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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-22
NOTICE no CONsINGEEs. &
Louisville and Nashville RaIIroaa.

I'm and after April l 1856, Freight win be delivered b.
~ the Louisville and Nashville irosd until charges thery
90 are paid Corsgnsss will be notified Of the arrival o. ths
Goods, together with the amount Of charges Tba sEse sill
fciitste o. sill claims for loss. damage,
overcharge found neces ordsrtoensbo al
Agents 70 The General ocs required n ~
nsTaS-sT }. b ANDERSON, supt-
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New Spring Goods

. CHEAP FOR CASH,
AN receiving my Stock Of Dress Goods. which pro
pose to sell extraordinarily Bong exclusively
cash business enables TO de his and make
it TO the interest Of all to call and stock OF Dress Goods
embracing, White and Linen Goods Domees Of all kinds and
in fact everything could desire
Imnst again call attention Of those Indebted to Mich
olson Co. Nicholson Humphrey myself, to their
settled accounts fer the times such demand immediate
action in such cases. d. HUMPHREY.
spl5-ly ss.ta-
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TJHE remainder Of stock saved from the late IRE 8ros
street. for sale 81 81 Ccege street, two doors assvs
broad: An dsOds Of half fhsiE cost
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Land for Sale.
TIE undersigned viii sci hispIsnta -,
ElA ION, called cKPrzAL TIrw, lyingon $& =
ES11ff the north side Of Cumberland River .s@7 ~
lE1Iln three milesrorn the City NASHVILLE, Il
lakkki#sE coutaing about Three HUM -
015AIlAl41 Gred Acres He will sell il ali .r2fes
together or In small tracts lots, purchasers Or
will exchange for well improved property in the city, 1t is
the best quality Of soil is well vared about half OF
tin cultivation, and the balance In fine timber pasture
There are two coed dwelling houses good barn stables
For information apply to the undersigned John D. James
sepS0-h TH0S. G. JAMEs.
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CoRN ANp MaY.

Cash. all my clerks volunteered for thewar ana nc
other course Is left 7-s'
sp23 -a-- G n r ri ~ J-W. HORTON q GO
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Notice TO Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

5uPKRIN1kNDRN1e UEB1CK,
er NAssvILLR, Tenn March g, ls6lJ
Treigts the West consigned agent Nashville
~ Ohsttanooga Z. Co., al Nashville, ship
mert theRoad OF said Company arriving Nashville
greater quantities than be shipped immediately
the warehouses CT the company temporary
storage and protection have for the me
and for the purpose Of having the charges for storage
able uniforms have been made with
Davis and Harscn No street. for the storage Of all
freghs to copsgnee of 4l0 per
pounds which will Extra Drayage handling
premium for Insurance, commissions all incidental
10 serage They agreeing protect the fregkts forty
Eve days, without additional charge. II protection
length Of time is found from csusewhch is
anticipated, particular attention will be paid to dates and
each lot hDrWRrde fAtlliop will be made
to give expedition irti, La, oby4te ne
eessity ofstorsge at Nashville
Msrl0-h E.w. DOLE, supt.
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Prints

KETE daily eceving American Prz.l, Shich H.
w yits the asdOa o. dealers Casa osz, a. ts In
and % sex them cheaper than any FcsterH hoa1e and ca
afford do Il. JAMES Low = Co.,
mars6-H 1851 80 Sixth street, Loaisyills, K7.
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as Union street..
Land for sale.

IN accordance with Trust on the 4h Of
February ll will sell the highest bidder Court
house in Nashville the 25th day Of May 1851 the
part Of the Of land therein conveyed containing in all
hundred fifty four acres duad Cumberland
tween said river and Esde Ferry turnpike road In Davidson
coonty. The tract of land propose SELL among
the best rm in the county, with aeom.orablsframs dwelling
and with all necessary Buildings The soil superior
in point OF fertility, about half cleared
timber such he Surpassed quantity quality
the OF There about half Of the tract
with incuDhrance uron IT, the other has clear
title will given the purchaser, free from PtiSn.
N B. Hyde resides the premises and has commenced
alTOp, and desrons Of remaining until the end Of The
year. will pay reasonable purchaser The
Of this sale will be Thirty Ave Hundred Dollars cash, the bal
the Of Twenty ESnded Dollars annually from
the LIST Of December next Notes made payable in Bank and
lein retained. T. HYDE, -
{ adj sO-tetd --a -1r Trustee Of N Hyde.
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Am resolving my Fsl stock a. Pisnofortes ron tn
following Factories, which will be he largest ever onIs u
the city etenWay Sons A. Gale Co hrst5ers
HaEieon Brothers, W Kauble Co, Peters ana heno Lnt
hradbury and Eoebeler Schmidt s OF when VIA ne oia
At small advance on cost for cash negotiable paper All the
and popular music int received. together with Acccreon
Vioins Futes Ds Brss Instruments &c. For bargains
"cone TO me" At number SO. Jas a. AcCLUkk-
septl6-n eta
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: r Cash System.
EINoR the year 1861 cur business viii be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH. "a.
BE- adapting this system, know make Il greatly 70 the
interest Of our friends to give ustfer patronage.
SNYDER FRIZZELL,
janln q Public Square.
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InsnIvenfNotice.

TWATiNG This day suggested the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Hickman county, the insolvency Of the estate Of james
Wells therefore all perso holding Claims
said esate are hereby nod to fe them, anthenea
ted with Clerk Aforesaid bsose the lt cay Of Sepe-
her next as the claims against the said estate will be adudcated
On that day for prozt tribniion This Aay 24th, le6
: tupe9- w1tpr 'sfeeS3s ELI WILLS, Admir-
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TUsr received ofcora, Hs7 and Oats vhssh .s.
81 sell low for cash. Also, i, p -.s -
POTATOES RLOUB AND ONION sETrSs
Al4rEe lot for sale cheap. AlsO, q - -
EXTRA FINE BROOMs.
200 dozen hne Broems jss.ecefve5 condzunsn
are onerng very cheap Nov time for C0oi kro0ns
COMBS 4 MsRTIN.
HAr7-H ------------------ Church street.
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Stewart Comfy. SFs,f. - -

-. -. - y 1t1tte OF Iennessee,
STEWART COUNTY COURT Ar m
n rers-Jsmes B. AcearroiI ct ais. vs. cb5l a a,-
As-Hsanen Q sell land Il sppe4sns 70 ne rsrs csI,
~ 49, Du tnat Incs hcCarrt, FrsDeis kecarefl - =
,aeSerros lanes MeCaroll, sia ue AeCarroil All
AoSarfo nelrs a. law Of F-snis AcCarrol $500, -.
.Ssoents or tne efats OF Tennsssee. 1t Is herore
"a, P1oleLion pc ma e for four consecutive wesss ~
Easnsne Union AA0 ANERcEE, newspaper pubSs, = :,
~ o. requiEiag SAID non-residens 70 BE- aDS
DeoIS ths Of ths County Court 81 Stewart
y nolaen 81 ne cenrt house, In said eountz IN tb So
1sessee, ls Hrst nory In Janasry, ISL and plead
% csnor 70 eolnpainants bill, the WI
'esS7o - % ihe1 AID setdoSn for BEARING sxparte
dec7-v4t-pr'sise 90. Of $3.50 SoSe y, Slstk
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HEAD QUARTERS CoaxIssARY DEPARTMENT.
Na.hvfi.a Tenr,eSsee. NJ Az 40. 1851

NI0TICE hereby given By the Commissly General Of the
State that he desires contact for sutsstance Tor the
Provisional force OF Tennszses Volunteers nov in the nd NO
subsistence but Of tAe qualify wall be purchaEd Bids viii
received for Clear sides Cattle and Flour the hour to
be delivered and after the st OF July next The Subsistence
to be delivered tMemphs Nashville and kncxve Bds re-
=. - ~ ,-' '',- = g. g. FAM,
mav3ItiIl iuneI5 Commsszry General.
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROES.
WILL pay the highest market price for . likely young Ne
groes, both sexes, from Il to 20 years. Gall % Cedar
street
hire about 30 Negroes the balance OF the year.
boys and girls, CT sll ages-soBe well qualified.
G. W. HTTCRINGS,
Csdar
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Land for sale.

Land for Sale.
EPsppIicson before ls January sell on
4 modating terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits, Mill Greek, opposite Maj Gon
the beautiful locations In Davidson county
half Of the land in timber the balance in eultva-
tom thepreuses comfortable cabins and
young orchard. Apply to NAL Corr, the place. my
self for particulars OHAS, X. W1NST0NI
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II @ "A ID TIE Rs FOR Hs6I.
AT tI-e .'air G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HE TIMES.

Nc. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
FENHIs FIRST CLASS ROADSTER, VIII make his season FOR
1881, at the stats Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4th and closing July the m ct $40 the and 9
| for insurance, .-''
He isa beautiful black, six old trotted at Athens IN
1850 In 500 and is Certainly most handsome and perfect
horse in HE action that has been brought to the State lie
bred in Vermont imported E. Il. Jennings and
Hatch horse, he by Ii hoos he by Old Black Hawk be sher
man and he BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam by Duroc
d. 81 Charles Or gr d. Woodbury. Morgan aad hence
bnes four Of the best trotting crosses knsWn.
NO. % Yankee Robin.
AOAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
BY Woodbury. will be let 20 SIS season $50
insure. He Is very promising.
No. 3, washington The Cd.
good BAY ysars old BY Old Washington dam an excel
lent Trotng Mare, viii be let Is Mares at SO the season,
us to insure 10 foai.
Breeders will please examine the Stations. Blue
Grass pasture at the farm OF T. Tanning grain 70 kesp
nares In good condition, at 81 per week -. -
Nsshville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kinba will be ready al all times to show the Stock TO
gentlemen,
Refer toJ. Owen OF Williamson, Col. Allen Of sum
ner T. Farming, of Davidson, Dr. A. T. GoOch, Of Kuthsr
ford. uar5-tf
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Four Horse wall Coach.

Four Horse Mail Coach.
HNHE only Lnconco1nty running regarly hrestme
aweek sck from Fayettevleto FuIlahoma; leaving
Tuahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday return Fay
Thursday Saturday the mals
7syetYleand at TuahomR and for the accoumoda
ton ofpsssengers J. B. Smith agent TullAhsms. Good
and careful drivsrI TIE through dollars
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Seeds.

Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
SITUATBDtn wealthy section Of country Tennessee and
- sFng an extensive subscription list and advertising
ronage The paper Democratic and wb REASONABLE
TERMS to no one however, but Democrat The paper
sned to advocate State Equality and the proprietor will
90 oHt his hands to be devoted any ether purpose Fo
further enquire at the UNION
L octlq-Im
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COAL OIL Ian MP s. e.
VETE have just received another supply OF csal Oil Lamps
wv among which handsome patterns for par
Tors all lifted with the Collins burner, which the improve
ment Is mmeasurably superior to other Lamp be-
public for soness and esnesso Of fame freedom
simplicity in constructions beauty and elegance finish,
cleanliness and economy One Lamp will give the light Of
candles does not cost much The Oil
ported burn these Lamps is clear beautiful article,
from offensive ordor leaves no grease spot when split upon
carpet or clothing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN & co.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 10 Public Square,
marlS-h Nashville, Tenn.
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HR CAFLCrTY THIS ROAD NoW EouAL 10 AT u
THREE THROUGH
PASS ENG EK TRAIN

TER C1rAcrTY ccuHTRT
THREE THROUGH
PASS ENG EK TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTsBURa AND PHILADELPHIA,
toNHECTING direct IN TIE Union Depot Pittsburg, with
Through Trains Rom all " esrn Cites ier
nng facilities for the transportation Of Passengers Ensar
Psso lor 49, re- sae ~ 49, - ph tboB.
SMOKING Cars are attached each train woodruns Sleeping
Cars 10 ESpress.and Fast Trains che Express Runs
Daily, Nail and Fast Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
direct 70 New York Express and Fast Line con-
rectfor Baltimore and Washington.
All Through Passenger Trains provided with Lo9gh5dgs
PStent Brkepeed under perfect control Of the Engneer
thus adding much to the safety Of travellers.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York Two
Daiiy Trains Through Tickets
(aIIRaID are good on either Of the above trains.
Boat Tickets Boston good VIA Norveh Fall River,
sOnington Lineg Boston passengers res Of charge
Tickets may be obtained at any Of the important
Of Steamers on e Mississippi or Ohio Rivers and Tickets
the oces OF the Company in Boston, New York, Baltimore
orPhilsdslphia- ---s
Fare always as low and Time. as quick as
any other Route.
ASK FOB ZIOKzzS b PI77GBUGH
The completion Of Western connection Of The Pennsylvania
DIRECT LINE BETwEENTKfRE EAST AND
THE GREAT WEST.
Tia connecting by the Railroad Bridge Ptsburg,
avoiding al dagage fesge Of freight together with the
ing time advantages readily appreciated ~ shippers Of
FOR freight Shipping Directions apply or
dress either tthe folio wing agents the company
D. A. STEW ART, Pttsburg; ---e 81
Pierce Co. Zanesye o. j. Johnston, Ripley, o. &.
h p.ss.s ss RS GTss pPP Brown CO
cinnat, o. Ahern Hilbert, Cincinnati, o.; Medrnm,
Madison, Ind Jos MOORE Louisville, KY 0'Riley
Co., Evansville, lnd.:N W Graham & Co., Cairo, ILL.,;
Sass shaler Glass; st. Louis Mo- John Hsrrs Nashville,
Tenn; Harris Hunt Memphis, Tenn; Clarke Co., Chicago,
Ill Koontz, Alton, ILL., to fregkt Agentsof Rail-
roads at different points in the West. -.---
The Greatest Facilities offered IOr the Pro-
lection and Speedy Transportation. OF
LIVE STOCK,
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FRENCH PROTEsTaNT scTT ~ ~

M ApAAk VALIANT win re open hsr se.,a,,- =, =,
~ Scnooifor Young ladies' st los chesnut .tr-s ~. -
psIcnes. 70 ooth OF Ehish equally serious atrs % !.
salAnt WIN Madame valiant, VIII superntend o.
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Charleston and SAVANNAH
nRnncnr... -. II

KITES REDUCED AND SPEED LEcREAszn
1pKEss Freight TrAns onaII the rosi,. b. -
di1a Oseneer 1859 through rates from New ~ -
s. va. per loo lbs, u ca Third Glass Ger 100 NJ NJ q
Ifeen1 O.Sss, 40 IS Fourth clzss, a. - - 90
Time rom Savannah and Chsrte.to, "a r., "a.
and half and four isys ~ ~ ~ filie InFee, n q
and nine days. pass 'Sts1 ana nalf, eight
in,srveniog SAfoatts cause he shove A.
NJ are run On sondsy over three Inca = %
cept damages occarinr A 81 OvSssss asd danAsl x-
Vliie And Cnaftanooga RAilr0ad deyerr - as NAa-
deexS- H68 " ANDrrsos
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ID AcoN Lard Buckwheat Flour and Family supplies general
ID ly,by COMBS &,MARrINs
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26
Speech Of Adjutant- General Baker.

Adjntant-General Baker made
speech at Dubuque, on the evening Of
the 10th inst, in the course Of which
he said
Standing before you tonight, my
fellow citizens, 1 say that under tho
present eXigencies Of this wicked re-
bellion--under the present extraordi-
nary condition Of our country, which
demands that all our citizens should
rally united to the support of our
Government---the man calling himself
Dcmocrat who will tell his fellow
Democrats that they should not sup
port the Administration Of Abraham
Lincoln because he is Republican, is
traitor. The man, say, who will
thus teach disloyalty to our Govern
ment because it happens to he admin
istcred by Republicans, is traitor.
The man who is loyal will not, while
protesting loyalty, lead the people TO
believe the Administration is all the
time doing wrong ia the manner it is
endeavoring to put down this rebel
lion I; neither will ho give the Admin
istration a half way support--he will
support IL with his whole heart.
Some men mouthing loyalty are half
the time criticising tho course Of the
Government in lis efforts To enforce
the laws and crush out rebellion. !
don't like this kind of patriots whose
hearts appear TO be a mixture OF 10y
atty and treason-who are made up
like the irishman's hog, OF a streak OF
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26

clear in his mind in regard to his in
.tentions.t An Irishman, we will war.
rant. Yes, t"Patrick,n and name
beginning with o., He would be in
the Sixty-ninth if he were young
enough, but he spares 500 for his
adopted country, in his old age, and
promises another hundred "if it be
rcluired.' The dearso fellow clear
ly thinks be is giving his money
away, but how willingly he does it
Rnsselfs letter on Meagher has warm.
ed him up, and what is money to the
honor of Old Ireland? u tI37ss5 W
Next is o merchants letter, bust
ness-like and explicit. lie knows that
he is making a good investment !; and
seven and three-tcnths percent. inter
est pays that his money is safer with
the govcrnmcnt than in his drawer,
and he subscribes largely. 8 a
Then there is q letter from a saw
inSs bank, taking thousands of dollars
stock. The institution, makes the in-
certainly but represents
and hundreds of poor folk,
Of whose confidence in the prescrva-
tion Of the Union this subscription is
an exponent. No government sup
ported thus can fail. Each one of
these letters is more than set Off to
any that a rascally correspondent may
write generally discouraging to the
North" -T
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26
SECESSION WOMEN.
Col. Forney, writing from Washing
ton to his newspaper, the Philadelphia
Press, says: $50 yftR

Col. Forney, writing from Washing
ton to his newspaper, the Philadelphia
Press, says: $50 g8g
The ladies Of the Scccders in this
vicinagc have been enjoying them
solves hugely since the beginning Of
our national troubles. l have told
You how industrious and ingenious
some Of these dear creatures have
been. / heard one of them, few
weeks ago, publicly expressing her
wish that our troops might be poison
ed, or that. on their way hither, they
might be thrown into the Susquehan-
ma as they were crossing that river
When we consider what scandalous
mission that of Secession is, we may
well feel surprised to see it approved
by dear woman" What it's attrac-
tions are to them I am not magician
enough to devise. l accept the fact
as it is, without furnishing motives or
investigating causes. Some of these
fair sympathizcrs are distinguished
in their way. Miss Mary Windlc, who
was eaptiraied few days ago, (having
failed Tor some thirty years in capti-
waiting anybody else, and who is now
held as a prisoner. has been violent
advocate Of the traitors. She is a
maiden OF uncertain years and autum-
nal appearances writer OF bad orig
inal, and an adopter of iirst-rate other
poetry-addictcd to newspapers and
hotel society," sort Of virgin Jcn-
kins, a kind of Mrs. Joe Gargery,
always out on sort Of rampage
on various pretences. Mary sup
posed that as her talents had been re-
jcctcd here, she might find better
market fer them sewhere, and SO
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26
0ltstharS tbe Course Of empire takes its 0otap'



destroy miles of telegraph. Yet these
arc the men with which Claib. Jackson
promises to :" sweep, from the sacred
soil of Missouri the Lincoln hordcs." !"
Oh, if we can only have one good
charge at them, and show them the
mcttle of tue rough Iowa Third" |!
However, we will soon get to ST
Louis, and under the command cr Ere
mont we will sweep the valley of the
Mississippi, and drive them where we
are told the Devil drove the hogs
we are now at Macon City, under the
command of Gen, Pope.
- Truly yours, WINFIELD.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26

seen and felt, by every patriotic mind
which has been shocked with the ter
rifle times and horrifying events of
the present hour, arising ont of this
system Of human chattelhood. o Nor
can they, We think, be overlookcd by
the heads Of our Governmental do
partments who have witnessed so de-
monstativelyl the blightipg and de
structive power of Slavery. glnba /
g- As ever Yours, PETER PuRpY. u
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26
A. b. Z. HILDRETH,
General Land Agent,

CHARLES CRY, FLOYD co. ... IOWA,
will attend to buying, selling and selecting
ands on Commission, &c. Town Lots bought
md sold, money loaned, and the business of
,onvoyancing and payment of Taxes promptly
attended to. Friends at the East, as wellasin
this State, are requested to make application
to my agency. Satisfactory references given
Ii required.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26

An offer was lately made to First
Lieutenant John M.Wilson, of Car
isles Battery Of a Lieutenant Colonel.
cy in Western Regiment, when he
returned the following reply: "In
battery, facing the enemy; many
thanks must decline"
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-09-26
STIMSON,S lHOTEL.
THEODORE MIX, %
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,

ST. CHARLES CITY, IOWA.
esigns, Plans, Estimates and Specifications
FINISHED for Public Buildings, Stores, Town
nd Country Villas, Cottages, &c. Detail draw
lgs or superintendent given when required,
reasonable terms.
Mr.. Mix is architect ofthe Court House, Ma
mic Hall and other buildings in st. Charles.
Tith his experience heis confident Of giving
tisfaction to all who employ him. Jobbing
one at short notice at his workshop.
st. Charles, Sept. !. 1857 5wtf