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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
WnnrRa.

tie Gordon Hospital Front s-csk twenty-five 1ursss
cooks and laaursssss, Ehom e h1eBt R4ss alloEsd
By The laws q TIE Moderate satssE paid It the end Sd
q Oh 1nh Nbis b0rss tpaf ne G3Tsraor has callrd
o1 the nil tia nay End Il q tsr interest asst and b ds
tail as nuses, and patriotic slave DO drs cqntsle
s Of tbs lck SOLDIER b hiring his negro tbs hcspa and
thus re rvs tn Sovsaoent from the exaFonste expsns
Viii are noE be ns Incurred Apply AZ he H5sfitAl-
n0TZ3 deE 5 Il STOUT, Surgeon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
TeFnls OF Sale.

Far Sale, Rent or Exchange
taALL Farm, three niles from he city on Iehsnea Turu-
- pike so1tsinDg sshV asIeaof ood ls veil ssss ur
Dairy Gardening pr paseshslf 81 n Clover and Ts y
orchard SC Apply 70 3 ". CoLE, sfiss NASHVILLE and
Chattanooga RsliIos5 Jss0.. nevada
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
Bakers Wanted.

WANT Hrsxo Bakers fer s,s canr,ara,e BaEry, roo,
otbsrI need apply. J. n. MOOkE CsB
rcv23-5lt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
Corn, Hay ard Oats wanted
BY TRE
CONFEDRRArE GoyERNwENr.

AM appointed b. Gel VK sssysnSoa cuarens.ios Cent
eAl for tia stare % Illnesses, . pufs1ss Csrn. EaJ I'd
viii do veil 70 cali b lsng ths pFza % IpeC
tors GoTsrrent EettB al NJ prodace nat "a spare
to sell A HA4ILcON.
iPBslnsr copy and charge ou,rs-asssrs DsesFinsai.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26

OEthe f7h day Of Dscsnber Eexs via poss eeirhss.
bidder, all the psFsoual psrty bslas 70 he eais q
williamson jordan, CnesT Col ege Grove, 4tl rony,
consisting the following property Ihiv1Te head cf
work nuls and forty had o. three old ae twenty had Of
brood and yOlng hcfe Jae Twelve ne mich
COWS, rs head Sheep m head e pork hogs 200 hesd Of
hogs and all farming utens hossehOd and ichsn ur'
niture. corn, fodder
Terms OF sale.
CREDIT oftEeTe m0nihs wiz b. gEe3, purchasers Giving
bon1 and good secne fore ths prnreY ifrtm0Ted
n BAT time placeI VII birso out ne nazroel
and rent The llnd, II not dine eFioufyi for he nng
year hAfsJA J0kD n.
November %, '6f-dIm adm nfslrsloF.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
A Card.
wagons aud Teams wanted.

FHNHE unde cred prepared cOntc. for lxesTson
Eovs5-a6ts - = I. T oUssKIEGHAM / co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26

WILL Rve constant enolsyusnt 70 so sood TX uaIs
teams, hauling and from Manchester PsTIocs Fsan
eIoyusnt In having and nayag goo1 AMI teEsB VII
please call i.Ansiiatelq. i, WHt1MHsN
nGy25-2r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
Troops ordered 20 Kenlucky.

INDIANAPOLIs, Nov. Iy.-Gen. Mcclellan has or
dered six of the Ohio and twenty of the Indiana
regiments TO Kentucky from Western Virginia
There is probability that other Indiana regiments
will folio " soon
-Four thousand guns were given out to the vAri-
Gus re0im nts to-day.
A Northern regiment viii pass through here du>
ring the night
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
Tne Yankes staIapsds srom VIVA CAS-.
ANoTHER D1seRlcETuI sRTRElT.


Eeasisns from Camp Wildcat on the 18th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

A.IFAA WEfKLs BrTwEHN NV SOeh All LII
ere,sroS Tfe pyerpao rew ORR aud Philadelphia
shie rany desoctns ther full powered oiyde
buni iron 81 samsbpr a. tniioNs:-
eUikp' Rtl. saturday. spfl2 q;
GGLAsGpsw stnr1ss 5ErL ls !, ,sav MAJ
RA1Es as PASSAGE,
Fr. osSls ! AZ st be- "a Lona;n
sesssge return tickets good for six montas 10
Psssecse forSsrded TO Paris Aayre namourg srensn.
resnons whining bring out their f1e' DIS can buy tickets
here Following rate 70 iss Liverpool or
first cabin $40 SO ana $luo SteeIase from
Liverpool sac, from QuesEsiowr SO
Tee have 2perioT accommodations for passsn
ght ron Ienon ana heye patent Rnnators board
or further information spely In Liverpool TO WiHism
Inman AGENT % water street in Glasgow to William In
seymour Co.. IL London = Ive& Macy, g. King William
s,tee Ia Jules Decoue 10 Place de la Bourse tn
Phlsde hia John g. Dale eg wsnus street or At the cpm
YORK PORK. o''''' 'oAN :" D'"'' ~S'-'' ''"A'' ~
c,TyAH Prom NEW YORK AND BoSror TO IRE.
y iaud England ard Scotland Via Galway-rde snue
aoyal ss 5tssn Navigation Company VIII despatch from
TUESDAY, April 80
iheir and magnificent paddle Wheel steamship
robert Latch. msnder,
touching st st. Johns to Land passengers and mails
aAYEs from NEW YORK Or BOSTON 49,
Fpst cabin Johns n. 49,, -........... $s6.
r5ird cabin Galway Liverpool Glasgow any town
rns sRn. pssss IN New York for the above ship viii
receive FREE passages from New York TO Boston.
NOfICL Persons wishing to bring out their friends from
The stea mer ADsIATIO viii follow the Columbia sailing
from hew York Tuesday. May IA.
FOR passage or further inforuason spply %1rcxpAx
Al the oace Of the Company the wharf foot Of Canal
0s" ROWLAND h AsPINwALI, Agents
Agents In Boston. MARIO BROS SWEEnEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

AMY Sc
kIBLo-s GARDEN ,u,.r
Ms sshkiE'ii;f Is NJ TASoTA
The great ssislseaon n BENG able 70 an
OF TEE LAS q faR SAMrAsoAGs
hsyits be- IN preparation Tor several weeks w De seoo
on NrpaEsDAY EVENING, April "
o or the en n rs IN So Tss gses % q
hEIAMCRA (a's original cnaracer, ,--,. ,,o,.,-s,
Nahmeskee. ........................M rs. Conway
oren orcaes,Ta chalrs may secured
" MIR e. q '' wilkins XII 9 s ~ PLAY.
,ao0,l sEs; s Ss \ sse ,,,ss
Play. Scenery al acting
fst Si ss Ss$ 'ss9 y
wn be performed ,,-r-,s sv.,,,,.,
abe follow ing artists ~iu sppear:-
NJ E A5s15E szlEzs Ms s s sSss o.sses
Mr. NJ. f fGtt9SN' Mrs Mrs SsaxfseooTT.
~ n. casssss, Mr. Mr. hssyEs.
conclude a. new afterp.ece Of eocentscy and rn
REGULAR FIX.
Aue Iioo -ia ~ '0o =, sracda6
Door, open al IL; to commence as
AURA KEENEs THEATRE.
LAURA kEENF'S THEAThE.
LAURA KEfsE'S THEATRE,
LAURA kEENE'J THEATRE.
LAURA KkErES THEATRE.
ONE HUN1nf.u AND FORTY TWO NIGHTS.
TWO EUEDRqD and TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
TONIGHT,
And every Night this Nes,
VIII be presented the
GREAT Th2EE ACT BuRLESQUE,
SEVEN SISTERS
SEVEN SISTERS,
SEVEN SISTERS
SEVEN SISTERS
SEVEN SISTERS,
UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN,
UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN,
UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN,
UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN,
UNCLE SAINTS MAGIC LANTERN,
INCLUDING ALL THE
BEAUTIFUL UNION TABLEUA
BIRTH OF lHE BUTTERFLY
BOWER OF FERNS.
seas be secured one week In advance without extra
charge.
Doors open at z: commences at tx o'clock
The performance terminates at III O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

A CADEMy Or MUSIC.
MADAME AheA BISHOP
Regs 70 tbas bss
GItArp GQkPLIMEhTARt 6khEFfT
Wtl' tase psas
FhfuAg, April H. 1864.
On vbic OCCASION VIII be produced ba,1ee Opera o.
I6G aoEEsIAN 5TGA
And The Grant sosaa from the opera Of
TANCR.Ug,
The follo GIg artists have kindly consented TO assst:
Nr AyhsLRV COOK,
Miss IL pAgkr.
NJ. JAMES DUnU
aod pc. GuILMKfTE
CARL .Oo0ductoe
Mons BLokDsN. the Hhhst OF NIAGARA,
with MMr HLONITn
Has ouented 10 appear Of fess being
ThBiR LAST APPEARANCE IN a2ERtoA
previous taei- departure engagement
AL TEE CRYSTAL. PALACE
fsanparquette AID dress ;cce 81 family circle,
81 cents. gallery 70 cepts
eeas ecuxd without extra charge at tbs music or
FessFs. Ehth@popd 4 Co. SAT ofoscssy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

A LARGE ORDER RECEIvED-NOo WORTH or
"A of Clothing wanted, for the Western States
and gentlemen wishing TO dispose o. any same
obtain higher price than paid BEFORE although
the prices not specified In ts call
ing addressing H. HARRIS, @3 Bowesy, you will find
lauies and gentlemen that will the full
your articles Also Furniture, Carpets aud fewelry bought
ladies attended by Mrs Harris At 553 Bowey, opposite
Tourh and Great fcnes streets - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

NIBLo's SALOON.
IN UNABATEp sUCCEsS-GaowDED HOUSES.
MONDAY, April I5, aud every mag during the week
LI1OA DIS M,NSTEEl&
EIXfEEn STAR PERFOkE Gke.
Birch Fox Esmbold BicauE, Herman, klsn, As.as, Lo-
Titan, Cool White, &c, in Rongs, Dances. Plantation
Scenes, &c.
rooIs ope at I: commence q. s. Tickets Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

TBE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORD rs THE
who can 10 cnsulted with strceet confidence
couyshp marriage sickness inempennce situaii ms law
suta b,slnesa tTvcng absent friends loat stolen
rerty Ac She has ao secret % make YOU beloved b. yodr
b, art depi and trng together thore long sotaed ks
~ a3nwA IHentY snNHf N vks-La
nosr Lasiee e oe-ts sent,cmtr, ~ SeIts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
AM Us K yTENTS.

WIsJBe GARDEN
w w t nads TGa sDAY) EvEsIsG APRIL 10
NIX sDwrs BOOTH
arr srcoxr. Hll appear for
This ensassmen. ~ his sra, character OF
sHyLOEK,
MrRcHAsTF r os vrsrcg
1eortsfey ard ThlrscsT. i.'h an f,.h -.JrgHLL0.
tock Z ogeG Tor u the
TWELVE kIaHrS.
TO wbioh Mr. Bcohs err &c N MT must BE- positively limited
NEW RowTeT TGeAsar.
IN toe rsopsietors. .hessfs L For r. w. IAngSrd
TUESDAY Arrt rs 1857.
Earn Seymour, isq . fstsipi,c Dan. entitled
~ TN LlStEtf HShs OF I'd.
u FsLsh AND TRut
rr q l. rcxs wonders uly Comic psutornma Of
rrI REn atoMF ard \ ~ *HIsE WAhGl1R.
and and effective drama ecntisd
1hE- LuLs bunStnEot.
llAENJME AnER-CAA susETM.
- The fcllosrg Li7ing Wonders are to be seen at s
UL1 ALA8S' CALIFORNIA hPNsGEslE oFIfVtNi
~ vsrcGs 81, which fsnet 10 per- ocm the
mcst Anuf,rg y oAs. resonaiDs an od asid aa@un~
TsE GKEAI OsiZZr.g llAMa0rg BEAE SAMSON
1Bf az sAr LltltG BLACK eEA LtDS
IhE AALkSasAi..D eNt-s b1sHpt9 LADY
Mss 4 hfLD, T1E 1lLlnt u.iac QUEEN,
1BE kE6sEKARi.E AL5T&O FATiLg,
SIZE ~ KsUCS AMI ANUsISG WHAT ~ I~
1nE WoNDtRl III L.vtN9 nhrri tAMt.y.
MISS DA" Roh DCUBlr-' oIGAp voGaAls%,
TIE AIMING SEAL. AQGAklA. WAX FIGURES, Pal
MEi1o Ire. ane sa 0o curtosuss
1ha drs ma I FHE tAsifk4 BUrCHMAN a.3P. n.
XII OH BY this even rig st7h
Admission 2t cents; Chic under TN, Is GEMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

(yECRGE CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS HAVING MET
NJ with the most decided all the cite souh
West, visited by them during the winter, their
turn TO Few York They viii perform in Ia ton, Ohio, Apd
y Columbus 10th Cleveland I'm and lsh 6nfr ~ NY,
Auburn 25th; 10Th Ctcs 9th, troy 10Th and 0h;
Albany lk and I'd Brooklyn "a and 4h and a. Irving Hau
Fourteenth street. New oIk aondas, MAJ O. G-orc;
Chrsty, Manager; John r. Smith, BUSINESS Agent; FRANK
1Non treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

CSTFAM To GLASGOW LIVERPOOL BELFAST. LON
- donderry aud Dublin for The Al powerful Clyde
from pier No SO North river foot OF vestry street on Tues
most approved style to and safety OF pas
senrers Rates OF pasesge:-Cabin 96O inter Mediate
Az. stfer1gp. $50, including a abundant supply of
cooksd provisions The succeeding s.esawship UNITED
FRANCIS MACDosALo co., 81 Broad street corner of
South william
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

"A Furniture, Carpets &c wsn.ed TO supply tho Western
sss % s rsn sc fo ss ID Dresses
dress A DtCUs, 2ls Seventh avenue, between twenty
TO. Ladies attended TO by Mrs D.
A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES AND
"A sen,emen's Want o Of Cast on Clothing, Fu-ni.
Carpets and jewoy guarantee pay the best price
In the city by calling or addressing NJ Abrahams
yertb avenue between twenty fh and Twenty sixth streets
Ladies attic nded 10 by Mrs A.
Q00 LADIES AND GENTLE MEN wANTED-TO
C.VNtV fel Ill their cast % Clothing Furniture
res As have lately returned from the West, guarantee
Ia the full value for the above articles Cell
fsNC NSh 90 L.h GLGs betNeen rweny Lla.a AID
1th,seia suees. Ladies attSnaed 10 by Yrs Nisb,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
APRIL Is, 86l.-TRIPLE SHEET.
NEW YORK HERALD. TUEsDA1.

DRY GOODS. go.
A RICHMOND CO.'S
* sE0ADWAS,
between Ninth end Teoih stree3,
Are prepared To exhibit coee veil selected socS or
LAtES,
FsHEpiF EkaEa
and mzce Goods,
LADiKS' DhEea CAPS, HEAD n2E55Ss5, &C.,
With tfy heslrable stock OF
fISbUcE
from auction, al = y.ay low pricss.
BlnuhbED x %,
late ~ 5r Broadway,
7sx store 7S3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND
N IRELAND SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Sight tlls on the
UNION BANK OF LONDON,
NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND,
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND,
In sums from 81 upwards,
Issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
PAT BROADWAY, corner MURRAY STREET,
rs WALL STREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

0'0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-ON SATURDAY
E April II The United States mat steamer FULTON
= A. Woton commander, will sail from pier No 81 North
river, foot OF Beach street on Saturday, Ap1 ~ at noon
kh steamer unsurpassed Tor safely and has double
which besides other results tend in the event Of collision or
sanding keep the pumps free TO work. and the
kasey vessel and For freight passage apply
v SAMUEL L. FOX and GkO. MACKENZIE, agents, No.
B-oadVay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

The Vanderbilt European iia6 of steamships will sail ce
tween Nes York, South amp ton and Havre,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
From New York Returning
for Southampton from Havre and
and HARE. Southampton
9ggAE QUEEN, Lefevre saay, Nay Wednesday, May g
These ships have wat ertght compartments.
First cabin S0c second dc 500 third do S35 and $40.
QerihcA.es passage issued Europe TO America
Gpecc Delivered In London Paris.
D. TORRANCE, Ageut, 10. 3 Bowling Green, New YORK
Sight drafts on London. Paris and Frankfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

nhE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS STEAMSHIP
BREMEN II. We gels commander carrying the United
siates al vii sail pier 70 North rver foot OF Cham
SATURDAY, Nay II, at Il O'Clock NJ,
BREMEN via SOUTH AMPT0E,
taking passengers To ...z.x... .S,,> ,rr,,r,,
LONDeS. AANRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
TIE foliowir rates. -. -.
f,rt caon, $40; second cabin 500; steerage, SIS.
GfLFCKE KEuTGEN a REICHELT,
81 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

CTgAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
- poo,-Ihe Montreal Ocean Steamship Companys first
cssa full Clyde built steamer CANADIAN Captain
and United States mails Will
Portland nett saturday April 70 Rates OF passage
Xok, first class according 10 accom- n1odAuons
o66 ard 49, Storage found with cooked provisions $50
Ceraes ssuedlsr bringing out passengers from all the
Of Great Britain and Ireland at very low
TA.es. For passage apply at 2, Broadway New York
SABEL 4 SEARLE, General Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

AR LOUIS DACBAUER's GRAND CONCERT AT
1 Dcdwerths Hall Thursday evening, April Is 1851 as
sisted BY the Misses Gele Miss MontmoTency Mile Il. Gelin
M.ssrs Rapetti Mard Ferd, Dachauer, c. Brannes and
grand chorus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
MATRIMONIAL.

INTRODUCTION TO LADY OF REFINEMENT,
"A euucaon amlabiy intelligence and wealth is desired
OF undoubted respccabity matrirnonay In
cincd Psrene and friends Interested confdenay core
sponded with. Address Osirius station a
YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TWENTY YEARS OF AGE,
- WIN ~ ample Iortnne, wishes 70 correspond With
young lady not nineteen with a view To natrimony
She must be pretty refined, sccomp she'd and move in the
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF PREPossEssING APP.
N pearance, and OF cd family who enertans nc most
sncete intentions desires 70 form the acquaintance OF
year lady OF refinement with view ma rimonv All
cmmunications strictly confidential Address r. n H. New
York Post Cnlce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

The HOFtICultuFiSt, and Journal o.
ural Art for January has reached US.
has been delayed on account of the
ldre destruction of the printing estab.
hmeht on the 10Th of. Dec. by fire. w
greet to learn that. everything was lost
Sgrayings, rules, printed sheets. &c
be energetic publishers, however, are
'termined the Horticulturist readers.
All still be furnished with this indispen-
PIE periodical. No lover Of Horticul.
Re should be without it.
Terms ; plain edition 50, colored edi.
IN, IS. Address C. NJ. Saxton s. Bar.
lr, 25 Park Row, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

Thanks to Mrs. c. B. SMITH for a
enerous supply Of White Walnut Seed,
nuts. We shall plant with care, rear
Fectionately, and trust she may have
e pleasure Of eating B%utternuts grown
bon trees from the seed she has so kind
presented US with.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

,oIcEiT0-The sleighIng Is no"
s'aiie5, and all kinds Of sliding
%5i.Ie." from an old fashioned "Ju'n.
70 a spanking CUTTER are IN
90, The jingling Of sleigh bells
The merry, ringing laugh OF gay
s.Iu,e the ear from every oirec-
Gallant. dashing beaux are max
,bo dimes .ay for horse hire with
6;,b 70 do he agreeable. Our friend,
Uo;,,DAY, with his."FIying Cloud"
.r;,er. appears to lead of; nOihWlth-
D5i5g he is ia married man. We
A. .-nniica,ion to him to ascertain the
:, 1pmber Of ladies in the city as he
engaged taking "an invoice de
torms us that lie cannot report lhiS
son. a, he has already worn out MS
igb. and is not more than half round
No Jgo. SMALL of the Leyee Livery
ble, we are indebted for a pleasant
in his splendid new cutter made by
Xiv. We rather admire such treat
(nt.
On Saturday evening, a half dozen
igb loads Of Vyoung folks went from
J city to Rock Port: stopping at Cook $
bel. They partoOk Of an excellent
bier, after which. together with their
ends Of that place, they call joined
ods and circled round,' until the "wee
brsp admonished them to "go home
h the girls in the morning"
The same evening, a host Of pleasure
ekers from our sister city Nemaha,
me up to this place, and put up at the
t@ownville House, where they were
eated in doctor Macks'" best style.
bey were accompanied by Dyes Brass
Ind, and favored our citizens with some
their excellent music. After supper
+ a couple hours dance, off they went
nd playing
aGetoG the track or else run fastorE &c.
Taesday evening, Rock Port returned
rownnlle's %"call," and a general good
he was-indulged in at the Brownvllle
Iouse.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31


'OHN GARRETT kCO.-we have before us tht
ual descriptive and illustrated Catalogue Of Agri
tural and Horticultura implements and machines
q, garden and flower seeds, fruit and ornamental
4. roses, Sc, furnishedby JNo. GARNET 4 Co.
6S North Second Street, st. Louis No. Thii
have recently purchased the stock Of the st
is branch Of the extensive house OF D. LandretE
o, and are their successors in that city. Th,
seis a reliable one, and We take pleasure in re
intending it to our readers. We Will receive and
ard eFdersfor those desiring.
ARRIED.-h Peru gu The 18th inst. by Rev
richard, HIRAM0 o. MrNNIcKan and Miss ELIzABETT
-Evls, both Of NeGaha county.
this city, on the evening Of the beth. at the 70
pee orb. B Thompson ESQ BY J, D. n. Thomp
Esq. Mr. JOHN r. C0LBAPP. Printer. and Mis-.
Y FhoNrsoN, both Of this place.
here! Another Typo enjoying a afat take" Sin
Ar what an influence sparkling eyes, rosy cheeks
, lips raven locks, dimplsd chin and pearly teeth
over "yOsug fellers;" especially when tn.
HtherscOl and one bas % lay S'round looS""al
ps' IN asol to5i
Nell, here gees the "printin' oHs,' as elaborated
The Devil, special spokesman for the OCCASION
the "bod" Ofths newly married couple ever ,,
an " Blankets" well soaked :" "sheets" damp
ms By the assistance Of shooting stick" AM
lNt securely "lOoked IN" "planed down" an,
led = and a ''cleareopy," or "impression"-fre
p 'friars," "blurs"or "monks"-be the result
working press It's necessary too, that the Hballs
keptin @good condition" as without this procau
twin be impossible to do a. good job" Ma
II "%sorts" never "run out"-espocially "smal
s-snd their "bahk drawer" ever be Sled Wit
Rsia."
May john" stani~be the @hoight"
That may salt him aiust right,
And his "%roiler" b. never stOo hard
Nhyh still know the "plnee"
To puta an "em-braes,"
And measure bis astring7 by the 'yard.n
1nally; when the Great proof reader" examine
ir slips" may they be found free from a~errors" q
~atsOcver kind, sad their anattsr" be shade ND
forms never b be a~distHbated."
She aforementioned Typo has not bee
aoie to the naked eye" about the Office. since b
pred for the evening on said 2sth Of January
Devil has just received a telegram from him
syer authorizing hiuf to announce for sale a nev
o. clothes on very favorable terms, as he las nj
Ter pse for TIER.
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WAsH1NeroN, Jan. 90.
CHARLEsToN, Jan. %.

L ~ NAs SOH
The Legislature to-day unanimously
resolved, that while acknowledging the
courtesy of the Virginia Legislature, in
sending a Commissioner, decline having
any intercourse on the subject proposed,
regarding the separation as final and ir-
ravocable.
The correspondence of Mr.. Hayne
and Gov. Pickens, while the for ner was
-at Washington, was considered in execu-
live session. 1t appears that the ultima
tum OF South Carolina was the surrender
Of Fit. Sumter and the withdrawal of the
federal troops; that South Carolina pro-
missed to pay for the forts; aud that
Hayne, in Difference to the wishes Of
Southern Congressman, withheld the pro-
position. Gov. Pickens now tells Hayne
to make a final demand for the forts, re-
pudiating the Presidents position that he
has not power to give them up, but must
leave it to Congress. Gov. Pickens tells
Hayne to wait a reasonable time for an
answer, then, if refused, Fl. Sumter shall
be taken. The Legislature endorses the
action.
M1LLEDeEv1LtE, Ca, Jan. %.
The ordinance adopted Saturday abo-
lishinf federal courts was reconsidered
and %recommitted to-day for the purpose
of making admiralty courts,
The delegates to Montgomery were
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31
R1cHmoNp. ". Jan. 29.

Recent proceedings at TT. Monroe
have emblttered public feeling.
The following was adopted at a large
meeting last night:
Whereas, the Legislature has formally
declared that any act of coercion against
a southern State will be regarded as an
act of war, and resist it with all the
means in our power, therefore
Resolved, That the attention of the
Legislature be hereby called to the fact
of an overt act of coercion now actually
being perpetrated at Fl. Monroe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

BALTIMORE, q 70.
Gov. Hicks has appointed Reverdy
Johnson, A. w. Bradford, w. T. Gold
broug, ]. w. Crisfeld, and j. D. Roman,
all of whom are devoted to the Union, as
commissioner TO meet the commissioners
appointed by the Legislature of Virginia
in Washington on the 4th of February.
The Charleston correspondent Of the
American says the S c Vigilance Com
.mittee ferreied out a man named Dodge,
who was enlisted as a soldier at Fit Moul-
trie, charged with being a correspondent
Of the N Y Tribune, and compelled him
10 leave the State.
BosToN, Mass, Jan. %.
The anti-slavery society this afternoon
reelected its old officers. Edmund
Quincy exonerated the trustees of Tre-
mont Temple relative to the proceedings
last night, aud pronounced Mayor Wight-
man Of no consequence.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die.
A resolution offered in the House 10
grant the use of the Representatives Hall
to he anti-slavery society elected warm
debates, and was rircaed by l36 to SO.