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A UCTlON SALE on ELGGANT mousse

L'ii fuinltur,-An excellent uppsriurit. if
auuieSeepers, hotel keep - ani ne irsIpLrlis
cav At ciNck, at the large p iyste r,sic.,, ~,
W very Place, cs'i " sSt Avc.lc .orsistiag ~
.Wi9i h1ieses ttpctry 3 ply ana ingram ar.
rets pancfortc, I,fl,t suits to7o,ci In br,c,,,j
iigN and hair cloths, curtains tables vasea clocks
mirrVrs, nedst, ads bureaus, wasl standt, corner
All bo0kstsnds, mattresses, beds sud bedding,
!,ahkeis, sois beds lounger spring seat chairs IA.
lie euuerJ, glsss, chlra an silver ware, t,ves III
10th, and also over i've hundred lots " firriture
SIDE positive All tie gods must DO itmoyed "a
h0ut after tie sale, IN
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DAwNBROKERs sALE-BENJ WEAVER

will sell On friIby, At 10 Oslo <, the goth day Ut
De-, at loo ave ID, gene al assortment Of mon and
"uiuorE wearing nppnr,', quilts, sheets, blankets,
and lots ~ ether articles too numerous ~ mention,
heiug pledged | year and upwuis. liy order IT
CIiAS a wN. CIDLrr, $50 Spring ". diS a't2O
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THE HOLIDAYS.

S6-PACKAGES OF CHOICE WINES
's'c and liquors CIR the Holidays.
Those who intend receiving calls had better call
II l.. MONZERT, III Grand st. near Centre far
Set and get package containing IL bottles of fine
sine, and liquors, eleven different kinds. packet
N a neat manner, suitable for transportation, for
he low price Of
FIVE DOLLARS
N. B.-A choice assortment Of wines aud liquors
conttsnty on hand, in bond OF Ia store, Of direct
imp ortaton. dlS12'l29
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A UCTION NOTICE-LAST SALE OF I'M

africa pr,perty-Tbis dag, ., II O'Clock, will be
eoii the balance Of the dresses and all the other ar
ucios Niitable for theatrical costumes Sc worthy
attention. Pawnbrokor's sae-Also lot Of clotli Ing
iools' musical instruments, watches and iewelry;
also hne lot of woclcn goods, hoods, hosiery, &c.
PawnoroAet's Ssles-rnursisy, valuable pledged
goocS. y order " MEERBACH, 4S3 Gfand st. IA.
cay, rs order ~ FR1DENHERg, 29g Fast Rrn ,Ivsv
way. toS
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A. q. IT,, No. "A special meeting Of the
above No VIII be held at Millima~e Hal, cor 2Gth
81 and eth ev,at y o'clock II wednesday evening
18th inst. All members Requested H. attend,
by order Of j. GALLAGHER, Pres
h Il. CAMPBELL Sec, 30
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MILITARY NOTICES.

| Jackssu ARTILLERY. -
| AUTHORIZED BY ms ExCEILENCY, COVER
NOR MORGAN.
TWO HUNDRED RECRUITS WANTED.
This hne Regiment Is now In comfortable quar-
| tors Al Camp Washington, Staten Island.
| Unis1rms, understanding, shoes and elupment'
furnished immediately after swearing into the ser
| vice Of The United States, and the Regiment will
sp,n take the Geld with improved arms The want.
Of the strictly 10 ked AFTER by the officers
who are all men of considerable military expert.
| ence.
Rocket Battery will he attached 70 the Resi.
ment.
| Regimental Headquarters,
| No. Y36 Grand Ct CORNER Rpwerv,
| EDWARD MURRAY, O lionel.
JAS. ?. FARRELL, AdjutAnt. diT6'i9i
TIKI VOLUNTEER ENGINEER RRGI.
MINT.
Colonel EDWARD W. sERRELI,
NOW AT THE SEAT or wAR.
. The Ray u soldiers 10 this Regiments
CSltg bENEN1EEN Dol LARS PR MONTH tSiI 4
a few morerggers ship carpenters, blscksmiths
miners inachinists, boiler makers and wheel
wiights viii le received for
COMPANIES Y AND II.
None but sober and competent men need apply
Volunteers In this Regiment will he under pay
and iurnisie with qpa1ers and rahons at once,
md Their families viii lee provided for ly the su
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS -siOO-BotNrY
will I've paid to each volunteer when muaerei oui
Of the service.
hh.irunltN iot turee years or turing the war.
HEAD QUARTERS
Corner CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM SrREErS
dciO 24'lO3 NEW YORK.
The Union and the Constitution fer Ever
Attention, Urited stGtcs Chassaurs, Col. JOHN
COCIiRANE Lieut. Colonel sCIIALER. Wanted
&c the above named Regiment at the Recruiting
Dcl u 2Ji Avenue II, few ale lNiied men 10
Win ~. regiment now IN camp near wasAinyt
10 whom pay and ration will Commtnce ~ soon a.
signing tie rull. Also relief for families guar
'I, ard R,unty Of leo dollars At the Gloss of the
AR, " when htrorahy discharged. n Re-
s,ui's for tbs regiment vii leave for wahlnst,n
toRt week.
LOUIS sCIILAMP, Jr.,
Re, rafting Otieer,
dii 2Lc'i0l 2Oi Ay1,nsR
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WANTED.
Personal NOTICES.

NAKMAN - If THE CARALtN THAT
- moved the household goods from IA east i5.h
=, on or about Dec 9th or 9th, will call On II.
NREkLAND, Fourth nv, hs will be suitably re-
gTdod Tor 10 doing. ar 2'liO
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WIN. Writers, AUCT'R-WILL SELL,
w this day a2 o'clock, a, i5I Canal st, the en-.
tire genteel parlor, chamber, dining room aud
Stcicn furniture, &c, of large house, the carpet
IA nearly new. 1856
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{ u IIVkTVN, NC, OFTICh 2j3 ".
Houston IT, vii AciI tlis day, at IUL o'.n,k.
i"H.1ciN house cor Re, gScr anl wooster Ats,
..' iH.rs IF pier gl,.s = carpets, uilcloths, vases
,li zen furn'urc. sc. n
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4 7 AUCTION THIS 18TH DAY OF DE.
4 enucr, ~ j. MOORE, -Oucl, the laryr stot
Z" men md boys toot-, shoes and gaittr.. cont 40.
81 IN store igS Bro,dw,y. Sale i,.cmptory, u 10
''iotf :his day. 70
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pAWNBROKER'S SALE-H. SCANLAN
VII sell this day, "Wednesday, Dec 18th, a, 50
ou''hr 81 az "ci"ck; general aSsortincnt Of
ruf, i'tuicd pledges. ~ order of John WORT
LEY, tie MOKrLEG a TAMLYN 40
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will sell this day, iOH o'clock, at 200 ave A, cor
OF ilth II, bOO lota II unrsleomed pledges, viz --
UyerCoats, wuuilUn and bfuchc slutWs, dresses
clpsks blankets, quilt, y. beds pillows, carpets
a.. by order IT Malone \ Kelly. az 9is'fI2
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DRIZE MONEY OF TIE SAN JACINTC.
L ami Con telb,ton, now being paid to the officers
aud seamen ut the Office Of JOHN II. MURRAY,
amy aud navy banker, 80 Nassau st. adjoining the
navy agents office, dl1 bs'lA
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pAN, EBROKERs SALE OF WATCHES
Il ....-.lL. a L.lL-.. . J

NM ltwclry-A' N, IhlnIALAh- hlDt,2b Bow
s., " Hll his day, 18th init NJ lO% o'clock, q
large -sutm"nt If gold rings, pius, ear, ngs,ueck-
L'crs studs, buttons charms, seals, kew, chains,
f''i and silver watches, tppA guns and pistols,
uiusI, ol aul mntlemuiral Instruments, Il By
order A, y, JACKSON, 60 Walker ~, 1888
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AUCTION NOTICES.
A BSoLUTE SALE OF HANDSOME
oaaehold Furniture, Comprising III
EniIr u lt-rnitttrn u q iI...n.

Entire Furniture Of fIcuHe.
ms "wednesday Afternoon. Il 2 o',irck, Al
house lb2 wes, Yisi It. between Jth and sth ayes,
comprising beAui al p.i or dining.ruom and cham.
bcr furniture Ct every description, all ~ good ~
new-roh carpets beds aud bedding, French chins,
siiNetware, cutlery glsss~ are, olcoths stoves &C.
No IostiOuemcut fsI
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ESIPLOYMENT-FemnIe..

FUR SEWERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
large number u hands who understand the
cork also number Of hands wanted " learn,
p'dd while learning. s, * q. SAM ELS, - Brood.
way, MP starr "a
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Notice-Ths omceru ard u,emberu Of rrue
ons Of Liberty Lodge No. ~, AP A. are requested
70 be ptnctuAl In attendance II their lodge rooms,
III west sd =, on Wednesday evening, 18th inst
AZ ocicck, A. business OF Importance win be
brought before the lodge. BY order 81
ID J. II. CHAPMAN, Rec Sec,
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GIRLS WANTED TO OPERATE ON
~ Wheeler Wilson's sewing machines, at $50
west Both st, cor Sch ave. IL
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INFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES
HAROLD, aged about 10 years, 5 feet iaches in
sigh, light complexion; was dressed In military
inform 81 the ~ Scott Life Guard, 3S.h Regiment
YsN. lie came on here with his captain, and
"a Tue clay last no started ~ East New York alone,
Dith instructions to arrest a desGrter, since which
Hmo hr has not been heard Of Any Information of
lis WHEREABOUTS will be thankfully received by his
Hife aud family, who reside In WyckjH 1t, near
Bushwick ave. l0g
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q N PIANO FOkTES. $40
|lcO. We are now able ~ offer tho vi I'VE
public a hue new T-octave PINNOFoRTE, full iron
Frame over strunP, rosewood ease" warranted iOr
FIVE years, for $3.50 cash; and rich molding cases
With carved legs and Tyre, from $40 10 5000 Of ~
good work and material ~ haH been sid for 500
or $40 by the old methods " manufacturing W.
wrhnt them o star Il In tune better than any III mo
ever made. We invite an n OK anime these new
Instruments nj our factory, cor u Canal ami Had.
son sls New York.
GROVESTEEN a. HAZE
would advise my FRI 'nd4 aud all in want #
gund sihs,outial Piano r. examine GROVESTEEN
n HALE'S new T-oCtaye PianoF. | have hid the
care the past year, Of more than 300 Pianos Of III.
Gr,ut makers, and these stand In tune better than
any ever saw; the touch aud tone are hae-good
az Hnv costing double that money.
dis 2iac'l23 J. PRlESTLY, New York.
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Nj DOUGHTY, AULTiONrEK-w
A'i' sell this day, At iOL o'clock 1t s,lrsr, ,r a6
NASSAU A. household furniture, couAl,ti.y O,
chHiis, t,hleL feather hclt, hurrauA wv,h.. -, /,
III clpta, mattresses g., g.,
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paw NBl,OkERS SALE, THIS DAY, AT
Nu'l"ok' ny hIHn DI sMYru u, 25s v.
~ ~" ~ h,' NV A." men AMI womens wearing
'lpaI,l, ieath,r beds ant bedding w,,.brs ie,y"
y "i tools, 81. ~ o,der OF Il. ID. sMYrII Al
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:, be held at Smiths Hall, cor It'll Il and Is, ave-
ga IhursdAy evening, Dee. 18Th, at o'clock. Ali
members arc requested 70 attend, "A there il bust
ness Of Importance b. be transacted by order Of
JOHN REILLY, Prest. JOHN DoNofIUE sec'y.
dt5 2'l4O
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Nptuhe DfVtsion No, 2, Sons OF TempcF.
ance viii hold public Temperance meeting and
cCncert this "Wednesday evening, al Botanic Hall
o. EAN Broadway. Admission free. N B.-Nep-
tune Olee Club will hold their grand concert and
ball In the above hall ChristmSs night great
time Is expecpd Tickets 70 cents sse small bills
10 RICHARD AUSTEN
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A LADY HAVING A SEWING MACHINE
IAis desirCus Of meeting with a respectable per
son who can command plenty If work-p ,ntsloens
preferred. Call br . days at 10 Sixth ave. 90
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- & !. BOGART AUCTIONEERS- THIS
-. day, ut II ,'clpck, bat No. i9S West At, Con-
stables sale the stock and fixtures Of bar room.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Constable. 90
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PAwNBRoKEKs SALR-IOnN MnkII.

mOktr VIII sell this day, At 10 u at Ba,uIway
a"fg' assortment uf men and womcn's wr,riny
~ l.rti 81 every drsrirtiun, table AMI bei linen,
lu'lt, lankrtH p'oNs, &C. ". nrirr,rP Eli
Ian, l79 West seth ~ M
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WANTED-ALL PERSONS WHO DO
w not get their pay for their work thuir ois,
b call at the Office Of the Undersigned Ii Chamber
st. 70 IN 6, AID receive legal advice free II ,harge.
N. VAN HOvENBEiiGII, Attorney and Counsellor.
tCut this outl. 20
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IS EEWARD . I.S TIN. IN BEoA .,,v At
Of no value whatever except 20 the owners. The
atnyc rrwtri Will be- pii tlr iu',-ratun where II
may FUND, ~ on Having It vita BAKEk& SMITH
lS2 CcLtrC IT.. %
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MACHINE FOR SAI.E-A FIRST CLASS
lFi sewing machine, suitable for all kinds of hcayy
work, will De- sold cheap Tor cash
dis 2'iOT At ia West goth st.
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No. 1911 =. A. NJ are hereby notified that the annual
election Of officers for the ensuing year, will take
4aoe on Wedn' sday Evening, De, Is At rs o'clock.
runctual attendance Is requested.
10 j. J, ROCKWELL. Sec.
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EMi.AOYMENI-sunIe-.

TAlLORS WANT D-wAGES FROM -
10 ~ ~ week viii ic I,lv.n. App'y At n, 233
riomf+nn Il, uo'r Au'y, IN the store. II
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog LoST-STRAYED FROM THE EX-
- celsior stables, corner Of 30th II and 9Th ave,
Friday morning, large black Newfoundland dog,
white on the breast and under tho neck aud tip Of
the tall; answers 10 the name Of PEDRO, had on
leather strap. Whoever will return him, will be
literally rewarded, 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
Meeting in Giles.

Alta mass meeting Of the citizens Of Giles county,
held at Pull ski Tennessee. on 22d inst, tue follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted. MAJ. L.
NJ JoNEs presiding. and A. g. AEgRNATHY, Secretary:
Resolved That the people of Giles county ap-
prove and will sustain the efforts CT Col. Milton
Haynes of Giles county, in organizing and equipping
company of Light Artillery, TO oe tepdered TO the
Executive OF the state for immediate service, and
we authorize the same to be rendered in the name
of Giles county.
And in order that suitable cannon and equip
nents may be promptly obtained, it is hereby re
solved that Nathan Adams, Jas. McCullom, X. M
Bug S. B. Marsh. Robert Dixon, Thos }. b own
Thns Martini and Tkos J. Kennedy, be, and they are
appointed committee or behalf of the county, to
take measures to raise a fund for the purpose OF
aiding in carrying out this object ana thst they re-
port on next Saturday.
And the people of Giles county respectfully and
urgeu " request his Excellency, the Governor Of
the State to receive this field battery as flying artil
lery into tire service Of the State; and we also re
quest the Legislature to make any and all necessary
appropriations in aid thereof, which may be re
quired enable said corps OF artillery to be ready
for service in the field.
In pursuance OF said resolution, and in full aceor
dance with my impulses. hasten 10 tender
company Of artillery u you for service, according
TO the orders Ct he authorizes of the State OF Ten
nessee MILTON A. HAYNES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
FROM NORFOLK.
A Heavy Gun Battery for City
Point.
Fortress monroe Reinforced!

sps;isld dispatches to tbs Petersburg Express.
NORFOLK April PA heavy gun battery Is being
fixed up at the Navy Yard for City Point. Eigh
teen or twenty guns, 8 an inch cslibrs, will be
sent up there to-day. Ny informant is Lieut. Spots
wood the officer in command. Tie informs me that
the Pawnee has gone up James River.
A six gun battery is being bdilt at the Naval
Hospital of iron and cotton unler the direction of
Col Talbot
Fort Norfolk and Craney Island are fortified.
The Cockade troops are stationed at the Fair
Grounds.
Two thousand two hundred troops are at Fort
ress Monroe,
The Virginia troops are in possession of every
point to Hampton ROsds.
NORFOLK, April 22--The following rumors are
in circulation here. Gen. Lee has fortif "a Airing
ton heights and other points of the Potomac oppo>
site Washington.
Batteries are to be erected below Washington to
prevent reinforcements from being sent to Fortress
Monroe
Georgetown is fortified. Governor Hicks has is
sued a strong Secession Proclamation. Maryland is
all right and alive with excitement.
Lincoln is hemmed in and hes no chancs Of es-
cape.
all is quiet here. Preparations for defence are
actively progressing under General Gwynn. No
enc from Petersburg is hurt yet. Repor to the con-
tPary wicked he. W H. IA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26

Big HEARTED MEy.-Ee bear of many instances
of hberality on the part of gentlemen here and in
other portions of the State, which in the hurry and
hustle incident to the circumstances that surround
us, we perhaps fail to chronicle. The people win
bold these nobleheavted men in grateful remem-
brance. The following letter addressed to Senator
McNE1LY by one of Rjg constituents, is one OF the
pleasing incidents to which we refers
HARrErH PLACE, April 22.-I regret that l ana not
able to go to Charlotte to-day. Ny heart is for the
cause Of Tennessee and the South. You VIII please
saw to his Exce!lency, l. G. HARRIS, that will if
necessary give by obligation 70 pay 81 600 to arm
the State OF Tennessee, and if there should pc
from fifteen to twenty able bodied men. ! WILL if
necessary, give my obligation for $500 to arm Dick
son county. l have three sons, twenty-one, seven
teen and fifteen years old respectively ali pretty
5000 ohots. would see them start tomorrow to
defend tie So5th. and nothing but bad health will
prevent ule from going. ] propose making up a
boue gpard of old men for home service.
Yours truly. p c. ROBERTSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
TAe Right Spirit,

The following commune alton from our Military
College manifests the right spirit the spirit that
aniustes the whole people of Tennessee. The col
eye has capacity to thoroughly drill thousand
solilers at time. This manifestation OF patriotism
by the faculty and students viii be fully appreciated
and gratefully reRem red. We hope that TIE
thousand volunteers in Nashville will avail them
selves Of the kind oer thus made TO his Excelency
To His E5ceRency COT. Harris
The Officers and Cadets of the Western Military
Department of the University of Nashville, hereby
tender their services to the State for the immediate
chilling of all troops who may come to thsjr parade
ground.
Companies should come for instruction at A. NJ.
SO A. NJ, 3 2. NJ, and n.
Signed by order of the Faculty,
B. z JOHNSON,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
major AND rssU asa FOrt sumter:

We have been presented with the following inter-
esting incident connected with the surreEGer Of
Fort Sumter. A lady IN South Carolina, whose
husband was IN the battery at Mt. Pleasant, during
the canaonading effort Sumter writes to relation
in this city:
MIL was in Mt. Pleasant Battery, saw the
whole fight, and was an eye witness to Major Ander
SONS surrender and adleu: says he is noble look
ing man. very careworn. and has the appearance Of
having suff red intensely. How ddStdTdty the con,
dnct of that feet sent TO his aid? He put up several
sigaais of distress and yet no effort whatever was
made TO relieye him on their part His first guess
tion on NEE ing our men was, Are any lives lost?
And on hearing Not GAG" he said, Thank God, |
have been enabled 10 maintain my honor without
bloodshedn He told his men abs tag STAFF had fall
en- and the fort was in flames, " The God Of battle
is fighting on the other side, we can do nothing"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
FROM BALTIMORE.
NORTHERN TROOPS POURING
INTO WASHINGTON.
Meeting OF the mary,ana Lesl.lature
Probable Secession of Maryland

The Cincinnati Commercial says the following dis
patch is from prominent Office of the Baltimore
ane Ohio Railroad.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Lsrge Northern reinforce
ments are now entering Washington by overland
march of twenty FIVE miles from Annapolis, width
err they come in steamers from Boston, New York
Philadelphia and Hivre-de-Grace. As Govern
is thus out of the danger they said to have
felt from attack at Washington, we are hoping that
the awful civil war brought into midst is over
or at least long suspended.
The Maryland Legislature, however, meets by
Gov. Hicks call, on Friday. 1t will undoubtedly
declare our States independence promptly-in re-
ference to which subject the feeling here seems
now absolutely unanimous.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
Reception of GOV. Johnson at Lynheburg'
From the Petersburg Express.

d;gpatch from Lynchburg dated Sunday last
says:
Andy johnson, late g. :. seEstor from Tennessee
passed through here to-day on bis way from Wash
ipgton to Tennessee. A large crowd assembled AMI
rroaned him, and offered every indigniy he deserv-
ed inclading pulling his nose. Every effort was
made TO take hp OF the cars.
The demonstrations were frst suggested by Ten
uesseans Great difficulty was experiences 10 re-
straining the popuIaee: Johnson was protected BY
the Ccnd uctoI and Others who begged that he might
be permitted TO proceed home, and let his own peo'
| pie deal with hiIn.
He denied bending message asserting that Ten
pesee should &arnisb her quota Of men,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
GEN. scots RiI Fisht Against RIs own

SIR DOUGLAS stated &c his speech at Columbus,
Ohis. that Gen. SCOTT made this reply TO Virgil
man:
SIR, for City years have devoted mg lie 70 the
Sag OF my country; so long as God permits ne 70
i've, Will continue 20 stand by the flag, and 80 de-
lend it against sI asssilants my mother, the Old
State of Tiru;nis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
The Feeling ln Nsx York.

A Tennessesn writing from New YORK city, under
date Of April 22d, says:
There is no division here now, all for eesTcLon
GEa the Union The widest excitement pervad's
the entize population. The war will be desperate.
All are preparing for it. The South has no friends
not one, now in the North.
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The GoycrDors. Tes.a9e.

uoV'HARKis message was read in both Houses
yesterday. 1t was bold and powerful fully sus-
tAiniFg the reputation of the author The Several
Assembly decline for the present allowing its pub
icat'Vn so far as we can ascertain great unanimi-
. " prevails In both Houses
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26

TENNEssEANs SHoT.-We learn that considerable
eZeiepent prevailed among the troops at lndanapo-
lis yesterday q the discovery of an attempt upon
the part of two Epemsers of Morrison Guards to
poison the wells at CAMP Norton. They were
strangers in Indianapolis bot had zolNpteered under
the government, no doubt with design 70 90 mis-
chief. They were courtn&rtialed and shot IL is
said they were both Tennesseans. but We could not
learn their naSles.-Losisoille Journal, april rs.
dispatch from Indianapolis, dated the 24th says:
"ThR report circulated this ognlRg that the wells
at Camp Norton were poisoned is entirely false
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26
rhe Lon,sT1IIe Journal ana Mr.. BerI. .

The Louisville Journal is very severe upon Mr..
Bsrz. and the Messrs. EwRa, because they have de-
eared their unwiilingness TO see Tennessee stand still
while LINCOLN is marching his millions from every
CLINE to subugste the sons of the South. kentuexy
has her GUTHERIE, and Tennessee her ANDREW JouN.
son. but there is but one Louisville Journal IN both
States