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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

Eos. LEADER-ln the article ir. vesterdav's
bEABER, on HF0fs Sumter sB< tbe CoIlseiion
OF the Revenue, you say u would 81 inuossi-
bic for q rnFenue cutter 10 collaee dutieg al
,hs soatheFp poIis. You say -vsappOse an
naeiish merenhnuIan appears of Charleston
hefooii and Is overhRuled by au American
rs1suuo cutter, -Whoss ofdcer demands the
duties, the vessel replies that the goods are
not going through the .Cnaon House, bds
are going into the warehouse to remain there
until called for
Now, when goods are, put INTO the ware
aoqse, hfey' mPtt be .eptbred htEhei i4ustSra
house The came as if the duties were to be
paid theFRan, naa thA siDporAee axsCntsSalaz
bond, which gives him three years time in
| which 10 pay TIE duties. Meanwhile the
goods are stored In the United States bonded
warehousss-and before any part Of them can
4 be withduawn the dutiet must be paidadIf'
your statement Were true you eoeld not coi-
lect one oeat on Imports, North or South
Ex-INPoRTER.
The writer does not seem to be aware tbat
the Government has no warehouses ia The Sc
cedsd States over which it can exercise eOl77
trol, The goods cannot be stored p aAyg
considerable extent in the revenue vessels,
as the cost of providing and maintaining
suhieIent feet for -thlst purpose would iaf eI.
oeea ta6 valds of The customs cbarged.4
Therefore, in order to collect ioyenue in the
rebeIlious Stats, .RRdsE ihs- -R1saARl saEsisul,.
a standing gPF FF5aci BtIong to guard
the governnent warehouse would be re-
quirsd at each pert Were tbisplan adSpteG,i
400 g-.lno1 14l = s13nli a-i9l .lile ~ ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

s. ~ 56iH ~ 7ilidrnss now ehiefeierko . .
Sss Navy Department, at g salary Of g 500
wa formerly q 9iouFr ip The Haytford
.Timssg when Gideon Welles, The fFsItSt
secrstary Of tie Navy, vas editori1ls5 tIie
- .e- 80 IFHi li-aI zait q ss744
aane pan9r.- 80 ------l - -. AZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

Fosl-alanl2Rl A. salEAuT.-Tbe Come
snl RspoFtsr leans taaG D. d. Allen, forlasr-
u saIOE. cf Sl pBsr, bRz been appointed
Posthssssr at Eist piacs 2 ~ s 4.i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
THE TERRITORIAL APPOISTNENTs.

The appointments of the new Territories
were under; consideration BY the Cabinet
this afternoon, and will probably be COM
pleted tomorrow OF next day. Gen. Nye Of
New York was nominated as Governor Of
Nevada The appointment for Governor Of
Nebraska lies between David Z. Cartier, and
Mr. Saunders of Iowa. The former is gene
rally regarded as the best selection that could
be made
$50 % special dispatches to the n r Times. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

Thstslegrsph states thnt the President has
dstsFmias 81 sili q ssils session Of Con-
gress, ThEeias iHEPlsEFs 70 b rendered
necessary 81 t5s tiIaFs oii iths issf Congress
to arrange soI5s pfthe lioss inpoEtant busi-
ness connectsil Rith ~ Administration Of
4, ll1szE So - IA Z. Y .iia-1 ltlil.@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

A. correspondent Of f6s Chstlsston MsFeP-
y. writing from Cipeinuatil says that sena-
tOf -Pugh has decieedsag sPeH es be can close
up his business IN Shat city, 6 20 remove to
some 6us oi the sotthern sthtes, where he
iltelds-,o epply hinsslh solely to the PraO-
tics q hisPssfs,aion "a . ~ a..i.5.s.5...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
8lum60Igf.
. p. BOWER,

ID P. BOWER, ,-i ...4 ..lf
h. lt.l -s--4t-i -4.- y
- .RR AOTI0AL.t
PLEARER AND. GAS FILTER
Nc. l02 Pab. Square, under Chapin, Hal. J
Manufacture and keePa cqnstan on hand All kinds
Of Plum bers' and Gas Eittersi materiata such A
HydraEtH, Bath Tubs Water lOsets, wash satfnli9
Rsth-Doilefg, Lad. oaiFanized and Iron Pipe
Sheet Lead, Brass and IRON LII aud Foroe Pdnrs
Brass md Plated Faucets and everything neoesSsry
thu NEST approved principles - ---s- I
g-AiI work Warranted and done punetuaiiy -
Particular attention given q Jo5tins and c0rftfY
work. eaIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

me Coriiiii is. lldls ~
pisTsi6snsly ssys lAt qdss.slas \
VIVA 1fisSisSipF suigst do to enal "a
defend hszIslfepti - hOH sRs a e grt back
into tss Uni5n 81 - u e
sslfss-rl & - -
Elfs. & lt-t1i 80 .--ll-~ - v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
I INOOLNIs-. nv UGURA..L..:. D.
patrrEn.rr rsAAcs.

a.lHll- ~ ---'-i sstis a.--4.-.
q a Frisnds ana isIlgW-aitizsni,. '.-' Z.
.-t' Ill now take thg oath Of ohios, t'''-
ThruIt on ne By The ates, '''-
I" Al sld custom TsquiTss .i.i 81 a.-,... p.
That say . word or two, 44li4 a.
70 chow betors TAXA ny oath, a..i .-...s.l
.lis VI hat Intend 70 do. sii.l4il.s a-iil.I -..l
lf-.'' And 1 uOleuanly Declare, 1 .i.fi i.- - j
,iI.ss. That shall never interfere - -..--.i -'
$50 With the institution Of Slavery, t-- i i+'h
aiA As long % stop hsto.i ''l." -''--
4. "The property, Psaes snd security
~. " nS ssssiS9 st S1 I q, e e .
For that depends on me- .tl.a.a
II. Tha Fugitive Slave Law .a-.4i .
s.r-is Il the laWOf the land, ...- l-Iaia. d. f-.
l-t.' 1t Wa1 % iltendSdb bT tholaW EiTsFs
And shall BE- sxs0utsd bF my eonnsnd.p. o.
SONS parties down South, t"- . I
hsye sttsn Pted q ssesde, ~.
Il can't BE- did indeed
81 therefore consider that
The Union 6 NdT dissolved; .ilti
10 2!, - t tha5 az 81 isS1 sT' = 1'Eesut'd
fssrs 6Ssd % bIo5d ibsshsd;s h7i 4
09Sls SSHs .V VTSRsTIy Ils La SPlY hoia -
"Ifthsre,,s glaes In the Union ~" .'''
Wh6rs the eltiEsn's don't want pap,
'fll not send obno1ious strangers there
'i, Tor fear thsif blood win TAP"
." The malta III send everywhsrs, ~. : i.ii:
Unless you interfere; i4s.at $3.50 -
And the people lh4ll tgal that security
Which all DO hold 90 dear,
Ths central idea Of seeesai0n So.
Is the e1raneg Of anazchy; -t
Amajority b. the Constitution held
II the only sovereign Of pe0pls nee 4
@WOFtby citizens would IKE 70 have
The Constitution now amended; -z.a
You may Try d a you think It best
And III net Be offended. p IN a- ---
ITTo my dissatisfied fellow eountrymsu.
I've but one word 70 gay- - -I-' --r
There can b nothing lost By delfbarafion 81
Sol entreaf you 70 delay, -l.ll ! n -.
"May the better angels Of cur nature i..---
l..- And when We want NEW -CL0FHISg % g.
Let rs call at UNION HALL -l-,l
Splendid new Clothing for Nan ana B5zs. a su-i-
ess 70 suit the times, at -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
Annlrn Ii WnahInalnn.
Affairs nt Wuahiu4Aens
spscial Dispatch to the n. Y. Tribune.
WAsHNGroE, March 90.

spscial Dispatch to the n. Y, Tribune.
WAsHiNGToE, March 90.
IA, LIFUr. sLENNRR.
Tbs President ptaposes 70 eohfer an ho1s
orable brevet on Lieut.. slemmer, for couf
age, zeal and efficiency in maintaining his
position ~ Foft Pickens This recognition
will be applauded throughout the country -
I ft end ,esetfe3 aal57-1'- iys,,,l ,sQT9l
GOV. HOUSTON AND THE coSsPIRAroRs.
Private information received here from
Texas gives reliable assurance that Coy.
Houston intends to resist the conspirston
who aim at the possession Of State power by
depoaing him from the Executive ehsiFl "
! order to carry out their designs Of disunion.
He has refused e. FeeosniFsthe proceedings
Of the bogus Convention, repfesenting fac
! tious minority in the State, and the maleon-
4 tents intend 10 eoerce him II possible, This
Il experiment mag Involve aeol lsion In Texas,
/ and, II the Governor formally calls upon the
I President for aid in suppressing rebellion,
! or the proper execution Of the laws be can
not refuse 70 furnish it. Some such requisi-
I ton is expected, unless affairs should assume
an unexpected phase ID that region. Since
/ Gov Houston addressed his letter 10 Gen.
| Twiggs, he has repented Of that error, and
now seems willing to retrieve 1t.
TIE TROOPS AT WASHINGTON.
The troops stationed in this city will not
be moved for some time, at least hot before
! the Virginia Convention has determined
4 upon its action. Their presence here has
Sxerted serviceable influence upon the Sc
cessiOnists, and been beneficial 70 the COM
munity in pecuniary point Of view.
| THR MEXICAN NIssIoY.
| Mo Coraiih indicated his Intention 70 ac-
/ sept the Mexican Mission to-day, but has
/ not formally announced II TO the President.
| From the movements which are making by
Ben McCulloch and others for demonstra-
ton upon Chihushus and the northern prov
inees, the early presence Of our Minister al
the capital is desirable, If not essential, foI
| the purpose of at once establishing proper
relations between the two Republics. There
is no probability whatever of a recognition
1 Of the Southern Confederacy in Mexico, Of
: Of any diplomatic or commercial intercourse
which will be injurious to us. But the basis
/ Of our future connections has TO be laid, and
I il ought to be done quickly, in order to ar
rest and deter the fllibustering expeditions
i which are now projected by the willing in
4 struments Of Jefferson Davis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

Cortfidf .otzTEE .REFsGE,-It is said
that asrsl .Bsas Is. has given
the opinion 70 President Iineoln; that the
reyeuus a s9lIsstsd, except. uuder
the lsB y 3sVs, Fsaders Il Unnecessary
fOtpsg FitbiB steit Inspect
ivedls snt thsisiofsi u will be impos-
sible 70 execute, the laws With PFoPEisty,
eVsn WsTs g osheElgise feasibls, inivessels: 9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

standing FIPE lEFaele9Ily RtIQng 70 guard
the government warehouse would be re-
quiFsd at each pert We're tiisplap adsPte1S'
--rN 81. lru1 jill iE I8n ~ salllc lJi ili
hsrevenue vessels would Bot benesded, for
the troops could guard1he custOm-house as
vvall ~ the ,rarabcs,sa sssIl IT,. ss.flt .si,s y
= III - iStf's, . b. ,.1l aaTjf# n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
,(G Sahslo 80.
An teI5ss 5REig glf9n5nfit
'REN7.qH . !! g5isA !. q 2 4 s,,..,
PLATaI23 ~ SlIFfHO /
FTfHfEWW -

To ang PsEson- wishing 10 slIdark-fn GFa0d iTsnf
pro1t4 45lsfrada. fhi3i8 tha bat oV5rl ldlliy sFtr
lthls eltf. or ! .tiH e01ti1ns 70 sell at
6ssaS aI - - = - 7s.,i = e F5p1lF Ffs 2i7H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23
sEYENTY-FTVE. CENTS,
In all numbers and colors.
nnrll -ar.I rH taa. -.-.i H. D. KENDALL.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ order Of Court. On the 29th day Of March ,ls Il ,
az o'clock P d, On the premises, in the township
Of Brunswick, Medina county, Ohio, will be sold 70
the highest bidder, the following described Real
tate the property ofthe minors Of Hiram Vaughn,
deceased, 70 wit Situate in the said township Of
corner OF Lot Ne. TO- and is bounded as follows i
Beginning at the southwest corner ~ SAID Lot No.
To- lhence 1ortn aloa7 ts line q BAll 20
store IN The llne thshes east u rodssH links to
stake and stones; the4ea aoPiA "a rs 10 stake and
stones in the center O The fda khgncs 2I rods
and 81 links to the first mentioned boundary, and
contains two acres Of land more or has. Appraised
'SSsso ss OF stLE L6ne.haif Or the purchase rnoIey
to b. paid on tAe day Of Bals, Apd tb bAncs IN one
. ~ i'it''-i77 T,,''--'= LESTER RRADFORD,
nsrZ3;s25. Guardian Of. said Minors
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

COLORED COSFzAEScR PAsHiBiTHg NJ Bal
TNOaR--FO; number ei yesss past arshg-
iOus body, known as Chs. African Methodist
Episcghsl conlsgsnee,-l has -bEeh II, the habit
Of holaigg itI au91al nestiags in thssity,
and they bad appointed to meet again during
the course of th6PFsssnt month, or early in
AVnn z T6e B5atd cf police deems such an
ssssuHlegs snnls4f ful,. as Is iRfracts q prOEis-
ion Of the e3ssi RhicR prohibits the assemb-
ling Is that Stase, of n0a,rssideAt q0loFed
people, and have, tbsrsfoSe, given instructions
to forbid the meeting g---I1g qur - o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

ces 70 suit the times, at ---s
-.. lHAAC A. IsAAcs, =; 81
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers OeIebratsd.
-. g SEWING MACHINES -
AND .lilllErltf
STORR'S AUT0MAF0N. PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Onion and Superior streets. !. -
~ LOOK OUP FOR TIE GIANTS. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

AS ANHATIAN H0TEII.s---NOs.
sANA IS ana lurrsy street, q door fron Broad
way, its tn pafk, New York. nuaFins ! sl iuf
EropEisl51Eg d. HH7gins, iats cf Faali ft1sst
Houley Boston. p. 2, HliHg, iato Ct LoEgio7s Hotal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

On,tbo 18th day Of February, 1851, an order Of at
tachmslt Waa i6tusd In this actton for tbs sum Of
Iighty-hVs Dollar aud Eighty.tWo Uenta, and the
nas a sot for bearing on the lsth day Of Apri At
o'clock, p. II BRUWH ANDREWS, o. e
T Cleveland, o. ils.a' -i"i' Byigohn-B. Brown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-23

INFANT ED-A CTTW E. MEN
w with q oapital Of 10 to SO can clear non s.
to Si0a day on new srtiolethGt has competition
Exclusive tsFrtOrF 20 sell in This d article Of
daily consumption and is used in every house in the
address Crystal Oil Compsuy, Box 1887. % .i'i--
[ once No. 9, over HeWeF 4 HI gbes'sl tlT5 Goods
etoTet No. ~ Superior Street. i1 80 fnaAr23.ltl -
WILLSONS. .PARKATHIS
w beautiful Grove, situated On Wilson's Ave-
nue At the turnnus Of the Eaeiid street Railroad,
will Be pnt In ordar fer Pic Nios Parties Of pleasure,
Ee-. Appiy toif a.iI q. =. STEFENSs.. .fsll--.
mRr2332e. ita.ilI -..iil..i-..i supgrintendsnt.s
M ANpED. D.--EXPERIENCED
[ NJ hands on SEWING Maehlnes. C4n inns
dlatsly y Tags : Cq.il shirt MapufactaLt 2iS Su-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

British N. A Provinces. -
This is black record, indeed. and gives gloomy
prospect for the future if our political difficulties
are not speedily settled so to reconstruct com
mercial relations between the North and south
Had the country been less prosperous than 1t IS and
the money market more stringent, We should have q
story to tell to-day. But Il fortunately hap
pens that apart from political troubles the country
is in hOurishing condition, and the addition
to financial resources, sent in recently from Eu-
rope to the amount of some seventeen millions of
dollars, to purchase cotton and breadstuhs, which
are a necessity to our foreign customers. has ena-
bled the merchants to staye eff tne day Of reckon
ing for time. We're it not for this, and the exten-
sion of paper reciprocally afforded TO merchants
from their creditors and by the merchants to their
customers in expectation Of better things to come,
the whole commercial fabric would have gone 70
pieces before now.
The condition Of affairs at the present time is far
worse than it was at any former period-evea in
1858 when the effects Of the financial reVusion Of
the fall of 1857 first began to be fetas the follow
ing tables Of failures IN the months Of January for
five years. taken from the books Of Dun, Boyd Co,
will prove:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
Gbs gasbbiIlt aniun anS 9nsrifsiI


SPECIAL NoTIcBThe U.ron IN 4, .,,.r,es
ga strfcy upon sae CAsH sss. popsrs Gre dtsconss.
see az teS eras0z q tas tinss for trch fsp AGgs bss
pad esoscrtosrg tci 5s soGsd so1s tsr
8 sooss 70 ers, oy cross eiy pGpers; and
tess kAe soscto g reelesa Ae paper c 5s dscoatfs-
ged. T1is fs rsls from tchSck tiers soi b 10 dsrSu
Rtch for has eross mark ad rsAst0 goer sa8scr51tso
Hselay UNION ANB AHzaicAN - per Gnnana ~ srdrsr
7rf Weekly UHlox AAERic4S sS PEI annssss h a.
II subscribers desiring their papers changed must ensf
the Post Once from, well ssths to- which shey ss ~
change to Be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

In Great Britsin and Ireland the ehurehi IS dvidse
into eight branches, and contains three thousand
and four hundred and thirteen ministers, three
thousand six hundred sad sixty-sevea churches,
and two hundred and thirty-slx thousaId and two
.0,,,,,u,eauts. In the British Provinces Of Nsrth
America it is divided TITO six braoshsss numbers
four hundred and forty-fve ministers, six haadrsd
and twenty-five churches, Snd ffey-uins Thousand
two hundred and eighty~fOar communicanfs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
Progress OF the Commercial HeyUlslon--
Increase of Failures.
RrOn the Esw York Herald, Feb 20.

We have obtained list of failures for that month
from the Commercial Agency Of Dun, Boyd L Com
pany the branches Of which extend to the remot-
parts of the country thus enabling them to com
mand the fullest information by means of q system
which works with the accuracy of perfect ma
chine; and it appears, from this statement the ag-
gregate Of failures for last month was as high as
$50 in the United States and 50 in the British Prov
inces making a total OF S92 failures in the first
mcnth of the present year. These failures were
divided between the States as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
lCOunty Tenu..--susan e. Hutton. Thos Hutton,
Petition for Dvorce.-It appearing from the petition,
which and melton petition that the defendant
Thos Hutton resident Of the State Of Tennessee
therefore ordered that publication be maden
American published in the city Nashville
for successive weeks requiring said defendant
the 4h Of the Of the Circuit Court
county Of Hardin, to he held in Savannah Monday
March ani then and there plead deuur
to petition will be taken confessed and set
hearing expars Ths the 4th day Of February 1851
fet24W4pr' 'sseee3 JOHN s. IRWIN, CLERK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
No. Of Failures

Here we SEQ that the failures last month exceed
even those Of January 1858, when the crisis. which
then arose from purely commercial causes. was be
ginning to manifest itself In the succeeding years
it will be seen that we were obtaining gradual re-
lief until in 1860, things had so far rec1perated that
only for the political difficulties in which we are in
volved this year would have found Us perfectly re-
covered, and as prosperous as ever.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

VNHIs altogether medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable hngden, being entirely
new and abstract method Of cure Of all the old and
worn out systems published accomplished quacks to the suffer
ing Dr. Wright we'll knowing the deception prscsed upon the
the whole Medical Faculty who, vtsut dissenting
voice. have given in their adherence 20 its perfect and undivided
control the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced and when all other medicines known the PharmAco
pGa have been tried in vain Long thought years OF patient
Doctors Efforts and he nov
eng humanity the only thing that cure the following
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood 10 the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General IrritsbiIE,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss DS.1 Of appetite
EmaciatOn,
Low Spirits,
DisOrganisation Of the Organs Of
PaipitatiOn Of the Heart,
And, in fact all the cOncOnAn Of and desated
state Of the system.
As a StImuIant,
II is quite different from alcoholic preparaons
sct reactions any shape continues exert its influence
gradually and eeny as long a. the least necessity exists Tor
its presence.
AS n Female Medicine,
It equally powerful and effective and restores equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which for
flooded the which only injurious in place
assisting renovabnE
that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnoTant o. the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks It we'll to ake hI professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
the ingredients OF his Reuvenatng Exirwell
ing what ruin has been ented the community BY opium and
mercury.
Geueallyto debiIated, Dr. Wright would say, Never
despair No matter how down may matter how
weak matter what the have beenersske
whatever has led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
RejuveHatIng ElixIr,
And will soon hHi yourself pride instead
the to friends healthy, ssund worthy
nember Of the human family.
Price ~ per bottle, three bottles IS, and forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States
sed by all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Csnadas. The trade supplied liberal discount
For sale by the propreters
j. WRIGHT a. CO..
q and Isl ChArtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold in Nashville By O. ". Hendershott Berry DemoviIle
wing n Pendleton and all responsible druggists oc2p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
No Hotel i'm MurfreeSbOrO !

yENHIs thriving city without any HOTEL in the buIness
part OF the the City Hotel being Unexpectedly
cant. II lisa new brick building with thirty rooms, and
can be rented for one half the usual price.
cheap here and the house has done about twelve
dollars worth Of business heretofore 1t is the best
the State for hotel keeping and the ties OF the
place demand an immediate opening. Address
feb2Owlm D. II. G. SPENCE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

The Presbyterian Curch in the United States is
divided into ten branches, as viii appear from Tho
following summary in WILSON'S Prssbyerisn Alma
nae for 1861, showing the number of churches,
ministers and members belonging to the different
branches.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
INsOLvENT NOTICE.
To the Creditors OF John HI. Smith, De

DURsUANT order this day made on me, as Administers
the estate Of John smith, deceased you are hereby
commanded to e your claims against said DEFENDANTS with
Clerk County Court OF Weakly county Tennessee
Dresden the 18th day Of May next for
Indication snd prorata distribution having this suggested
the Insolvency 81 said estate. January 22d, 1861.
w. r ROSS, Administer Of
febl-w4t pr'sfees3 John H. emith, deceAsedi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

A gentleman of veracisy asserts that he saw a
horses nose frozen in while drinking Al trough IA
Portland. Maine, during the lats cold snap.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05
Marble Monuments. sc,

M L. SHELTON infor1nshis friends the public gen
I'VE eral that be is prosecuting the Mar bic BRsis
Church between the First PresbyteranChurch
and the Post Once, where he will be pleased attend t. the
ders Of all who work in his line He and will keep
on hand supply OF MARBLE MONUMENTS, ToMBs,, &c.
Manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble in the
beststyle OF the art All his work will be warranted
AurI Is. I65e-wIy
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PLANO rIINING AND REPAIRING.

~ w. KIRDEE will henceforth make Nashville his perma
W. nent residence, and will tune Pianos, OrEanss
and by the single timing sndcan vtas
often required since he will spend at least week In
month in the city and vicinity lie will visit regularly the
townsin West and and North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left at Benson Co.'s Music store,s
Reeds Piano Rooms cbursn street. Csmmrncations BY
mail will be promptly attended to. PrIl d,tv&w,n
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AnmINIsTHArnE.,S Nnr1Crz

yEyHE undersigned ing administered the CT Jno
Rains deceased -all having claims against said
estate notified ID present them fer payment accoroing TO
all indebted said will please
forward and settle without delsy.
febI7-wlls F-R. RAINS, Aaniristrstor