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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03
correspondence.

NASHVILLE, Nov. lat 1851.
hon. H. S. FOoTE-Da1r Sir: As a Mississippi
end of yours, now sojourning temporarily in
shviile, and engaged at the establishment of
ARP & HAMILTON of this city, in the business of
king swords for the Confederate service, beg
We to present yoE with the sword herewith for
rded, with the request that it be handed over to
F., of your sons-tso of whom are learn, now
aged in the military service of the Confederate
tes of America st 0olgabas, KY.
have the honor to be respectfully and cordially
II friend and fellow citizen, G. W. N YosT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. lst, 1891.
:. ". n. TosB, E.o.-My Dear Sir: 1 accept
It gratefully, the handsome sword forwarded
you, and sAsil take special pleasure in
ding it ever to the eldest of my sons, H..
cote, Jr., who is nov rem aiming with me for
y or two. 1t is particularly gratifying to
to receive this additional testimony of
patriotism. and Of your friendship TO my
personally. Having known you in former days
le inventor and constructor of one of the most
able plows ever employed in the South, and
ing thst for the present. you have relinouished
IOfultE pEtALdD4C OCEuRaNtyh vim vac" W
,ising your skill and ingenuity in the fabrica
of arms for the use of our citizen
airy, alloy me to express the hope (not
I think wholly urjustiaed by present
ations,l that the day may not be far distant,
our struggle for Independence having termi
successfully, you will be able under the aus
of peace re established. to perform the agree
gsk of converting the sword into the plough
,Spd be parm,tteq Gnce more % qeYote your
les to the development of the agricultural
sof our own favored region. have the hon
be, very respectfully your friend and servant,
II. S. FooTE.
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To Candidates for Congress.

II has been suggested and we think the sugges-
ton good one, that the candidates for Congress
throughout the State, should have the electoral
ticket printed on their tickets so to insure full
vote for President and Vice President. We trust
every candidate for Congress viii act upon this
suggestion.
Printed at this office at IS thousand If
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The DAnY.-Single copies of our paper can be
had at the count ng room at five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and a half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We are informed that the boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies ten cents and more al
lodging that the paper coss them i've cents
aanIQ-dtf
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Those our ends rrving from domnions Of King LIN
COLIN who may have copies Louisville, cincnna or
Northern Tapes will confer special avor on both ourselves
and the pusc By leavay them aosr Office in Nashville with
least decay possible We viii cherfuy pay any expense
1 incurred In procuring them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03

NTHEREAs thsre aitted to tie jail d Sumner
w county On he h day Of October, 1860, r1nEWs
nego slave hy he name Bill; ard whereas
sppere1 to dsz aud prove away said slave therefore,
b. virtue Of authority in vested By i Cd n 81
aay Of November us1t to public sale for oh, At Tho
Court House door 10 G1il@ain, aid slave Biz.
Bill lie likely ard about yeas old -
FhsrfF o. Euuaaa- o.,
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Nntice Io CandidaIes,

CIRCULAR candidates inserted in the UE AAERIcA
PAID for other business notices aud the payment So
cured in ADVANCE CT publication This rule viii be enforced
uhexby No cir ulars either candidates their friends
viii hereafter interted this paps any other terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03

Received this day of ". J. MARR, Insurance 4 gent
No rs College street. in this city, FiUe Hundred 20
lars, the full amogn. o. insurance that part Of
my building on Market street, which was destroyed
by FIRE last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him if you wish your losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. Il. METZ.
Nashville, Oct. Is l861.-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03

There were seven Cumberland Presbyterian
Minister'S who servel in the Confederate ranks at
the battle of Oak Hill, in Missouri.
BTheir names are EARLE, QUAIr, BRIGANcE, HAGooD
and CAEsAHAN of the Arkansas Presbytery.
The Ministers of the church have buckIed On
their srmor and are doing glorious service in the
defence of Constitutional freedom
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03

We take pleasure il directing attention to the
card Of Mr.. J. w. DoLBEAE in this mornings paper
We know him to be an experienced and successful
teacher Of the branches he proposes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03

Remember the Election on the 9Th of
sVember for President, Vice Presiden nj
ng 'PreEentatiVes TO the Confederate
9nRFesR
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~ anted.

anted.
WISH to hiTs p Negroes deck hands and n
1 steamer M5E1etonka- A. HAMILTON.
sct20-im
COOpeFS Wanted.
WILL pay liberal EsFss 'OF 25 COoperB maize Whlsky
4 and Flour BAnsls. Apply 70
JAMES 8, SNYDER,
October 10, 'sl-d1z' At Chattanooga isaa
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There is small stock Of Kentucky Bazzing and
Rope on the market. We quote Bagging at 25c,
Rope 20922c and Iron Ties 9CaIOc,
GunDy Bags are now held a. I50a2Os for second
hand and new.
Nsdls are firm at ss.OOCs1O.OO per key.
Grass Seeds are held a. follows: Clover. SIC
per tushel; Blue Grass, stripped, 81 5O@I rs, aad
clean 81 1902 90; Timothy IS; Heards Grass 81 70
al so; Orchard Grass 81 6O9l IS; Mllsts-;
Hungarian Grass 81 50.
We note further advance in Salt, and holders
are now demanding IS for Fine and $3.50 for
Coarse Sack Barrel is still quoted st Sc per
Oushel We notice that Salt is selling at the Salt
Works near Abingdon, Va, at Use per bushel, at
which place large quantity is being mauufactur-
ed. Prof. r. THoNAssET has succeeded In orVanis-
ing company for the Manufacture Of Salt from
sea water, and the construction Of the necessary
works is to be commenced forthwith. 1t is sup
osed they will be able to turn out Salt before the
let Of JanuzFy Bulls Island on the coast Of South
)arolina, between Charleston and Savannah, has
een chosen as the site for the works. and it is said
. be admirably adapted to the purpose. We have
oticed in some Of our exchanges that the mandfae-
uro Of Salt has slready been commenced at another
foA-l ~ SaEDAL4Af ADu h4SO ~ pOlus "a
North CarOlins, and that pretty fair article is
turned out at each place.
There is very little Leather on the market, while
here IS heavy demand. We quote Leather and
1ides as follows:
lols, Heulock tanned ......-... --.-...,...-. q
q. Gas tanned 9 b-.-.-. e59 70
tarness Leather. p D q -
rirtng do. .--.-.--. @
ali skins . Coz very scarce . Ua50 %
zip do do &C y Oolse0 %
irdle 2 B,Ye y scarce 6O8 Sc
ireen %
There are no Southern or Western Hides on tbs
market.
Cotton Yarns are now quoted as follows 700 and
500, lie; 6Os, lie 500. ISc; 400, lac per dozen.
Feathers are in limited demand at 25C93Oc per ID.
Whisky is held at SI25@L5O per gallon for
,ountry and 9Oc9sl for Nashville RectAed. which
8 an advance Of 25c in the former and 1Oc in the
after.
Lime is held at zoe. per bushel for Stacked and
DC. for unslGeked
There is q heavy demand for Wool, and il Ands
ready sale st 5Oc9sI per ID, according to quality
We hear Of but little doing il Dried Fruits. We
quote peeled Apples At 45c per bushel and peeled
Peaches az SIIO.
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SMooTHE Roller MEN WANFED.-Constant employ
ment and good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and loer Iron Rollers by applying
tc WOODS, YEATNAN, & Co.
Nov l. dim.
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Shna. for SnIa.

Shoes for Sale.
1900 pair mems asserted BrOgans BY J. u.
WARD & Co.
Pqrch4sers VII please call and examine them at
EVANS q Co. Oct % 1851. diff
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Lost.

HAVE lost Black Mantle 0Yercost about weeks
Who be in possession Of the will
favor on the uEderss med by leaving at this oHcs
oct2s-d3ts e. LEVY
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The observations are, as far possible, made be
tween and in the morning, and at noon, and
6 and z in the evening,
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We understand that the prizes of coal has been
reduced to twenty ak and thirtytwo cents, at the
lower coal yard Of Mr. P. DOYLE, on South College
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03

KETTLES AND Bank MLLs-Sitock or Saltneter
Kettles and Bark Hills for se9ls ct
noY !, din WoOHs, YEATNlAN K Co.'S.
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IPCIsIATIvE UNION AND AMERICAN.
A few copies Of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1878 and 1859-6O, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03
FOu0d,

FOund,
HARNESS Dray Herse which the owner have By
n paying for th Advertisement octl9
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For BTiRadier.GeBeTal

We author sed announce TO- ". HORTON candi
Gene al Of the 10th Brigade oomprs the counties Of
svidson, Dickson, pert. OF Che2thsm.
Election n oven Der 131, prcx oc;29 dte
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tpecIAI % me New ! OK Ilme1.
Enforcing tho CenfIscatiOn Law.

The Government is rapidly preparing for enforc-
ing the cOnscation law passed BY the last Congress
Yesterday attschlAents we're aerTed against some
furniture belonging to nan named Shields, who is
Captain in the rebel army, and wing number
of houses aud lots in Washington. This is to be
special case and if the law is sustained government
will at once proceed to cOndscate the property of
every known rebel, as fast as it comes within the
jurisdiction of our arms.
From Fort Monroe.
FORTRESS MoNRoE Oct 2t.-The great expedition
has been delayed by the prevalent gale. Some
refugees from Yorktown state the rebels are in
considerable force in that vicinity. and there az
apprehension of an stack by the Federal troops.
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Wanted
NofIp, to FrIends,

Asths oos, boy Who understands how to pack mail
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03
mInisi.rs n mama.

Doa't fail to read on first and fourth pages.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03
NOTICE.

YENHS Ordinances Department Confederate Etstss, viii PAY
thItJ-nve pound for all saItpstTe delivered be
fore rst OF FebrnsTy, lea sRy Of sfolosnF Pn:
Captain Gill, AIS gsts, Ca Wagner, Military 5tor
Keeper, Montg onevy, Aabams Lis1t WEgaI, Nashville,
Tenn Oal tain HART Memphis, TEN; Sanford FA5lt
ner Military Store Keeper, Lite Rock Ark at Eich-
nond, Va ] G0RGAs, Lsuteaut Colonel,
Chief Of Ordnspce.
4
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rz'cLaLLAN rHRHATENs TO nEsIeNi
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EAILURE OF THE HESSlAES PLA8s!t
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BY TELEGRAPH.

HseCIeiIan and Frs=a ent Quarrellng
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Mrs DE-. SHsLDr, Vice President.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-26
waiting,

Those who are strong and reliant can al-
ford to wait, and the waiting of the Gov
ernment to-day at Washington seems to MS
an indication of power and gives us fuller
assurances of success than though we heard
constantly of squads marching hithcr and
thither under the tclcgraphic prestige oi
movements anticipated Much may be
won by persistent waiting, Mt the present
time, for every day must weaken the rebels.
They are like the army worm and have To
move. They cannot wat. THOR own inn
pulses are against waiting; their necessities
are against it. They have sprung into cN.s-
tcncc on the wave of revolution, audmust
move on with it. To go back without blow
would be fatal TO their causc.> They would
lose in the estimation of their own people
and Of the world. Therefore lhcy must tight.
We hear every day of their rcSrlcasucss.
and the attack will not be long delayed, we
think But there behind their fortticut,oLs
our army--now well fed, well clothed aud
we'll dsciplmcd-arc waiting patiently and
coolly, for tho moment to strike. Every
day sees them better prepared, under the
eyes of their general ofcers. There is no
taint of decentralization among them. They
are satisfied with their leaders and the r
cause, and have unboundei confidence in the
result When the time comes they wtil
show to the world that waiting has been a
world of power TO them, giving thcn cour-
age and muscle for the contest Boston
Gazette
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-26
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS, Joint committee Of both
Houses of the Congress- of the United States
requested the President to recommend a
day of public humiliation prayer and faet-
ing, to he observed by the people Of the
United States, with religious solemntics
and the Offering of fervcut supplicatous to
Almighty God for tho safety and welfare OF
these States his blessings on their arms
and speedy restoration of peace :" and,
whereas, because il is at all times fit and
becoming for all people to acknowledge and
revere the supreme government ot God, the
President has appointed Fhuraday, the 26th
Of September. as Il day of humiliation pray
er and fasting for all the people of the ma
ton. Therefore,
|, William Dcmison, Governor Of the State
Of Ohio, do earnestly recommend to the
people of this State, that according to the
several crcods and molcs ot worship, they
do keep and observe that day, in order that
their prayers may unite with the prayers of
the right-mindcd of other States, for guid-
nnce 10y the Supreme Ruler of nations to
the end, that law and order and peace may
be re-established, and the blessings of civll
and religious liberty secured and pcrpctr-
nted throughout the wide extent Of our
country.
In testimony whereof, ! hayc hcrcunto
set my hand, and caused the great scal of
the State of Ohio, to he affixed. t4s lIth
day of September, \. d. 1861, of the orgall-
izaton of olT State the 59tI, AMI Of the in
dependence uf the United States the seth.
BY the Governor, w. DENNlSON.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-26
HSit Patriotic !

When the existence of our Democratic
form of Government * threatened 10y the
most formidable rebellion known in history
when the united energy OF the American
nation is required to preserve its own litc
lis it the part of patriotism to throw oh
stacles in the way of the most cordial and
thorough union Of the people? Is it the
part OF patriotism TO rake up old party pref
udices and strive to keep the people divided
by party lines when their common interest
imperatively demands that tlry SHOULD bc a
unitin meeting this form dahlc Danger? No;
this is the work of politicians d}magogucs
not patriots. The men engaged IA th.s
work may call themselves Democrats. hu,
the historian will write them down under a
different appcllation. Can a man he a true
Democrat aud yet he constantly engaged IL
sowing division among the people, and thus
aiding rebellion that aims at tha destrllr-
ton of Democratic government on thjs CON
tinent? We maintain that the oaly real
Democratic party now, ia the Union par.y.
Its majestic voice VIII he uttered in Oaio
on the I'd Tuesday of October, and it viii
be like the swell of the ocean when rocked
by the storm, 1t will carry terror to the
hearts OF traitors, but JOY to the heart +
every patriot.--SdHdusky C0uHtY Democrat.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
II M Mill EN-,

CHEMlCoPATHlC PHYSICIAN,
May be consulted free of charge. at the following
times and places
Fostoria, Hays House, Tuesday, Sept 10th.
Fremont, kesser Hotel Wcdnesdnv Sent 11p
EImore Elmore House, Thursday. Sept. IL.
holcdo Collins House, Friday, Sept. i3.
Penysburg Exchange Hotel Saturday Sept. q.
MY THEORY AND TREATMENT
Aro new ana dih. rent from any one in the United
Stacsnnd challenge any one to produce the same
success that have met with in treating Chronic
Diseases. Ny theory is based upon the chemical
oper ltons OF the body, believing diseases to depend
upon dispropOrtoncd condition of the Gui L. OF tl,e
body whereby the solids be come unhealthy nv
ANALYSING the secrctions. blood &C. of tho bodyy
and finding out what is deficient or in excess and
supplying to the system what is wanting / am
enabled to cure often by a small amount Of medicines,
where the patient has been dfuggcd with medioisos
for long years to no effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the great majority cases de-
dcnds mlny upon disprorortioned state of tho
gastric or digestive fluids of the stomach, Whor
tiS gaStic uid is propori ned properly the food ia
Thoroughly digestcd and Ossimated. Viewing Dvs-
pepsm by thcrules of Chemcopathology and giving
out OF 90 and 40 cases out 80 of Consumption AS
ulma, lronchits and Laryngitisand Liver Conn
1lliht flleS Neuralgia, Dizziness or Sick Headache
Nervous Debility and Female Diseases--n every
c"Se cure ana other diseases proportionately.
CONSUMPTION.
s-75 DR.. McNlillen us an improved Tnbolirr To-,
stium'nt for the cure of Consumption, Asthma Bron
chitis anl Lnryngitis by this we can make as rood
an application to the diseased Lung and Throat ne
we could to sore anywhere on the exterior of the
boly. VI N'S
Dr. NJ; uses pure Chemicopa,hic and Botanic REM
edes. iie gives a mil tonic treatm mt which acts
chemically, AMI assists Nature to free herself One
ounce OF assistance to Nature is worth pound Of
poisonous drugs to the disease. -
Consultation and advice free
information in regard TO my treatment and sue.
cess call on, or write to:
>, MRS; = i. Abbott. Portage, Wood county, Ohio
Mrs. Robert Jacobs. Elnleyili,, Wood county OH
Ms. Jesse Iukcl, Browns Corners. Wood county
Ohio; IN lrcw Cross, Millrrove Wood unity. Ohio,
John Cummns, Hdssan, Hincock county Ohio j.
a. Smt,; t,morc, Ottowa county, Ohio; G. L,
;, Al G, mmunications must be directed to DR.. ].
L. McMillen, Clevrlanl, OHIO. "
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-26
MEDICINAL.
.R. j. b. S MI T HI

nR. j. b. S NJ 7 HI
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Wood
county that hc has permanently located himself in
Bowling Green for the purpose of practiciug Medi-
cine AMI Surgery. In addition to a regular cours,
Uf study, Mr. ). has made himself acquainted with
the special mode of distinguishing Diseases by an
examination Of the urine OF the patient as practiscd
by the late DIR. DELANBAUGfl and forall Chronic
Diseases will say unhcsitatingly that by following
Mr. D's practise in such cases, he has had better
success than from any other ,thodof treatment--
Among the diseases which DR.. :. processes to treat
successfully may be mentioned the following, viz:
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Consumption in its
early stages Diseases Of the Spleen Asthma Spit
ting Of the Blood, Palpitltion Of the heart Rhcuma
tisn. White Swelling, Dropsy, Scrofulous Diseases.
Jaundice, Female Complaints, in all their varied
FORMS Low Spirits or Melancholy Fever Sores,
Ulcers, &c. lfpatents with any of the above or
kindred Chronic Diseases will send some of their
urine taken in the morning in clean VIAL Dr. S. can
M he satisfactory diagnosis OF the case nearly IS
well as if the patient were present.
Nov. 1j, lSj0--20tf.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-26
Allin an Nui Shell.

The Cincinnati Commercial SAYS, "thc
men from whom we have heard the loudest
praises of the Fremont proclamation are
Democrats and Kentuckans. They SAY il is
all right. 1t don't fe3 anybody's negroes
but those OF traitors, and are we TO SUI pose
that General is to take care of an enemy :
negroes for him? General Fremont has
simply refused to enter into the negro trade.
AS the shortest way of managing cout.ahaud
negroes, he turns them loose To shift for
themselves, lie don'tundertako to II them
for the benfit of the United States, or To feed
them at the government expense. II this
is radical" il is case of radical common
sense.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-26
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
MArMEE CRY, ONO.
FACULTY.

JE1oMs MCR.AY, Instructor in Accounts, and
Lecturer on Business Customs, &C.
f. WELCu, Teacher of Double and Single Entry
Book keepiug. Practical and Ornamental Pen
m,rship, Pm Drawing, Flourislinp, sc.
Hon. j. NJ. ASHLEY, Hon. ASHER Cook, NJ. +.
ERHrr, and b. r. AUSTIN, Lecturers On CONNER
ciA law
Rev. G, a. ADAMS, Lecturer on Commercial
Rev. c, RICHARDS, Lecturer on Political Econ
omy.
TERM
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This institution is now permanently situated in
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Ohio, an offers TO Its patrons unprecedented adj
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Our instructions in Book Keeping Commercial
Calculations ami Accounts are conducted upon the
Counting Room System, the object of which is 70
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10 enter at onc2 upon the dischprge Of the most in
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W"o have grlu!td from this institution have found
difficulty in obtliuing situations, giving entire sat
isfaction Of their emil yrs.
COMMERCIAL LAW.
Lecturers on this subject delivered regularly
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PENMANSHIP,
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ard
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