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NASH VILLFi
ffEDSESBAX JSeKNING, MAY 1, 1601.
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Departure
Tennessee tt AIihxi
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230 A M.
- 143 r H.
aVmlsrllle Nashville.
Edgefield & Kentucky
Arrival of
Tennessee tt A!abme -Louisville
& NeshriLe .
Edgefield & Kentucky
Freight Trains.
- 430 P Mi
- 825 P M
10:15 A M.
Tho Committee of Vigilance and Safety met, pur
suant to adjournment.
Present: Jas. WHrrroKm, Chairman, R.C. Fos
ter, IV. Baeeott, L. Lamer, Ja3. TTaixeu, P. F?
Eve, It. F. Beech, P. R. Raiss, J. J. Exsuet, T. L.
Beaxsfobd, Feun Camttox, A. W. Jons90x,C. K.
Winston, James JI. JIurrel, J. II. Hamilton, and
Hcgh-IIcCrea.
J. M. Hajiiltos presented Rules and Regulations
for the government of tho Committee, which wero
adopted.
The following resolution was adopted :
" That all citizens are hereby notified that no
anonymous communications have been or xciu ue sem
to any person whomsoever, and that all those re
ceiving anonymous communications are respectfully
requeued to refer them to this Committee, or some
member thereof.
James WmTwoitTU, Cliairman.
Adjourned to Tuesdav afternoon next, at 3
o'clock, P. M. U. L. Nichol, Secretary.
A military company has been organised at Ash
land City, in Cheatham county, under the name of
Ashland City Guards, and wiH tender their services
to the Governor in a few days. The following aro
the officers :
Gio. H. Lowe, Captain,
R. M. Rat, First Lieutenant,
G. W. Hale, Second Lieutenant,
G. W. McQcaxt, Third Lieutenant,
J. J. Lenox, First Sergeant,
J. C. Hit e, Second Sergeant,
D. C. Perdue, Third Sergeant,
C. J. C. SnivEKS, Fourth Sergeant,
T. 11. Hale, Fifth Sergeant
Insurance can be obtained of W. J. Maeb, Insur
ance Agent, No. 25 College street, in the Isscraxce
Compant of the Valley- op Virginia, cash capital
$300,000, and $20,000 in Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses. Applications also received
for Insurance in the Tennessee Marine and In-
SCBAN'CE COMPANY OP NasUVILLE. Ap.2C-tf.
We understand that Lieut McCali., (late U.
Army,) of the Confederate States Army, wishes to
organize a Company of 100 men. He will pay the
expenses of young men from the country, and their
board and lodging while in this city. This is a good
opportunity for young men in this city and in the
country, who wish to be revenged upon the black
and bloody tyrants of the North.
Lieut McCall's office is No. 2, Union and Ameri
can Block. aprl30-d&wlt
liccttiCAXE Uifles. This the name ot a company
organized at Baird's Mills, in Wilson county, with
the following officers :
S. G. SnEPPARD, Captain,
.T. A. Honns, First Lieutenant,
31. M. Bond, Second Lieutenant,
W.F. Graves, Third Lieutenant,
J. H. Bond, Orderly Sergeant
Large Increase. We are now printing just
double the quantity of paper on our daily edition
that we did only three weeks ago. This shows a
rapid increase in our circulation. The tri-weel:ly
and weekly editions show a corresponding increase.
TnaXKs We are agaiu indebted to Fiuxk Neeli:t,
the accommodating agent of the Adams Express
Company, for papers in advance of the mail.
Coumendiiile PcBLic SriRiT. Our city merchant
tailors, with a degree of public spirit and liberality
worthy of commendation, have offered to do the
"cuttine out" of the uniforms of some of the mili
tary companies free of charee. Messrs. Browse and
rniciiETT are at present cutting the uniforms of the
Kock City (iuanls Battalion.
Our fellow-citizen, L. U. Fite, Esq.. has offered
to uniform, at his own expense, the Rockland Caval
ry Company, near Rockland Station, in Sumner
county. Banner of yesterday.
JSouao Kent Free.
Xasuville, April 22d, 1SCI.
Editors Union and American:
Please allow me to state that I will furnish
house-room to tea families, whose protectors join
the companies and go to the wars now raging, real
free until their return home, or until the close of
the war. W. S. Wuiteius-.
ATTENTION!
Bcanrcnard Light Infantry.
Gentlemen who wih to enrol their names on the
list of this company, are requested to call at the
rooms of the Southern Rights Committee, corner of
Cedar and Cherry streets. S. C. Godsiull,
Captain.
A Change. Wo have this day sold to Mr. F.
Klein our entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor goods, lie will continue the business in all
its various branches, and we ask for him a liberal
share of the public patronage heretofore extended
to ua. lie has a very handsome stock of spring
gooils, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in all
articles. Mr. M. F. Seltz can be found at all times
in the house of his successor, ready to settle with
all who owe. Seltz & Harris.
mcb8 2m
SrRixo Clotiiinq. Messrs. Thoma ic Rowax, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel,
have just received a large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable style, at prices to suit the times. Gen
tlemen wishing anything in their line would do well
to give them a calL march3-dlm.
For Rent A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office. dec29-tf
IVunlrd.
A Partner wanted with from 1,000 to 1,500 dol
lars cash, in a Ready Established Business, which
pays 1,000 dollars and more a year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ' Rohekt. P. O.
Kov. 18, 18C0-tf.
"PANIC STRUCK!"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, I will sell from this time
TTitliout Itccard to Profit.!
J. W. LANGLEY,
44 Union street.
V. B.
Dr. R. Russell, Dental Sdroeox. Dr. R. begs
leave to invite the attention of those interested, to
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth, upon
vulanito as being infinitely superior to the old
method upon gold plate. Since introducing this plan
now over a year ago he has inserted more than
one hundred setts, the advantages of which for du
rability, lightness und purity are abundantly testi
fied by the numerous certificates. Dr. R. is contin
ually receiving in their favor. Cflice No. 11 Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations on the mouth performed as
usual. marcliK-tf
Kell Grays, Attention.
nrUIE members or this Company are requested to mfet at the
J Jou t house to night at 7H o'clock, for the purpose of re
cnraniilng, for the de'enee of the South.
Dy cnler of toe Captalni
JA8 M JIINTPN.
apj U
New Spring Goods !
CHEAP FOR CASH.
TAUaow receiving myfitcckof Dress Gcods, which I pro
pose to sell extraordinary mr. Doing on exclusively
-mih businers, eriabUs rce to do ttiisandl am sure I can make
it to the interest ct all to call and sie my stock of Drew Goods,
embracing, White and Liren floods, Domeitlcs of all UnJsand
n fct everything one could desire.
I must acalB call the atlenUon of those i. dented to I C Nlch
olson &.o.,Kliholson&. Ilumphrey.or myself, to their nn-
D. llUMPHltKY.
action in such cases.
aplS-ly
Land for Sale.
Tart o ?he t oriand tieTeln conveycl.conUin ngin all two
acd wirt all other necessary out buildings The .soil Is s-ptrlor
in point or ferullty, about ose half cleared and the bilar.es in
timcer. sochascannot bo.orpa-s-.d as to quantity or qu.l, ty on
the .ae number of cr There Is abodtoae half cf the tract
with no locumntaoee uron It, the other hss a lein. A clear
title will .eiTen to the pu.chas:r.f.ee from redeaPUon
N. II. 11 de now s;deS on the premises and h.i '
a small crop, and is desirous of remaining until tbe end of the
year, aod ill ply reasonable rent to the purchaser The tents
of this sale will be Thirty five Hundred Dollars casb, t-e tai
an re at the rate of Twent. flvellnndied DolUis annually, Irom
the lit or DecemterntaU Notes made payable In Bank and a
lein retained. T HYDE,
apl!0-twtd o Trustee of N B Hyde.
Cull. AND liAV.
? fk ft B AOS prime Whit. Corn,
1 1 If l'JU bales nut Tim.thy Hsy,
Jist received and for sale Ion tot cish. .,..
fcpSO tf COHXS HABTINi
STATE CfrKYJENTION :
tSOAlVB SAT UK AT IN HATH
.After consultation with many of our politic,
friends, in Yorious portions of the State, it has been
agreed to hold a State Convention, to nominate a can
didato for Governor, on Saturday, the 11th day of
May. T7e hope that our friends in every county will
at once, take steps to be represented in that conven
tion by full delegations. State rights and the rights
of the South will be seriously endangered by the
all who op-
. .
Pose Black Republicanism, Federalism ana a
I , y
viik tn fc-nnVla . UnL .mwir for IDQ COniC&l. Lie
as be up and doing.
CITY NOTICES.
Harries Cream Ale Pare.
Lovers of Ale have pronounced this the most do
lightful beverage of the day, and Physicians con
tinue lo recommend il for the cure of the worst cases
Its virtue lies in us pumy. ucing coiiiuuu...
solely of malt and hops, its curative properties reus
at once become apparent ts those acquainted with
tho virtue ef either ingredient Us manufacture Is
conducted with the most scrupulous care, and it is
undeniably tho Best Ale manufaetcred either in
this or the old country, at the present day.
It contains so intoxicating liquor cr injurious
drug, and it will not intoxicate. Daring the heat
Of summer, it is the safest and moBt healthy bever-
ge that can be used, and produces none of the evil
fleets caused by ths use of distilled liquor.
Itisputup in barrels for the use of dealees; and
in kegs and bottles, for family use.
Price in barrels, ten dollars ; in fifteen gallon
kegs, five dollars ; in bottles, packed in boxes of
one, two, three and four doien, two dollars and fifty
cents perdczen.
Dealers will learn tho wholesale terms by ad
dressing tho Wholesale Agent.
Tho money must, in all casss, accompany the or
der, and funds en all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the solo Wholesale Agent,
Louis M. Miller,
41 Broadway, Nashville, Tcnn.
mh29 dly.
Save Your Woncy.
Selling out at cost for thirty days, late styles of
drip and soft hats, caps and straw goods, corner of
Cedar and Cherry streets. lw.
SMOKE. SMOKE, ALL SiHOKE.
,'Away Doll Care.
Huve Just Received another lot of
those Imported I'riiicipe Scgars,
ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBAO
CO FOR THE MEERSCHAUM PIPE,
at 44 Union Street,
j. w. langley.
ri b.
siocu. (or Sale.
John Whoelet, 32 South Market Street, offers for
sale $15,000 worfi of Slock, t Call and see him.
HAVANA S EG AUS.I
JOHN WHOKIiEY. 32 South Market ct.
IVauuviUe, Tcnn. ,20.000 Imported IIa
YO.na-JVS7 EEoIIYSD FEOU BAVJJTA.
Latest News from Old Vlrclniat
JOHN W1IOULEV,
32 South market Street,
STILL AHEAD.
"Wherley Itoclt City Chewing- Tobacco
Made from the PURE A2iD KATUBAL LEAI
without AXT ADULTERATION.
Shoes! Shoes!!
Fabrar, Dismcees & Co. aro opening a most beau
tiful lot of Shoes of all kinds, especially for ladies
and Children. Call on them, ladies, they are beauti
ful, and they sell them very low for the Cash !
marchll-tf.
SPKI.VG CLOTHING.
We are receiving our stock of Spring and Summer
GoUdng and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
which we aro sell ng at prices to suit the times.
Also a fine lot of Cloths, Cassimeres and Veslings,
made to order. Ward, Berminguam k Co.,
mar22-2m No. 20 Public Square.
SOUTHERN FLAGS
Made to order at Singer's Sewing Machine Office,
o. 4o College street. nprz.-i zw
KENT FKEE.
I have three small houses, live rooms each, which
I will let to the families of those actually in service in
fighting Lincoln's hordes, free of rent, till the war
closes or till their return. L. Powers,
aprl25 "CI Xo. 31 Market street.
Attention, Harris Guards.
The Rendezvous has been changed from Tusca
lum Church, Nolensville Turnpike, to the large
room opposite Sewanee IIouso, College street,
kindly tendered b Maj. B. F. SriELPs. Those
wishing to offer their services, will report their
names to M. M. Henkle. Jr.. Capt,
April 23rd, 1SG1.
Envelopes. Envelopes.
CONFEDERATE STATES
FLAG ENVELOPES.
IIOTTOS & FKAI.1GH,
LA. "IE
W . M. HUT TON & CO.
CORSER OF SECOND AND ADAMS STREETS,
ITlEMi'IlIS.
Something New, Good, Neat, and Keally
Ilandtomc.
No rue re straight lints, like a ttrai;ht jacket on an Envelope, bat
A BEAUTIFUL FLAG-
Gracefully- Flowing to the Ilrecaec,
With room he upper right hand corner, not only for a l tamp bnt
JST-FOR MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.-
Every Merrhsnts should order ere or two thousand; Hotel
Keepers twice ssmany; Mearribotrren a bushel of them; Banks
anilUilroads as many as they please, and, as
EVERYBODY WILL WANT THEM,
We shall 11 orders on the principle of
" FIRST COaiE, FIRST SERVED."
TRICES.
Confederate Tltg Envelope, without Card, per 1000 ....... $10,00
with Card, 12,110
ALSO,
Letter Tleads, per quire..-...-.. ........ .73 cents
Note Hem! .SO ..
In quantities less lhan tOOO. 5 per cent additional.
Kegulardiscount to the trale.
Orders accompanied with the cash promptly attended to.
These Envelopes are printed only at tbe Great Southern Pub
lishing and Job rrinling Establishment of
IIUTrON & FRELIGII,
Second street, near corner of Adams, adjoining Calvery Church,
Memphis, Tenn., where better work is dene in the
JOB PK1.T1SG USE
Than elsesberela the South.
ALSO,
Flag Badj
Printed In colors, on white tilk.
;es
9
ap!3-tf
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
xiomroND,
VJSaiAVA.
Authorized Capital-..-l'aid
up Capital...
91,000.001)
3?0(I0
Kcnd Thl !
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, PHOPERTr nOLDEBS,
AND PARTIES INSURING.
TheOrrsxit. Avof ths Insurance Company of the State
of V.rlnla, invites the attention of cltlsens of Tennessee to taa
fact tint heisnsrr
FSTABLISHING AGENCIES
to represent Ihis first class and in every vray.
nr.i.iAnjLr: i.suuance company.
Where Slock is not "parily held by Soultern me" but
wholly so.
It is wholly identified with the South, and is a de facto
SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Having complied with the Law requiring
A Dcpoalt of $20,000
is the han-Is cf the Comptreller as security to Tennessee Policy
holde.'s, which Deposit will not he lmpsiilnl by any contingency
in vie of the p tsent
I iiscltlcit utriteof tUc Country.
Stronginduceoects are offered to IWSUUE IN THIS COM
PANY at as LOW KATES and with as PK01IPT SETTLEMENT
OP LOSSES as are ofiered by any Northern Comp nies.
. F. SliXIIUltLA.-XI),
General Agent.
Policies issued and lenewed and losses settled at this Agency.
JI. K. tt T. P. PECK,
Agents.
Colonnade HulIdlUKs, Xnlivllle,Tenn.
ap4-tf
JLi . S . SIM 8,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
Ko. 14 Marltet Street,
NASHVILLE.
plt-U
SPJfoDIAL, NOTICES.
MBS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Herb and Ferrule Phyilclin, kprtieiiU to
nuoa omouen.Ber
SOOTHING STEUP
FOB. CBIlLllIIEN TEETHING,
which peatl j factllties the process of teething, by loftenlnj the
svuai, reaccing ait innaEcuuon nu aiuyau pain ana tpas-
mocuc acuon, ana il
SURB TO It EGULuVXE TUB BOWELS.
Depend upon it, raotien, it will glTe rest to yonrielves,
Ucliaf and. Health to your Infants.
We havepct np an told thb arXelefor over ten rears, and
CAN BAT, IN CONFIDENCE AND TF.DMH of It, whit we
uaTB never teen able to tar ora-y euier rneaiane njVjK
HA3 IT FAILED. IN A SINULK INSTANCE TO EFFECT
A CUKE, when timely seed Never did we knoar an Instance of
aifsautfaetion by any one vho nted it. Ontcj contrary, all are
a-ugntea vita its oc-iratlons. and speak in terms or commenda
tion of Its cubical elects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter "WU AT WE DO KNOW," after ten years experi
enia. and pledge our reputation cr tie fulUlment of tciat
ise here declare. I? almost every Instance where the Infant Is
nnennir rrem pain and exhaustion, reller will be round la fif
teen or twenty ralnntfa after thenrnols administered.
This valuable nresaratlon is the prescription of one of Un.
has been nstd with never failing sueeett in
TIIOCSAKDS OF CASES.
It not onlv relieve the child from caln. bnt Inrlroratei
Btomarh and borrels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and eoer
uis wuoin sum. ii win aiuosi instantly relieve
Griplatr lu tho Bowels and Wind Colics
and OTdcome eonYulioni. wtlch. If not needlW ranedled. md
la death. Webelleie it the belt and tureal remedy in the
tiorld, Inallcawi o( fytenfery and Marrhaa in Children,
whether it arises from teething, or from any other canse. We
would say to every nother who has a child suffering from any
of the fcrezolog oorrpla'nta do not let your prejudice,
nor the prejudice of ethert. ttand between you and tour suf
fering: child.and the relief that will be rare yes. absaluUlu
mi iouow uio Kieoiuui rneaiane, u urceiy nsea. run
directions Tor using -rill accompany each bottle. None cenuine
unless the f simile of OUKTIS tt PKUKIKS, New York, Is
on uie ouuiae wrapper
sold oy Druggists tnrougiout the world.
Principal Offices 13 Cedar Streot, N. Yi2
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PEE. BOTTLE.
ocOO d,tw&wlr ins
DB. KlING'S DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
DR. KING, formerly of Mew York, for ths I
four ye-js of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attenticn to the treatment of private diseases for over
thirty yerrs, flatten himself, hivlmr attended to a prcticeforso
many years, and cured so many thousands, he is enabled to cu a
all diseases or a private nature, no mauer now na-i uey may b
from Injudicious medical treatment, or frem neglect of their own
Dr. Kinn's Dispensary Is No. S3 Deadrick street, between Cherry
and the Sauare. whers he cures all dlseatearf aprivati nature-
Uoxoanri cured wimour. naucious meaicwe or irterierencs
from business
Stricttkss of oil or recent date, effectually cured In a few
days,by an operation which causes no pain. Where a stricture
exist, health canno'.b; eDjojel. Perhapinodisesse causes more
mischief and underlines In; constitution si mucn.
Evrnius. with all tbe diseases of the skin, growing out f n
lectorbad treatment, can beeiectuilly cured in afewdays.
Eiki t WKASKHs,partIculr attention baying been given to
this disease, and all the consequences grewlnroutof tt, brouirht-
on in maur cases bv the destructive haolts of inconsiderate
Touths and excessive Indnlrence or tbe passions, a neglect of
which will undermine -He constitution, renoering tne subject un
fit for business or society, and causing prematureold ate.
females who mar be uborlng with any difficulty of the Womb
may rest arsured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writingand stating their case, with
a fee enclosed dlre:ted to vr A. bins, no. v.), ueainck street.
Nashville, Tenn , will ha eth necessay medicine sent to thdr
a Urea, with neceaarydirecUons. Strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from 9 o'closk In the morning until 9 in the evening.
tasy23.1S53-dfcly
RELIABLE INSUEAICE.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Go.,
CHARTERED As D. 18101
The oldest Insurance Company doing
Unikiiicssin tho South.
CASE CAPITAL AND ASSETS 1,000,000.
fTBIS Company rests its claims to patronage on the following
1 laeu:
UZP.It has been doing a legitimate Insurance bnsinus for
HALF A CENTTJBT.
JTy It has scqcired an enviable reputation in regard to fair
dealing equitable adjustment and prompt payment of losses
which acquirement Is a guarantee that It will never deviate
from its rormer course, ana jeopardizes cnaracur so long ana
deservedly enjoyed.
JO It possesses bona fide aicant to the amount of a
UIIIiLIOIV DOLLARS:
irplt has TWENTY TfiruSANO DOLLARS in Tennessee
cute Bonds, deposited witn tne Comptroller, as an
Additional Guarantee
to its ptlicy holders in this Slate.
irp It contributes to the revenue of the State br the inni
payment of taxes on license.
Property holders wishing ro protect their property by a policy
oi insurance, in a reany toua ucmpany, one trial will stand ud
boldl andpiy eteryiust claim aga nstit, let come what may.
will accompli.h their objects oy calling at the Agency of this
Company, Ao.Si College street.
IT. j. 21AHK, Agent.
JoFtra Nash, State Agent for Tennessee, Kentucky, Missis
sippi and Arkansas will attend tu the prtmpt adjustment and
paymentof Iesses in au district,
!UarU-dlttw3m
CHEROKEE CURE!
An vnfatUip cure for Scmlnn Weakness. Noc
turnal tiiumusions, imnoieiicy, iou or l oxeer,
raint in the Back, tion in the EUddtr, Obttruded
and Difficult Menetruaticn, and all IHteatct caused
bv deviating from the path of Salure, and indulging
ih SeV-Pollutton.
By the use of this "Cure all Improper discharges are remov
ed, the weakened organs cf generation are speedily cured, and
full vigor restored.
Either sex. contemplating marriage, should reflect that a round
mind and body arc necessary to promote connubial happlneA.
In the "Cherokee Cure tne poor debilitated, worn down and
deepalring devotee of sensual pleasure will Bnd.rtiief.
it is sale and puasant in iaste,cui immediate imisacuon; con
taining no mineral poison, but Is prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form of a delicious syrup.
Price Si per Uctlle, or Uiree rattles lor K, and and rorwaraed
by express to all parts of the world.
cold Dy ail respectasie urugcists everywnere.
POTT KB & UERWIN.Froprietors.St.Lquis,Mo.
Sold In Nashville by Ewing U Pendleton, Berry & Demoyille
. W. Hendershott, and by Druggists everywhere.
oct2&-dtw&wly
The Great jaiiKtish Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
UELGDUATED FF.5IAL, P
Protected
JCotter.
Patent.
Iljr lloayl
Prepared from a pretcription of air o Olarie,if.D., Phy
lician Extraordinary to the Qneen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all thos
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitutl -'
Is subject, ltmsueratesall excess and removes all obstructier
and a speedy cure may be relied on.
To Harried Ladies
It Is peculiarly suited. It will, In a short time, .or
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
OreatBritaia, to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION.
Ihete Pille ehovld not be taken by fetnalet d ring
FIRS! HIRES. MOETBS of Pregnancy, at tteyaretur
bring on Mitcarriage, but at any other time they are sate.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In th
Back and Limb!, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the
Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when
allother means have failed ; and although a powerful remedy,
do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, cr anythlnjt hurtful to
the constitution
Pulldirpc'lons in the pamphlet aro nd each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Ageni for the United States and Canada,
JOB UOBES, (Late J.O 3alvrinfcCoi.)
licchestcr.N.T,
N. B. 31.00 and six postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied agent, will insure a bottle containing 50 pills, by return
a 1
Sold In Nassville by Berry & Demovilleand fl. W Hinder
aott,Ji O. Bfcwn and all rrtpeclibltdrucgUOr
IUKS. WINSLOWt
An experleied nurse and female physician, has a Soothln
Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the proces
of teething, by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allay all pais, and Is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your Infante. Perfectly aafe in ail cases. See adver
tsement In another column. oct23-lj
Pimple Banished. I
Faces Made Clear!
now
By one week's use of the Magnolia BaUni A pereectly harm
less but elegant aad clfectuol preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sod everywhere
WEHAQAN tt CO.,Proprietor,Troy,N.T.
febgl 0&.3ra
THE CHIEF A.TIONG TUN THOUSAND.
BALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOh
"TAB universally supplanted all other Ointments and healing
iI aoDlicatlons in both tbe Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
wherever introduced; and its Intrinsic merit is the true secret I
of Its success In all cutaneous aeclfons, whether the cause be I
acclventoT auea$e.
BURNS It H SCALDS
S
arelnstantlyrellevedof tbcirt anguish, pain and nfiara
nation, by a timely applies- O tion of this marvellout healer
and tbe flesh ts renew as If 2 by a charm, n blemish or
searremaiuiog. J
THE FRIEND OF 'A THE NURSERY
a
Children lire frequent suf ferers from external injurie
especially fiom fluid andg Oamphem Zirploslone thor
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constant! at hand. It heals tore Ereattt, andq nicklyre
moeestheTjlTTEttol;INa,; WORM, to prevalent in the
nurtery JJ
TO TRAVELERS BY Q SUA AND LAND.
Ths Machinist, the Tra-rj velsr, and every other Indi
vidual whose lot in life throws him within tha
chance of accident from eaplc- m tion, re. or toMHon, should
bear in mind that this Magie 2 Extractor Is his best and only
friend. It is both portable? and cheap, and should ever
be his companion, as a friend In need There are thousands
of living witnesses to testify a to its marvellous virtue, who
owe their sound limbs aad muscles to its saving efficacy
The following are a few cfj tbelM(ffn0iziMesforwhica
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a PREVEK
TIVE as wall as CURE! q
Burns, XrysireisJ Soresofal kinds
Bruises, XUtuls, Shot wounds,
Boils, Frost Bites, Scrofula,
Broken Breast, Fever Eores, Scurvy,
Bites of Reptiles, Felons, Scalds,
Cancer, GlandularDlseases, Scurf,
Cricked Lips, Mercurial Sores, Scald Head,
Jhapped Hinds, PsinB generally, Sprains,
hllUalns, Pimples, Small Pox,
tramp, Piles, Turners,
Contracted Cords, Poison, Tetter,
Chafes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Diseases aftbe Skin, Rashes, Venereal Sores, ha
Bold at lae principal Depots, 14 Broadway, New Tort, and 1 1
and 151 Chsrtres street, New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT CO.
General Agat. It can be eVtalned or all respectable Druggist
andllerchiints throuzhoutlhaUnitodStates and Cassia.
jr3S'M-I.tfcwlE
WjPKea4erBTC7oaM6BFref.Weod's arMMHBi&ti&eBr
paper. Beadlt;ltwul Interest yon.
'Inst erod djtejtlon nit on sCDetite. It a vltli tint cone
prtcbte aare Umu :bow tbat hite'tcilber the tee nor Ue ota-
er. Ilov,BaB7,expediei tt re In.Tojne bw s dj to nlie an,
appe HeqvintK4 aDd In isbiti.ates;" varotu Is toim, bat
allke'iiasKerOBt and hoitlnl. throw treijatem into tie otter
extrme, a&a i -tut itau"cr east rain uxoraeuunuieiinw
not so "hovertr, U it wi b-Wright's KcJaeatSBff
Allzir. hloh!irQerrnl't.rilciTid rettoratlTC. and after
recoperaUnx ibe tone of tbettoBaah IciTet it In a healthy asd
vizorooi eeBdition. Bold br all raiseetable drnsrsrUta through-
em t&e United States and Canada. J. WBIGUT tt CO.,ioIe
prcprieten, N-t . Orleans, La.
Bomauo eyu uraggtata innaaavuie.
apll dtw&wlm
OAliliEV'S 0IAG1CA1, 1'AIN EXTUACTOH
ThA yerdlft Cit Amerlt hu bft-n BRKclmocdv accorded in faTOr
of this sterling alleviator of hnauB suffering In all parts of
the world.TrhertTcr Introdceed. It for hvith sucnlants every
ether appliance tor ovay epedesof Wrnnd.Eoie, Ernptiieor
uutaneous aisoraer uisaiso aneuirauzeroi numwuu".
the bites cf venomous rentlJei. mosnaltees and wasos and baa
tne greatest aie of any memclns in tne world, tsoia siiocpim
cipal depots, tI4 Broadway, N Y., and Chartress street. New
! Orleans, by J WEI0I1T & CO.. Ceneral Acents. lao by all
druggists and merchants.
apll d&wlzs.
B A. FAJJNESXOCK'S
. VBEMIUGB
Has loagben regarded with favor and confidence, by a large
body of ue regular medical pro esslon In every state in we
Union is a preparation unsurj atsed by any . snd Is dally pre
scrlhcdby the most eminent pfaysiilans throughouibt tic United
cures, uunng ine lore Derioa or lis contincea nouoiantjr.
spruiotu and counterfeit imltatiocs have f rcxa time to time made
their appearance' Never Lis it teen more ntcessary on the part
of thebs;ertoexerciseajndiciouscant!on in purshatixg the
genuine article than at this time. Tcese imitations are often so
close in their external retemblanco to B A. Fabjkstocx s ver
mlfuge,as to bewell circulated to put upon tie unit ipectmg pur
ehnier an article which he neither wished r.nr Intended to buy.
It is enoocli to buy of an accred.ted arect: but every purcha-er
must use vigilance to avoid being imicsed upon, end murtex-
amine every Dome loarcureiiuiseiiinatneis cnying iuo leuc
ine 11 A. rxsKxsTOc. vermifuge.
apll-wlm
Jdit T&f ttt Ka.-lnr attention was this mominc to a friend
ot our, who, a few months ago, was sickly, feeble snd dcbilisted
now be is Heathy, strong and robust. This great change was
prodnce-1 ty taking jucluh suilxsbjltxd BTRiioTnijiiM w
Df ax. Thla I. & rent F t'xlB nr 1 Irv.
We advise tyrv reader ho may be sleklv and debilitated, and
all who are well and wita to ke:p so, to try it livening uuior.
apu-isrwim
I'ltOf. WOOD'S
Restorative Cordial
AN'O
KENOVATOB.
BLOOD
Isprecisely what its na e Indicates, for, while pleasant
Q
w ue us-et isrevrrirying, exnuaraurg. anastre.gn
ening to tbe vital powers It also revivifies, reinstates
and renews thebload In all its original purity,and thus
restores and renders the sj stem ir. vulnerable to attacks
jofdiseaai. It is the only preparation ever offered to ttel
"H all. So chemicilly and skillfully comtl ed so as to be
tne most poweiful tonic, and yet so peifectly a-lapled
jj'ti a to act in perfect accordance vita, me latcton
mature. atM nenee f.otne ine iceatostucmaeji.tna
tone up tne digestive organs, ana allay an nervtus ana
otber irritation. It is also perfestly eahllirating in its
effects, and yet Is sever followed by lassitude cr depres
slonof spirits. It Is composed entirely of vegetables
auj ince tnorougniy comnining powenui ionic ana
soothing properties, and consequently can never injure,
iuchu remed, his long ben felc to be a desideratum In
the mtdlcal world, both by ths thoroughly stilled in
medical science, and also by all ho have su'ered from
debility: for it needs no medical skill cr knowledge even
lo see tnat debility follows all attacks er dues, anr.
ays the ui guarded system open to the attacks of man)
p
rftne mostdaagerouito wntca poor nurcanlty is con
tantly liable. Such, for eiamile, as ths following:
Jocsumption, Bronchitis, Indigestion, Dyspepsit, Los.
it Api-etite, taintless, nervous irriiaDiiny,ieuraigia
Palpitation of tbe lieart, Mtlancholy, Ilypocondria
ight Sweats, Languor, Ulddines,aril all tnatclas ol
ases. so fearfaliv fatal II unattended to in time,cnlled
yrmale eatnesa and Irregularities. Also, Liver ue
rs gments or Torpidity, and Liver Complaints.Disesses
of the Kidneys, Scilding or Icontlnuenc: of toe Urine,
or any general derangement of the Urinary "rgans.
fain In tne Back, stae.aoa Between inennouiaers.pre
disposlti-nSllchtColds. Hacking and Continued Cough
Emaciation Difficultjof "reathlng.and indeed wemiabt
lenumera-e many more still, but e have si ace only to
siv.lt will not only cure tne aebiiity following cuius
ana Fever, lut prevent an aiiacxs arising irom Bias
mafic Inflnenceaand core the diseases at once,! i already
attacked. And as it acts directly aidp-rsistently upon
the biliary system, arousing the Liver to action, promo
ting, in fact, all t e excietions and se retlons of the
.vstem. it will infallibly prevent any delirious conse
quences following upon change of climate and water,
hence all travelers should have a bottle with them, and
all should Use a tible spoonful at least herore eating
As it prevente co,tiveness, strenstbens the digestive or
gans, it should be In the hands of all persons of seden
tary habits, students, ministers, literary men. And all
ladies notaecustomed to much out dor exercise should
always ue It If they will they will find sn agreeable
pleasant and efficient remedy against those ills which:
reb mem cr iteir ne&aiy ; lor ueauiy ciqdoi cxisi wiin
out he il tL, and health cionot exist w hle the above Ir
resmlaritles continue Then awn the Cordial. is a Pr
feet Mothtr's Belief. Taken a month or two before the
final trial she will pass the dreadful period with perfect
ease and safety. There is no mistake about, this Cordial
isall wed imforit Mothers, try it 1 And to you we
4
ppeal to detect the illness or decline not only or your
dauraters before it is t.o late, but alto your sons and
hnsuands,for wbile the former, from false delicacy,often
goes down to a premature gra e rather ti an let their con
dition be known in time, thelatter are tften so mixed up
with the excitement of business that if It a ere n t for you
they loo would travel in t esame downward path, until
I too late to arrest their fa alfalt But tbe motnerisal
'ways vlgllent, and to yen we confllently appeal: for we
are sure your nev er fallinx affection wiilunerrlnglypoi&t
iyou to Prof. Wuod'sHestorative Cordial and Blood Keo
ovatoras the remedy wh.ch should be always on haodi
n time of need O. J. WOoD, Pruprie:or,4H Broadway,
New York, and 1H aiarael street, lit. Louis, iio. lf
Sold by all good Druggists. Price Onelollar per Bottle.
Sold in Nashville by
BE BUY & DEJI0VILLK,
BltOWM tEVASS,
DEtiOVILLE & CO..
and all gftod DrugfUts In the cily.
mar2-dwly
triad News for the Unfortunate !
THE LONG SOUGHT POX
Discovered at Last.
CHEROKEE RESIEBY,
An unraillnsr Specific for all Diseases of
tUc i.rinurr Or cutis, ana a General
Alterative ana uiooa t-urmer.
THIS " REMEDY"" CURES WHEN ALL OTHEU
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
It Is entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Vene
real Diseases, as It contains no mineral poison er nansecus
drugs being prepared from roo's, barks and leaves, in the form
of a pleasant and delicious Syrup.
It Is nature s own remeay ior uonorrncEa, iviap; urai,
Gravel. Stricture, and Is esnecially recommended for tfiuor Al
tai. fWbitM In Fmales.l fer this comnlalnt it is Invaluable.
As a general alterative and blood purifier, it has no equal, and
1 ... r. II ,M Hfnl, iwvm.1,1. ivnhni,. irl.nrlnlfl-.
UIKi uvi lou w .we ciimhu, j -j n
iwtlliiKS, mercurial and all eruptive diseases, curing them
tnnri, tvdilv and nennanently than any other medl
cine known. It does this by purifying and cleansing the
blood 1 Causin; it to flow in all its original purity and vigor,
thus removing irom tne system an impure ana pcruitiuua kiuki
which have Induced disease.
In all old cases of Gonorrhea and Gleet, that have baQed ail
medical skill, it is especially recoomended In old cases It
never fails, and recent ones It cures from OLe to three days. A
few doses positively removes all scalding heat, chordea and
Pi?- . .
11 acts Dot eueci toe Ere&ui cr inncrc wnu vusii u
boaluess.
It requires no Assistance from oilier medicine.
lav on the toilet t ble. or in the counting-room, with
out Its ever being suspected as a " remedy" for private dis
eases. A Treatise on venereal Diseases, witn nil auocuons ior tcelr
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
For full directions get a Cirsular free from any drugjltln
theUnited States.
It Is sold at retail for 32 per bottle, or tnree bottles for sa
by all respcns'ble druggists and dealers in mcicines.threngbou
the United States, and at wholesale by all wholesale druggists.
POTTER & JtlEKWINt Solo Proprietor
8T. LOUIS MISSOURI.
Bold In Nashville by O. W. nendershott, Birry A Demor
Ewing it Pendleton, and ty all responsible drurgists e
where octKMtwfcwly
INDICATE PU3LIQ OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidsnce to .be placed in
A-RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
TR0M TUX
NETV ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
"There seems U be no excuse for thin or gray Hair, now
the celebrated IUias-rrtirr'a I.mkitibls Ham Rxstosativi
can Ve had."
most Tnz
CLEVELAND 1LAIN DEALER.
"When ceople can nrotect their Hair from the tell-tale narks
of age, when they can luxuratein glossy black locks at an ad
vanced period of their lives; vihrn white and gray Hair can be
turned to a beautiful black or auburn: when llalr can be made
to grow upon bald heads; when all this can bedone,lt cannot do
any harm to tell what will do It. HEIMSREET'S HAIR RE
STORATIVE will do it. Tbls llalr Bestoratlve ls.beyond per
adventure, the best thing cf the kind ever invented The facts
in our possession, in regard to this wonderful preparation, war
rant ns in unqualifiedly recomaen.ing it."
VXOKTRX
ST. LOCXS REPTJIJLICAN
"Many of our first citizens in St. Louis are speaking In glow
ing terms cf this article."
IHOX T3Z
CAIRO CITV GAZETTE.
'This Incomparably excellent preparation for the Restoration
of Grey Hair to the original color, to preserve Hair from fall
ing out. and to cure baldnesss, Is on sile at Humphrey tt
Browu s in tbi s city . Tne evidence tnat tms iiestorative is n
humburg is conclusive. Testimonials to that effect may be
found In almost every paper in the country."
moss tux
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
'Leave dyes alone, and use only some reliable Restorative,
like Helms-.rcet's Inimitable."
Bold everywhere Price 50 snd SI per bottle.
W. E. HAQAN tt CO., Proprietors.
feb24-dtwfcw3ra Troy, New York.
Darks Glossy, and
Luxuriant Hair I
now!
By cslng nelmstreet's inimitable Restorative. Dont use
anything olse on your Head.
Price 50c and JI per bottle. Sold everywhere.
W. E. HAQAN It CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. T.
See an advertisement headed,
"YOC LOOIX IN VAIN.
ect23-lydtw&w
Messrs Clark. Grrgory tt Oo : Gents: I on chased two bottles
of your Ambrosial Oil, which has given attire sitisfaction In
Colic, Tootnacne ana ueaaacLc.
Cyruston, xenn. uauiiur. eiar.i.
Messrs. Olark, Gragory tt Oo. Nashville, Tenn : Gentlemen: It
gives me pleasure to tell you that your Ambrosial Oil has given
me gi eat relief, and I may uy, more ease than the ue of any
other medicine
J have used ne bottle and one half of your Ambrosial Oil,
and from the eme It has given ce in xy Rteumatle suffering, I
would not bs without the ether bottle and ore hal' for any price,
provided I could not get an more. Respectfully.
IT. U. jrUs.DUbl
Ringgold, Ga., Sept 3d, 1859. apll-d&w2w
THE
A PERFECT AND COMPLETE SSiTEDT FOB
PIMPLES, BLOTCHES.
FRECKLES,: E RWPTIONS.
SUNBURN OR TAN.
THIS Elegant Preparation renders the Skin sift and fresh,
imparting to It a Marble Panty. It Is most cool and re
freshing if applied to the face after exposure to the sun, and
Will give immeaistereiier ro ue Eiing oi insects, iioui-ng
poisonous enters Into its composition. The contents of a bottle
might be taken without harm. Ui application etery night
for a tcuk,iciu cure the icorit case of Pimple
noia every every wucrc rice eu.y.i.s kuc.
W. E. HAQAN, Proprietors,
tVh3Htwkir3a Troy, Nsw Yeri.
CU R ES&Cs IIV
1 from K&?wwlu!raEi
COMMERCIAL.
as - .
Monetary and Commercial.
Tuesday Evening, April 30, 18BU
,
A rumor has been put in circulation upon our
streets that Gov. IIaKJUs contemplated seizing the
stock ownod in the Planters' and Union Banks by
Northern citizens. Such proceeding has never been
contemplated by the. Governor, and it issingular
how such a tumor could have originated. An
autboritivo contradiction of the rumor is made in
another column of this paper, which was due to all
concern ed.
The only 3ale of Tennessee Bonds in New York
on the 26th was $1,000 at 42c. No sales were made
at the first board on tha 27th. Tho telegraph re
ports sales of Tennessee Bonds jit the second board
yesterday at oOe.
It is a singular fact'tKat thee Banks of the city of
iNew lork have resorted to the same subterfuge
they did hut fall when a general suspension of specie
payment tobkilace; . This arrangement is,, in effect,
a suspension; of specie payment, and shows the fears
leitin financial circles in Isew York. They evident
... - -
ly fear a terrible crash as the result of the war
inaugurated by the Lincoln Administration. Tho
Lincoln policy is" beginning to tell fearfully upon
i'ue business of the North already. The New
York Evening Post of the 27th says : "The Money
market is again closer on paper, and buyers shun
dry goods names, even at a largo discount. Leading
names which were current ten days ago at C per
cent aro now unsaleable at 12 per cent. Only choico
short bills are taken at C7 per cent. On call the
rates are 5 to 7 per cent"
A motion was made at the morning session of tho
Hoard of Brokers of New York on the 26th, to
strike from their list all Southern stocks. No defi
nite action was reached, notwithstanding the motion,
in the debate which' followed, received the support
of most of the members. With the view of Acting
for tho best interests of holders, the subject was
postponed for the present, but will probably come
again before tho Board in a more definite shape.
lhe Iew York Evening Post reports Exchange oil
London weak with a downward tendency- on the
26th. The quotations wero 10S105J percent
This is a decline of about 4 per cent since the in
auguration of Lincoln's war policy.
The total shipment of Gold from Europe from
November 1 to March 30, inclusive, was :
Frcm Liverpool .. a22.46TjG5D
from Southampton....................... .. 1,30(3,450
Total to March M
-423 23,11)9
Prom April 1 to 13............ ...........,
KI1,47U
(Jrand total.....-..... ........... . J24,SSJ,579
Jlessrs. Fisuek, Wheless & Co. sold 10 hhds To
bacco to day at the following prices : 4 90, 1 45,
3 15, 3 00, 2 15, 1 95, 1 SO, 1 65, 1 55, and 1 50.
Provisions in JLcuitTille.
Prom ths L utsville Courier, April 33.
Reports of the scarcity of provisions in Louisville
coupled with the stopping ot through shipments to
Nashville, have excited some uneasiness in the minds
of our people, who have thus been led to anorehend
serious inconvenience and "famine prices" at home.
me loiiowmg statement Oi the sunnlvof meats
in this city yesterday, and one year ago, respectively,
prepared with care by Stewart fc Barter, l'rovision
Brokers, will show how groundless and absurd the
fears so unnecessarily excited are :
J1TATEMEJ.T ON MEATS Ox HASH.
April 29. 1801. Anril 4. I860-
Jiess if orK, ouis 2i -m
29,899
Bacon Shoulders, lbs 1,087,740
3,682,000
2,872,000
2,602,000
Hams, lbs 3,825,550
Sides, lbs 1,682,000
This, we are assured, is more than has been sold
in this market for home consumption that is for
consumption in the State we are told in the last
ten years, all told.
Failures In Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Ledger of the 26th says:
There have been several failures among our mer
chants within the lait two or three days, in conse
quence of the derangement of business and utter
inability to make collections. Two or three of the
houses that have been compelled to suspend, we
understand, show large excess ot means over all
their respective liabilities in one instance the
means are set down as tiirce to one of liabilities.
Business of every description, except such as 'u
immediately connected with war preparations, is
just now exceedingly limited, bnt the want of buy
ers for present stocks of goods would not cause
much difficulty if the ordinary efforts at collection
could be made. Travel, however, being much ob
structed in various directions, not only cuts off mail
facilities but narrows individual efforts at collec
tions. There is then no alternative for the merchant,
shut in as ho U, but to say to his creditors, as his
maturing notes come due, " I cannot pay." Public
sentiment, which is the essence of law, sustains and
justifies the act, and for the present as fully protects
him from the usual enforcement ot pa'ment as it
statute law was on his side. No man thinks of call
ing to his aid legal machinery for the collection of
dents, and most of the Uouf ts have dismissed tueir
jurors and officers, to await such adjustment of war
difficulties as will allow of the resumption oi trade
through the usual channels.
Itlailtets by Xcletrrapu.
Net Orluxi, April 27 Cotton, c les to day 800 bales; Mid
dling 10; II. Freights to Liverpool in British vessels W-
N w Orliiks, April 29 Cotton, tales to day 730 bales Mid
dling I0.11 lhe stcckis being steadily reduced by ship
meats, flour 5 305 53. Corn 4,1SU. Preigtts, .British ves-
,;ls a.
CiscixxaTi. Arrll 30 Plcur steady, ssles SCO this at 4 50.
Oats firm at 27 Corn 34. Wbisliy VI,.
New Toax. April30 Ccttcn quiet, sales ll.tCO bales, 13J
14. Flour dull, diclineda cents, sues vot-u duis at 3 lasnu.
Cornnu'etat COiOtiJ. Hess Tork dull, rales 2100 bhla at 1773
18 On. Sugar r'ull, sa'es2U0btls Cuba -i5.y. Molssse;
cubi 2C22. Orleans, 2.5 lMsai 32S23.
Nrw Osjiki. Anril 30 Cotton. sales to-day COO bales. Mid
dling IOK5)ll:ul(sof thnedars 2700 bales; rectlpisof three
day. 3ibOb.ilssazi!nst 6.310 baks durirg the corresponding time
..A . .j t : - -. i.i. . nn'. , i-n h.i..
at all Southern ports 703,500. Other articles unchanged.
UAWH KUTE AND EXCHANCJE LIST.
Ooaaxcnn Cailv T in Msscnsxis Bank EiuraaD It Co
Tennessee.
IThe notes of all Banks quoted at par are bankable.
Bank nf Tennessee. nar.Southcrn " . . 2dls
Union Bant...-.........-pv
Planters' Bank..... ...par
Cltlsens' " no sale
Commercial Bank. Sdis
Merchants' Bank.
.-ar Buck's Hank -- .ia:s
par 'Farmers' Bank 5dls
City Bank
Traders' Bank
par Bank of JUidlleTenn.-....par
Bank of Commerce.. .. par
Paris..
par
. par
par
.... 5 dis
par
.-so sale
- 2 dis
" the Union...-. ...par
" Knoxvllle
" Nashville
" Chattanooga. .par
' Memnhis .-....pari
Ocoee Bank ..
ShelbyvUle Bank
Lawrenctturg Bank..
River Bank, Memphis- par
Bank of Dasdridge. 5 die;
Banket America.. dis
Bankof West Tenn...
Northern Bank part
ssoeik ano wortbliis.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Fanners' and Mechanics' Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics' Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro.
Miners' and Manufacturers' Bank, Knoxvllle.
Baak of East Tennessee, Enoxyille.
Bank of Trenton.
Bankof JeBerson, Dandridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Taaewell.
Bank of Taxewell,.
Otber States.
KfsrrrcKvl iGxoeoiai
Banc of Ashland... inrem AtlantaBank-.
dis
Bank of Louisville..,,. "
Augusta Imuran ce and
Bank of Kentucky,
Banking Company lKSlSdis
Bank of Athens..- '
Bankof Augusta "
Oointnei rial Bk of Ky H "
Farmers' Bk of Ky "
Northern Bk of Ky . "
People's nana il "
Sontnern Bk of Ky.-.4 "
BROXSil ASO CLO?D.
Commonwealth Bank.
Newport Safety Fund Bk. New
port.
Trust Company, Covington.
Bankof Mobile . 1C15JI.
Bank of Montgomery.
Bulk of Selrna "
Bankof the State -
Central Bank of Ala.. "
Commercial Bank "
Eastern Bant,Selma, "
Northern Bank of Ala "
Southern -Sank of Ala. "
BROKE) AMP CLOStP.
Planters' B'k of Ala., Florence.
Planters and Mechanics' Bank,
Huutsvllle.
State Bankof Alabama.
Bank of Commerce,
Savannah:.. 41
Banc of Columbus. "
Bank of Fulton "
Bank cf Middle Ga.. "
Bank of Savannah. "
Bk of the State of Ga. "
Central Railroad It
Banking Company- "
City Bk of Augusta... "
Georgia Railroad &
Banking Company, "
Marine Bk, Savannah. "
Merchants'and Plan- .
ters' Bank.. "
Mechs' Savings Bk
Mechs' Bk, Augusta
Planters' Bank, ......
Timber Cutters' Bank
Union Bank, Augusta.
Other Banks. . ..
BEEUI AXP CLOUD.
Bank of Albany, Albany.
Socth CaROLWa
Eank or Umnswick,
Rank of Charlestonl015 dis Bank of Greensbo rough.
Bank of Camden.
Bankof Milledxeville.
Bank of Chester....... "
Commercial Bank of Co
lumbia "
Bank ef Georgetown. "
Bank of Hamburg.... "
Baak of Newbury "
BicoftheStateofS.O. "
Baak of S: Carolina.. "
Exchange Bank of Co
lombia ..................
larmers'&Eich'gBk "
Merci.'ts B'k of i.O.. "
People's B'k of S.C.- "
Planters'&Mechs'B'k
Planters' Bank of Pair
field . "
Southwestern R. Bk... "
State Bank, Charles
ton "
Union Bank of S. C "
Louisiana :
Bank of Macon.
Cherokee Ins. and Eank!ng.Co.
uaiton
Commercial B'k of Macon.
Exchange Bank, Griffin.
Planters' and Mechanics' Bank
Columbus.
Planters' and Mechanics' Bank
Dal ton.
' iMsnufacturers' and Mea
" Bank, Columbus.
Southern Bank, Balnbrldge.
" I Manufacturers' B'k., Macon.
" .VLReisu:
Bank of Commerce.Pred
erickssurg.. .. iusyo;ii
nank oi tne uomraon-
wealth, Richmond. - "
Bank or the Old Domin
ion, Alexandria... '
Bank of the Valley of Va,
Winchester .... "
Bankof Va., Richmond "
Bankof Wheeling.
Bark of Winchester '
Exchange Bk of Virginia,
Norfolk "
Tanners' Bk of Virginia,
Richmond "
Manufacturers'and Farm
ers' Bank, Wheeling "
All N. Orleans Banks
Nditii Carolina :
-par
Bankof N. Carolinal01311s
Bank or Cape Fear. "
Bankof Charlotte " I
BankofFayettevUie " .
Bank of Wadeaboro "
Missocai: I
St. Louis Banks lOJis!
Country Banks-. 10 "
Istoiaka:
Merch'ts Bk,l.yncnDurg.
Bk ofthe SUteof Indlana.5dis MerchanU' tt Mechanica'
nih.rli.nv. 10-' Bank. Wheeling
Other Banks 10
Iuixois
Northwestern Bank of Va,
Wheeling. '
Southwestern Bank of Va,
WhythevUle. . "
Other Banks
All notes or this State should'
be countersigned by the State
Officer, being tnen secured by
deposit ot state stocks.
Omo:
State Banker Ohio Sdis
Bank of the Ohio Vall-y5
Maxtlakd.
Baltimore Banks UTS'SHa
Country Banks.. 10 ISdis
PsanntLVAKU.
Philadelphia Banks. Sdis
Pittsburgh Banks .
Country Banks. .
New You.
New York City Banks
Country Banks...
Country Banks. ......i S
Iowa.
Eta'e Bank...
MlXXESSOTA.
(All regarded as "wildcats.")
tVISCCKSIN
Solvent Banks.
New Exglaxd.
Solvent Baaks VS-'iiit
specie.
..335 prea I Bilver..
exchange.
Qoli, American..
, par.
sxuixa.
- prem.
- prem.
- prem.
- prem.
- prem.
- prem-
New York, sight
Kosion, " ......
Philadelphia," .
Baltimore, "
New Orleans," .......
Cincinnati, "
Land Warrants.
no sale 1 120 Actes, per acre no sals
nosalellCO " " .no sale
sO Acres, per acre,
bo " ,m
FIVEl.SnOOTEUS.
AN Invoi:e for sale cheap, by
BENJ. P. SHIELDS tt CO,
apli-tf
. FINE IRISH POTAAOES.
"S J?A BAGS and SOBarreli, Just rtcelved at lowerices by
Irtll BENJ P SHIELDS.
fJ17-tX
BY TEMTGR4PIL
All regular teleyachlc repot U for the newspapers are made
up by the agents of the Sew York Asatcia ed Press No tils
graph operator or agent Is p-rmitted tomakeup such reports,
lhe Telegrsph Comp ,ny have no agrncy whsteveria the crena.
tion of dlspathes for the press, nor is itln any maonervesoon.
Bible f jr the character or truth of tbls kind of news.
Extension of the
Blockade.
ARtOTHER PROCLAMATION.
S
MORE ABOUT THE AKIKISTICE.
From IVashlncton.
Wasuisgton, April 29. The President has issued
the following proclamation :
"Whereas, for reasons asserted in my proclama
tion of the 19th instant, a blockade ot the ports of
the seceded States was established; and. whereas,
public property has been seized, tho collection of
tho revenue and duty obstructed, commissioned
officers "while executing orders have been arrested,
held as prisoners or impeded in their official duties
without due legal process by persons claiming to
act under the authority of Virginia and North Caro
lina, an efficient blockade of the porta of those
State3 will be established.
Signed, Azsaitaix Lincoln.
WAsnrNQTON, April 29. Some excitement has been
caused in diplomatic circles in consequence of the
President's Proclamation directing a blockade of
Southern ports. It appears that a blockade, to be
respected by foreign powers, must not only be ef
fected, but that due notice must be given of such
intention to their representative. With Brazil and
all South American Governments a run of ninety
days is required under tbe treaty, but thi3 has not
been given by our Government, Hence, consign
ments to Southern ports are delavedin their
transportation to that portion of tbecountry.
lhe merchants not being satisfied of tne effects of
an immediate blockade, it has therefore become ne
cessary that special inquiries be made.of the Fed
eral Government in relation to this subject so that
treaty rights and privileees be nt damaged. The
foreign Ministers will insist that the stipulations
shall be respected and observed, otherwise naval
forces will be dispatched hither as a means of for
eign protection. The delicacy of the question is
apparent, and from what is known may involve se
rious consequences to all concerned. At all events
they will produce trouble mow, as well as in the fu
ture. Capt. Stringham will direct the general blockade
movements.
Washington, April 29. Five employees in the
navy yard have'ibeen arrested. They were cau ght
ullmg shells with sand. Ihey will be tried, and if
convicted, shot
The Government has formally decided to re
ceive 40,000 of the seventy-five thousand volunteers
called for three years, and twenty-five thousand
called for five years.
An armory is to be established at Kock Island.
Illinois, in place of Harper's Ferry.
it is stated that the .Vival Academy h to be re
moved temporarily to Newport. It. I.
No more consular or diplomatic appointments
will be made nntil every avenne to the capital has
been opened for passage ot citizens and troops.
CoL Mansfield, of the United States army com
mandg the forces here.
From New VorK.
New Torc, April 29. The Herald's diapatcheg
state that Gen. Lane is guarding the Navy Yard
against the resigned incendiary Naval officers, and
has made several scouting expeditions into Virginia,
during one of which he captured a secession flasr.
Tne ivansaa conmanv called on the President on
Friday, who said if he had to choose between the Gov. Hicks, ol Maryland, has issued a proclama
maint'ainance of the Union and liberty and the -on recommending the State to occupy a neutral
shedding of blood, there need be no doubt of what
course he would pursue.
riuUuelpnia dispatch to the Herald savs oas-
sengers from Richmond say Gen. Gregn, of North
uarolma, naa arrived tliere
thousand North Carolinians.
and tendered thirty
On Thursday Floyd had an interview with Gov.
Letcher. The former has armed and equipped
1,500 men.
Hundreds of troops are arriving from South Caro
lina, Petersburg and Georgia.
Richmond papers contain the proclamation of
Gov. Letcher, ordering tho return of all vessels ex
cepting the steamers Jamestown And Yorktown, to
their owners, and appeals to the people not to in
terfere, and discountenance all seizures without
legal authority, and appoints officers for different
rivers to see the proclamation carried into effect.
From Frederick, Ilia.
Fkederick, Md., April 29. Senator Mason of Vir
ginia, was serenaded last night. Mr. Maso n res
ponded, saying he was here accidentally, and he
could not with propriety speak of Maryland poli
tics, but could speak only of Virginia. He could
say the reconstruction of the Union was an impos
sibility. Virginia sympathized with Maryland, and
he indicated that Virginia was disposed to exhibit
its practicability.
Hon. Reverly Johnson has in his possession a let
ter from President Lincoln, suggesting that Mary
land, through its Legislature, should agree to an
armistice with the General Government for sixty
days.
A courier arrived here from Virginia yesterday,
communicating the fact that Virginia had united
herself witJ the Southern Confederacy under
Davis.
The Senate has hitherto acted as a unit, and will
probably continue to do so. In the House there is
considerable diversity of opinion. It is urged that
it is necessary for Maryland to secede before she
can claim aid and protection of the Southern Con
federacy. From Denver, Kansas.
DEXVEK,-April25. Serious apprehensions of In
dian difficulties are entertained. They can easily
cut off all the travel and trade on the plains. Col.
Boone, Indian Agent, sent a courier to Fort Wise
yesterday, with a requisition for two companies of
cavairy to noid uiemseives in readiness to march
hither at an hour's notice. Should indications con
tinue unfavorable, they will be ordered up very
soon.
Intense feeling exists respectinsr the war in the
States fiiroughout this country. A small secession
flag was displayed by a business house here yeater-
.1 n : . i. .. . . . . . i
ua wuiiiiu, uui ii was ingignincani tnat no
notice was taken of it.
From Now Orleans.
Nhw Orleans, April 29. The bark Laura, from
Hayti the 15th reports the capture of the bark Wil
liam, charced with takinz slaves frcm the Snaniah
part of the Island to Cuba, under the pretence of
taxing mem to uuano islands.
Geffard has issued an address, protestine aeainst
the transfer of the Dominica Spaniards.
inc steamer uaniei Webster, irom inew York the
IGth, arrived at the bar yesterday morning, and
was ordered to return immediatelv. Fears were
entertained of a seizure. The tui boat Tuscarora
came along side and took four nassenirers from her.
but the Webster left before others had time to get
aboard.
The Atlantic arrived at Kev West on the 13th and
tookabord a field battery of four six pounders and I
three ten inch mortars, with 35 men. and left, sun-
posed to reinforce Fort Pickens. I
From IVaahinston. ESH
Wasuixgtox, April 29. A New York vessel re
ports the seizure ofthe steamer Uncle Ben at Wil
mington, and the imprisonment of the crew as
spies. Vessels have been sunk in the harbor to
block up the channel. FortMcIIenry has been re
inforcW. It is reported that two ships have been seized at
Tapoanhannock and the crews imprisoned. An ar
mory is to be established at Rock Island, Illinois,
instead of Harper's Ferry.
It is stated that the Naval AcatJemywill be tem-
jjurar-iijr rewuveu w Newport, rw 1.
Among the letters received at the Postoffice De
partment, was one from a South Carolinian Post
master, countermanding the order for stamps and
refusing to make returns, saying he will attend to
the business when the Postmaster General shall
reach Washington. Slany of the official letters sent
nitner Dear on the corner a representation of the
Confederate flag.
Gentlemen of Virginia say that the ordinance of
secession will be confirmed by over 100,000 major
ity.
The rumor that batteries had been erected near
Mount Vernon, by Virginians, is false. The place
nas Deen tnorougniy examined.
From New York.
New Yokk, April 20. Senator Mason's arrest is
reiterated.
Private Baltimore dispatches say secession is de
tune!, and unionists are again triumphant. The
reaction is overwhelming in parts of the State.
New York, April 30. The croton acqueduct is
guarded, tearing an attempt to blow up the high
bridge pillars,
From AVaaUlnjrton.
WAsniXGTox, April 29. Eighty-three thousand ad
ditional troops have been called for by the Govern
ment, 40,000 for three, 25,000 for fire, and 18,000
seamen ior nve years service.
From maarvlatiff
Frederick, Md., April 30,-The House without
division adopted the report of the Committee on
Federal relations, that the Legislature psssesses no
power to pass an act of Secession.
Ansapohs, April 20. Annanolis was vpain.,!.-
made a military Depot. General Butler remains
here, lie nas reliable information that 10 00Q
troops from the Southern Confederacy rn nnL ;n
Virginia, and more are pouring in.
The Administration has notified Qov. Letcher
that one step advance from Richmond would canse
the speedy invasion of Virginia from the West
It is repprted that the Secessionists saved six
thousand muskuts from Harper's Ferry,
It said that the Maryland legislature has refused
to paa a secession ordinance by a two-third vote,
It is reported that a six dava armiRti ho been
granted and that the Secretary of war has gone to
Richmond.
LFroa Ilarrlsbarg-.
HARRiscnto. April 30. Tbe Chief Justice of Ver
mont passsing here sayg North Carolina is almost
unanimous for secession.
MoxTOOMEnr. April 29. Congress met at noon.
The President's message was read. He announces
the ratification of the permanent Constitution by all
the Confederate States, and it only remains for an
election to be held for a designation of officers' to
administer it. He says the-dpclaration of war made
against this Confederation bv Abraham Lincoln.
rendered it necesRiiry to convene Congress to devise
measures necessarvfnr thn doipnw nf thf. ennntry.
m T" -, ' . - . ..
a ue t resident men reviews at length the relations
heretofore existine between the States and lhe
events which have resulted in tie present warfare,
referring to the result of tha mission of the Com-
fr i ers ta MDgton. he saya tbe crooked paths
w.Sif lomacr C! scarcely furnish 3 eple M
fiuT ta courly candor and discreitnees.aa wt s
the course of the United States Government to-
Vh d con'rnissiners.
cantiorfnidC:,t!:identalIJ" refers to .tlic prudent
t!m 1 Ll y the fleet off Charlefton during
thobombarhmentofFovtSumter.and pays a hMi
X'r? for- theiforbea
ance w-.ore, the heroism during, and the ma-ma-
of the family of nation, and to make treaties of
amity and commerce. He recommends tfce ap
pointment of other diplomatic agents, and savs thi
Confederacy through VicePresfdent 'stcpheL has
concluded a Convention with Virginia, by which
Virginia has united her powers and her; fortunes
with us.
He has satisfactory assurances that other South
ern States will unite their fortunes with nun Tt
says most of the Executive Departments are in tmc
cesssful operation. The Post Master General will
soon be ready to assume the direction of postal af
fairs. In conclusion, he congratulates the Confede
racy on tho patriotic devotion exhibited by the peo
plo of the Confederacy. Men, high in official and
social position, are serving as volunteers In the
ranks. The railroad companies, at liberal rates,
will transnort the mails and receive compensation in
me Don as ot tho Confederacy.
He says a people lhu3 united and resolved canno
fail of success. We feel that our cause Is ju3t and
holy and solsmnly pro est in the face of mankind
tnat we desire peace at any sacrifice, save that ol
honor and independence. We seek no conquest, no
aggrandizement, no concessions from free States';
all we ask is to be let alone, that nona shall attemr.t
uui-suujugauou oy arms. Tflia we must and will
resist to the direst extremity.
anu moment tms pretention is abandoned the
aworu wm arop irom our grasp, and we shall be
reaciy hi enter into treaties of amity and commerce
mutually beneflcal, but so long as this pretension is
maintained, with a firm reliance on that Divine
power which covers with its protection the just
cause, we will continue to struggle for our inherent
"s m :euura, independence and self-government,
"
From NewVorlr.
New Tori:, April 30. Bishop Ondenhook died
today;
The troops were concentrating around Baltimore.
iue reuerai troops are already in Western Vir
ginia ana Will 800n 06 DOSted at Fredprirt
It is reported that there were fifty votes in the
Virginia Convention aeainst Secession.
It is reported that martial law includinj the sus-
puusiun i nauats corpus wia soon be proclaimed in
the District cf Columbia and over the lines and
Railroad established by the Government for nation-
al purposes. It said that Maryland will not call a
vjoarenuon out will m ice a calm dignified appeal
The Virginia Convention
tablishing the Navy of Virginia and authorizing
the. k.nU : ,1 O
...u vaua issue 3 in iiu noies
The lights are extiogub-hed at Capes Henry and
Charles.
From Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, April 30. The Baltimore refugees
have returned home. The Union element is recu
perating. The Washington National Intelligencer says both
nouses of the Maryland Legislature passed reolu
tions affirming the right of the Federal Government
to march troops unmolestedly through Maryland
to defend Washington.
Southern correspondence ays North Carolina
will go out of the Union by acclamation.
The Virginians are removing all the machinery
from Harper's Ferry to Richmond.
The followins disnatchps
Orleans:
From Alexandria.
Alexandria , Va., April 30. Four war vt-aspls.
two war steamers, and two transports, with North-
I ern iruups, passea up wis mominfr.
I position.
I The Steamer Adeline of the Norfolk line was fired
I at 7 ne uarriet Lane r nday meht offRarinahan
I nocl ln the Chesapeake, and was boarded, but was
allowed to proceed. The citizens are still com-
peiieu w move n asmngton lor sympathy with the
South.
A large quantity of shall has been landed at Fort
Washington by the Government,
Two men. one from South Cftrnlin
from Washington are confined as prisoners in the
Capitol for being Secessionists.
The New York 7th regiment declare they will not
invade the South, and are consequently looked upon
with suspicion by the Administration."
The 11th New York resiment auarterrl nt the
inauguration Hall, revolted on account of bad quar
ters, and had to be removed to the Navy Yard.
A man named Boyd was shot on the island at
Washington, by two men on account of expressing
soutnern sentiments. He was called at mirlnir-t
irom nis Ded and shot.
From New Torlt.
New York. April 30. A special messenger goes
to Europe by tbe next steamer, to purchase S-300.-
AAn . i t j. .. . '
uuu wurui ui arms ior ino istate.
The Union men are leaving Eastern Virginia.
An armed rabble is depredating on private pro
perty.
Senator Mason made a violent secession speech
last night, (the place is not stated.) His arrest is
again denied.
From Baltimore.
Baltimore, April 29. A spontaneous Union meet
ing was held last night 20,000 persens were pres
ent, uueqmrucai union speecnes were made. Tne
stars and stripes were enthusiastically cheered.
From Phlla elpbla.
PnrLADELPnu, April 30. Regular trains are run
ning irom tiaitimore to Wheeling but are searched
by tne secessionists nt Harpers Ferry.
From New Orient!.
New ORLEAX3. April 29. Tho ship Ironsides,
nence to Liverpool with 2400 bales of cotton, and
8,000 barrels of flour cauzht fire at tho bar this
evening. The tow boat England is pumping water
mm iicr, uu mere are nopes oi saving ner.
I lie steamers of the Texas line were seized to
day by order of the Governor.
From JXarrUbBrir.
IlARnisnuF.n, April 30. Means are being adopted
to repair the bridges and pass around Biltimore to
tne lielay House Station.
PKOCtAiriATION.
Governor of the State of Tennessee.
TO the Sheriffs of the counties ef Warren, Cannon. Coffee,
Van Buren, Franklin Lincoln. Giles, Bedford, Marshall,
jiaury. nuiarri-ir Williamson, illclman Ilardio. Wayne,
Lawrence, inssiirtate Greeting: Yon ue hereby commanded
ijupcosaauo u an eitcuon. at all ins places cr roidingeire
tlnos In your resoeetlye counties, on the tf ih ht nf Jan int.
sfter hating giren the not'ee reqslrrd by law, fir the election of
a oiijor-ueuerai urine M division or tbe ilillUacf said Bute,
to fill tbe vacancy in said dirislon and due return thereof make
to me.accortmg to law.
In testimony whereof. I have herrunte set my hand
and caused tbe great seal of said Slate to be affixed
ainasnyiiicinetnaayor April. ieoi.
BytheGoyernor: ISUAM G. HARRIS.
J. a. RAY, Secretary of State.
apSG-dtw&wtdo
niEALi AND niCANSl
f f BAGS extra Family (bolted) Meal,
J J S barrel. White Brans, very fine.
Received this day, and now offered lew for cash by
apl20-tf COMBS tt MARTIN..
"Wasliville isiood liorse Hsociu-
T
BE Spring Mcetlnz orer the Central Course will eommenie
MONDAY, MAY 13tn, 1801.
MoNDAV.May 13th, ISfil Sweepstakes for untried three Teir
oils one mile heats t00 entry ; $IS forfeit rr
Gen WO Harding entgf Meteor, ky Child Harold, dam Ger
man, by Pacific, also, bf CaroImlrbylnoFrrthi.n
setts, by imp Yorkshire; al br c Corsair, byChilde Harold
.!-.-,, ..(,.. tv. ?.dt.n A I.. Tl.,..l. v n rr, . '
-. , -j,-,"..- r,. .....il, j "uaieaone
Doit DT ILGayockent chc Van Wyck.by HlghUnder. dam
tut.u, Muiy vvui) m.9t o ATeriasiing, by Highlan
der, dam ryShara. b
TctsnAV, May Hth, ISSlSwetpstakes for three years old
mile heats-S'oa forfeit. years old
Gen W G Harding ent br c Corsair, by Childe Harold, dam Cor
se tte. by Epsllon. '
A Turner ent chc Imp Albion, daiaown sister to Plight, by
Imn F-s-Ti stJiA n tvt J I
Gin B t Cheatham out eh f MolUe Goedloe, by Highlander, dam
Premium, by Imp Consul. xiguiou.r,ua
W Itoundtreeent eh f Lady KIppoe, by Imj. Albion, dam Eado
ra. by Irp Priam.
Soverei n. Kansas, by OHrer, dam Nebraska, by
TncasDAV, May 16th, 1831 -AsosciaUoaPurse 3flO-two mile
TaiSAV.MarlTth. 1831 Awi.tnn tn imin. vi.
SATVROAT.Msy I8th,18Gl.-AuoeiaUonPurse 250-dashof
uuu a va sail tt.rjeV.
Same Day-Association Purse 8100. with aa Inside stake for
jurra oiu mi eaimi forfeit.
Closed 1st of Pebrcarry lc6l Dr D T McGaroek ent b f Nina
n eoas, oy HigbUnder, dam Mary Elliott, by Imp Leviathan.
A Turner ent ch cbylmn AlMnn. rf- full .iit.r tn Vlirht.
Gen i B F Cheatham ent br o Eyerlastlng,by Highlander, dam ty
miwi ..
Wm Roundtree ent ch f Lady KIppoe, by Imp Albion, dam Eu
dora. by Imn Prim.
lagle It Wlngats ent bf Kansas, by Olirer, dam Nebraska by
imp aoyereign.
apSl.td W H JOHNS 9N, Sec'y.
FLAGS! FLAGS!!
Hang out Your EanHers I
I jr i. , , . n,n nf in. ilm A, if.1.
I nowprepareaw j-6-
apl!9-tf
4S Union street.
l'BIVAXU
'.TUITION.
T R. D. s. WRIGHT wishes to devote a portion of tbe cay
1 to giving private mm.wu uma, arenca,
a thematles, MOSie, ew.
R ooms oyer the Post QXce.
marSS-lm
SOI.DIEK TENTS.
0
T
HE underslrned hprrnared to furnish
Soldier's Teats
1 ll,.T.Arle9t notice.
OScers orgnli Ing" cotspanies would do well to call and see
me, at my iMAiirru ukj.
D A COLE.
Lebanon Turnpike, 1 mile frora the square
ap34-lm Nashville. Tennessee.
7 ittOTICE.
TjlROH and aJler the first, i ay of May pnxs all persons desiring
miuBS. la. CASH, st the Urns of such renewals. By order of ear
iMMVRtMawt v a. tp imiiui wnnn rMfAvivlhanstt.
iviu. ai AiUTLXK. Mecretarr
Teca Mar. and lire inssraace Co,
... , . JAMES WALKER, Secretary
fTCl-lm. ar&g Cewtfolal Iatwaaec C.
I
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-.ILLINOIS CENTJUL-JUILROAD.
IN THE
Garden State of the West.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
HAVE FOlt SALE
li200,000 -A.OX23
or
RICfL PAEM & LAUDS,
IH
TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS
OK
X.ONO CHED1T AMD AT LOW PRICES.
MECHANICS, 7 ARM IRS AND WOSEINQ MIX.
The attention of tha eater prUior and Industrious ntrtlen af
the community Is directed to the follosriss; staternenta and lib
eral inducements offered them by the
ILLINOIS CIN'TSAL RAILROAD COMP AST,
which, as they will pe'ceire, will enable then, by proper "erjer
Ky, perseverance and industry, to provld comfortable and per
manent homes for themselves and families, with, comparati rely
speaking-, very little capital.
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No State in tho Valley cftbo Mississippi offers so great an
inducement to the settler as ths 8tate ot Illinois- There Is so
portion or the world where all of the conditions of climate an4
soil ssadmlrasly combine to produce tho two treat staples,
Com and WnraT. as tta Prairies of Illinois.
RICH ROLLISO PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loam or the prairies Is cultivated with sucti won
derful facility that the ftrmers cf tha Intern and Middle States
are moving to Illinois In sreat lumbers. The area ef Illinois
is about iual to that of England, aad the soil is to rich that
it will support twenty millions of people.
RASTERS AND FOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contisuoss to a railroad 700 mile In lenrth-
which connects with other roads. aninaTinble lite, snd-i,.
ers, thus affordingan unbroken cammenxatioa with the Eastern
and Southern markets.
APPLICATION OP CAPITAL.
Thus far ctcita' and labor have been annlird in ieytlrmt tfc
soil: the sreat resource, of the itate in ceil aod Iron are almost
untouched. Tbe Invariable rule that the mechanic aria flanH.h
best where food and fuel aro cheapest, will follow at aa early
day In Illinois, and in the course of tfce next tea years tbe natu
ral laws and necessities or the case warrant tie belief that at
least Are hundred thousand people will be enraged its tha State
ol Illinois in the various manufacturing employments.
RAILROAD STSTEM OP ILLINOIS.
Over 1100,000 000 of private canlta! hare been exsendel on
the railroad system of Illinois. Inasmuch aa part of tho In
come from teTeral of these works, with a valuable public fund
inlands, go ts diminish the State Xxpeases, tboTAXSS .LilX
LIGHT, aad most, consequently, srrrj- lUy Jecrraje.
THE STATE DEBT.
The State Debt It only ll'UtGJEB II. .ai within Mm lut
thre years has been reduced iUjDJTiS 03. and we may reason
ably expect that In tea years It will become extinct.
PRESENT POPULATION.
The State is rspldir fUUce up with population: 8GS. 025 Ma
sons bavins: been added slnee lftSO, maklux the nreaent nonabv-
tion 1,719,43 a ratio ef 101 per cent la 10 years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products of Illinois are greater than those
ot any other State The Products sert out daring the pejgyear
exceeled l-SCO,OW tuns. The wheat crop of IS63 approaches
35,000,01) f bushels, while the corn crop yields not less than
HU.lwu.uou ousnels.
jci.nnn ur tuu.
Nowhere can tbe Industrious famer secure such Immediate re
suits for his labor as upon these prairie soils, they beins com
rosed of a deep, rich loam, the fertility of which is unsurpassed
Dy any on tne gioee.
TO ACTUAL CULTIVATORS.
Knee 18.il the torn pony hare told UCO.OCO acre.
3Av tell onlv to actual cultivator i. and ersrv contract eon
tainsanagreementtocalticate. lleroadhatbeeteonttract
ed through then lands of an expense of 9 tOsOOO OOO
In I85U. the population of forty-nU counties through
vhich it pastes was oty 336,508. since tcAfcl. 470.21)3
hate been added,tnaJng the xthole population 311801
a gain of 1 13 per cmt.
EVIDENCES OP PROSPERITY.
As aa evidence of the thrift of the people, it may be stated that
600,000 tuns of freight, Including 8,6C0,00O bushels .f grala
and3S0,0U0banelaof flour, were forwarded oyer the line last
year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workingmen will find the free school system
encouraged by the State and endowed with a large revenue for
the support of schools Theirchildrrn can lire In sight ef the
church and schosIhouses,snd grow up with the prosperity ef tha
leading Sute in the Great Western Empire..
PRICES AND TERMS OP PAYMENT.
The prices of these lands yary from 6 to $23 per acre, ac
cording to location, quality, etc Jlrst class farming lands
sell fcrabout JlOersjll peraere; aa1 therelatlye expense of
subduing prairie land as compared with wood land ts ln ratio ef
1 to 10 la favor of the former. The terms of sale for the balk
of the lands will be
ONE TEAR'S INTEREST IN ADVANCE
at six per cent per annum, and six tnt exsst note at six per. cent,
payable recpectlrely In one, two, three, four, fire, and six years
from date of sale; and four notes for principal, payable In four,
lire, six, and seven years from data of sale: the contract stlou
latin; that one tenth of the tract purchased shall te fenced and
cultivated each and every year, forne years from the date of
sale, so that at the end of are years one-half should be fenced and
under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, except the same shoe Id be at slat
dollars per acre, when ths caahprice will be & re dollars.
pamphlets dlsorlptlve of the lands, soli, climate, productions,
prices, and terms of payment, can be had on application to
3. W. POSTER. Land Commissioner.
Illinois Central Railroad.
Chicago, Illinois.
Tor the nsmes of the towns. Tillages and Cities situated open
ths Illinois Central Railroad see pasts 1SS. 189, 19U, Apple
ton's Railway Guide.
apZ3-dlw&.w0m
WANTED,
AT the Tredegar Iron Works, Richmond. TIrglnia. &aa
Hundred. Moulders, M.cMnelsts and BU-xsmlthi, to
inase Ordnance and Ordnance Fixtures, for the Confederate
States. Applications a uit bo made early at tbe Works
3 R ANDS SON tt C0-ap34-dlw
Richmond, Ys-
FLAG BADGES
AT
1.U C KS,
45 TJnlon Street.
apST-tf
PKEMIUM HARNESS.
C. L. HOWERTON.
I No's o and to Public Square, NaabTlllo.
Harness Manufacturer.
rtOACHand Buggy Harness of every style and quality kept
constantly on nana and aaan'actnred to trier Also,
Busry Collars. Kin aril Ttav 8kla Collars. Bridles. Halters.
and all other ar Ides saade by Harness Manufacturers all ef the
best matrrials and the finest workmanshlp.all of which will be
sold as cheap as e in be bought any waerela heCnltedBtates.
Too L HOWERTON'S Harness has been awarded the Sighr
est Premium at the Tennessee State Fair, the Kentucky - estate
Tairat Bhos Green, at the Limestone C'tinty fair, Alaba
ma; Asrieultnral Society at Athens.
manure l-dtjsn
Notice to the Citizens ol tiieseveHlto
District.
WILLirceire the nsmes of all those who are di-peseri
to enlist their names for Use purpose or
DEFENDING SOUTHERN RIGHTS,
and tendering their serriees f e the Goyernor, to be disposed
of as he may see proper.
I will atten-1 at the former site of the second ToU-Gate, .
atTuscaium Church, Nolenssuic rnrapiae.
s ir w It lies T w -safe
Xp Ir. usri, m- iAjiilr., jsu
"Hickory Guards" Attention.
Earraci at Bu. Douglas' old stand, on SbrtA Market
street.
"10MPAN Y meets erery nig ni at 7 o'clock, tor drill. All Ct-
1 siring to Join tne company, apply at me Barracks Coi
petent drill ofacers will be la auendacoe eyery evening to drill
tne members. WILL L POSTER.
-ap2-1 w
NOTICE.
Captain
WE have In store to-day
3000 pair Blankets,
uu niaatcu ti nppers,
4000 yards ot Golds for anlfcrms,
000 dozen country knit StocUnits,
20 000 yards Plaid Linsty.
aon mil, t.i.
SOD hearyBlanket Orereoats,
501 Pants.
ltttO yards Twilled Blue and Va -i
ap34-lv a A J DUNCAN-CO.
WAIt NOTICE.
EWM and after this date w will sell Goods erehteieely for
Cash, all my clerks have volunteered for the war and na
coarse is lelt ns.
apil Q fc F J.W. HO RTONfc CO.
NA SHVILLE GCABBS.
ALL persozs desiring to enlirt In this Company are rtquestrJ
to call nncn tha follntriT,-' r,tn at tnelr respective
! o&ees. on at tne rrndexyoru ot the Company, In third stoyof
South end ot Maxzxt Hocst.at 4 and H o'clock P. M. of
h every day. R, w. McGavocx, 1
jnji R. CaxATSiAX cammisuc.
Hon-xu. Wxsa,
Hiasqoakttu 2d Drrmt Txmcsn Mitrna.1
NashTiils,AprU17th,lStl. j
TO the Commanders of Volunteer Military Companies or tbe
!il Dirislon of Tennessee Militia, yos are heresy ordered to
report forthwith to th commander of the division the strength cf
your company, the number and description of arms, witn the date
r .,iLr, i,n rait o-derwillsmlrtoallcomnaaiesnow
organizing, tortport when completed
Major General 21 Division Tennessee MlllUa,
enia aaanyjiiisTtna.
DR. J. J. ABERNATHY,
TTS w a resident or NashTU'.e, and ofers his terrieH to the)
I eiilxeuJ of theetty asd surrocntllag cAssttry.
"JjySe-tlence, No. 10 HUhstreet. CSe oe; saeotlot.
MSUa "--
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