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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13

The University of Nashville is now fully under
way for the winter session. The Military College
has sixty cadets larger number than any other
College, probably, in the Confederacy.
The Medical Department has more than fifty
students in attendance, and daily additions. 1t
must be gratifying to our citizens to have such
evidence of the stability, and psrmAnence Of an
institution for nearly century, has been prin-
cipal source of the fame and prosperity of our
civ
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Recrnifs WRnfed.

BOUT twenty Eve or thirtv Sble bodied and intelligent
young men hl oct Irfsntry mpzny EhichsTeady
70 ? camp - cers hsv. not jet besB eject d.
Apply Reeruir Cfos street formerly &C
eupisd By CAPT. W. Il Horn. noV5 -dAEt
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Those OSSur friends arriving from the dOmnions Ct King L
Whs have copies Of the late Louisville, Cincinnati or
northern TaPsn, viii confer special ayor both ourselves
and the public BY leavag them at oce in Hashv with
the least osay possible We will chefuly pay expense
ncuue1 In procuring them.
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TEE DAHY.-Single copies Of our paper can be
had at the count ng room at Eve cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and . half
cents Psr copy. We make this statement bscsuse
We are informed that the news boys in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten csnts and more, sl>
lodging that the paper costs them Ave centz.
aeplQ-dtf
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past nine clock.
PETITIONS.
By Nc ALUM: From sun1ry commissioned
officers l.. - Confederate Army, praying the Leg
islature TO scopt resolution requesting our Re-
presentsrvla in Congress to endeavor to secure
J the pssssq Il On act increasing the pay Of frat
sergeants sd Iegsmental hospital stewards.
By Mr. a.-O KS, of Weakley From 10. S. Rich
ardson, % ing that he be refunded S126 expended
in arrestng certain parties charged with theft and
Eince convicted.
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Wanted,

Immediately, for three years, 35 able bodied men
for cavalry service in the army of the Confederate
States. Apply to Lieut. SHIELDS. C. s. A, above the
rooms of T. D. MORTON, Esq, opposite Sewanee
Hotel
Hours from 10 to II A II and from to P. u.
Nov II, 1861.
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To the Friends of the sick ana wounded

To the Friends of the sick and Wounded
| Soldiers
The Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee, having
been authorized by the Acting Secretary of War,
to retain the position which they have previously
occupied in regard to the State Hospital have now
entered upon the discharge of the duties spper~
tanning thereto under the direct authority of the
Confederate States Government. The Society has
also at the special Instance and request of Dr.
YANDELL, Medical Director of this Division of our
Army, assumed similar supervision and charge
of the following Hospitals State Hospital, College
Street Hospital I'd College Street Hospital Trent
Street Hospital Cedar Street Hospital.
Under the direction of the eminent Medical Di-
rector of this Division, and with the material aid
which we hope to receive from the friends Of the sick
and wounded soldiers throughout the State, we ex-
pect to increase means to such extent thst by
the 18Th inst, will be able to accommodate COM
fortsbly at least two thousand patients if the exigsn
cies of the service should demand such enlarged pro
vision The Ladies of the Society enter upon the dis
charge of this duty with determination to do all in
their power at whatever cost of personal comfort
convenience to alleviate the misfortunes and to
contribute to the wants and the comforts of the
gallant defenders of our homes, who may be strick
en- down by disease or by the usual casualties of
war. While devoting our time and our energies,
and our means to the accomplishment of this self
imposed duty, we look with confidence to the con-
tinued support and material aid from the pstri
otto ladies of Tennessee. The hospitals
now being rapidly filed up from the seat of in
Kentucky. The society therefore, urges families
throughout the State to send forward the contrlbu
tons at the earlies possible period Send cloth
ing, blankets, comforts provisions, or any article
which may be useful or necessary for the Elck and
convaescent. All contributions to be addressed to
Mrs FEIIo1A G. PORTER, No. 80 Cedar street, Nash
viIIe Tenn which will be distributed to the differ
ent hospitals under the direction Of the Medical
Director. The Soldiers Relief Society sends forth
this appeal to the citizens Of Tennessee, in the conf
dent belief that it will meet favorable response
from every heart. FELICIA G. PORTER President.
sGenfc.
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FOR BOwLISG GREEN.-The schedule on the Louis%
vile and Nashville road has again been changed,
as will be seen by the advertisement. The pass
senger train will leave to day at 2:SOPM.
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Government notice"

NHYE have this dA appointed age Of and for The
w oniede Rta Of America for the puTohaSsg snd
packing HoEs Caule ard this md Crksvil district
and ali Of Kestueky; therefore, e calls corrpsPon-
enes Of parie wing satglr and boss TO cell and
II. BRUCE CO..
Nnshvi lie. Nov. 9, 6l.s2m Agents O. 8 A.
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We understand that numbers of our citizens
have, by permission of DR.. YANDLE, taken large
number Of the sick soldiers to their residences
This is as it should be, ard will greatly facilitate
the recovery of our gallant soldiers, We hope to
hear of great many others following this example,
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NatIce 10 Candidates.

Circulars candidates inserted in the UNION AXERlcAS
must paid for other business notices and the payment
cured in ADVANCE Of publication This rule viii be enforced
innexbly Ne circulars, either Of candidates their friends
VIII hsrear inserted in this pspsr any other terms
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For CIrcuitJudRe.
F0r q iRadIersGenera

We are authorized A G. MoDoUGAL as can
eae 18th Circuit, Eli the vacancy
stoned By TIE resgnst Of Jurgs walker
B,P. and Christian AA,osae copy. neY6-tEkWd
For iRadIersGenerRl.
WeGre authof,sed 10. ". HORTON csndi
Gens Of the 10th Brigade conprs the counties Of
Davidson, Dickson, q portL1 Of oheAthaR.
Election ovembsr 25d prox. oot29 -dts
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RESIGNATION OF GEN. MITCHRLL-Gen. o n Mitch
ell, the Cincinnati "star-gazer." commanding de-
partmens in OHIO and Kentucky, has resigned be,
cause of unsatisfactory relations with Gen. Sher-
man. at Louisville. These officers, a. our readers
have been advised have been at drggers points for
some time.-LouisUiAe Courier, Nor II.
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COMMUNICATION.


NAsHv1ILE, Nov, II, 1861.
Ass9s. Editors Union and American:
In view of the alarming condition of our State
the blu this morning offered IN the House of Rep
resentatiVss BY the representative from Franklin
or some other such BILL IL an absolute necessity.
1t contemplates the speedy organization Of an eec-
tive force By the State for lis defence, under the
superintendence Of the Governor.
4 This bill or something Of the kind should at once
be passed and put In operation. The news from
East Tennessee during the last twenty-four hours
shows that the friends Of the LINCOLN Government
in that portion of the State wholly incapable of
approaching the extreme leniency which has lately
been extended to these who were guilty of grave
crimes against the Confederate states. Il Is now
certain that the eniency extended to those who had
by the letter Of the law been guilty of treason and
the clemency of those in authority towards them,
have been wholly misconceived, and the evil doors
have been smboldened by such clemency until no "
an organized force in East Tennessee is threatening
the whole country with desolation and ruin.
1t is astonishing that our people, and especially
the Governor and Legislature, are not moving uni
tedy for the defence of the State. Ordinsry egis-
latiOn at the capitol to-day seems to be going on as
usuel, while it is probable, throughout large por-
ton Of the State, the fire and the sword are the
watchwords.
Shall those in authority IN the State be excused If
ruin and desolation come upon US, because the Con
federste States have control of the army.
The State must take care of its citizens and de-
fend them from and against invasion. And all the
people ask of those in authority, is that the ways
and means be provided for them to defend their |
hnnaa n
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Mr.. BARTON presented the memorial of Clinton
A. MeDnis, praying an indulgence of further time
for the clement of his account Collector for the
county of Hawkins Read and referred to the Com
mites on nsys and Means
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BRNING OF THE CaHCKAmAUGA
Bridges.
Los. Of the Feaers,. at Port RO1al.

FEDERAL ELKET GONE SOUTH
AUGTsTA, Nov. I2.--The Savannah REPUBLICAN Of
this morning is informed by gentleman from the
interior. that the bridges over Chickamauga ere, K
Were burned by discharged hands s-d not BY
Unionists
A negro who escaped from Hil.On Head says he
heard the Federal officers says their loss in the bat
tie at Pert Royal was 40 kidd
The Savannah Republican publishes an extract
from letter from st SimOn's Island of the 9Th
which Gays One Federal vessel passed on the day
previous and three more on the ninth, bound South
They also passed FernandinR
Gen. Lee is in Savannah Nothing positive is
known of the movements Of the Federals.
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1t was reported yesterday that five men have
been arrested charged with being concerned in
burning the Hiwsssee bridge, on the East Tennes,
see and Georgia Railroad.
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SMooTHE ROLLER MEN WANrED.-COnstaut employ
ment and good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Boilers by applying
to WOODS, YEATHLS, & Co.
Nov. l, dim.
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Miss Florence Nightingale, the soldiers frieaA,
is SO seriously i'll to preclude all hope of her re-
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NhnaE for Sale,

1900 pair mems ssser ted Brogsns by ]. W.
WARD Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
Evans & Co. Oct % 1861. diff
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wanted Immedia1eIy

HALF zen Carrsrs ard Rinishers good Eorkmsn)
ind constant eIpoymant good wages, BY applying 81
once to }. CORME & CO,
o. t29-d3E Atlantis Tznnery, Atlanta Ca.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13

KETTLES AND BARK MLIs-Sitock or Saltpeter
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale at
nov l. dim WOODS, YEATIAS i Co.'s
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We call the attention of our country friends
to the straying of number of Government cattle,
branded 81" and request any parties having know
ledge of the same to report to the Government
Agents, E. II. BRUCE Co., who will pay liberal re-
ward for the return of the cattle or any informa-
which will secure them, noyI2dlw.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.

Beading Matter on Every Page.
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SENATE.
IUEsDAH. NOvENRER NJ, "a

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER III, 1861.
The Senate met at IL o'clock, the Speaker pre-
siding. A quorum being present, the Journal was
read.
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j. w. DOLBEAR,

Whose Ing enables him greatly 70 lessen The labor
Of toe learner. PuDils hon the countTy can
CO uplets their lessons 10 Writ and Phonog
raphy 10 one week. - ~ Those n n six to sixty
Years can learn vi b 49, ca e Rooms IN KIRK
mans ldpg o. simmer and UuiOn Streets Hours
10 P. NJ, sEd ITO Q Il ght
Mr. Ds MODE Of teaching long Ve the eenmedation
Of the ablest judg In america. slArgs circular.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-13

LRCIsI.ArIVR UNION AND AMERICAN.
A few copies Of this work, bound, for
the Sessions Of 1878 and 1890, can
be procured by applying at this Office
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DIR. HING's DIsPENsAMY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.


~ DE- KING, formerly q New York, Ior he
go four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Whot
eyetsd attention 10 tbs treatment o. pvas dBeaa fer
hrty Eerr himself ha attended 10 practices
aany years. cared many Thousands, he ensesd
al diseases prvats nature, matter heE bad they say
ron njldicisus medical treatment from negeot q their
Dr. Kings DSPsnsay Nc % Dedrok street, between ohsy
md the Square, he all diseases Of private
aONORHKA cured without nAnci0ua medicine Interference
ron b1ai1ess
sTRIcURrs oFoId or recent Eats sEsetzay eursd IL Fs
AVS by An operation which paa- where soturl
sxs health cannot Be enjoyed Perhaps disease
aisGkef and 1ndeZmines the con5itutoB much.
sTPauIs With all the diseasss Of tie skin, grORiZg out
set or bad Treatment be sdsctaAlly cured In W days
sEMMsL WAKES, particular Etsnd0n having Zen Egsn 70
and All the oonseQaen greNn ont eft, OuEht
in ~ he destructive kal % nconEderats
Youths and excessive ndulgence Of The passions negot Of
Which will undermine he constitution, rendering the aot
itSor business society," and causing prsmaurs cid
Females VIC NAY Be lAborng with aay deulty q he Wsnb
nay rest assured Of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing and ng hsr case, VIII
fee enclosed directed 70 Dr. A. King, Ne. q pesk street,
yashvie will have the Necessary medicine sgnt 70 eiK
address, necessary direons Strict secrecy Observed ora
ours from O'Clock n the morning aE IN hs evening
navz3 IS5o-dkuD
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DOG SrRAYED on STOLEN.

UNROM the Ct cloud Eots Setter sbout eiRht months
old The dog Il awhile with Vera sp' Is and yeloE
rs Any person rsturaipg The viii b brsly reEALded
pov7-dIVS WARREN CARTER
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kNETTEAs WANTED.
EKyR want to hire Two KRITTEFES, who San
Wv work on Knitting Mac ines.
B0RGFRLDT, THOMPSON & CO.,
Hosiery Mandatory,
November !, 'GI-dIm Ne. % Cherry street.
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REPORTS.

Mr. BARROW presented the 9Th Annual Report
of the t. sse Insane Asylum. Received and or
dered to b transmitted to the House. 1000 copies
ordered - printed.
Also re- rE otthe State Librarian. Received and
so copies Tered TO be printed.
Alss tn fns1 report of the Commissioners of the
State Cap I. Received and so copies ordered.
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~ TEI.EtsKAPH.
LATE FROM WASHINGTON.
Suffering Anticipated!

KANKEE PRISONERS TO BE HUNG IN
RETALIATION
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Notice.

TENIEE FIRM OF FURmAN CO.. Is THIS
dissolved ~ Limitation. Mr. Francs Purm 4 takes
charge the booEs a. and is suthOiiz mp
the business Of said arm FuFnAn will be Z. nd the
OF Mr. Owen (next door old stsnd) where ali
indebted requested to call sEd make payment
The Of the frn sill be usSd only in liuidzIion.
FRANCIS FURHAN,
GE0. SCAR CHI,
JAMEs N. G00DL E,
nsVS-H ANDREW CAMPBELL.
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BANK BILL

Mr.. AGB LARNAN introduced a bill to charter
bank to be ltitled the State Stock Bank of Green
vile. Pass on its first reading, and referred to
Committee 0g Ranks
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skirmish in East TENNESSEE
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NOTICE

PosT OFFICE NASHVILLE, TENN Nov. G, Ie6I.
EALKD PRO SAILS fer rErsporting the mails 70 AID
from different B. iroad repotS in Ibis city
revived office until Saturday he IGn . O'Clock
The l be AWARDED 10 the lowest responsible
bidder. uoV7 div W. D acNIsH, Pa
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wanted
NOfica 10 FrIenda.

Id tbi. osss, boy vho anasrstanas hov = paet sll
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lIth. The greatest amcunt insured $1,000.
18th Amount insured n an city IL not defined.
l5.h. The greztsBt aAouus n . block, 2l5,OOo.
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CoHFTRoLLR's pFSICR,l
Hdnk Ill - - - 49,

Hasn nix ] enn, sept H. 1850 !
xas Is 70 certify tat the Aug1ita Insurance. and BanknZ
Com located ct augusta, ia the stsse Geo ais haa con-
piled sita all he requiesen Of the Code the suke Of
ign Insuran Companies section 1893 % 1877 incuvs
the SET OF "a March, s6 ehaptr 2l5 ssesa 10
squirin dsp0 with the coPGoersf twenty taouaaa dot
lars six Ier &c { oonds % TIE State.
Add that Thomas IL tbs legally aathsrlzed Agsut q
said in the city Of NASHVILLE stats Of snaeses
II 81 J. 7. DUNLAP, ConptEollsr.
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W amGed

TWO Negro Women COED cock, roBeE and washer, and
go d house servant fer which the cab hl be Fsd
Apply to Il WASHINGTON,
At ouartermsster'S Department, . Sou Vine ct.
noy3-d21~
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TIE aove tbs eldest ard most reliable Iuur.s
oonpan in he suth Those wishing Insurance. viii pas
cali on the undersigned Al tie esnsr % Cedar ana hs
square JESSE THOMAS
noV2-dlm A.
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To SEairymen.

DAIRYM4N who wishes to rent farm Of several hun
n dre1 acres viii small oap al in either money
aar stock who sh to increase rs suines hear Of
opportunity seldom offered By applying the und rsignsd
ALEX. PJhTvR,
nsv3-d Cooper's Building.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, NASHVILLE Nov. IL, 1861.
Nashville Patriot, Memphis appeal and Avalanche,
Jackson Wing, Chattanooga Advertiser and Knox
vile Register copy, each enc week. novI3
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SHEEP vs.. BOG,

Mr.. MAXWELL introduced a bill to encourage
the ralslug Of sheep, and supply persons whose
lands are JrespSssed upon by dogs with a legal
means Of DEF ncs. Passed first reading and re-
tered to Judiciary Committee.
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FOR benI
ON High street, Broad, dwelling with mise room.
ELqui.e 81 Hizh street Ce3I-d
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rorsE oP REPRESENTATIVES.

TUEspAT, H0YEXBsR IL, 1861.
The SPE KER called the House to order at half
The weekly Butte record., 1861-09-21
Naval Victory.

The capture of Forts Hatteras and Clark,
with their met, arms, ammunition and stores,
is the first achievement of note gained By any
part of the United States Naval force during
the war, and is in fact, the first engagement
of any considerable consequence entered into.
This demonstration of our Naval power, Will
have the effect to call the attention OF The
rebel authorities, in a measure, from the foto-
mac line to the harbors aud Notifications along
the entire Southern coast. and cause those
points to be well strengthened and guarded, to
prevent their falling into the hands OF the
Government.
The Naval Department has largely aug
mented the power and efficiency OF that branch
of the service within the last few months, and
are still making powerful additions. 1t Is sale
to predict that, within a very short time, the
Naval force in Southern waters will be placed
upon an efficient footing. With squadron
threatening the principal and most important
defences on the sea-board an army making
advances into irglnla-endan9efliS the quie-
tude of Richmond, and the safety OF the lew
Confederate archives, and an irresistible flotilla
descending the waters Of the Mississippi, to
the rescue of New Orleans, the rebels will find
themselves in no pleasant position, and will be
obliged to call into active service all their
available force, and test the extent of their
resources and capabilities of sustaining them
selves against the Gordon of wars terrible
missives thus thrown around them. The mil
lions of dollars and thousands of men, which
the sea- board will alone require for It's effectual
defense. will be tax which they are little
able to bear even under the present status OF
affairs. and much less when they are threaten
ed or attacked flom nearly every point in the
circumference of their Confederacy at the
same time. Now that the heat Of Summer
has passed, and the Government has had time
to prepare for war, we can reasonably expect
that something will shortly be done in the way
of demonstrating the Federal power in COM
pelling respect and obedience to its mandates.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-09-21
uninn Democracy.

Although the Union Democracy have met
with an overwhelming defeat in the recent
election, yet they are not conquered and will
again Tit their bonner from the dust and
waive it in triumph. lis ranks are purged of
the filth and scum Of treason, presenting an
army of 10000 voters, determined in energy,
pure in purpose, and backed by the eternal
principles of truth and justice, which. in spite
of popular excitement and eorrupting influences
will override the storm, aud nobly triumph in
the end Holding as they do, the unenviable
position of being free from the corrupting in
fluences Of official power-free from the
phrenzied fanaticism of Abolitionism on the
one hand, and treason on the other-oceupying
the middle conservative ground, standing upon
the time -honored Democratic principles of the
founders of the Republic and firmly impressed
with the rectitude of their purpose-they will
move steadily onward, disregarding the willy
allurements Of designing politicians to ultimate
certain success.