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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20

sFvERs wEATHER On THE HUDsos.-Por several
.iays psss there has been constant storm Of wind
Blowing from the north and this has caused the water
sn the river 10 be very low, 20 much 80 that in many
ascs the bed " the river st the sides Is more exposed
fhan for many years past On Monday morning the
Vanderbilt by high and dry upon the bar some time,
and others are aIso reported to have run aground
Though with iess deienlion. The extreme cold snow.
s,orns, and ueth winds hsye hed the rver with Ice
esusire alro SERIOUS detention 70 the boats The liver
Al r1aBy places between Albany and Hudson ysster-
day morning, was frozen tight, before The New
Vorid cut her WAY thrOugh and ~ Albany and above,
che We was Que sheet from shore 70 shore, when tbe
ferry boais crossing At The different points -. the mass
N motion nOs,iDg dowr with the tide. Floating ics
sxtends betwesn khiDebech and Albany, about on
miles. Fsous Nswburgh 10 kew-york there u none
worth mentioning. All the streams creeks, and stand,
eng water Are, kowever frozeo over, many two ana
thsse inches thick The bay NJ Hudson 10 frozen over
ard a. Liyingsions Greek, between IivOh and larry
town. two hshermeR were erossihg on foot A. the Ex-
pres trin passed that point Al hsfpast 10 o'clock
= The Nsw.world due IN Albany at O'Clock yesler-
Aay morning, did not arrive in that ey until 1880
3 m, having met With ice 10 such large quantities
between Tyol and Albany tbai sue had considerable
diacnIty In cutting Der way through IL.
II. Uo<.lto A Hs.A..r .cto. Ia tle .onraa ~ a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
Aetp9lork Daily gribnare
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1861.
TO CORRESPONDENTS


No notice be taken Of Anonymous Comm what
intended insertion suthe ny the
and address the riternot necessarily of pubica
ton. but guaranty loI his good faith :, .r
Al business this Office should be addressed 70 ths
ThIBUER" NeuYofk.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected CONTAMINATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20

Advertisements for Tx WEEKLI TRIBUNE for this
week must be handed in to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20

1t is reported that General Webb positively
declines the Mission to Turkey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
Dnsiness Notitrs.


GREAT FIRE IN LYSCHBURG, VA.
BAsKnenoUH of WItt'ASS PRrxns Co, 7. ,ssl.
he.srs A 8. MAEvIS Co.
pSAR srRs: One Of tho mos; destructive IRE: ever nOwb
have oocpred IypehbuIg Ns took place on brped Our
I2th inFAni la which Ranking dGuse w ~ tldir.
Books vsluthles secuted "a he 90
ssoorl bous hi Of YOU IN June last OF I'M, P,n
Vessrdsy morpaa To day received the neiosea
pss ~ s5T ysIS which vi doubte" be gratifying to you
ys5 truly yCsIa pvrvv,Lco
Lsncbburs. Va, March "A, 1851
No w,,It.ss PsryRs Co, Richmond; ,
-" SAFE jwsf opeHe5 aIi right No damG9e", ,,.c.
FIRE AND BURGLAR ProoT s.yE.
sfhe above description constantly on hand and of sale oJ
$. MAEyIS Co.,
No 33s Broadway, corner WOrh-ss., y, I.
ASTONISHING PRICES for CHINA, GLASS, &c,
Fox CASH
We have Just received large quantities OF Chins
end other sood per sps Admiral and UeIHa0a VIM" ""
DESTROYS 20 sell
Look al the following de list OF prices, ana cnPeie
them with any bills purchased -,
Sample, Of the goods exhibition In our wnoo nav dzsn
Frepch Chins Diung Paes Of god quality Tor s' Poi
psver before offered less than = 90 ~, - A.. .
B,eskfas, Paes for &c TEES Plates toi 7S PEI oofe
French Chius Dining Services 224 pieces 10y VIZ
Fsnsh heooraed Tea Services ~ pieces for 81 - and up
Aud other cbips Good, In proportion
sflver-Plsted Tee Se.s. Peces Tor sit; AZ
Silver. Plssed q able Forks psr dozen IS %
Siiyer.F lated Tabls Spoons per Dozen - 90
Silver. PlAted Tea Spoons per oosen, 81 10 - -
Krest variety Of other GOODS such as OA fsrUhs OV'lS
~ &C., - eS0N.' ~" T. v HAuoHwour 4 Co..
Nos se3, 100, and 492 Broadway cor bioomee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
AsrouxpING PRICES FoR CMNA, GLASS, sc.

ASTOUNDING fRiCES FOX OhiNa, ULhSSi N~' q.
FOR CASH.
We have hand large quSntiies Of CasA' eLsstSAss
aud other good. with rich ard desirable articles OF
xSiop. which We otter for sale
FoR CASE.
TxANrNs rHksE PRlCEs- - -, -
RRHNcH CuSG DINING fIATEs Of good quality o' VI Pei
dosen.
FssscH CusA BRRAKYAsr PLATES for s. cen'' II"
US cents per dczen. o.,-,-..- L.. s.a
RAsEcH CHINA TIA SEHvlCKs. ~ pieces ioi -
. fHprCH DECORATED TIA SERVICES, ~ pieces 90 -
And ell her goods la proportion A,.n
SuyAR-pLkTED TIA oETs, pieces Tor. ..'.'''''S az
stLyEK.PLATkb CAsTORs, bottles cut g.ses'''' IN
sIJygR. PLATED CAKE bAsKETs ....'.. '.'..'''''
bILyER. PfATsD DESERT Forks per dozeh'''' 10
sILykR. PLAIKD Table Forks, pei aofen,'''''''
eiLtsh'ILA ~ 81 49, 80 d,1an.......,
fILVkh f9AIhD "a ross,s ssrb...,,,,,,.
fePr0H CaTSA CovERED DisHKs eAch'.''''''' ~
CIR CLASS C}OBLkTs, the dozen. ..'''''.'''' o.
Fyorr.HAHprtD TEA KNIVES, the dolen,''''''' -
iEos-SfOsE CHINA DiSNER fLATRS, the dozen'' o.
Goods marie In plain figures
An lots over ss delivered free Of charge In hewfoTk and
jersey City. 49,
Nos y3s and 2io fultcn-,t. Broohiyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20

b-Mr woodin, London actor, in The course Of a
No hoars performance successfully represents bunS-
H. dyisresi characters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20

GREAT FIRE IN LyNCHBURG, VA.
Richmond Va. March II, 1901.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
Sale of Land for Taxes.

I'd virtue OF order OF the Circuit
Court Of Humphreys county at its March Term, 1861,
will the Monday in July the courthouse door
the following tracts OF land much thereof will
be sufficient the taxes cost and charges due seyerAy
thereon, to.wit:
unknown tract OF four thousand
trct No valued at $500 tax c Clerks fee 81 50; Printers
fee so; Collectors fee J.
= Montgomery, = tract = acres, District No valued
ats 81; Clerks fee So Printers fee 1885, Coectcrs
fee I50
Robert Mccrsry ltract hundred in District No
valued $780, in 1860 l5c Clerks fee 81 So Printer
50; Coilector's fee /.
Robert McCrary OF land Of hundred acres
trct valued i00 in 1859 2Oc CLERKS
Printers fee S0 Colsetor's fee ].
Moore "a in District No 4, valued Se00
GO: Clerks fee so; Printer fee So Collectors
Willie utchefson, tract in District No 4, valued
g. taxes CSC in 1852 clerksfee 81 So Printers fee So
Collectors fee ].
David Prewetts heirs $50 in District No g.
valued $780, 81 TO- Oe,k foe SOL Printers So
Colector's fee 4.
Adcock, of 64e District No TO-
SlO 2ci Clerks fee 81 So Printers fee so; Collectors
fee
TO Smith tract Of sI4 acres District TO- valued at
9lO0C 50 75 Clerks fee So Printers fee s0 Collectors
fee /.
Lewis wsggOner tract scres taxes 45c; Clerks fee
| so, Printers fee ] so: Collectors fee L.
All lying in Humphreys county, tennessee.
WILLIAM MeILLWAIN, Re-
mAy7-vtt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
a card from Dr, Gowau.

CAMP TRoUsDALE, June 4.lS6l.
MEsSRS EDITORS We are informed by friend,
that report is prevalent in the country that John
G. McCabe who was stabbed by Aaron Pilkerton on
the evening Of the I'd is fatally wounded and COM
PEELED to die. This report Is not true. his at
tendant physician, and will state that do not con-
slider Mr.. McCabe dangerously hurt my opinion is
he will be up in s few days,
Aaron PInkerton is now under guard and | sup
pose will be dealt with soon as circumstances
will admit.
hope you will give tbs note place in your pa
per, that the friends of Mr.. McCabe, and the public
generally may know the true facts of the case.
J. NJ. GowAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
From stI.nuia

81. LOUIS, June The 18th Illinois Reoimant
Col Macarthur, from CaseYville embarked in the
steamer City of Louisiana at East ST. Louis last
night for Cairo.
Col. Cooks Regiment also left Alton last night
for the same destination.
1t is understood that four regiments from Iowa.
others from Missouri, and still others from Chicago
are going Southwark, bound for Cairo.
In the Mcdonald case this morning, returns to the
writ of habeas corpus were made by Coils Boer-
stein, Brown, and McNeal, substantially the same as
those of Gen. Lyon and Col. BLAIR. Attachments
against Capt. Lyon were applied for by the pc
titioners counsel, which Judge Treat declined to
issue on the ground that insufficient proof existed
showing that such step ought to be taken. Here
the case rests for the present.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

The Paris correspondent of the New York Herald
seems to think that old Fuss and Feathers is not
the man to lead LEcoIss forces. He says that
they 'seem to be sadly in want Of some leader who
''csn rally around his standard all the energy,
youth and enthusiasm which is now reused in the
"Unted States and who, when it is rallied pro
'Dsrsy direct ia man who, able to plan and prompt
"to execute, is willing to take little responsibility
'if need be, and l0hose skin Is sQsdl 10 his cous-
"aqe-a man whose name will be tower Of
strength and srhoSe heart is loyal TO tie core" The
Hs'cld's correspondent thinks Fremont IS the man
to gil the bilI.' Poor old SooTr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
CLARK & FULLER'S
OIL
SOLE POPRIEToRS,

u
Headache EarGohe Toothac in three minutes Rbeumatis
Coughs Neuralgia, Colds, Espeas. Bronchitis Dyspepsia
Collie Cramps, Infamed Eyes, Chronic Sore ~
Burns, Bruises Sprsns, Chapped Hands, Piles Ulcers
iarh9a, Bunions Corns, Frosted Feet
Sore Breast Sore Nipples Scsld Head Rngvor letter.
tes Spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites The world
horses Sore Eyes horses Spn, Swinney, Poll Evil
Fstua Calls fresh Wounds or swelIings
and il the best known remedy apply tender footed
from foundeytake the eend baths well about the
the foot Cures all eutaneous diseases
No remedy in all but show
Of the virtue Of AMBRosIAL its healing
ties from responsible who being uge
be produced for sny other medicine.
We do not for maady to which the human
Rmy subject, but what proclaim subsanate
living Witnesses The AnBRosIAL OH lie Nashville
ton and sold throughout the south and Southwest
druggists and general dealers The South may justly proud
that Dr. Clark Anaye Tenneean, after much labor and
Search has produced really worthy meocLe which
to drive out much Of the worthless imported trash with which
be country is flooded.
Please caIAt Office, where will pleasure In SHOW
ing letters and testimonials tsc set forth in the
Of an advertisement, Of which from Physicians
hi standing who are using it in their practice, they state,
with marvellous effects.
WechAenge the world to produce remedy speedy
tive in its healing properties.
Read the evidence Of the virtue Of CLARK Fuer's
brosal OIL evidence authentic, and from persons whose word
and standing rproachable. X Ad be convinced
CLARK, GREGORY & 20
Sole Propetors Nashville Tenn Depot 81 College stree
Nashville, Tenn.
For sale by the PropreO, and all Druggists and country
merchants novI0-v6u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

WASHINGTON, June 6-Mr. Cummings, of the World
newspaper, is appointed Brigader General prepar-
atory to being made Quarter Master General
A large quantity of letters destined for the South
have been stopped here.
Seward remarked this morning that he expected
10 hear of sharp work at Harper's Ferry. Rein
fOrcements have been ordered TO Chambersburg
Measures are taken to find how many three
months soldiers will stay for the war, the result
determining as to 4 new levy. There is no doubt
but that General Beauregard is preparing to att ack
Alexandria.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.


EN(@ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, FOR the
GSAASS four years of Louisville, Kentucky and who
devoted his the treatment Of private diseases
thirty yerrs himself having attended practice fer
MANY years. and thousands ne is ersbd to Cd
All diseases OF nature matter how bad they may be
from inudols medical treatment c neglect OF their
Dr. Kings Dpensary No. % Deack street, between Cherry
ana the square where all diseases Of pyate nature
oNoRxA cured Ttheut naucious medicine Interference
from business.
SrnIcruRrs ofod recent date efectuay cured In few
days, by an operation which pain Where structure
exist health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and underRines the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin, growing out
Iect or bad treatment can eGectuay cured in few days.
sxMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
this disease consequences grevn out OF brought
on in many the destructive habits OF inconsiderate
Youths and indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine constitutions rendering the subject
business society," and causing old age
Females vino may be aborng with dculty OF the WOMB
may rest assured ofimmediate relief
Persons residing abroad writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. A. King, No 3D. Deadrick street,
Nashville Tenn will ha 'ehP medicine sent to their
sllres necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed oes
hours o'clock in the morning Until Gin the evenngi
naye3 l859-dkwly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
A Gard from Or. Coniey.

NASHVILLE, June Z, 1861.
EDrroRs UNION AND AMERICAN: Having been one
of the best Union men you ever saw, until very
recently, you will oblge me very much by publish
ing this card. shall on tomorrow, if nothing
prevents go to the polls and vOtefor Separation and
Representation. think the South ought to be unit
For the Senate, shall vote for Gen WASHINGTON
BARROW, and for the House of Representatives,
Ira P. JONES
] have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
friend and obedient servant, r. D. CoNIEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
A cara from Councilman Cheatham.

NASHVILLE June 9TH, 1861.
MEssRs. EDITORS Having heard it rumored fire.
quenty on the streets within the last day that
shall on tomorrow cast my vote for No Separa-
ton and No Representation, you will oblige me by
publishing this card. shall on tomorrow cast my
vote for Separation and Representation and think
1t is the duty of every patriotic Tennessean to do
likewise. For the Senate, shall cast my vote for
General WASHINGTON BARROW. For the House of
Representatives, shall cast my vote for IRA F.
JONES
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your friend and obedient servant,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
Oanada PrenarIne FOR nefan.n.

The people of Canada have an idea that as soor
as LNcoIS's hordes are turned back from the South
they will make an inroad upon that province, and
are consequently, preparing for vigorous defense
The Montreal Commercial advertiser says;
"The Citadel of Quebec is being rapidly placed
IN an efficient condition for defence. During the
last week 1000 barrels of gunpowder were landed
at the Ordnance wharf, number of furnaces for
heating shot, and furnaces for supplying shells with
molten iron. New works are also in process of
construction. Among the purchases made here re-
Gently for this purpose, were two thousand short
lengths of chain, probably for gun carriages.'
The Montreal Herald has the following:
The Admiralty has chartered the sailing trans
ports, Gondola, Sumaria, Rambler, Queen, Hero of
the Hill, Duchess of Sutherland, Black Eagle, Wan
derer, Northumberland, Elizabeth and Patriciar,
and the steamers Britania, Peninsula, Eva and Why.
to take military stores from Woolwich to the West
India stations and the British possessions in Amer
lca. large number of, Armstrong guns for the
different Notifications will be sent by these We ssels
and the whole of the magazines and srsenals will
be placed on a war footing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

ALMOST A FRE.-Yesterday morning about nine
o'clock, fire broke out in the roof Of building at
ached to the rear of Messrs CAN and CoRNEIrs es-
tablishment on Church street, which, but for its
timely discovery, would have proved a very disas-
trous fire. 1t resulted from defective hue, and
was soon extineuIshed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

BISCISSATI, June 5.-The engagement at Phillippi
took place at FIVE o'clock Monday morning. The
plan was well laid for surprise, but the impetuosl.
y Of few of the troops gave the rebels warning.
They fled in haste, leaving their baggage forty
horses, four wagons loaded with provisions, and
500 muskets
Col Kelly, in charging in advance of his men. was
shot with revolver by rebel who had charge of
a provision wagon. The Seeessionists numbered
1000 men, and we're well armed and equipped
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

The war is having most depressing effect OF the
business of New York and other Northern cities.
The following from the New York Journalof Com
of the Sd will show the reader the heavy re-
duction in the imports of dry goods caused by the
Morrill, Tariff and the war:
The imports of dry goods were light but the re-
ceipts OF general merchandise cannot be checked
easily, and are comparatively large for the sea-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
In Chancery at Linden, renn.

Wharf, Is GOLHAkf, A KercE bans ct sl-Aprl Rnlss
~ ls6l--Cross BillIn thiscause il appears from Com
planants BILL which is that the Defendants Ksx-
ckaus and james Morgan, nOnesdsnts Of the State %
Tennessee II is therefore that publication Re made
the Nashville Union
requiring said defendants At The next terra Of the
Ohancery Court to he holden the county Of Perry at the
courthouse thereof in Linden. Thursday after the
Monday In June next pesd, sompsr-
an bill, the will be taken oE confessed and the
set for hearing parts ss to them
n. N Cox, Solicitor for eomplainants
49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
Arms ADUsDANT-The high price paid here f

Arms ABUSDAST.-The high price paid here for
Colts Navy Reyolvers has made the article more
abundant in the city than it ever was before.
One or more are seen at numerous show win.
dows outside of the regular firearm shops They
have been selling at from $40 to $50 piece and
of course such price would bring many here
The people are determined to have arms how
ever, and if they can't get them at one price they
will at another. We wonder how many sent here
by Lincoln TO arm his Union friends, have been
sold to Secessionists at the prices above named
Louisville Courier, Nays.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

WORTHY or MITATIoS.-LoYD MOORE member of
the Methodist Virginia Conference, and present
minister on the Nelson Circuit has made a tender
of his horse to the Nelson Rangers" and expressed
his cheerful willingness to walk the Circuit, and
continue to labor in his ministry as heretofore.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

THE CHANGERY COURT AT Dies
oen Tor WeakleY County. state OF Ten
original and Injune Bll-0rder of Puba-
moh-Jeptha 6ardner vs. William Hampton and Matthew
1homss & sdninisIateg Of Aired Thomas deceased From
me @dsylt 10 he in this sppears Clerk
1r OF sad Court that the said Matthew Thomas non
Of SAL STATE 81 Tennessee ard resides Kentuey
orered BY said CLERK and Master that pubica-
ZOE Of THIS order be made for four successive weeks
SHt01 dR@ American, newspaper Pubiahed in the city
Nashville, in said Of Teanessee eonpaudpe ne aid
ma Lho1aas 70 hle his answer, plea demurrr said
% on % before mo next term Of said ChRncery Court
held at the courthouse sAid s Of DRESDEN on ne Seond
Monday IN July next or The W Be- In all things, taken
Tor confessed agasnst him. and for hearing him ss
At said term Of said Court This the 9Th day o. March, 6l
"a true copy from the Order Book
NATHAN N. EDWARDS, @. kM.
apl3, 6I-wst-prs fee So On said Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
Public Speaking.

Rev. JESSE b. FERGUsoN of this city. will addres.
the people at the following times and places, to-wt
Tait's Station, on the Edgefield and Kentucky Rail
road, to-day.
Ekton, Todd county, kentucky, on Monday, the
10th inst.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
COMMERCIAlsI7LiI...''


THURSDAY EVENING, June 6. 1861
In New York on the 3d. at the first board. sqs
900 Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at 4oac
The New York Eosing Post of the Sdsays:
The transactions in State Stocks continue large,
and prices of those Of the border states are easier
Virginias are an exception, being in demand for
cash, supposed on foreign account MissouriS are
active at 40(3404. The printed sales OF Missouris
in the month OF Nay were over S2,OO0.O00, and
nearly as much were sold privately. The quota.
tons are:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
To the Volunteer Companies often:
nRSSRRi


I'D EP0Rr the Governor, together with the tender for
vice, complete list Of the ofcers and Of each
pRnY the any possessed BY the company its
the post ece address Of captain service dese
whether Infantry Cavalry Artillery; and how provided
WITH what have been made the company
to uniforms, camp equpsge and the like.
L ct the report be certified by the captain.
Each company should be under thorough drill and dsp
line
No will be furnished until the company mustered late
the service OF the State. Hashvle Tenn.
JANEeW AeHENRY,
mays-dtw&waV AdjutSnt General.
.. Memphis Appeal and Knoxville Register copy 70
Of IS each, and forward bill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
nIRnny's combined Reaper and


ENTITH WOODS INSTRUMENTATION
wv celebrated daehne eceive the hrt OF Grand
CON MKDk the Resing and Moving Machine
he great United States Agricultural Fair held at Lousvs
Ky September, 1857 The trial on Syracuse, New
Yek, July, where all the p. pa Machines in the United
States thoroughly ted The committee made their awards
through Marshal Wilder President United sste Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
the IVard the best hesper and the b
Mower before separate committees appointed BY the Pre
dent OF Davidson County Agricultural Society," ct Nashville
In july 1857 most the machines in In Tenn.
Numerous ether premiums and swards given this MSe
daring the last season. over every MAchnein America.
We have hand lot Of these msc5ns that selling
81 greatly reduced prices.
mAy3I-dGtw2w ARMSTRONG L. co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

VANDALISM AT HANPTON.-We are informed that
Buffers vandals are committing depredatons at
Hampton, Viewpoints News and the country around,
that would disgrace the warfare of Camanches or
Apaches. They have stolen fifty negroes from our
cltsens. they have cue down the beautiful fields of
wheat, now nearly ready to be gsrnered for fodder
sad they have insulted the women by the most
beastly attitudes and language as they marched
through the streets of Hampton.-Pe Petersburg (Fa.)
Express
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

YELLOW FBvER-It is reported on the authority
Of well-informed citizen, that there was case of
yellow fever in New Orleans last Wednesday. An.
cases Of yellow fever in the Charity Hospital at
New Orleans, and from the early breaking ous Of
the epidemic, it was feared that it would be very
violent Memphis AvGlanehs, jane s.
We have received New Orleans papers of the 9TH,
and they make no mention of the appearance Of yell
low fever