-
lowing testimonial to the patriotism Of the Jews;
am not sufficiently acquainted with the history
Of the Jews in the United States TO authorize 70
chronicle the unanimty Of the Hebrews in favor Of
the South, and the patriotism eVinced By them in
our common struggle, as even remarkable But
such is the fact, am aware that they always take
the lead in commerce. have learned that in nod
times they fought bravely and with desperation
in Warsaw and OrseoW, and the Old Testament es-
tRbhshes the fact they were formerly Earike peO-
pe and the present struggle demonstrates that they
have good deal Of the old heaven still in them.
They can be found IN considerable numbers in tlie
army in Virginia, regiment but can n1Il-
Der from twenty to fifty Of them in its ranks SOME
or less and well regarded BY their officers
as cleany, cheerful and active soldiers. Among the
1900 Federal prisoners confined in Richmond every
nationality IS represented except the Israehtes.
There is no Jew among them. Besides .men, they -
have contributed money to the cause, and with 70
sparing hand at that
Those residing without the Coufederate States are
with US 20 q man. The Jews Of Chatham street,
New York and of Harrison street. Batmores are -.-F
under the surveillance Of the Federal detechves--
They are believed to be disloya to q Lincoln Gov
ernment and are suspected Of furnishing material
aid to the Rebels. Richmond is fall Of merchandise
declared eontraband by Secretary Seward, and ey-
cry day brings fresh arrivals Pistols, swords, -.
belts buttons gold lace uniform trinnliBgs blank q
cts cassinets cassimeres shoes and woOlen socks,
are being received every few days. and it Is se- M
cret where they come from and who brings them
and the prices charged for these indispensable art-
eIes are rot near as exh0rbitant and unreasonable
ss those charged by CHRISTIAN SPECTATORS in pork
bacon flour and coffee, for the support Of our gat -
LIANT soldiers. The Jews adept trade for iveh- 49,
hood, and never venture, IN general way, in spec
uiation The nest Puritanical straightlaced Chris
tan can be induced to venture his money when.
large profits and rapid realization sre made appa-
rent to him, and generally selects the wants and
mlsfortunes Of his fellow man As tne most pronls-
! inc field for his experiments.
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h nothing Is The weakness Of the Federal 6

In nothing is the weakness of the Federal Gov
ernment more strikingly shown than in those quea-
lons on maritime rights on which it was won't to
maintain hdefant language and naughty attitude.
It stignstz0s Southern privsteers Gs pirates, and
treats them as prisoners Of war. Let US now see
what will be done in the case Of those men who
were saved Of the wreck Of the Confederate vessel
Petrel the stolen property Of the United States,
commanded by Confederate sfieer, which actually
engaged United States frigate, and was sunk by
her. ~,
Every sea-goiIig vessel ia the United States, ex-
espt 1--WE, which now being reftted is in active
employment. The great majority Of the vessels
aoat are sailing ships, and 1t viii be observed with
surprise that the new steamers ordered comprise
number Of paddle wheel vessels. OF ], ,35z COM
missioned officers in the navy, 342 were from the
Confedsrate States, Of whom 32l have resigned;
and it is feared that there many officers in the
service whose hearts are not in the right place on
this question, or who, to use the American slang,
are mot square on the goose"
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IEBERsI5rY ASD PATRIoTIsN.-We are inioEIned ~
friend that John BurEin, Esq7 rssidlng 70 h99ets
s,n conntv Va few miles from Camp Troustale)
nrounpted v spirit Of deep devotion 70 the csIize
Of Soutbern Independence has given 800 bushels CT
wheat for The use Of our troops The C0nlTissaEy
has ta<en 100 bushels and the remainder is ready
FOR him. On Thursday last Mr.. William A Buutjn,
his only son. was elected captain Of 6 company
composed principally Of his neighbors. They were
Immediately mustered into service, and viii Do
their duty whenever called into the field. WIKI
such fathers and sons, the South can defy the world
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ChanEe of Location.

DIINa compelled 70 20 South on account Of the health
my family viii be locStsa for the winter a. the slay
depot Of Poindexer Little Co., No. S Barene street, aea
Orleans where will be pleased to my friends, and viii give
prompt sttentoz e the sale Of s property consigned Ny
Agents. Pate and Jas scFuggs, viii sttend to depot In
Nashville, and negroes that be sol Nashville By in
stYrcting them, viii be forwarded to Ne Hoping,
By strict attention business the part yH and agents.
merit ceninuznes Of the liberal pstron aeretosoe
me, respectfully solicit the svos "a wing eus
nes inmy line, either forEIshYills or EsW orly4Ly
noYII-u WILL. Z. e. YD, JRs
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ID. mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINI
MENE.
ebsst External In the World for Man or


TFVHOUsAEDs Il human beings havebesn saved life Of de-
crspEt1ds and Misery b the OF this invaluAbls Lint
Eent. Il VII ralle7t PAIN almost instsntaneeaIly and
viii cleanse purify and heal the fouest SORE in snncredhle
short tine EcLEAN'2 VOLCANIC OIL LLNImENT will
ieFe the iJterRts OF rheumatism, GOut Neu
rzlgia. Yer Rayss Contracted Muscles, Stiffness Weak
the Joui8 huscl liglments, will fail
applications viii syFe Threat, Hssdaehe Esrschs
cslds, any Pain, is Infsilibe Remedy.
lIEays OF hand.
rLAETEBs FARMERs any having charge OF korseI,
svs money ~ using kcLeans Volcanic Oil Linment. It
SPEEDY and inisl5e for Calls, spTsins, ohsfeS,
scrg Lars1c5s, EEeeny Sores, Wounds Scratches, any
xlerrai Gsears gry is, and you will be convinced
BHa J. &. keLEA Ak, Sole Proprietor,
saint Louis No,
F5rsEis pYoprctorE B.Ioez by Berry Demovile aud g.
Z .sunEsrslots. @ar-9d-tEtely
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TKkIToRs CO THE COGSE-We saw ard eo1verse3
with gentleman on Saturday, direct from Hyde
county, who informs that the Federal repOrts Of
numbers Of Bankers taking the oalh to sappost
Lncolnis Government ia too true.
BE assures that the rest viii soon DO t. inc1ld
ing six out Of every ten Of the citizens 81 Tide
county in sef-defenee if assistance IS not imIe6s
atey sent to their relief. This is a shameful sat3
Of things.
The sea coast was the only portion Of our Stats
upon which the Federal hOofs could possibly in-
trude, and yet that portion is permitted 60 IN
protected and after the enemy has got possession
of the most important inlet, two weeks are permit
ted to pass and still assistance to the people Of
Hyde county, one Of the most important ccunties
of the State, has been sent If the same slow mo-
toned inactive course is to be pursued for Two
weeks to eome, in all probability it VIII be inpOs-
s5le for troops to enter the country al Az In
mediate action alone can save our Stale from
invasion that viii cost thousands Of dollars and
hundreds Of lives to repel.-Eel9bsrn ~ q Fro
qTeSS.
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WANTED TO RENT.

- WANTED To Hk1NAs TIIIH
A SMALL HOUSE, containing or Rooms centrally 10
cateda Cottage preferred, the furniture viii be purchased
II good and sold ct fair price.
Address o. Box 800 stsng hsalth and terus
irnsI9-d
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Bark Mills.

FENHE best improved double grinding Bark Mills yet nvenS
ed is being manufactured, Will be ready for de-
livery By the first Of October. For sale as
J. LUMsDEH & 90.
Mel South Market street, Nashville, Tenn
LUMSDEN 4 MANN,
septIH No So Magazine street, New Orleans, La
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THE MURDERoUs YnLANs.-A friend Of ours, Just
arrived from Harpar's Ferry, ntornls u thaL the
YANKEES keen M a fire daily, from the Maryland
sho1e upon the citizsns Of thatplace. They shoot ~
men WOMEN and children. indiscriminateiy. AfeE
days since they shot little girl, causing
" only a flesh wound Some little boys that were
Going the military in the streets, were fred upon
for half an hour Dr.. N. Marnlion, the most vens~
rable physician in the town, "a son-inIaw to me
iaventcr of Halls breech-Oading re, and brother
-in-lag of Hon W. 2. Hall, the Lincoln Lieutenant
Governor of Missouri,) was shot as he Wss riding
along the road, asd only escaped by deserving ms
horse His house, the old Wager Mansion on the ~
hill was since fred into The citizens appointed
committee to remOnstrate with the Federal officers
upon the subject, who promised correction, out
the practice is still continued. These are the bar-
barians that are to win Us back to the 'psuarnal
government III Lylehb1vg VirgiHian, Sept. Is. "a
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The Waskington(N. c. Dsspatcb speaks Of lie 81
people on Hatleras or Island Banks as having
taken the oath to support Lineolns GoTeFHment-
The Wilmington Journal says We hardly know y q
what to believe There may possibly. be some l-s
twenty five hundred white residents the sand
hills about the Cape and around Some Of item pi-
lots aud fishermen, but more Of them WreeNeri
with proportion of the faults thai The latter
suit inevitably entails. There may be tash L0s-..
ever in the fact that these people have feiL tlei
selves neglected By the State, for they na1 rsa5o
for s0feeiinQ An isolated ignorant. haii-elvlhzed
population ike part Of that sc HateHas' Wol+a
be ant to swear almost anything under pressure,
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The bold and decided course taken BY Gen. Polk
in occupying Columbus, Hickman and Mayiield, as
It's Importance. and necessity become more manifest,
ellelts the gratitude and applause Of the entire
community. The movement was well timed neither
too too late. The crisis had arrived which
rendered It lmperatiYely necessary. In the seuten
tOus language Of President Davis dispatch 10 Cen
Polk, ~the necessity justified the act
The long established design Of the enemy to seiz5
those important strategic points was about 70 be
rlea mo execution Ills forces were present for
the purpose. But the vigilance and decision Of
Gen Polk anticipated and frustrated the movement
Inc neutrality Of Kentueky, which had been de-
nouneed By Lincoln as secession and treason, ms
turedi was about to be openly and entirely reDIa-
ted by the yrani with the full consent OF tie Ieass
IneoAte was % De seized By his armed forces and
its most important strategshe points occupied They
nattered themselves that they had lulled the Con-
federase authorities into falae sense Of security
by thssyren song OF neutrality and that they would
steal march upon while they were vainv relv-
ing upon the truth and sincerity Of Union profess .
sions But to their utter discontinue Gen. Polk
was too vigilant for them Too much praise cannot -
be awarded to him for the enlightened generalship
which he displayed in this prompt anticipation Of
the schemes Of the enemy.
Il is said by that he could have seized Psiu-
eah at the same time /; but they should remember
that the limited number Of his troops did justify
his attempting more than he did. wise geneEal
will always look 70 his ability 20 defend and retain
position before saizing it and VII always svoid
the error Of dividing his forces % risk defeat
The positions taken can be successfully defended e
against any force which the enemy is at present 4
able to send against them and viii q constantly
augmenting forces which are rslying % the S5rtl>
ern standard in Western Kentucky we VIII be ens-l.l
bed to disodge the Federals from Padueah.
This decisive move in Kentucky will 20 far To-
assure the success Of the Southern cause ia that
State. lt will inspire our friends with confidence,
while il viii strike dismay into the hearts CT ahs
Lncolnites. IL viii determine the hesitatinz and Il.
emb6lden the timid. It wiz FIRE the hearts Of the i
fifty or sixty thousand aYowed Secessionists wl-h
an enthusiasm, determination and courage, which
viii prove resistiess, comprising, as they do thsls
best fighting material in the State. Followed up by
similar movements in other parts Of the State, winch
now in progress, the Coufederates viii f0rssta
the scheme Of the Union leaders, 20 throw the State
into the hands of the enemy-llsRDLis AUaaaeLs
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NOTICE TO
N. Il C. Railroad Stockholders.

yENHERE will Be meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Nash
willie and Chattanooga Railroad Company held at The Of
hee Of the Company Nashville the 18th day Of August
next purpose Of elecng fifteen Directors ts manage the
EarS Of said company for the ensuing twelve msnths
Stockholders viii pas the road to Nashville the
day Of the meeting and back home the following day.
BY showing theix certificate Of stock the Conductor
iuIvo6-td A GLEAVES, Secy.
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AS q StEmuIanT,. -
Is quite different from alcoholic preparations. II Il nos sub
iect to reactions In any shape continues exert m inaancs
gradually aRd ecenty a. long - the LEAST necessity exists for
As a Female Medicine,
It equally powerful effective and restores the equilhrr
sooner and safer than all the other medicines which for years
have Hooded the market and which only inons placs
OF assisting OK renoveng the constitution for good
son. too, that they only r1ade o he illusions Of andD
gnorAnt of the Asdeal profession altogether.
No mineraIsg
Dr. Wright thinks It well to stake bis professional chazastsr
on the fact that minerals whatever form the component
pats the Ingredients Of his Rsuvenatne Rxr-ve know
Ing Nhatrun has bsen enea the community by opium and
Gensay to the debiIsated Dr. wrens would say Never
despair No matter how down you may ntter how
weak you aTeno matter what Ae nay have beenerake
At once EhaeVeT has led depart from Hygnse principles
RejuvenatinK Elixir,
And yon viii soon ind yourself pride instead
ne reverse, to your friends, and healthy, ssnnd worthy
Member OF the human family. -
Price % per bottle or three bottles for as and forward
cd BY nail 70 all parts sf the United States
Bold by all respectable druggists throughout the United Slater
and OAnadas The trade supplied st liberal aiscount
EoF Iale BY the proprietors,
j WRIGHT & Co.,
q and Isl OhArtres stroe1,
81 .-.--ez. s-.ae---,.s New Orleans, La
Sold In Nashville By g. ". Henderhott Berry DsmoTie
wing Pendleton, snd all responsible dIuggsts oc29
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the BIcod-reatoring The sick, suffering invalid to
HRAEI II AND STRENGTH
There is no Mistake A bout nc.
It VIII Gre Liver Complaints, Dyspepss Diarrh@a, Dysen-
tsy Beadsehe De ssson OF Spirits Fever and Agus Inward
Fever Breath disease Of the Liver, Stomach Bow
els
TP GENTLEMEN, DO you wish to be Healthy, Strong ana
YPL6DIzs do you want the Bloom OF Health to mount
our CHEEKS again 7-Ghen SO st snee and get {
HIcTsezsyss Streng1hc ching Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
D5lsy rot momsnt 20 is warranted 70 give satsiscon.
Will any disease Of the Kidneys Womb, Bladder; Faint
Eg obTucsd &eaEtruaton, Falling Of the Wormh, Barron
or any disease arising from Chronic Nervous Debility
{ Is sn Infalble Remedy.
F0IE CEETLDREN-
Do you want delicate sc puny Ohdren 10 Be Healthy
Strong and Robust fhen give them McLEANS STRENGTH
ARlN6 CORDIAL, (see the directions on each bote Il IL do
li.ious e take.
il One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, Is
preventive against ok and Fever yellow Fever oholeFa oE
any prevailing disease.
- CAUTION beware OF Druggists Dealers who nay
try 20 palm upon you bsttle Of Bers ssrsapas, (Which
they bay chesp BY saying is Just good There are
even BASE enough steal pst ef name e dub hei
VILE decooons Avoid sucs infamous PIRATES and theI
ysno1s oompounds Ask for Dr. J. h Mclean astrength
eD2g Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing elsa Il h the
snly remedy ta viii Purity Blood thoroughly and at
ths same time, STRENGTHEN and INVIGORAIE TIE whole
organization. Il is PIT in large BoesSl per bottle, or
DR. j. HI MeLE an Sole Proprietor,
OoTnsr Of Third and Pine streets, So. LouiI, No
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EOtiee TO Merchants and Others.
HATING been appointed osEeco Of the Pert OF NaGhvie,
Tennessee, under the souhern Oonfeaerated States
collect the Duties all Dufse Goo5s Wares,
Merchandise imported into this State fO Foreign State
Southern Oonfederatsd States, either By
Railroads Steamboats,, Wagons, other mode Of con
Eeyznce. JESsA THOMAS, 3
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TEAOIIERwAnrEn.

e0UTHERE LADY, to teseh common an6 higher Eng
H lish branches in Institution Of the highest grade, u
need apply liberal salary given. address, with ref
enees . EDUCATOR
septI-H care Union and American Office.