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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1861-10-31

NoRTHERs NEwa.-The Charleston
Courier has the following special dis
patch:
| .Ss RICHMOND, October %.
Northern papers 10 the 10th inst,
have been received. .F
1t is supposed that Secretary Seward
has secret information relative TO the
designs of England.
There is the widest exci,omen, in
other money maj Ials. The Herald
predicts u war with England.
The N"rIhern papers saw that Gen.
Prlce has reIrea'rd io Southwestern
Missouri. Gen. Fremont crossed the
Osale river in pursuit, and expects to
o.erraGr P'ice near Carthage.
The same papers also report gIori
ous federal victory AT ilau.rr's Ferry.
ant say rha; Col. Grarv. # Kansas. de
frn'e'l a sup ,i"r body of C"ntrdera,e>.
killing two hundred. Including tive val
Ian, Col. Ashby. There is much re
j"iring in consequence.
The Cincinnati Gazette predicts the
removal Of Fremont sometime next
week
The gunboat Connecticut sail on the
l6'h inst. in search of The rebel sleam
er Nashville, having on board tb- Snu'h
cin ministers, Me,sis. Ma. x.0n and Sill
dell.
The Tribune agrin urges The On
70 Richmond" mo, ement.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1861-10-31
Fine Gold and Silver Watches
DON'T FORGET
Ia DOES ALL KINDS or REPAIRING

Watches, Clocks, aud Jewelry, and that in
worknanlike uisaitnr,such. perhaps,ns you
Annot set done Anypherc else In the up coun-
~, FOR no docseno feel himself inferior to
ny, so you will do veil TO try linn, and sec II
js words are not true. He THINKS there arc
Asny already who have tried him, and will
srttfy to all Of the above, &c.
IEr His Shop may be found at the Good
stt Hopso, on Main Street. IA eesvfe..,. -
July 20 la tf
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1861-10-31

The LERsnuRo BArrLE.-A dispatch
to he Courier saws:
The battle took place near the Big
Spring Mill, between Conrad's and Ed.
wards Ferry, two miles north ot Lees.
hu'g. 1t WAS entirely fight of inian-
Try on ouI side W. used no artillery.
on account Of The :hi>kel where the en-
emv crossed and were posted. The
enemy's loss is about 1000. Our loss
in killed is about 80. Among the kill.
ed is u son Of Governor Pe,lns. Of Mis-
sissippi. ...... .........
MORALLY wounded. Bieut. Carter.
Lieut Finn, and DIR Brock, Of the sth
Virginia regiment.
The Mercurye special dispatch saws
"The enemy is expected to renew The
attempt to cross. Gen. Evans has call.
ed fo' reinforcements. which have been
sent, to him. The enemy are represent.
ed, in this instance, a. having fought
like dsvi g.. Our iNen did their work
mainly with the havouet."
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1861-10-31
RICHMOND. Octubpr 90

.
Official intelligence has been received
10y the War Department. dated at Cen
trevill,, 22d instant, which states that
General Evans reports that he ~a. en-.
gagged mos, Of the day Yesterday with
twelve regiments and Eve batteries OF
the enemy near the Potomac. They
had Crossed over unde. cover Of the ar
,ill.ry fire. Our forces drove them back
with heavy loss in killed, and two hun.
dred OF their number taken prisoners.
General Evans had four regiments and
but FIVE guns.
General Baker, bate United State.
Senator from Oregon, WAS killed. Col.
onel Cogswell and ten other United
States Army officers were taken prison
e's. Six pieces of artillery were cap.
tured.
New York papers OF the 18th instant.
received here. contain dispatches from
Washington. # the 14ih instant, ,epor,
ing unprecedented activity both dsy
and night At the Navy Yard. Eight
hundred operatives were employed in
casing cannon. shot aud she'll. All the
cannon have been rinrd.
A dispslclI from Fortress Monroe of
The l4Ih Instant, says that the loss nf
the Twentieth Indiana Regiment in the
affair at Chic"mac"mic Is forty-seven
missing members.
A dispatch from Washington Of The
18Th instant, SAWS that fifty one Confed
crate prisoners. at New York. have been
released by orders from Washington,
upon their taking the oath not to en-
gage against the United States any fur
ther during the war.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1861-10-31

!. ~ websvs osa rost or several morn nc .
reos.tty. psssts ssd p.a vines lovA sinsed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

Total amount Of Losses, Claims ami Liabilities, Sli2e
The greatest amount insured any risk o0e but
MI not a general rule exceed I9OBe
The Company has general rule the amount allowed
insured In city, town, village block being governed
this matter in each by the general character Of build.
gS, width Of streets facilities FER putting res
An Aeed copy Of the Charter Act OF Incorporation ac
oupanied the last annual statement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

The Richmond Wing, National Integiqeleer. and
other organs whose editorial eyeslght Is atilceed
with steabesmds modified BY jaundice. which pre-
vents the accurate conception Of anything dear or
near TO the South, and the truth concerning the
South continue to assert that South Carolina is dis
senting against the action at Montgomery, &c. The
staple Of these assertions may be judged frsm
the following, which We find in the Richmond
Khiq:
While Louisiana is thus at odds with the Southern
Confederacy which is still in its embryo condition,
South Carolina is having quarrel with Mississippi,
because the latter State, in sending deputies to
Montgomery, had the impudence to lay down a pro
0ramme which differs from that Of South Carolina.
This is a grave insult to that august and mighty
mower upon earth, which expects to have her own
way. not only IN the organization, but in the fu-
ture conduct of the Southern COnfederacy. II she
can't do this, she viii prefer to be separate, inde-
pendent nation.
We leave our louisiana friends to speak for
themselves, but we may claim at least as much ae-
uuaintance with the opinions feelings and wishes Of
South Carolina, as the Richmond Wing, and we dis
tlnctly and confidently assert that South Carolina
has no quarrel, and seeks no quarrel with hissis-
sipui-C Charleston Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

A Coop SUaGEsTIoN-A fair and noble maiden
from Marshall county in this State has made sug-
gestion which we deem q proper cne- Chafed at
the idea of being compelled BY the course of her
State in refusing TO resist the election Of Lincoln
to submit to his administration, she suggests thas
the term "Whten signifying everything that is pure
should no longer be used to designate the Executive
mansion, disgraced it soon will BY the ineumben-
cy of Lincoln. She says it should be called the
aBIack House." and that its white exterior should
be supplanted by coat of black paint, emblemau-
cal of the negro equality principles Of which Lin
esln is the representative will the death Of the
great nation which his election cOnsumated-Ae1R-
rhis Af,dIdnche
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

Why Nor BUILD IRON FoRTs The Philadelphia
Ledq, in alludpg to the fact that the South Caro-
nians have erected an impregnable battery of raik
road iron, on Cummings Point makes the following
important suggestion:
This, we believe, is the first instance where iron
has been used in fortcations ameans of defense,
though both the French and English are trying its
efficiency in war steamers. But why could not
fort be built of iron instead Of stone? The resist
ance of iron to any force is. known and blocks OF
this metal could be cast sufficiently thick TO receive
ball harmlessly as an anvil receives a blow from
blacksmith's hammer. Such iron blocks could be
better fitted than stone, and they would last for al
time: The expense of such fortifcations would be
great but their indestructibility and efficiency
would make them the cheapest in the lsng run-
The terrible power which art has impaired to the
destructive proectiles of war renders il necessary
that additional means of resistance should be devils
ed, and iron seems to be looked to as aording the
required protection.
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'Gtt gasbhiIIt Gmun xnS 5usritsn

TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
II THa DAILY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
Hox. JERE. CIExExs.-Hon. JEEE. CLEMENS has been

Hox. JERE. CI,ENExs.-Hon. JEKE. CLEMENS has been
appointed by the Governor of Alabama to the res
ponsible position Of MsJor-General of the army Of
Alabama The Vicksburg Whig very truly says,
thereis not in his State man more ft and capable
for command. Gallant and chivalrous, cool and
selEpoised, with Judgment quick and sagaciOus,
he combines all the elements Of good soldier. He
served with distinction in the Mexican war, and in
the United Senate stood peer amid mis- peers. As
an editor and writer he holds high position among
tbe American q literati."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
Remarkable Escape OF a Passenger Train
froun naafrucffOu.

The Rochester Union relates the circumstances Of
q narrow escape from destruction experienced BY
the passenger train from Buffalo to Rochester which
was stopped by the snow near the latter city on the
night Of the terrible storm-ThursdSy the Tth inst
The facts of the case it says though they have not
been published before, are no secret TO some who
were exposed and to the railroad men generally.
It's account is as follows:
The Night Express train from Buffalo, it viii be
remembered. remained in the snow a short distance
west of the city the better part of the night unable
to move. The Conductor took the usual Drecaution
to send men back with red lights give the signal
should any train follow them from the West These
men stopped some distance apart the second to give
the signal if the first was not seen. By and By q
train with two locomotives pushing a great snow
plow, weighing thirty forty tuns, came
laundering from the West. The first man
swung his lamp, but was not seen the second
did likewise but no signal to brake came from the
engines. and he saw that he was not observed. Il
was an eventful moment and something was to be
done. The man stepped from the track as the train
came down, and hurled his lamp at one of the en-
gines. The lamp did not go in; but it broke win
dow in the cab, and the engineer suspecting that
something was wrong, instantly gave the signal to
brake, and stopped the tram just in time to the
people who were quietly awaiting delivery from the
snow In the Express train, short distance ahead.
Il was an escape bordering on the miraculous. That
ploW WOulQ nave tOfn tne paSSenseE coaches mo
fragments, and would have found no check TIL it
reached the snow bound locomotive The effect Of
such a collision must have been terrible. Many of
the passengers did not know the danger to which
they were exposed.
The engineers of the train with the snow plow
had consulted the way down, and expected to find
hard pushing when they reached the cut where this
passenger train was stopped, and they agreed to
put on steam before they got to the sticking place
and go through in hurry. They were under this
increased motion when the signal was given to stop.
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v.rs,.r po,,,sc.

We have already announced the fact that Verdi
was candidate for seat in the Italian Pariiament
meeting this month, and that his chances are goes-
This news will not surprise those acquainted with
the sentiments of the llustrious composer Before
he became a great composer, Verdi was noted Tor
his patriotism and his music, in which that feeling
is everywhere visible, is but the reflection OF gen
erous nature devoted to the freedom OF his country
The Italians, by sending him to Congress, VIII nos
ouly reward the greatest Of their musicians, but also
one of their staunchest patr1ots.-hH. Eoe. Post.
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SPECIAL N0TICE.-The USon AHD Anzz1c.H q .onauct.
Cd sfry spos tee cASz ssssn ARpoPsys 6dsozsks.
vsd az ttS egtrGtf01 Of tts time for ofiok t koe -
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Weekly UNoE AEERIcKE ~ per 1naE1a IN adrsaes
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

TIE BxgpnrSe OF NEvY-The steamer Ever
olsde of the Charleston and Fernandins mail line,
6as been purchased by the State, to be used as
cruiser around our coast She is Of light draught,
and the yery craft for finding out what is going on
in the bays, inIets and other dark places.-SGUaR>
rah Republican,, Feb. I'D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

A HoKR1srE FATE.-The New York EUsninq Post
sfter reviewing President DAVIS inaugural address,
comes TO the conclusion that the author of it fought
10 be incontinenty blown from the cannons mouth
We invite the editor of the Post to come down
and do the loading.-SaUdnuaoh Republican, Fec. 2S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

OArH OF FAIIEG1ASCE-The Judges Of tne -
Court of Louisiana took the oath OF aleslAA1' =
the new Government last Monday. .;... ad
Judge buchanan, as senior .s;se Nerrick, whs,
i he t,rn s sdmnstered D t to the four Judge as
ciates.-M o. Picayms, Fso. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
NsnI.NENr NnrICE

ING this day suggested 10 the Clerk Of the County Court
Weakly county Tennessee the insolvency Of the estate
n. Mailing, deceased, therefore all pesens holding
gsns said estate hereby notified to file them prop
hentcaed, with the Clerk aoresa before the lSth
uly 1861 the claims against the said estate will be adj
on day for prorsts dsributon January the 18th,
G. h. HOLMAN, Administrator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

c.-.-;. Court Of Faystte county s0s As-H
In the Clreu's AZ murder IN the first degree.
has been iou'. sssr and BrczHAnr Of murder IN me
and SEVER ', rns latter having been sentenced TO
sec01- CO.. !. each IL the penitsntiary-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

DEATH OF Ms. JEFEERsox.-Mrs. MARcAEEr c.
JEFFERSON, the wife Of Mr.. JosEPa JEFFERSON, the
comedian, died at the residences of her husband u
New York, On the 18th, after brief illness, sseo
tWentv-nine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

PnrpAnarrOss FOB WAEMss .s.r1 1nOea'hi y this city.
Messrs. R. 81 Iaehlson' rnis5 three thOusand
have taken contract = ~. of South CarolinA-Sa-
shot ana shell for the Sssrs ~
,.1nnoh RepatbHeGs, Fso. zz-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
WIZ. n, DIsAU Is, DAVID DwMUKEs, J.. H. IARRkR.
FARRAR, DIsMUKEs q CO.,
Dealers in sll kinds Of
ROOTS, SHOES, CATERS
TRUNKS, VALISES, &c, &c.,
Il. B. RObertSon'S Stand.
NO. as COLL L GE st h Il II
NASHVILLE,
BOOTS, SHOES, &C.,
Removal and New Firm.
Change of Location,

DEING compelled South account OF the health Of
family, will be located for the winter ct the slave
depot Of Poindexer Little Co., No. 45 Bsene street. New
Orleans, where Will be pleased to friends and will give
prompt attention the sale Of all property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas Scruggs will attend depot in
Nashville and negroes that cannot be so'din Nashville by
structing them will be forwarded to Ne o. Hoping
by strict attention business the nysh and agents.
to merit continuance Of the liberal patron reofore
tended respectfully solicit the favors a wing bust
ness in my line either forNashville or New orr1;-
noYlI-u L.. L.. DJR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
CLARK d FULLER'S
mbrOSia1 Oil.
LARK, GREGORY & CO.,
SOLE PoPRIEToRs,
URES

he Ear1che ToothAche in three minutes; Rh umsti a.,
Neuralgia, Colds, Eryspelss. bronchitis Dyspeps ia,
amps Infamed Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, sore Thro at,
rms Bruises, sprGins, Chapped Hands, Piles Ulcers,
. Bunions Corns, Frosted Feet, Deafne s, Old Sores,
,st Sere Nipples scsld Head, Ringworm letter, Snake
ider bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. The world is chSl
its equal for Scalds and Burns. 1t cures Scratches
{, Sore Eyes horses, Sprsn, Swi nney, Poll Evil
saddle and harness Calls, fresh Nsu nds Swelings
known remedyt apply to ter der footed horses
ndeT-take Up the and bath ell about the fIog or
Cures all cutaneous diseases on ran beast.
remedy can cure in all cases. but we can show more
OF the virtue ef ANBRosIAL on its healing proper
Irresponsible men, who above Seing bought than can
oed for any ether medicine
not for every mali dy to which the human
subject, but what procl aim we can subsantiAte
witnesses The AARRosIAL III is Nashville Fepara-
sold throughout the South nd Southwest by all good
and general dealers. tt South may be Justly proud
CLARK native Tennessee after much labor and re
as produceaa really woT thy me6iciEe which Is bound
ut much OF the Worh ess, imported trash with which
" is flooded.
call at our oce whe will take pleasure IN show.
and testimonials tso numerous to set forth form
ertsement, some CT which come from Physicians in
ding, who are usi il in their practice they state,
gelous effects
enge the world to produce remey 50 speedy and eec-
healing proper ties.
cad the evidene OF the virtue Of Clark & FuIers Am
l. evidence autheEtic, and from persons whose wsrd
ing are irreproachable. Read an1 be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & CO..
oprietors Nashville, Tenn. Depot, 81 College street
Tenn.
sby the PropresOrs, and all Druggists and country
5. noyl6-W6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

The UNION AND AMERICAN IS furnished to subscri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

j. MI . wv a M M !,
Successor to Burge : Swann,)
VIII OLEs ALE SROCER
AND DEALER vi;
FOREIGN AND DOMEs4IC LIQUORS,
Corner College and CISarch streets,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
HAs in store large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors. &c, and VAL continue to receive in
large quantities during the His
siStS in part as follows, viz:
Sugars.
200 hhd. Louisiana Sugar, lOsbels LoveringsD. B.,
lOo sSls LOyerngs & Powdered,
Coffee.
500 bagS prime Rio, 5Obags prime Laguyrs,
100 do o. G. Java.
SOC bbls Choice Plantation, s5 barrels o syrup,7
60OK do do IS packages st. Louis.
Sundries.
500 bxs Star Candles, 500 1b1s Star Candles,
50 bxs TsIlOw Candles, IS bags Spice,
500 SSfs New York and ROsensoo cssEs Soda, 'pp''
so sacks Race Ginger, so do Indigo, extra fine,
cases Dutch Madder, 90 tcs fresh Rice,
900 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
LIQUORSs
200 bbls Tenn White Whisky, Deans Whisky,
100 do Bourbon do 100 do Ward & Cary's do
50 do Robertson do I25 do Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Newssns do
do Louis La Berton do 80 do Juius H. Smiths Old
90 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
25 do Blackberry do casks Catawba Brandy,
10 do Peach de 40 bbs Grape do
20 1-16casks seignette dc 95 do Ginger do
Is bblH Rum Gin, 20 do Apple do
10 casks Sherry Wine, 25 \ csks Seignette do
e5 bbls Malaga do 10 bbls Holland Gin,
25 kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, u pnts, Is casks Madeira Wine,
25 bxs White Wine, 20 do Old Port do
$50 bbls Fresh Ale, varisus 10 bbls do Ginger do
brsHds Is baskets Champagne, PTS
25 bxs Claret Wine, and quarts,
20 do London Porter.
Tobacco.
200 bxs Va assorted brands, 30Obxs Tenn assorted brands
100 do KY, do do $50 do No do oI
5000 Imported Cigars, 100000 Domestic Cigars
feb2-d J. II. SWAMI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
PrAro<, mtsxc,

AN now receiving Fall Stock Of Panesortes from the
ioosng kacferies which largezt oeres in
me ely s,s5say -oaSsy sOps Gale Haynes Brothers
Bradbury, and Soebeer Schmidt All Of which will Be sold
q small advance On cost for cash negotiable paper All the
vielins Flutes Drums Brass Insruments &C. For bargains
come to me," st number 33. JAS. A. MoCLURE.
Eptl6-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

TNHIs is altogether Lew medicine Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kngdem, being an entirely
systems pubse by accomplished quacs to the suffer
ing Dr. Wright we'll wing the deception practsed upon the
Medical Facul.y, who, wthsut dssentr
voice. have given in their adherence 60 its perfect and undivided
the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced and when all other medicines known to the Pharmsco
Pia have been tried in vain years o. patient
Doctors Efforts oilers the Elixir 70 suf
ferng humanity only thing that the following
dseases-naInely:
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hystsrs,
Rsssl' ssness snd slseplessness at Night,
absence of Muscular Efficiency,
EmsciatiOn.
Disorganization of the Organs Of
Paipitation Of the Heart,
And, in fact all the cOncOan and desitated
state Of the system.
As a StimuIant,
quite from alcoholic preparations II not sub
ec reactions in shape continues to exert s
gradually and efficiently, as long 81 the least necessity exists
| its presence
As Female Medicine,
It equally powerful effective the equilibrium
sooner and safer all the ether medicines which for years
assisting renOvang the constitution for very good res
|
| gnorant o. the Medical profession altogether.
| No MineraISI
Dr. Wright well stake his professional character
that minerals Whatever form the least component
parts OF the ingredients OF his Rsuvenating Exrwe know
ing enaed the community by opium and
| mercury.
Generally the debtsed, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair how down be, matter how
weak you areno what the have beenersafe
at once whatever you depart from Hygenc principles
| take his
.RejuVenatIng Elixir,
And find yourself pride instead
the reverse, your friends and healthy, seond and worthy
i member Of the human family.
Price 80 per bottle three bottles for IS, and forward
! ed by mail to all parts Of the United States.
se respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Canadas. The supplied at liberal discount.
For sale by the propnetors,
| j. WRIGHT 81 CO.,
2I and Isl ChaTtres street,
New Orleans La
soldin Nashville by W. Hendershott, Berry Demove,
- a pendIeton and ALI responsible druggists oc2o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28
PROCLAmATION
ISHAM q HARRIS.

ISBAM q HARRIS.
arnor of the state of Tennessee.
all officers Of The Militia and the Sherifs Of al
mites IN said State GREETING:
rtue Of an act Of the General Assembly Of the State Of
pnessse passed January Sls 1861, hereby COM
forthwith 10 issue wrs Of election, to hn all vGoan-
sna in the Militia, and open and hold elections for that
in all the places Of holding elections in your respective
s. after giving the notice required by Law; and make due
per returns Of the same
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my haRd
and cAused the great seal Of the State be affixed at
the Department in Nashville, on this 9Th day OF Feb
} rrAry, A. D., 1861.
By the Governor: lSHAM @. HARRIS.
R. RAY, Secretary Of State