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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
TribuIe OF Respect.


Al; cour, h:lL Cor B.cklnchar! cora.y, % Monday, Tie
.:,n day OF November, sol.
It l., ordered :a-: the in.ioS;6 reso!u;i9n, he entered Oh
record
"H.,cI7-I, That the member. Of ;h' oar deeply depioss
the .rsgical nri un'in-if end Of our las iriead and 1850
c!..e, J. u. ,. BOYD, AID tIaL Il hGori, u. u Es!atch"ly
p.ss,urs 10 declare our h!.h ~ probation Of h!s hns talents.
b.. thiSdlroas bearing. and he man? noble AID generous
gu iii.!e, that adorned MS rh4raci:r.
R-s-ivet, That The tsun;.s'- courage .nd se'"sESrisciHg
h.-oism displayed by Ll,ur. Hoy+, on :hr fatal Acid NJ H!cn
Mouu;4in, were Worthy u Tie D-st Gay. Of ehiva!?; -=rs
ny.crs ole .itE- &c himself, ani 20 she couE'y '.1-: sen; hi7
forth to &c b4tt:. against lie invaders II oar ra:;Ts sou,
and shat his services On taa: occa-!%h Should ev-: tie heid
in grateful remembrance hy ts ccCzt-!uuH.
ke,olrei, TIA: Hc ;ead-- % III fsGily az Li-as. Eiyd.
"a. a-.u:aIce OF Dug - EpaiEy 81: :ts i"-: :!i:y htT: avs
:.!h-L.
Resolved, Tha; y. ,-ni=r.n cspt. .. ri. Irving d1F hssr
- CONGRATULATIONS, on MS recoTery from th= dangerous
WOUNDS, +. rriy.5 by lin =: he DHi;ie Z: EiSh Socn:aia.
acd oEc. him and through him, 20 the company conEnhaEed
ny .I-u, or warm acEa"n We !2m-nts, I1r Ls sni th-ir sal-
l.ntry aad determine! spirit IN resisting the TO-. 9: gu!
et4.e.
Resolved, That re ,s5i der % ;he EihoS. snd !rt-nd- o'alI
thoss brays Heu that :ii =: Fsc6 Nouhtaic, oEs h-A''y sym
iathir, sor their ins-.
E..o. v.t, That tie CLARK o, this Gear: 81 Instructed to
for1ar. & copy Of :ie=s proceedings IN The "t'!oE ana NC
,her o. Li-a;. Boyd, and 4 copy 70 the sIc'.ll'od and LJacH'
L.-x papers for publication
z. a. IRVING. Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

Toy. Browa, eI Georgia, has issued his pro-
Iur thirty additions! infantry comps-
aie. to ala il tue coast defences Of that State.
Ley a7c required to be armed with a good
Nr...v liHe or double barreled shot gun, or
iii = good military gun, EtJsr immediate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

TIE i~9i,9Tine IS the oath or parole taken Of
:. Confederate prisoners recently liberated
i Washington CITY, srd whose arrival here
IS no'iced in yesterdays Enquirer"
"I--do soIemD!y swear that will not
axe uc arms agsins. the United States, or
s;7a III Ny military capacity against them,
l,a! reguiAcly discharged according to the
-:7sss d gar FROM this obligation"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

TIE NoTiulk DAY Book" learns that the
ta,:25r .. Nessrs. MasoN and Siidell was
1,aas: theeprotest Of the British Captain, and
:.r threats, and, indeed, the actual e1hibi-
:sa d force. One report is, that several shots
=..= tied. 1t learns that the capture took
ace as the mail steamer left Madeirs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

~ had the pleasure .! & call, on Yesterday,
IN OAR distinguished fellow-citizsn. K. b.
N..is. Of Petersburg. We we're pleased to see
~ Il such fine health, and looking as we'll as
s.rc o. left US % his mission to Brazil, whence
49, lp> Ia; recently returned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
tslsm Observation-Disclosures To Soldiers.
Is Tx Editers ef tho Enquirer:

Is II: Filters pf tho EnQuirsr:
HANOVER County, VAT
Nov. l7tb, 1881.
G..riEssx:--l send enclosed one hundred
:o!s!s, the surplus fund Of Salem Hospital.
?:y doi'ars Of which were gwen by Dr.. W. R.
lie wishes twenty dollars to be aP-
to the <uf: rers from Alexandria
the Remaining eighty dollars, We give to
nc Maryland regiment now in Virginia.
We would like to state, through the columns
your paper, that the Salem Hospital is
a0sed for the winter. but will be re opened in
&c spring for the accommodation Of cur sick
if needed.
Yours, most respectfully,
N. PgAcHY POLLARD.
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DIED.

I!sp, o. the Ssh in.i., Of D~yptaeA., PHILIP C., .nr .,
A:.iiu. +. .ud u.nE.a I. GooSh, at-G four Yeas AID two
cars.
rae fried, 81 the family are Iny!:s! 10 Attend as !rae.
raj fro-: ii. father. hou,u. 20 day, ., 10y o'cICct.
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British Prigate Looking after English
Interests-Loyalty OF The beaufort Me-
GrUes, DC.

srOes, DC.
AUGUSTA, Nov. lS.-The Charleston "Mer-
curry" OF this morning, says that en- English
screw frigate, the "lmmor,alitie,' has arrived
Cd ,ha. port, looking after British interests.
The British steam sloop Racer" is expected
in a few days.
An official letter from Capt Ives, Coniede-
ralr Engineer, says that the negroes near Beau.
fort are still loyal to their masters.
The Yankee prize brig, "Elsinore,' has
reached i Confederate port in safety.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

ae Ale indebted TO Vim. Biumgartcn, lGl
Iila street, for & map of the field on which
lis gained The brilliant victory OF Leesburg.
L.. 3 Ia ,bsse maps fer sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED POP THE ENQUIRER.
FR0M MANASSAS!
GENERAL J0HHST0A'S ORDER
70 THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC:

THE PIHETON EGHT-A CUIECE
" THE LUGtLITY!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
Battle NEAR SPRINGFIELD!
VICTORIOUS.

GE.l'LS. PRICE A.rO NtrELLOcH CyNFL
pE.'T Or UEIlIiG THE fEGIA-
RAILS or Of YISSOLEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
ADDRESS TO THE SOLDIERS.


Col. John Cochrano addressed his regiment
yesterday afternoon on TIE ISSUES Of the hour.
He took strong ground in lavor OF the govern.
ment, the war, and against slavery if it stands
in the way of the Union. The soldiers received
the address with enthusiastic cheers.
CAPTAIN BIELAsEI.
4 large circle here are grieved to learn that
Captain Bielaski, of Brigadier General Nc
Clernand's staff, was killed by a cannon shot
in the recent action at Belmont. For eighteen
or twenty years past he had been a principal
draughtsman in the General Land.Otice i in this
city.
OFFICIAL ARMY ORDER
By M army order l,si issued the following
departments are formed from tue present de-,
partmcnts OF the West, Cumberland and Ohio:
l. The Department Of New Mexico-to con-
sist OF the Territory vi New MeXico-tn be
commanded b. Col. D. r 5. Candy, .. S. 4.
2. The Department of kansas-to include
the State OF Kansas, the ludian Territory west
Of Arkansas, and the Territories Of Nebraska,
Colorado and Dacotah-to be commanded by
Maj. Gen. Hunter; headquarters at Fort Lea
wentworth.
3. The Department Of Missouri--to include
the States of Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Wis
%consin, Illinois, Arkansas, ard that portion Of
Kentucky west Of the Cumberland Iiecr-to
bs commanded by Maj. Gen. II. W. Halleck,
U. S. \.
+. The Department Of the Ohio--to coas;s,
Of the States Of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, that
portion Of Kentucky, east Of tho Cumberland
river and the State Of Tennessee = to be CON-
manded by Brig. Gen. D. c. Buell., hcHdquar-
tcrs at Louisville.
5. The Department Of Western Firginia-to
consis; Of that portion Of Virginia included in
the old department Of the Qnlo--to b. COM
maudcd by Brig. ten. ". ). RJsccrans, T..
S. a.
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ESigSEM MEETS.
RIC1iNOND

RICEzMoND THEATRE.
Lssssg I:D MAsAcEE.--.-..... -....-..J. u. hf"'ii
rsNIls CTUEsDAT, rrgHI;G, Eoy. i9i, !.s"nd Nigh:
tie Gran! N.ivn.l Drama % tho
Sc { rs
Oh 1aE
PLAINS OF u An \ ; )!
q ,,c- By NJ. Macy rAHItS.ioS
q. ,.a Nat,yual Me!i.y Ds~r.IEr........ .oteaeaHA
To conclude wit
TIE MORNING. CtLL.
Sc programme.
TJ0OT, MD SHOES Man.i4etGi"i 4, Ino~
; yilis, Eul.:i! county. "a. 20" op-nlnS ontniy itr-et,
&c door aboT. he 5snk Of RCalond. snail f-criY= 'r1n
cur -.c.,.c.oFy weekly supplies sa'tedto Inc slater trade
SnT !s-+s'. wv. y. ECLLAaD "
LOsI.-io-: a. th. Hnrrea.oh IN
w JlDc,.Dn, On Tuesday last, xh!'e ps--iaz 90.
req tie caI4, = !sis', ltn::ne"cs:e Gold "s'ch EsikGEa
ills q: hu- guilty, G-n-va -a4e, No. 500. nanuise'S.
! :-r', :sns 90, ftcullecte1. tn. outer case u ha.t5
CARVED 70 -cc.n;Ttc c!rc!e.; dial, -h!:c ecanei' elN
black. ANL-rel reward ~i!! lie sivea for is fsN'r'5 70 -
subscriber Q: To-: Information LID. VII! 1sA' I" ~ -
:oy-ry. uurpr
S1Y lit.
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ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

\ T. pe.ons having claim, against the estate Of Mrs.
~ ~. st.iE Cx1rcHrixLD, deceased. are requested 30 pre-
I- Wee 70 the subscriber FOR payment, And those IN
s !, Ter esta.e are requested 70 come forward sud
GEO. X. cRUTCHTIELD,
Executor Of
c.'.S-N SaRAH deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
SECRETARY SEWARD oS TUE WAX.

New York, Nov. l2.-Beecher's "Indepen.
dent" says that Secretary Seward has Gx-
pressed the conviction that the Federal Gov
eminent cannot succeed in the present war,
and that peace sill be declared within ninety
dav.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
From the New York Herald.

We have now sufficient proof to warrant US
in saying that "the sacred soil Of South Caro-.
lima" the abiding place Of the Raetts, the
Keitts, the Orrs and the Chesnu,s, has been
'ruthlcssly invaded BY the ragged min'ons OF
Old Abe and the hungry hirel;rss Of Butcher
Scott King Cotton and sorne of the lords Of
the rice plantations will no doubt Soon be graft
fed with the sight Of some Of Uncle Sans
mint drops, and pleased with the prospect Of
a speedy opening Of q market for their pro-
tluctc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

49, WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTES
80. TON u our large Auction Sale Of STAPLE n2i
FANCY DRY GOODS, ~ our stor-rooms, THE DAY, 81
IN n,rIock. WATKINS 4 rICKLES.
Sny Git
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

Nuns FOR kEST.-On Cary rtrset, -
{. te q " saoe Store OF Wu. n. Billiard / HH,l
Aipy afss coss above EInk OF Richmond. H2k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
Confederate F0rce on the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland!
$4,000 More Federal Troops 10 be Sent TO
South CarolinH:

REJolclN1s HErosTRoTAL AEEAIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

ClImc=:ole Dupont, in his oMcisl report to
>.re;ary We:ies. says that in the storm the
r;... Smith had 10 throw her battery over
MD. saL ,ha. the Governor and Peerless
70: irTn-:h. former with seven marines on
.1:t.
Tie :oSs in the BON bardueu, Of the forts
.:a;ei ut s killed and 20 wounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

Cost oi ore bushcl Of cora u! l~.i"cfI"oi .......5"c.
The ten cents per hushel pad for the corn
at Bloomington will not give the grower =1orc
than day wages for harvesting, ~sE.ellingg, and
G,aTIng i, ten miles over Illinois roads to
market. !.A.;ng the Use Of land, seed, tillage,
&c, a dead Iass. u: the factory hands Of
British Manchester, Sheffield, Sc, will pay ct
least 81 per busb-l for that corn, though it
reaches them s~xollrn, ~sccrei, and nusty
from the effects Of its long transit By water.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19

4 private letter received in this city from
the Gulf Squadron, states positively that the
p~riTatecr Slnter has beea captured, and that
her crew is on board tic Niagara, 70" On her
VIZ North.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

ForR COMMENTARIES SHOT- AT Pochahoutas
Tennessee family, consisting of and old man an a
his two sons. named respectively, VIM S. Carper
George and VIM. Carper, and his son-in law. who's
name is Gruder, were lately arrested on a charge
of counterfeiting. The testimony that
of a confederate who turned States evidence-inl-
plicated them in the doings Of gang who are con
cerned in horse stealing, and robbery ard the
making Of spurious geld pieces which manufacture,
the evidence went to show, is carried on in Mems
phis. The men were arrested on q charge Of being
concerned in the counterteitng Of S21 pieces, ard
on examination were boand over for trial On be-
ing released they threatened to take the lives Of the
prosecutor and their old associates who had made
revelations The citizens became'indg nant at this
defiance Of law, and on Tuesday afternoon proceed
ed to recenduct them to prison. After as struggle,
they succeeded in disarming the men, but on Pro-
ceeding to take them TO prison the four n1aae ~
perate effort to escape, and exciting scene esus,
The citizens, determined that sucn Vuiains si,euI
not again prey upon the community, -
upon them as thew. tried TO run on. me sno's
numerous and not one Of the four men eseafee -
no hit: some of them were struck three Ok LouE
times & Garner was killed on me Spot oe2Ese
a-sr was NOT expected 70 survive TUESDAY h,gnt'
W. r.rnar was Wing in critical condilons SFn-
a. -. s-;orslv bus not fatally injured. 0sorgs
~ ~ - p scentIv tredprobabiy IN memphis
- = Sbaroe Of stealing trunk eonu,lnlhs s-e.ss1
1891 ~ dollars We give zhe particulars = neAsy
n'... 10 We been able to collect thcm-eHpe1s Ap-
.arf Fyb. %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03
ae Derree. ao nrInnte..

There has been so much talk Of the North having
compromised its rights by the adoption Of the line
of So deg 80 min that it is at last so beaten into the
opinion of the North as to be inersdieable. The
truth is. as John Quincy Adams, Judge Story. and
others admit the people Of the Louisiana territory
had right hold slaves in every part Of it, and the
exclusion above that line was violation OF treaty
stipulations and Of constitutional right. against
which the South protested.
But where is the line of Sc deg 80 MINI Does it
divide the Northern and Southern territory. No,
1t divides the Southern States Look at the map and
you viii see that above it ares Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia Kentucky and Missouri When il was
adopted Pennsylvania and New jersey were slave
holding States, and New York nsminally so. But
without including these, reference TO the OF
that dste shows that this line divided the existing
slave States beIoso the centre Of population.
The extension otsthe line now, viii divide the ter
ritories thus:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03


the figures stand thus:
Allotted to the North .s37 SOS
=" South. 1864
And yet we talk about Southern aggressi0ns, and
civil war to repel them.
We find the above statement IN the columns OF the
Buffalo Catholic Sentinel journal which is opposed
to Black Republcanism, but also antagonste 70 the
South in its just, honorable and deliberate with
drawal from iniquitous, degrading and fanatiesl
North. Now we would suggest 10 the learned edl-
tor Of that paper, 4 matter conscisnce, whether
it is lawful, a moral question we mean to rob the
South Of her Just rights. specified in the above
statement, either by the total exclusion, "a Lineo.
of saveholding from the common territory or their
partial exclusion, Ia CTitsRdsH, by adopting the
pseudo compromise of the Kentucky politician. IL
appears to US that every Northern Catholic Is bound
in conscience to maintain the justice of the demand
by the saveholding States, which are still members
Of the Northern Union, to Gbs0hae equality with the
North in all their common territory. Vi course in
matters of conscience speak with the proper
Difference of laymsn. and do not presume to assert
our opinions authoritatively.
The question is one Of no Importance to u.s. Of the
Confederate States Of America, we have quilted
forever the Pharsaical Northern Confederation but
it is a question, which touches the conscience of
Northern Catholics with regard 70 any slave holding
State that may elect TO abide with the North-Ns,c
Orleans Catholic Standard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

TNHIs is altogether medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable tingdem, being entirely
out systems published by accomplished quacs the suffer
upnias ft his sutT ~ onc e ~ have ~, ET sd ' S
the whole Medical Faculty Who vsut dissenting
control the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced Hnd when all other medicines known the PharmSco
invesgatiOs ana nj desperG1duSr determination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he offers the Elixir to suf
feng humanity the only thing that the following
General pebility,
Mental and Physical DepressiOn,.
Determination Of Blood TO the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hystsria,
Restessness and sieepIessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
EmsciatiOn.
DisOrganEzation Of the Organs Of
PsIpitation Of the Heart,
And, in FAc all the oOneOnans desated
state q the system.
As n StImuIant,
II quite different from alcoholic preparations. is not sub
et reactions shape continues ts exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists for
its presence.
As Female Medicine,
1t equally and elective and the equilibrium
have MARKET which only injurious place
Of assisting renovsnE the constitution for good rsa
SON. too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnorsnt o. the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks 1t we'll stake his professional character
on the e that minerals whatever form the least component
parts Of the ingredients Of his RsuvenAng ExrWe know
ing what ruin has been entaed the community opium and
merCary.
Gsneraly, to the deblited. Dr. Wright would Mover
Despair No matter how down be- matter how
weak matter what the may have beenf0rsake
Al once whatever has led depart from Hygenic principles
take his
RejuvcnatIng Elixir,
And will soon Ind yourself ma-a pride instead
the reverse, to friends and healthy, seund worthy
nernher OF the human family.
Price - per bottle, three bottles S. forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States.
ssld BY all respectable druggists throughout United States
and CAnadss The trade supplied liberal discount
For sale by the proprietors.
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
y and Isl Charres street,
New Orleans, LAT
Bold In Nashville by @. W. Hendershot, Berry DemoviIle
wing q Pendleton and all responsible druggists oc2e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

SPECIAL N0TIcE-rhe Us1on AHD Arzssc,x :, so.quct-
ed strictly gPos IL casH svst AZ pepers ars dfscotf
Hsd az ne expiration Of he sisns Tor okic4 f I7rS -
paid. Subscribers s1it b NOTIFIED s1sn hsfr
4 at0as to expire, 6y Eksir p0srs d ~,
less the subscriptions fs reasce TIE pGDsr ,c 81
Bed. 11isis fHis siicA khsrs elk % ne err1-
Hsc1 Tor The marx, aEd rOer s,5scrf1o
zFf- Weekly UzIcx AID AMERICAS IS Per IN al.
.t1
Subscribers desiring thsi- papers charged ast eo,
he Post Once from, we'll The TO- EhA they desrs he
shsnxs 20 be made-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

AN now receiving my Fall Stock Of Pia1oortes from the
fooEDg Factories which will be the largest 0ere< In
ne city StenEy Sons A. a. Gale Co., Haynes Brothers
Aazieton Brotners Wa kaube Co., Peters Webb, Light
Bradbury, and Soebeilcr Schmidt all Of which will be sold
At small advance on cost for negotiable paper All the
AND popular received, together with kecoreons
violins Flutes Drums Brass Instruments For bargains
sspti6-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03
TRAITORS NOTICE.

FEVHE undersigned ing administered the estate Of Jno
Rains deceassd all persons having claims against said
notified ID present them fer payment according
law and s persons indebted to said estate will please
seSi7-usts + R. RAINS. Aa-s.i.4,.sn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

..,rxrp.-Hon. Philip Clayton. late Assistants
Oe.,srv If the Treasury under the United Ststea
covernInenr arrived in our city Yesterday 1he
s AZ Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury nm
- 1,,r (.overnment has been rendered to and &C
esat.sd bv him He will commence upon his duties
At once oziqomsry CoT9sderaiieA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03

The UNION AND AMERICAN Is furnished te subseri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03
PROCLAMATION
ISHAM G HARRIS.

vernon of the State of Tennessee.
D all officers Of The Militia and the Sier.Gs Of al
,osrties in said Stdte-GREETING:
virtue OF an set OF the General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee passed January 3st, 1861 hereby
led forthwith % issue wrs OF eletion, to all all vscan-
xEthg the Militia and open and hold elections for that
ose in all the places holding elections in your respective
ties after giving the notice required by law; and make due
lrOpes returns Of the sane
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hRHd
caused the great seal OF the State 70 be affixed At
the Department in Nashville, this 4th day Of Feb
} ruary, A. D., Ie6l.
- BY the Governor: 1sHAM G. HARRIS.
y. r. Ray, Secretary OF State.
5-c&w2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03
The Largest CircuIafion Of any Political
Paper In Tennessee.


In politics, the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party as ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the COnven-
ton that nominated BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE. Ii
devotes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without a
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests Of our tcole country; deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee, and aboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money, receive special attention. and our reports Of
Commercial matters gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon as approximating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-03
NOTICE To SHIPPERS.

NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA R. Z. Col
superintendent 0hice.
URING the breaks the Western and Atlantic Raj;
road Of Georgia. being repaired, every
lion 10 accommodate business Of Local stations in
Guiding Chattansoga that the breaks in t State
Road have repsed and Trains running through to
Atlantis. We think duty in regular turn accord
ing to dates the reghts that accumulated during the %
enson ansportations the Western and Atlantic HAIL
r therefore, no reEhtfor Local stations nclnd
ing Chattanooga until further notice And de
srng 10 do equal Justice ALI during this unprecedented rash
on frer We request parties in the city interested In me
Shipment Of both through aai local freight furnish ns Nn
,saemerts OF freight ready for shipment that they nay M en-
tered oa our Books their regular tnrn The Mani
49, - a. IA dster E.W. COLE.
s.sSs.ss = superintendent.
Flour, Meal and Bran.
rrrsr renaed and 10 sslea choice iof uE Mes and
u Bran. bv isnl cohBs AAhala-
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Land for Sale.
The undersigned viii sci his pianta 49,
xsA ion, called CAPITAL VIEW, lying on 4$x<Sz&.
Gsr1fR the north side Of Cumberland River, &&rH<R
Hi f4n three milesrom the City ofNashville, k<2
ulkl& coRtaing about Three Hun.
ezAAMzz<A dred Acres. He will sell 1t all --Esn...
together In small lots suit purchasers Or
will exchange for we'll improved property the city
the best quality Of sell 10 well watered about half Of
in CIVILIZATIONS and the balance IN fine timber pas;are
There good dwelling houses good and stables
For Information apply to the undersigned to John D. James
sep20-h TH0S. g. JAMES.
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