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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11
Il DADS TIERS FOR 1851.
At the Fair G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TFNHIS FIRST GLASS ROADSTER, will make his season for
1861, At the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July the 4 at $50 season. SIS
for insurance,
He lea beautiful black six DID, trotted Athens
le6O in 5O and is certainly handsome and perfect
horse in HE action tAat has been brought the State He
bred in Vermont imported by E. 4. Jennings by
Hatch hore he BY LII hoot he By Old Black Hsw he Sher
and he BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroe
d. st. Charles Or d. Woodbury. Morgan, AID hence
bines four OF the bsst trotting knewn.
No. q Yankee Robin.
AOAP1TAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
BY Woodbury. will be let to % SIS the SEASON, S29
insure. He is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old Washington,
lent Trotng Mare, will be let to Is Mares season,
SIS to insure in fOal.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Coed Blue
Grass pasture at the farm 81 T. Tanning and grain esp
mares in good condition, at 81 per week.
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville. Tenn Part Owner AMI Agent for Company
Oscar Kimba will be ready all es to shos the stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-J. Owen, Of williamson, Col R. Allen of Gum
T. flaming, Of Davidson, Dr. Al T. Gooeh Of Ruther
ford. Dar5-f
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M.GEKAxzkK. K
M. & e. F. CHI
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERs
FINE BRANDIzs. WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOhEsT1c LIQUORS, &c,
O0REER or O0LLE4E AND 0HURcE S7RxET4
Nashville, Tennessee.
TTTE sssust fspt Of large we'll selected stock Of
Gr0eres, Liquors. etc., consisting in part AZ falgaf
$50 bids 9gar, ali grades 100000 genuine Havana i1arsi
200 bels choice Monsses; za0 kegs Nails, assorted
100 u do 90 100 dozen Painted Bucketst
bbfs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Wanuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbs Peeans:
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bhls Filberts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDEES, WINES. sSJ.
Is 4 4 choice French Branfies;
20 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Tfnesf
I50 baskets best brands Champagne;
SO boxes Scoviil Clsre2,
lS 90 ss SI a SIs sss County WHISKY
Go do do Bourbon DO
And aso Of Ceron Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, 60.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder Tia
dersgred Icing the only Agents Nashville Of the
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Traders
large stock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine for saie
W. Kegs dupont Rite 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
goo Do DO DO 5000 key. sycaaor. Blasting
s sOO kegs Hazard % Do POFdsri
900 DO Do 90 i'T b Tssss 81 Powder assorted
scO Dupont Blasting Pow so bills Toy, Beokord Co.,
oer safety Ease,
jail NJ &.EF OdEATHAM Agauts
SOLE AGENTS FoR
ITaPon.sPoEdez; joy, Bedford & Co.'s Safety
s sAsmo 60 Fuse
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HIGH PRICE rOR NEcRorx

WILL the highest market price for e5 likely young
groes both sexes from l9 to 90 years Call at s3 Cedar
street
lhave hire about 80 Negroes balance Of the year
boys and girls, Of all ages-sone well qualified.
G. ". HITCHINGs,
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The SOUTHERN C0NEEDERACY.
BY HANLEITER q ADAER,
Atlanta, Ca.

II ITHoGRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND
Printing in Oil, and Waercoors Views Portraits Show.
lands Vgnettes Labels, Music Titles DIpOpss Bill Heads
Business Cards. Visiting Cards, edng Cards, Funeral Notices.
Tickets, Admission Cards. Circulars Checks Bonds Notes.
Drsfts, Maps, c.
Thu undersigned has newly made such arazgmentsn his bu
incs that he Is engb execute neatly promptly and ele
antly, every variety Of The above articles.
IL WAGNER,
oernR. Cedar and chery streets,
sh2s-d71 GArhFiilss Tenn.
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Notice to Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA BAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

y. I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1861
Vreights rem West consigned the the nashville
EOhattsnooga R Co.. Nashville, and designed ship
teRoad OF said Company, arriving Nashville in
greater quantities than be shipped Immediately
or stored the warehouses 6 the company, temporary
storage pro eon have for the to be found
and purpose Of having the charges for storage
able and uniform, gents have been made with Messrs
Harrison, No street, for the storage all
river freehs to eopsgnee Of S0 per 1900
pounds will Extra Draysge, storage handling
commissions all incidental
storage. They agreeing protect the eghs fer forty
ave days without ddona charge. II protection for
length found from csusewhieh il not
ANTICIPATED particular attention will be paid to dstes, and
esca lot forwsrde sxJTIiCn will be made
to give expedition irtii hit and obviats
ceslty ofstorsge at Nashville.
Marriott BP E.w. COLE. Supt
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Land for sale.

accordance with Deed Of Trust made to the 4h Of
February, sell highest bidder at the Court
house in Nashville, 2h day Of May iel, the tract
part Of the OF land therein conveyed containing in all two
hundred situated Cumberland river be-
tween said river and Udes Ferry turnpike road in Davidson
The Of lard 70 sell is among
best tmrs in county, comfortable frame dwelling
and with other necessary buildings The soil superior
10 point fertility half cleared and the balance in
timber such surpassed to quantity quality on
There Is about half Ct taet
with IT, the other has lein. clear
title will given the chaser, fee from redes ian
NJ B. Hyde resides the premisss has Commenced
and dsrous Of remaining gnt the cad OF the
year. VII pay reasonable rsa 20 tae purchaser The terms
Of sale win b Thirty Ave Hundred Dollars cash. tae hal
sn-e the OF Twenty Eve Humid Dollars annually from
tbs lst Of Dessmbsr next Notes made payable Bank and
Iein retained. T. HYDE.
apIA-twtd Trustee Of n hyde.
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Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
SITUATBDin wealthy section Of country Tennessee and
- having an extensive subscription list and advertising pat
ronage ThePsper neocac and WILDE sold REASONABLE
Terms 70 10 one hoWever but Democrat The paper esb
% ayocate state Equality and the proprietor viii NOT lie
ost Of his hands any ether purpose For
further particulars enquire at the UNION OEYc
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hispIanta ..~u,.
XzHA ion, called OAPTTAL Vfzw, lying on X<f{ffER
< the nsrth side of Cumberland River, &4fs.tt4sTt
sfIsk three milesfrom thecity ofNashville ~ -
lgIlnEW contsing about Three Hum
AMhs1Aa4A dred Acres BE will sell II all -uz44na.-
together small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
viii exchange for well improved property IN the city
the very quality of sill is we'll Eatered about half Of
cultivation and the balance In fine timber and pastzre
There COED dwelling houses good barn and stables &c
For Information apply to the undersigned or to John D. James
Bep2O-H TH0S. G. JAMES.
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JASPER BRANCM RAILROAD.

oTBCENAsHVILE e CHATTASooaA RAILROAD Co., I
octOhsr ID, 1850.
DY order Of the Beard Of Dect0u calls made the
Stock OF the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road from Bridgeport to Jasper, payable to the Treasurer Of this
Company asfolloWs:
One dollar each Share the LIST November 1859, and
dollars each Share the days Of December, 1853 JEnua
February March, April, May June July August Seps
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Payment be made Jackson Pryor at Jasper the
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville --
PromPaessn meeting these calls requested OF the gabsc
OF Stock construction Of the depends sxcIay
on the means provided specifically for that purpose.
oeE-u W. A. GLEAVSS, Treasurer.
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mnnny'S Combined ReaDeT
Mower.

WITH WOODS ImPROVEuENI
w eeieorated siachEe ecsiVsA the ART preU, - Il
aoto AkD4l1 a. the best combined RsspInr "a M
the great United ststes Axriculturai FsiS s.1s :.
u SsPssnoer loSI The trial came OF near 49,
LeIk, N Sny, where all the prs. spaI Machi1.s n II
Staees were thoroughly tested. TAe eouutfes -
snrougn h4rshal p Wilder, President Jnite ssst
Society, at LsuisyiIle, KY SeA-ss Ags|
sIso received the 1EArd ss the best As-per. .sa
mower, before two separate sorrittseI s1rs;1t1 =
es1t 81 ne Davidson County Agricultural socistv - M
ay l1sI, ever most % the machines nov in 81 NJ N
Numeroua ekner preut INA and Awards were 80, 49,
a1rins the last season, over every M.chi1si- - -
The above machines are for sais bv ~ .-d--t-s
3 = oHBAFHAM,
Gensrsl Agent for the gt.s,
,A,~ E1sHkR- FHRELEg 4 a
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NOTICE TO SEIPPERs.

NASHVILLE Il CHATTANOOGA r. r. Col
Superntendent's Office,
URING the time breaks the West and Atlantic Ra-
road Of Georgia. being repaired every
ton to accommodate the business Of Local stations
Guiding Chattanooga But that the breaks
Road have been repaired sn Trains running through
Atlanta We think duty to in regular turn
ing dates the eghts that have accumulated during
pension Of snsporsons the Western and Atlantic Rail-
road Therefore, freight Local stations ncud
ing Chattanooga be received until further notice. And
string do equal justice ALL during this Unprecedented
freight, request all parties in the city interested In
shipment Of both through and local furnish
statements OF freight ready for shipment that they
tered upon Books and take their regular
tests from Steamboats, snd the Louisville road, will show
themselves as TO dates. E.W. COLE,
fehlf-f Snner ndent
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Fire! Fret! Fire.!

TEyHE remainder Of stock sayed from the late Gre Broa
street. e sale 81 81 College street, tive eoe abevs
Ssss-T OTg1xvILlA d KLNoz.
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Flour, Corn, sc.

Flour, Corn, &c.
GAO BARRELS Extra and Extra FsBuiIy Piour.
OUO 400 sacks Coru;
20 bbls Lard;
SO t" Green Apples;
IS cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
$50 Flour Sacks, (Afty pounds,)
On consignment, for saleb
WI WATTS 4 CO.,
Ian19u No. 81 COLLEGE street. near RrnadI
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TUST received for sale constantly pe article Of Paf
hne VArnish Of the best quality, in quantities to suit pur
chasers. BENZ 2 SHIELDS & co.
Also consignment Perfumery, Enveops for sale the
trade. IjansS-hi B. n 8. & co.
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sAM'L HESsHAw.
FIRE WORKS. FIRE VVORKS!.
FLAGS AND T0RCRESflf
10 II NJ EFT g *
pUAN0Sg mUsxCr

As the sest assortment Nashville ofsveryny in the
above line, which will be sold wholesale and RETAIL low
good article be bought anywhere The Torches are
souething, and the best thing introduced for
ProoesEons augI4-u
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Cash system.

Cash system.
NOR the year 1861 our business will be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH
By adapting this system, know greatly the
interest Of friends 10 give their patronage.
SNYDER FRIZZELL,
ianl-tf "a Public Square.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SALE.
PROPOSE tc self, for the purpose closing partner
ship business the three story Brick He use situated
Cherry street, few doors South OF Broad, occupied by
Messrs Bush Bros Grocery Store THE property fronts
25 eeton Cherry St. and 81 feet The third story Is
fitted family resdeDce and offers ample large
family and free from taxation, State, county
Of the eligible business part OF the
city, and will be sold AT BARGAIN For particulars as to
location and terms apply on the premises or to
mar3O-Im. ISAAC PAUL.
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FOmr horse naaiI COach.

YKyHE only county running regarly threetms
week and from Fsyetevilet0 Tullahons; leaving
Tullahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday Fay
Thursday Saturday the nas
the at Tuahoma and for the seS0oda
si3n passengers. J. B. Smith, agent At Ta2hema Good
careful drivers Tue fare through doar
fHI-wf John n. TAYLOR
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Corn. Hay and oats.
Prints.
NOTICETO CONsINGEEs.
Louisville and Nashville RafIrO

and after April lst 1861, no Freight III - ssl.er
On paid Consgnses will Be notified o. me .isel 81
6oods, together With tie amsant Of caArg n yste
facilitate the adustmens Of all claims Tor iosN sAmA
and found Necessary. n ord = % ena
Assnts 70 makersfurns 70 me Gengrsl ocs - faered
Regulations II the oonpany .raraao,u.
n4E2S-2E . S.&Ao@ s.1SAs ~
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~; stewart ;rya,- Comfy Co. state Of Tenaessl

N SEE WA2T COUNTY COrTFRT. a =
y beE--james B. AcCarroU ct ais. " che. q a.
As-fenuon % sell land. II appearing . NJ a.. y
ants bill hat f1ss Accarrol, Frarcis Mscss-olfi
aeSarroll, JAnesl MeCaToll, Samuel lICCarroII -,
hcCarrol heirs tt law Of Fraacis AcCarrol 49,
RESIDENTS Of the stats Of Tennessee. II h tsrr-f,
snaI publication be MAZE for four Consecutive -
city OF Nashville, requiring aid !. y
Sslole ne sees Of lie County Court 81 stsEart 81
% holden q tie csurt house, Ia aid county - -
tennessee, NE nrsi Monday IN January ie5I All 49,
or denur 70 c.npainants bill or he Ne III ~
ie'Sed as to them and set down Tor hearing exps-ss
Geez-w4t-pr'sfee %. =, 1900 COvz. q
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Seeds.

Seeds.
1000 sushes Hungarian Grass seedi
200 4" MilIet Seed
300 &c Seed Cats;
200 " Seed Corn;
so 4" Glover Seed.
For sale By JAMES McLAUGHLIN & Co
ISn3-Iy =.
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Charleston and SaVann,
kRREGHr LINES.

RATES REDUCED. AND SPEED mop
IMPRESS freight Trains onaII thu rOaa,. q, -
~ S4th December, 1859 through mates ron W
First Class, per 100 Lbs, q "a Third c... vr loo nj
Hats Gaps and Bonnets, 2 Is
and q half and four days 49, -
and nine days. - 40
Intervening sabbaths eause The ,h.v. v.-.,,,...,.
freight trains are rem on Sunday over So. ii- ~
Nc detentlons ~ ice Or snow OTercliarxas ~ A..
espt oA1ss occurring q sea- promptly diluted IL \
vile and Chattanooga Railroad On aeliru-v - -
dec zZ-H P&B n " An y
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Tennessee Champion
TO RuILDElkS.

10 Bull UE1lkss
VKyB are prepared to DO the Tin. RoQf Rg sni
wv sheet Metal Work sssaTV u 5uillriE
nost Substantial manner, and viii cont ~ feT saeh Il
est possible rats. 7. y. kt1 ANK = COZ
EisBtdsoT bsloW Post Once % CSarch !
sp8-d&v asshz us. ~
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bacon, Lard Buckwhea Flour Family supplies general
ID H,Y COMBS & MARTIN
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HOUSE PAINTING,
FENHE subscriber prepared to execute with the greatest
promptness, contracts, large, which may
derd style and upon es which cannot fail give sasfac.
ton. he is also prepared to execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, AND MkRBLINa.
Having the the mosezper
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request having work In neo
give him call before making final Arrangements
&. 4. FLENING,
usrehdH No CO, Union St. between Cherry and sunRsz
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
NEJE have hand large stock OF fne Virginia TObacs
w COS also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco which
w are anxious to close out very low general assortment Of
Cigars on hand.
iunc26 LELLYETT & SMITH
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PROTESTAHT SS;TToa :
PhfIn.an- wv

MApAMB TAILLAN win re open her ro.rs,,-
September Superior instructions In a. Fis.s
branches to both Of Ehich equally ssrious a to :.
tAiant with Madame valiant, viii Superiutsn5 - .
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

TEE INDEPENDENT Press of the State,
without exception SO for as our observation
extends, speaks favorsbly of the nomina-
tions of the Republican party. The Sacra-
mento Union has seen fit to assert that the
platform Of the party is an excellent one,
but "intensely republican What its de-
fnition of intensely is, we suspect. If, how
ever, a single sentence in the Republican
platform is not just right and proper, we
would be obliged to any Union man to
point it out. Tho platform challenges dis
cussiou.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

LINE PoIsr AGAIs.-The Supreme Court has
decided the Lime Point, case, reversing judg-
ment rendered by Mckinistry, who held that
the law to provide for the condemnation of pri-
vate property for the use OF the Federal Gov
eminent is unconstitutional. The Supreme
Court hold it to be constitutional, and the eff
feet Of their decision will be. that the land at
Lime Point will be condemned, its value as
sessed by jury, and taken for the use Of the
United States for military purposes. The opin-
ion is written by Baldwin, Field ard Cope con
curing.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

PRESIDENTIAL AUTHoRIrY.-In the war OF
1912, the construction Of the Act Of 1875,
became the subject of judicial determine
ton. The question of the authority of the
President to call for volunteers, of Cover
ners to refuse, and privates to rebel, came
before the Supreme Court of the United
States. John Marshall and Bushrod Wash :
ington, of Virginia, VIM. johnson, of South
Carolina, Gabriel Duval, of Maryland,
Robert Trimball, of Kentucky, Joseph Sto-
ry, of Massachusetts, and Smith Thompson,
of New York, were on the Bench. They
decided the point in these words;
Is the President the sole and exclusive
judge whether the exigencv has arisen, or
is il to be considered an open question,
upon which every officer to whom the or
ders of the President are addressed may
decide for himself, and equally opea to be
contested by every militia man who shall
refuse to obey the orders of the President?
We are all Of the opinion that the authority TO
decide ,chether the eriyeney has arisen belongs
exclusively TO the President. and that his de-
cision is conclusics upon all other persons We
think that this construction necessarily ie-
suits from the nature of the power itself,
and from the manifest object contemplate
by the act of Congress"
President Lincoln is new acting under
the authority of the Constitution, and the
act of Congress of 1875.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28
THE TICKET.

Since the ticket which beads our COL
umns was made by the Republican Conven-
tion at Sacramento, we have had An opportu-
nifty to see the spirit in which the nomina-
tions have been received in the large cities of
tie State, and it with no less pride than
pleasure that we are enabled to say
NO ticket was ever presented for the suf-
frages of the people of California so accept
able as this. Against it as whole not a
word except in partisan spirit can be said
The nominees are men Of character and su-
perior abilities; they are honest, patriotic
aud worthy, each one of them, to fill the
place they individually occupy on the tick
ct, and what is better, worthy to be pro-
NOTED, as they will assuredly be, to the po-
stions for which they are nominated.
From Governor down to State printer, IL.
elusive, there is not q name unfit to be or
the ticket. We did not succeed at Sacra-
mento in getting some men nominated
whom we would have liked to see among
the Republican standard bearers but when
we behold the field of combat afterwards,
and see what other men must have been
sacrificed to gain our choice, and what
hazard We ran of imparing the strength OF
the ticket, We are more than satisfied with
the result. Nay, more, we are proud Of the
Republican party for the wisdom it dis
played in making its selections. With So
heruess, earncstness and with patriotic mo-
tives our ticket was selected, and it
it commends itself to the people Of the
State as the offspring of the cool, delib-
crate judgment of m ,re than three hun
dred patriotic intelligent and honorable
men coming together from all parts of the
country for a great and good purpose.
It's intrinsic excellence bears testimony to
the exalted character of head and heart o!
those who gave it birth.
The platform adopted by the Republican
State Convention is plain, patriotic, and
without 8 spice of clap-trap about it. l,
challenges the respect Of even the enemies
of the party. It sets forth in clear and un
eqvivocal language the principles with
which the Administration party hopes to
succeed. In brevity and comprehensive
statement it has no superior among party
platforms.
With such ticket and such platform
and with such respect and enthusiasm they
both command every where, :'there is nc
such thing as fail" Intelligent men accus
toned to judge popular sentiment are free
to assert that the ticket will receive the sui
frages o. not less than sixty thousand free
men, and others declare it will sweep thu
State like tornado, bearing down every
thing before it. May it be sol Our country
(God bless her foreves)is plunged in tie ror
tex of civil war. A man is at the helm wh'
looks at the compass of theCons.itution ant
boldly and with unfaltering trust is direct
ing the noble ship with the stars ant
stripes nailed at the mast head against tn
storm. His orders must be obeyed. Their
must be no want of harmony among tn
crew. We want no discord aboard Their
must be none. In our own part of tn
shio we want men who will stand by th
President IN every emergency. We hav
them on the Republican ticket and the safe
~ Of the ceunty demands their election.