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RICHMOND. Aug. s.

RICHMOND, Aug. 8.
The following important Resolution was
adopted to-day by the Congress of the Con-
Tolerate States
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PANAMA, Aug. 3.-The flagship Lancaster
is here. She is ordered to relieve the Cyanne
on the coast of Mexico.
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tain it, orders were sent back to the heads of
regiments to break from the column, and
come forward separately as fast as possible.
Orders were sent by an officer to the reserve
brigade of Heintzelman's division to come by
a nearer road across the fields and an aid de-
camp was sent to Brigadier-General Tyler TO
direct him to press forward his attack, as
large bodies of the enemy were passing in
froat of him to attack the division which had
crossed over. The ground between the
stream and the road leading from Sudley's
Spring south, and over which Burnside's
brigade marched W as for about mile thickly
wooded, whilst on the right OF the road for
the same distance, the country was divided
between fields and woods. About mile
from the road the country on both sides of
the road is open, and for nearly a mile fur
Their large rolling fields extend down to the
Warrenton turnpike, which crosses what be-
came the field of battle through the valley of
a small water course, a tributary of Bulls
Run.
Shortly after the leading regiment Of the
first brigade reached the open space, and
whilst others and the second brigade were
crossing the front aud right, the enemy open
ed fire, beginning with the artillery and fol-
lowing it up with infantry. The leading
brigade (Buruside's) had to sustain this shock
for some time without support, and did it
well. The battalion of regular infantry was
sent to sustain it, and shortly afterwards, the
other corps of Porter's brigade, and regi-
ment detached from Heintzelman's division
to the left, forced the enemy back far enough
to allow Sherman's and Keys brigades, of
Tyler's division, to cross from their position
on the Warrenton road. These drove the
right of the enemy, understood to have been
commanded by Beauregard, from the front of
the field, and out of the detached woods, and
down to the road, and across it up the slopes
on the other side. Whilst this was going on,
Heiutzelman's division was moving down the
field to the stream, and up the road beyond.
Beyond The Warrenton road, and to the left
of the road, down which our troops had
marched from Sudley's Springs, is hill with
farm house on it.. Behind this hill the enc
my had, early in the day, some Of his most
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-26

TIE "PKnCE OF RAus.n-If story, related By a
Rochester On. " paper about "Bob" Lincoln be
true, sBobo must be somewhat rapid young man.
'Bobs" first night in New York it is said, was spent
'about town, looking at the elephant, with some
congenial spirits, at Barnums Museum; after which
attention was paid to other peculiar sights and
scenes The story referred to find in the Roches-
ter Democrat, and is as follows:
Robert Lincoln son of the President elect who is
known now as sPrinee Bob . is destined to make his
peculiar mark and be remembered by the people
wherever he goes. Of tie many good things told Of
this boy in Buffalo, Saturday we heard the fslsw-
ing: A few days since, when Mrs Lincoln was on
her way home from New York attended by her
son Robert she found herself at Buffalo, without
nass over the State Line railroad For that link in
the chain of railway between New York and Spring
field no provision had been made. Alter Mrs Lin
coin had taken her seat in the cars, at Buffalo, for
the West her son Bob, entered the Office Of r. n.
Brown Esq. the gentlemanly superintendent of the
State Line railroad, and inquired if Mr. Brown was
in Mr.. Brown responded and inquired what was
wanted? His interrogator addressed him substan-
tally the following language:
my name is Bob Lincoln; I'm a son OF Old Abe
the old woman is in the cars raising HI about her
passes-I wish you would go and attend to hertz
Mr.. Brown very promptly filed out the requisite
papers to enable Mrs. Lincoln and family TO ride
over his road without payment of fare, and deliY-
cred them to her. 1t is probable that "the old wo-
man" gave Bob no further trouble about the passes
on that trip.
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Mr.. LNccLN's SPEECHES AND THIS MosruICATIoN OF
MS FErESDs-The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Express writes:
The modification Of the Republicans at Mr.. Lin
coins recent speeches increases with every fresh
emanation from the Presidential tripod They begin
when it is too late to realize the truth Of the aega
tons Of the Union men of Illinois as to the neompe-
tency Of Lincoln for the Presidency. During the
canvass, his supporters appealed triumphAntly to
his published speeches proof Of his ability: 1t
now appears; as suspected at the time, that these
speeches were carefully prepared BY Ar Judd and
other friends of Mr. Lincoln revised and re-reTlsed,
polished and rewritten to such degree that they
who heard them on the stump could not recognize
them in print. This was part OF the game of de-
ception played by the Republicans upon the people,
to foist man upon the country for its chief magis
trate who was never regarded by his most intimate
aequaintances, anything more than joeose, cur
ming, country politician. l am assured by those
who know him well, that a more Miterate man il
would be difficult to find, even among the selfmade
LAWYERS of Illinois, His chief characteristic is an
immense Hgifs of CAB I" and a wonderful command
of language unaccompauied by corresponding
copiousness of ideas. The election Of such man at
such crisis is undoubtedly the greatest evil that
has ever befalen this country. But the mischief il
done, and the only relief for the American people Is
to shorten SAIL caulk the Matches put in the dead
lights, send down the topmasts, and prepare for
hurricane.
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QUEEN VlCToRIA's APPEARANcE m PAu1GxRSr.-
Queen Victoria, on the opening of Parmant, enter
ed the chamber preceded by heralds emblazoned
the account) her Majesty is perfectly at her ease
quietly looking around the splendid chamber if
she sat alone in it, and the surrounding six hundred
pair Of eyes were bent on any one but her. As
always on these great occasions, her Majesty wore
tissue, striped with gold and superb train Of Grim
son velvet, lined with ermIne, and embroidered
with gold which was carried by the ladles-n-Wal1-
ing and two pages. On her head was demieroWn
Of brilliants, and with it were worn en- suite a
necklace earrings, schumacher, and bracelets OF oiA-
monds."
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A PRESIDENTIAL WAGER-GREAr PEDESTRIAN + Eat,
During the last Presidential campaign hr "a VA,
p. Weston mace a wager TO the effect that Il Aora-
ham Lincoln was elected by the people President o.
the United States, he would agree 20 Naik rom rom
Boston TO washington inside Of ten consecutise Gays
and be present at the Inauguration He WI !sase
the State House. Boston, s5 nocn 80
Sbo-t distance behind him 70 succor Inn N case OF
and also to see thet be carries out his
.-res,sr 10 the stter he expects to arrive az
washington at p H. March Sd-'4s whole niaS
occnnied in walking. from Boston 70 washington %
he 80 hundred and eight hours
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VEyHIs is alto gethsr lew medicine result Of modern
discoveries in vegetable kingdom, being an entirely
out system published by accomplished quas to the suffer
ing Dr. wsh we'll knowing the deception Pr2csed upon inc
unniated have this Elixir tested by
the whole Med Faculty who, whsut even one dissenting
voice. have give in their adherence TO its perfect ana
redsced and hen all other medicines known to the Pnarseo
P9s have beer tired in yam tn0ad have
cors Efforts and he offers the Elixir to u
erng the only thing that can cure the following
General DesiB ty,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hyssria, ,-.,.,,,,.-
Restlessr ess I'd sleeplessness at Night,
Abs ( Muscular Efficiency,
Emaciation,
DISCRIMINATION Of the Organs Of
PaipitatiOn Of the Heart,
And In fact all the cOncOns Of and deSlitated
state. Of the Systeln
As a StimuIant,
Is quite different from alcoholic preparations III not sub
reactions in any shape 1t continues to exert ts
aduay ecienty long the least necessity exists Tor
As a Female Medicine,
1t IL equally and effective the equilibrium
have flooded the yet only injurious, in place
assisting waiting the constitution for very good rea
that they only made from the enusons Oh nos
gnorant o! the Med cal profession altogether.
No MineraIsi
Dr. Wright thinks II well to stake hh professional character
fact nera whatever form the least component
parts agredien Of his Rsuvenatng Ex-Weil Know
ing enaled the community by opium ana
mercury
Gene rally, the deIated DR.. Wright would say, Never
despair No how down msy be- no matter now
weak veu are-no matter have beenfersake
at whatever las led yu 70 depart Hygenc principles
tale his
Reiuvenating Elixir,
And you will find yourself man-a prde lnsteha
your friends and healthy, sound and worthy
laeuber Of the human family.
III = Price 81 bottle three bottles Tor 3d. and lolNlu
ed by mail to all parts of the United States. -.
sed by all respectable druggists throughout the United sIe
and Csnadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the proprieters.
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and ISL ChsTtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville by O. ". Henderhott Berry Denoye
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists oczs
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THE CIRCUIT COURT or HARDIN
.,.s,Tv Tenn. ---susan T. Hattcs. ~ Ihos Hutton,
t; ~ Divorce Appearing 20 ne frcu ihe petitions
sn n worn TO- and motion Of petition l ne deensnt
~ nou IS nonresident o. the State Of Ienueeeee Il
s-ssre ordered that pubcatoE Be made IN 3 Uncn ard
newspaper published in the city Of N1htls, Tenn
- r successive weeks, requiring said defd.r. % apper %
- - ne an av Of the next e the CFc1it Court, in sni
eonv n Hardin, be held n savannah, Ga Ne IN MONDAY
IN Ma rext ana thea and there % plead, ansner o. demar
- I'D or the sane viii be taken for confessed a1 -
FOR hearing sxpars This the 4thd day 81 lshrae-7 ISL
~ fe5sl.Elpri.lesS3 JOHN 3. IRHnIs elsrk.
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The DAILY publishes very large quantity
matter and the TRTWEEKLY is made up of two
Daily issues; and the WEEKLY is one of the largest
handsomest, and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
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always to be paid in advance.
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NOTICE TO shTPPERS.
NAsHvILE 4 cHArTAxOOeA R: R. Co. !

NAsHVILE z CHATTANOOGA K &. Co.(
SUPERINTENDENT 0hce,
RING the time breaks on the Western Atlantic Rail
road Of Georgis being repaired used every exer
ton to accommodate the business Of Local stations in
GLIDING Chattanooga now that the in the State
Road have repaired, and Trains running through %
Atlanta think duty in regular turn, accord
ia fregh that have accumulated during the sn
pension frAnsportatons the sern and Atlantic M
road Therefore, for Local Stations ncad
ing received until further notice And de-
string equal justice ALL during this unpecedented Ensn
freight request all parties in the city interested IN e
shipment Of BOTH through local freight TO furnish Us Wlt
satemers freight ready for shipment that they may o en-
tered upon and their regular ura Inc MAIL
ss f-a stsaboats and the Louisville road, win show for
themselves to dates. D. ". oOEEI
febl6-u SuPsflhtsnosn-
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.ment, Wilson q Carter,
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
OF
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
Governor of the state OF Tennessee.
To all officers Of he Militia and tbs Sher!fS Of all
the counties IN said StGte-GREETNG:
my vue OF an act Of the General Assembly the State Of
Tennessee passed January 3s 1861 hereby
manded, forthwith, 20 issue ws OF eleon 10 MI ali VScan
es existing Militia, and hold elections for that
places Of holding elections In respective
giving notice required by law and make due
snd proper returns Of the same
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused great Of the State be affixed at
IL 81 Department in Nashville, this 4th day Of Feb
I } rrary, A. D., 1861.
~ By the Governor: lSHAM g. HARRIS.
JE.R. Raj, Secretary Of State.
n
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HUNT VILE III o Il Il l.,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA
yEyHIs House is now open the accommodation OF the Public
The rooms are all large we'll ventilated and furnished IN
the with and beaGtlfu Ad
The Public Rooms and Halls lighted BY Cas-
The Ladies Gehemsn Psriors are furnished IN spsn
did and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting
THE TABLE
shall at ALI times be supplied with everything good home ana
foreign market Afford and having In employ good anu
psreud cooks and table servants everything shall be pre-
pared and served in the best manner.
THE BAR
furnished with old excellent Liquors snd Wines com
pring all popular brands both native and foreign
Growth CONNECTED with this house is aspendid
BILLIARD SALOONg
containing three fine tables aordHg pleasant and healthy
recreation for a leisure hour.
Everything my power shall be done to make the guests Of
the House comfortable.
Sebl5-dim JOHN P. LEE, Superintendent.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
noCK CITY sTUoCO WORKS

Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE on hand and am constantly supplied With the
best Land Plaster Plaster Of Paris and Hydraulic Cement
WM. ST0cKELL,
febT7 w2m No n Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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Circular.

VNT NASHVILLE, January Isl, 1851.
~ HAVE THIS DAY associated with Mr.. r. Il.
THOMPSON formerly Off hcNary Co.. and viii commune
the business under the firm Of
BORGFELDr, THOMPSON & co.
Thanking you for past solicit the continuance Of
your patronage for the new firm, and remain,
Yours, very respectfully
BORGRELDT & GUNTRATH.
P s-AI persons indebted viii please settle tei
counts at an early dae- jan22-im
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Il. M w q III III

i. MI . w q III M
Successor to Burge & Swami
VIII OLEs ALE GER,
AID DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQ UO2S,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
FUAs now in stors large and we'll selected Of
Groceries Liquors &C., and will continue &c receive in
large quantities during the His stock IL store
Bis:s in part as fellowship:
Sugars.
200 hhds Louisiana Sugar, 1osbbls Loyering'sD R.,
100 sbls Coverings Z, PoTdePed,
$50 do Small Loaf
500 bags prime Rio, 5OsagSP prime Lsguyrs,
moIasses,
6OOX do do IS packages st. Louis.
SunGries.
500 bxs Star Candles, 500 a bxs Star Candles,
800 < do do 300 do bar Soap,
so bxs Talow Candles, rs bags Spice,
a. bis New wye York and RossnsCS casks Soda,
Ts dale Cement, 100 bxs do in paper,
$50 SACKS Race Ginger, so DO Indigo, extra ane,
goo dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
LIQUORS.
200 bbls Tenn White Whisky, 300 bbls Deans Whisky,
100 do Bourbon do 100 do Ward Il Cary's do
50 do Robertson co do I25 do Old Rye do
2casss Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Eevssui's do
ado Louis La Berton do so do julius H. Smiths Old
20 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
IS do Blackberry do casks CGtawba Brandy,
10 do Peach do 40 bbls Grape do
40 l IL casks Seignetts de 25 do Ginger do
Is bblS Rum Gin, 20 do Apple do
10 casks Sherry Wine, 25 Il csks seignetts do
IS bbls Malaga do bbls Holland Gin,
25 kegs Lemon Cordial, S do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, pints Is casks Madeira " inc,
25 bxs White Wine, 90 do Old Port do
$50 bills Fresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger do
brands, Is baskets Champagne, pts
IS kxs Olaret Wine, and quarts,
90 do London Porter.
Tobacco.
va brands, 3O0bxsTenn assorted brands,
100 do KY, do do $50 do Mo, do Of
5000 Imported Cigars, 100000 Domestic OiearA
feb2-a J. NJ. SWAMI
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CLARK a. FULLER'S
AnabrOSial OIL.
CLARK, GREGORY & CO.,
SOLE POPREToRS,
CURES

SOLE FOfhlEiOiSSS
CURES
Haiache Eaache TOothache in three minutes Rheumatism,
Coughs Neuralgia, Colds Eryspess Bronchitis Dyspepsia,
C Cramps Infaed Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Thro'
Cuts Burns Bruises SPsaP f,o.e Pee paSe, d soG
Sore Breast Nipples scsd Head Rngworm letter s. AXE
ss Ps, eg9 for scsids and Burns 1t cures Scr Ses
on horses Sore Eyes horsss, sprn sWinnsy Poll Evil
s he best known remedy apply to tender footed horses
from tho feet and bath well about ths fog Of
,h Tot ,Sures All cutsneous diseases beast.
No remedy in all cases but We can show
real proof Of Of ANBRosTAL on in It's healing proper
ties, from responsible sen, wS are 'AH 'An
De @ cure for every maady the human
ss I've subject but what proclaim substsntate
by living witnesses The AMBRosAL on IS NASHVILLE PepaT
don and sold throughout the south and Southwest BY sill good
i,ts ana general dealers The South be justly proud
that Dr. Clark native Tennessean after much labor and re
to drive out the worthless imported trash with which
Please cali at our Office will take pleasure IN show
ing letters to set forth in The form
ofan advertisement some of which come from FhyAes IN
Standing who using il in their practice As they STATE
challenge the produce remedy speedy and eec
Read the evidence q the virtue Of Clark Fuer's Am
bross OIL suheEc and from persons whose Word
and standing rreproAchAbie Read an5 he conTnce4
Sole Projectors, Nashville, Tenn Depot 81 College street
T % by lhe PrOpctOrs and all Druggists and country
merchants "o''
1--WE updersazued determined to enlarge hi, BOOT
II ANDSH0E ESTABJlSIMENl' IN eIoer 70 supply d iaa
nassihIs all persons in want oil good article. -.
Uoyng NV own Tannery and making most OF my heavy
avn prepared and detemed TO sell at the very lowest
Tmuneatve prices an extra 70 those Wsg 70
M Iaes,vV BOoIss shoes and Negro BrOgans,
also, .,,,r otTP ROnTS
and shoes NJ all sizes and qualities to order.
Tn [ IN be successful, will have to eonhne my sales ex
clI foT CASH or in exchange for Afde therefore all
Ors ~. 81 DeA oA JAMES W HAMILTON,
e No South college street, Nashville
Q doors T. ON Grooms, Carrot Co,
,s,1s ss, Furniture Ware k0sms
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE.

INSOLVENI NOTICE.
TAVING this day suggested the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Weakly county Tennessee the insolvency Of the estate
Of John Mailing deceased therefore all pesonS holding
claims against estate, hereby notified to file them
erly the Clerk aforesaid, before the 1873
daT OF july 1851 claims against the said estate will be adj
indicated on that day prosta distribution January the 18TH
is6i G.. r. HOLMAN, Administrator.
febl-NySt-pr's feeS3
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Iou,ssaua sugar,

n H0GsHKADs new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice art-
W Gle, by steamer B. Runysn on Monday next
and for sale lew for cash MIZELL HOOPER CO.,
Nov IO-dtf Nos and Market street,
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PROCLAMATION
OF
ISHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor of the state of Tennessee
To the Sterifs Of the Counties Of Montgomery, Robert
syn, Cepthan Dickson, and Se,odrt in said State
Greeting:
VTo are hereby commanded to and hold an Election
all places of holding elections in your respective
51n on Saturday the 9th day OF March next, after having
given the notice required by law for the election OF Judge for
the Tenth Judicial Circuit Of said State TO fill the vacancy &C.
casoned by death Of the Hon. W. Pepper and due re-
turn make ne, according to law, ,
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of said State to be affixed
jL.s atNashville the 5th day of February, Is6l
t--~I- the f3overno-: ISIIAM G. HARRIS.
J. 4. RAY, Secretary Of State
U-PClarksville Jefersonian cory. feb6-dSWtd
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EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
HORACE IA. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No: AZ &c a sire ts
Opposite the Catholic Csurch, Ndsd01s, 7ezHsssse)
VETILL .ctce in Courts held In Nashville
w in the Chancery and Circuit Courts at McMinnvile.
mhI9-df.
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OEFcE NASHVILLE Gas LIGHT Col
January 8, 1861. !
TUVHE Board Of Directors Of this Company
dividend Of per cent for the past months payable
and after the 10th inst.
further reduction in the price Of also made BY
giving 10 discount Of the bills paid between the first
and fifth days Of the quarter and PER discount Of those
Jas h. KENDRIcK,
SecretarY.
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p,.xoS, mUSICI

AM now receiving my Fall Stock Of Pianofortes from the
following Factories which will be the largest ever onees IN
the city senwsy Sons, A. a. Gale Cos Haynes Breners
Hazeton Brothers, KaubIe & Co.. Peters and Hebo Light
Bradburry and soebeller Schmidt all Of which wi" e sod
o. Small advance cost for cash negotiable paper All s
new and popular music uc together with Accodeon
xons flutes Drums, Brass Instruments &C. For bargains
" come % me-" at number 80. JAS. A. MCCLURE
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Paper in Tennessee.

In politics. the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, as ex
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
ton that nominated BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE. It
devotes special attention to its News Department
and as an accurate and reliable reporter of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests Of our ,Cols country deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources Of
Tennessee, and laboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention. and our reports of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon approxmating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information. the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.