Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-06
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SUNDAY MosSENG, JANUARY Q, Isel.
ROCK cETY MILLS.
RETAIL PRICES.
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RAILWAY mATTEits.
departure OF Passenger Trains.
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arrival OF Passenger Trains.
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DepartuIe of Freight Trains.
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Edgeaed & KeDtucky-s.45PM.
Arrival OF Freight Trains.
Tennessee & Alabsms-430 P NJ.
Louisville & Esshvlse-@25 P N.
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Mr.. JAMES c. wAEyrE has been elected Mayor Of
Chattanooga
Gen T. J. WHARTON, the commissioner from Mis-
sissipp to Tennessee arrived in the city yesterday
DIP. RICHARDSON, Esq, has been appointed Post
Master at Shelbyvle. in place of DR.. d. g. DEAsoN'
resigned.
MuEDER-The Shelbyville ErpositOr says that
JoHx swAns was killed in Bedford county on the
night of the 9lst ult., by MARION ANDERSON.
Among the distinguished strangers in the city,
we notice the presence of Col L. C. HAYNES, of East
Tennessee. and Hen DAVID HUBBARD, Commissioner
from Alabama to the State of Arkansas.
The express train on the East Tennessee and,Geor
gia Railroad has been taken off, and the only pas
senger train on that road, leaves Chattanooga for
Knoxville at two o'clock in the morning.
A man by the name Of SHULI- who says he is from
Mississippi was committed to Jail, at McMinnville,
on the I'd ins for passing counterfeit $50 note
the Planters Bank.
The Lebanon Democrat of the Alb, says: "One Of
our leading citizens has just received letter from
Col HAxoN in which he says. that the Republicans
will not yield an iota and that he despairs Of the
Union.n
Welearn that the students from South Carolina
in attendance upon the lectures in the Medical De-
partment Of the University OF Nashville, have been
telegraphed to return home Immediately. Three
left Friday, five Saturday, and six or seven more
are preparing to leave.
Snow ARTHQUAKs-A private letter from Knox
Vile, dated January 3, says: We have had the deep
A.. L
TWAS ten inches deep. 1t fell Saturday night,
sndhas not yet disappeared
We had quite shock of earthquake at half
past four O'Clock this afternoon 1t shook all the
houses.
SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SAVED BY
ISsuElNG- W. J. MARI agent Of the Hartford Fire !
Insurance Company, has paid US seven thousand |
five hundred dollars, the amount of our claim |
against this Insurance Company, for our loss on |
stock, occasioned by the fire tanuery on the
morning of the 23d of December, 1850.
Nashville, Jan 4, Gift J. LUNsDEN
THE LEGisIATURE.-The Legislature will meet III
accordance with the proclamation Of the Governor,
tomorrow a. twelve o'clock We noticed large |
number of members in the city yesterday. Among |
those who called at cur Office were Or. Speaker
HARRIS, BAKER, of Perry, VAUGHS of the House; |
ard Messrs, PAYNE. WooD and MCCLELLAN, of the |
Senate.
Prices OF NEGRoEs-The Lebanon Herald of the |
I'd contains the following items:
Auegro woman about IS years of age was sold |
on the square last Saturday for S2J6 cash Cheap.
A few months ago she would have brought 500 or /
$500.
At sale of negroes in this county few days
since, three girls, aged respectively IL, and 3 |
years. were sold for ; 600 cash. Six months ago
they would have readily commanded S2,5O0,
NEWSPAPER CHAxGEs.-Dr. S. P. HmDRErH has re-
tired from the editorial management Of the Frank
lin Reuielr and is succeeded by W. S McLEMoRE,
Esq. Mr.. BALCH, one of the publishers, also retires.
JouN 5. WARD, Esq, has retired from the Gaatin
Examiner, and IS succeeded by Mr.. JOIN L. KIRBY.
Mr.. JOHN G. HoRsIEY. one of the editors and pub
fishers of the Columbia Herald has retired from the
position he has heretofore occupied.
W. ?. MooRE, Esq, has retired from the editorial (
department of the Lawrenceburg Union, and Is
succeeded by Mr.. W. T. HARRISON, the publisher.
HARD TINES IL WILSON CouNrr-The Lebanon
Herald Of the ID says:
Times in this region dstressingly dull. But |
little doing. The only two classes Of people that |
are earring their salt the officers and the |
lawyers-the first busy sueing the people and |
selling their property or rather giving it away
while the latter are hard it writing deeds of trust
&c. Between the the people stand a lair chance |
of being bled very copiousiy.
Snow SToEM-On Sunday last snow fell inces |
sanity from A. NJ. till P. NJ, at which timei
fully six inches in depth, and it would have been
foot deep had Il not melted as II fell The noun
,ains and the landscape generally has presented
wntry aspect this week Ii is the heaviest fall of
snow that has occurred here since 1858
No snow fell either at Nashville or Atlanta. on |
Sunday last This is a little remarkabeI consider |
ing the quantity that fell here. At Knoxville it |
was about ten inches deep and in the Virginia noun
Iains it filed the the line of the railroad
prevent the passage of trains for several days
--Chdttdt0Oya AdUertjSeT. Jan. 3.