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WEDSESDAY ITIOIENING, MAY 8. 1S
KAILWAY MATTEltS
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RALLY! E ALLY !
FREEMEN OF TENNES
'Once More to tlio Breach!"
This Evening at 71 o'clock
OX THE
Let every freema.., with a Southern heart and a
patriotic pride, lay down all past differences and
ceme as one man to rejoice that Tennessee has
ntruck for " INDEPENDENCE'.'
livery man, woman and child, -who prefers to be
free rather than submit to Lincoln's usurpation and
the fanatics of the North ! All who dare to be free
from party prejudice! All who would rather die
freemen, than live subjugated ! All who can think,
feel and act for their rights and liberties, are ex
pected to bo present en masse and rejoice together.
Tho Military Kegiments and Companies! The
Brass and Silver Bands, and all citizens of here
and elsewhere will participate. All the Church
Bells are requested to be rung at 7J o'clock as the
signal for rendezvousing on the Square.
Order of exercises will be under proper officers.
Bistinguished speakers will address tho crowds
COME ONE 3! COME ALL!!
Col. Bate's Reoimext. In our issue of yestcrdsy,
we mentioned the formation of the Second regiment
of Tennessee volunteers, destined for service m the
old Dominion, under the command of the gallant
officer, whose name heads this article. Yesterday,
at tho encampment, the companies composing the
regiment, ballottcd for their respective positions,
which resulted as follows: Company A. Cspt.
Stephen- K. White of Rutherford; Company B,
Capt. John G. Anderso, of Maury; C, Capt. Uam--CllK;Er'
of DTiJ9a; E. CaP" Wm- Hale.
of Sumner; F, Capt. C. VT. lln.vr, of Shelby which
is the color company of the regiment; G, Capt. Tuos
II. Whits, of Rutesrford; II, Capt. Joux LI. Eir.ru
mxn, of Davidson; I, Capt. Jas. Denwistox, of Be -ford;
J, Capt. L. Ciulto.v, of Sumner; and K, Capt.
IIcuuuERY Bate, of Sumner.
After the announcement of the balloting for posi
tions. Col. Bate, M. W. Clcskt, and Lieut. Collixs.
of the Carolina Grays, delivered fome of tho most
stirring, appropriate and baautiful remirks we
have ever listened to. The gallant Bate was pecu
liarly happy in the diction and spirit of his address,
and the chivalrous Clcsst and Coi.unk were equal
ly felicitous in their impromptu efforts.
Citt Affairs. At the regular meeting of the
Board of Aldermn yesterday afternoon, the Mayor
submitted his report of checks issued during the
month of April, amounting to S3,5C2.7.
The Mayor nominated Mr. Rhea to represent the
city in the meeting of the Stockholders of the Man
chester and Alabama Railroad Company at Winches
ter on the Dth inst., which was confirmed.
The report of the Revenue Collector shows collec
tions since last report p mounting to SGG1.14 for cor
poration purposes, and S181.C5 for schools. Tho
"Water Tax Collector's report shows collections
amounting to $730.83. The Recorder reports collec
tions during April on account of license privileges
and fines amounting to S1.2S3.3S.
Mr. Ruf;a, from the Committee on Finance, report
ed the r.nnual settlement with tho Revenue Collector
and Treasurer.
Mr. Rhea, from the Committee on Finance, report
ed on sundry accounts amounting to Sli9.U.", and
recommended their payment.
The report of the Wharf Master shows collec
tions during the month of April amounting to
$515 77.
The report of the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department shows that the expense of the drjKirt
ment during the month of April amounts to Si,2G. 13
The only fire during the month involved a lo?s of
only S85. This fire was put out without calling
out the Department.
The report of tho Sexton of the City Cemetery
shows there were '.'" interments during tho month
of April 2S whites and 3 Macks 7 of this number
were from the country.
Tho report of tho second Clerk of the Market
hhows collections for stall rent during April a-
xnouniing to $155.
The report of the Keeper of the Work
House shows that there were 97 committals
during April, and that there were 30 remaining in
confinement on the 1st of May.
The bill to amend the laws regulating wharfage
was passed on its third reading.
The bill to establish Front street from Broad to
Castleman was passed on its third routing.
Mr. Cos offered a resolution pro vidins for a con
-vention of the two branches of the City Council
Tuesday afternoon, to elect a Revenue Collector
and to filllthe vacancy in the Night Police occa
sioned by thodeath of Wm. Long.
" At a regular meet ing cf Tennessee Lodge, No. 1,
American Protestant Association, on Monday evc-
nintr Gth inst., it was unanimously
7?nJI. That anv member of this Lodse who
may volunteer to fight the enemies of our country
,Uv of his leaving home until his re
turn.' be free on the books ot the Lodge from all
charees of dues,fcc
The A. P. A. i true to the cause of the South,
and had the society a firmer footing in our city,
would be able to furnish a volunteer company for
the defence of our rights.
Insurance can be obtained of W. J. Maui:. Insur
ance Agent, No. 25 College street in the Ikscrance
Coupant of the Valley op Vip.cixia, cash capital
$300,000, and SJO.OOi) in Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses. Applications also received
for Insurance in the Tennessee Marine and In
surance COMrANT of Nashville. Ap.2G-tf.
The Cincinnati GazHle, which had only honied
words for tho border slave States a few weeks ago,
is now lustily calling upon the Lincoln Govern
ment to blockade the Mississippi and Ohio rivers at
Cairo, to prevent Missouri sending provisions to
Tennc'sseo and other Southern States. It declares
that "thousands of tuns will be sent off to feed trai
tors under the shallow construction put upon
"contrabrand goods" by some of our wiseacre
Governors, and the want of prompt aciion on this
point by the Federal Government."
Tho Cincinnati (Svelte gives a list of fourteen
Tessels that arc ready and will be ready during the
next six months to blockade the Southern ports, and
then upon the heels of this showing, declares that
the blockading force under Capt Stwnuuam will
consist of at 1pu fiftv war vessels, accompanied by
sufficient t-tPam trurisDOrta for the accommodation
of a land force 20.000 strong." The Gazelle under
stands the brag game.
Cairo to ue Blockaded. We learn from the
Clerk of the steamer John Kainc. which arrived
" ' -from Louisville yesterday, that it is the intention of
the officer commanding at Cairo, to blockade the
river there to-day. As tho twenty days allowi d by
Lincoln for the rebels'' in this section to flesperse
.have elapsed, it is not only possible but probable
that the statement is true. Memphis Avalanche
May C.
From the Savannah X(vi.
Farewell toVankee Doodle.
Y tntee Doolie, fire 70a veil ,
"lUcsaolcottin float-yen; .
Ome they liked youvery well,
, . But now they'll do without you.
YasVes Daodle cstd to treat
Old Araip'y u s Delihbor;
lie didn't grab h'.i b' eid and meat,
Sorcntilithlj labor. .
But Doodle cow bis ROt jd keen,
i'or every dlny ihllllae;
Propose e job. howevr mem
And Tuakce Doodle' w illinj.
Doodle, too, his hid tho luck
To peta ne rellslon;
A kind ot roly 1 to plask;
At everybody' plseea.
Doed'e' morbid cmaoieEce straiaj,
With Puritanic vUor,
To loore the enly Irlen'ly ehalnl
Ihit ever toacd a signer-
Yet. DotdleknoTj u wHajI,
Thtt sa-n ! t came aodfreal iffl,
De"d t-e a million leM die,
before ho'd help to letd tm.
Tankee Doodle eent nsdown
A pliant missionary;
Jlii name r Captsln J ohnny Bwrn,
Xne Priest or Harper's Ferry.
f i with pikes be tried to majrnlfy
Tbe Rospel creed i'f lieeclcr.
But old Virginia lifted high
TtUrallitiry Treacher
Tet, dory th'anime Is sung,
As if llh s'n uotaintei:
The bloody wretch by justioe Inns,
Uy bigotry is gilntel.
Yankee Doolie, cow goo! bye,
V.'e roam a thinz to rotten,
Proad Independence is the cry,
Of sujar, riceanl cotton.
Scndat School. The officers, teachers, parents,
and children connected with the MeKendrie Sunday
School are requested to meet this evening at 8
o'clock, to elect officers for the ensuing year. A full
attendance is requested.
Daily .Trajror-nieetiiifr.
By order of the secssion, a daily prayer-meeting
is held in the Lecture room of the 1st Presbyteri
an church at C o'clock P. M. Tho special object
of this meeting "is to pray for the blessing of God
upon our soldiery who are" now embarking upon
the tented field. All christians and the community
generally are most cordially invited to unite with
us in these services. may-8.
AuTiLLEr.T. Col. Milton A. IIayses, who is en
cased in raising an Artillery corps, has gone to
Memphis for a few days. Capt. J. M. Kincheloe I
will supsrintend the formation of the corps during,
the absence of Col. Haynes. He is at the Commer
cial. Barracks will no w be furnished those joining
the company, and rations will bo served out aa
soon as the company is formed.
Important Meltino. We are requested to say
that there will be a meeting of the Captain3 of all
the different companies of Home Guards in the city
and county, at the City Ilall this evening, at two
oxlock, P. M. A full attendame is desir ed.
Works on Military Tactics. Messrs. Green & Co.,
No. C Union street, have just received an invoice of
works on military tactics.
STATE CONVENTION
SECOXB SATURDAY IN BIAVI!
After consultation with many of our politica
friends, in various portions of the State, it has been
agreed to hold a State Convention, to nominate acan
didate for Governor, on Saturday, the 11th day of
May. We 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 Een'oufly endangered by the
triumph of our opponents. It behooves all who op
pose Black' Republicanism, Federalism and civil
war, to buckle on their armour for the contest. Le
us be up and doing.
MA It II I EC,
In this city, Tuesday eite-nocn, the 7th inst.. byRev.Dr.
Howell, Dr. JOBS HEXEY CCRUY to MUsMAKY T., eldest
daughter cr the late X G Eastman.
CITY NOTICES.
Harries Crcatu Ale Pure.
Lovers of Ale hive pronounced this the most de
lightful beverage of the day, and Thysicians con
tinue to recommend it for the cure of the worst cases
of Dyspepsia.
Its virtte lies in its purity. Bamg compounded
solely of malt and hops, its curative properties mus
at once become apparent ts these acquainted with
the virtue ef either ingradiest. Us manufaeturo is
conducted vith the most- ecrupulous care, and it 1b
undeniably the Bkst Ale m-snufactured either in
thin or the old country, ot the present day.
It contains no intoxicating liquor cr injurious
drug, and it will not ittozicate. During the heat
of summer, it is the safest and most healthy bever-
ge that can be used, and produces none of the evil
fleets caused by ths use of distilled liquor.
It is putup in barrels for the use cf dealcss ; 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 the -wholesale terms by ad
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in r.ll cases, accompany the or
der, and funds cn all sslvpnt banks taken at par.
Address the solo Wholesale Agent,
Louis M. Miller,
II Broadway, N ishville, Tcnn.
rah29 dly.
A Change. We have this day sold to Mr. F.
Klein our entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor coods. He will continue the business in all
its various branches, and wc ask for him a liberal
share of the public patronage heretofore extended
to us. He has a very handsome stock of spring
goods, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in all
articles. Mr. M. F. Seltz can be found at nit umcs
in the house of his successor, ready to settle with
all who owe. Seltz & Harris.
mchS 2m
SritiNO Clothinu. Messrs. Thovlv & Rowan, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel,
have just received a large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they nre 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. raarchS-dlm.
For Rent A desirable suit of rooms in tho
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office. dec29-tf
Wanted,
A Fartncr wanted with from 1,000 to 1,500 dot
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 Roheht. P. O.
Nov. IS, ISCO-tf.
" PANIC STRUCK!"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AXD CJOA11S
in the State, I will sell from this time
Without Slcciird to I'mlll!'
J. W. LANGLKY,
J 1 Union street.
r. b.
Dit. R. Rcssell. Duxtai. Suroeox. Dr. R. hegs
leave to invite the attention of thoc interested, to
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth, upon
vulanite as heing 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
rahility. lightness and purity are ahundantly testi
fied hv the numerous certificates. Dr. R. ia contin
ually receiving in their favor. Cilice No. 11 Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations cn the mouth performed as
usual. marchli-tf
SMOKE. S.TSOKE, A3LX SMOKE.
" Away Dull Care.
Have .siit Kcceivt'd another lot oi
those Imported rincipe segars,
ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBAC
CO FOlt THE MEERSCHAUM Pll'-iS,
at 44 Union Street,
J. V. L ANGLE Y
ri b.
11 a v a re a sr. a Ait si
JOHN' WHORLKY. a2 South Market St.,
Nashville, Tenn., 20.000 Imported I III"
vaiinWH7 VELirSD rEOlf BAVAXA.
I, ntct Sews from Old Virginia!
JOHN WHO Jt LEY,
32 Soutli Market Street,
sTii-L, AE5CAI.
vrnorlcy Itoclt City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PUliE AXD NATURAL LEA!
without 1AT AD UL TEH A TIOX.
Shoes! Slices! I
FiKRAn, Disisukes & Co. arc opening a mot heau
tiful lot of Snoes of all kinds, especially for Ladies
and OiUJren. Call on them, ladies, they are heautl
fill, and they sell tliem very low for the Cash I
marchl 1-tf.
SI'RXXG CLOTHING.
We are receiving our stock of Spring and Summer
GoUiing and lUrnishing Goods for men and boys.
which wc are selrng at prices to suit the times.
Also a fine lot of Cloths, tassimeres and Vestings,
made to order. AVakd, Bekmixghim & Co.,
mar22-2ra No. 20 Puhlic Square,
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
An. eiperienori Nursa end 7eiaJe Physician, pretests: to "
ntion of cotters, her
SOOTHING -STRUT,
roil CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates tho process of lee thin?, by softening the
gams, reducing all inflanmstion will allay all psinand spaa
taodie action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE. BOWELS.
Depend upon It, taothen, It will, give rest to yourselves, d
Relief and HoalUa to yonr Infants.
We havennt up an t sold this article for ever ten years, and
CAN BAT, IN CONFIDENCE AND TKDMH of it, what we
hare never been able to ear of aoy ether medicine NKYER
HAS IT FAILED, IN A SINQLK INSTANCE TO EFFECT
A CCHE, when timely used. Never did wrtiowan instance cf
dissatisfaction by any one who used it. Oaths contrary, all are
dtlighted with its operations, and ipea In terms of commenda
tion or its magical effects ad medical virtues. We speak in
this matter "WU AT WE DO KNOW," after ten years experi
ence, and pledge our repvtaitonor tie fulfillment of vhat
tie here declare. In almost every instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and ezhanaticn,rel!ef will be found In fif
teen or twenty minutes after the syrup Is administered.
This valuable preparation la the prescripUon of one of tht
most experienced and tWlfvl Hursei in Not Bjgland,
has been used vith never falllna eucccet In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieve the child from pain, but Invigorates
stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and ener,
to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve
Griping In tUc Rowels and Wind Colic,
andoveicomeconvulsons, which, if not speedily remedied, end
in death. We believe It the btU and turest remedy in tAa
world, in all cases ol Dysentery Diarrhaa in Children,
whether it arises from teething, or from any other came. We
would say to every mother who has a child suffering from any
of tho foienolng complaint do not let your jirejuMces,
nor tJU prejudice of (IKert, stand between you and your suf
fering child.and the reller that will be eitre yes, absolute!))
lure to follow the use of this medicine, if timely used. Full
directions for using will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fic-simils of COMIS & PUKINS, New York, is
en the ontsids trrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the worM.
Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, N.T.2
PEIOE ONLY 23 CENTS DOTTLE.
oct30 d.tw&wlv ins
DB. KING'S DISPEKSABY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
fiyvSt DR. KINO, formerly of Nerf York, Tor the 1
rfl iry fonryeirs of Louisville. Kentucky, and who
deToted his attention to the treatment of private dUeases for o'er
thirty ycrrs, flatters himself, harlnz attended to a practice fer so
many years, and cured so many thousands, he is eiiabted to cu o
all diseases of a private nature, co maUer how bal they may b
from lniudidoasoedlcaltreatment,orfrcm Leglectoftheirown
Dr Klnir's Dispensary is No. 33 Deadrick street, between Cherry
and the Square, where he cures all diseases of a private nature-
Gohohbka cured without naucious medicine or lrterference
from business . . , ,
8TKiCTcr.rs of old or recent date, effectually cnredlnafew
davs.by an operation which causes no paio. Where a stricture
exist, health cannot be eDjoyel. Perhaps no diecjse causes more
mischiefandunderminestheconstitntionsvmnch.
Srrnrus, with all the diseases of the skin, growing out f n
lector bad treatment, can be effectually cured in a few days.
SixiK.L WiAUxrss, particular attention having been given to
this disease, and all the consequences growin rout olit, brought
on in many cases by the destructive habits of inconsiderate
Youths and cxcesstTe Indulgence of tbe passions, a neglect of
which will undermine Che constitution, rendering the subject un
fit Tor business or society, and causing premature old ate.
Females who nay be laboring with any difficulty of the Womb
may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by wntingand stating their case, with
a fee enclosed directed to Dr A. King, No. 23, Deadrick : street,
Nashville, Tenn .will ha teth necessary medicine sent to thtlr
aMress, with necessary directions. Strict secrecy oiserved. OEo
hours from 9 o'clook In the morning until 9 in the evening.
cay23.185D-l&ily
RELIABLE INSURANCE.
The Iliiriford Fire Insurance Co.,
CHARTERED At D. 1 8 10!
Tlio oldest Insurance Company dolng
Busincssiu tlto Sontli.
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSST3 1,000,000.
THIS Company rests Its claim te patronage on the following
facts:-
Jj'.lt has been doing a legitimate Insurance business for
HALF A CENTUBY.
TT7 Ithas acquired 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 former eourse,and jeopardise a character so long and
deservedly enjoyed.
IC It possesses bona fide scans to the amount of a
BULLION DOLLARS:
JXpIt has TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAK3 In Tennessee
Bute Bonds, deposited with the Comptroller, as an
Additional Gnarantco
to its pl!c7 holders in this State.
JO It contributes to the revenue of the State by the annual
payment of tare, on license.
Property holders wishing to protect their property by a policy
of Intuiance, In a really solid Company, one that will stand np
boldl, andpsy every just claim aga nst it, let come what nay,
wiU accomplish their objectsny calling at the Agency of this
Company, No.25 College street. . . .
W. J. MAES, Agent.
Josira Nash, State Agent for Tennesree, Kentucky. Missis
sippi and Arkansas will attend to the prcmpt adjustment and
payment of lasses in his district.
Mr9-dA.tw3m
CHEROKEE CURE!
AnunfaiUiceure or Seminal Weakness, Noc
turnal Euimisisioiisi, Impetevcy, lo of Fewer,
Pains in the Back, bto'i in the ldler, Obtiructed
and Difficult Menstruation, and nil Diseases caused
by deviating from. Vis path of Satun, and indulging
in Seif-PoUution.
By tbe use of this "Cure" all improper discharges are remov
ed, the weakened organs of generation are speedily cured, and
full vizor restored.
Eithpr sex. contemplating marriage, should refiect that a sound
mind and body are necsairy to promote connubial happiness.
In the "Cherokee Cure" the poor debilitated, worn down and
despairingdevotee or sentuai pleasure win oou reira.
It is safe and pleasant in taste,batimmcdiateinits action; con
taining no Mineral poison, out is prepareu iroa pure r6ciuio
extracts, in the form of a delicious syrup.
Price $2 ir Bottle, or three bottles forJ5, and and forwardsd
by expiess to all parts of the world.
cola oy an respeciaoic iru:)fit,tij "t..
TOTTfiR & MEBWIN. Proprietors, St. Louis, Mo.
Sold In Nashville by Ertng & Pendleton, Berry It Demoville
. W. Ilendershott, and by Druggists everywhere.
oct28-dtwtwly
Tlio Great Eiiglish Kemcdy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEJIAL V
2'roteclcd
Lectori.
Patent.
uy rtonyi
rrepareifromaprcscririlcnej mr j C!arie,Jf.J.,rhy
Tfi.!,iT.lnHt.rafdirtne is unfiilinz In the cureof allthot'
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female cccstltuti
is subject. It moderates all excess and removesall obstructor
and a speedy cure mey lie relied on.
;o .laamuu liuuic.
it is cecullarlv suited. It Trill, in a short time, ;or
monthly period with regularity.
Kach bottle, price One Deliar, bears the Government
GreatBritala, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
r.i Tmm t.iiuU tui h taien bv females d rino
rrr.v7 uinKP. MiiXTHSof Preonanev, as thev artsurx
bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe.'
in an cases 01 nervous an cyum auo, u. -
Back and Limbs, Fatigne on slight exertion, Palpitation of the
Uea-t, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when
allothcr means havo failed ; and although a powerful remedy,
do not contain iron, calomel, antjaony,cr anjthinghnrtfulto
the constitution
Full direc ions In the pamphlet aro nd each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Bole Agent for the Unltcl states ana vanaas,
JOBMOauS.fLateJ.O Bal-jwinfcOoi.)
ltochester.N.T.
N.B. M.eoand slxrestase stumps enclosed to any anther
litd agent, will insure a bottle containing 50 pills, by return
m!tiA in N.'-inhT Bern & Dsmoville and G. W Htndar-
h:t:,Jt Q. Blown and all rescftiUbledruectjlA i
MRS. WINSLOIVt
An experienced nurse and female physician, has a Soothln
Byrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the proces
of teething, ty softening the gums, reducing all lnaammauon
will allay all pain, and la sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, It will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your Infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. See adver
tisement in another column oct&J-ly
IMiuifIci Hani she tl !
Faces' Xtndo Clear!
KOV
By one week's use of the Magnolia Balm! A psreectly harm.
less but elegant and electnol preparation.
Price SO cents per bottle. Bo'.d everywhere
W E 1IAGAN it CO.,Proprieiort,Troy,N.Y.
febll dtwSai
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN TSIOUSUVD.
DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOh
"B"TAS universally supplanted all other Ointments and healing
HHS .nuilreitlnns in both the Kaitern and Western nemlspheres,
wherever Introduced; and its ntrinsic merit is the true secret
of Its success In all cuMneous acjums.wneicer me cause oe
accident ox disease.
BURNS & 2 SCALDS
arelnsUntlyrelieved of theirs, anguish, pain and nflam
mation.by a timely applica- V tionofthis marvellous heater
nn th fiesh Is renew as If J by a charm, n blasolsh or
scarremaining.
tiik raiKKD orX tub nursery
Children are freiuent euf 'Z ferers from external Injurlet
..i,ti, from Fluid and G Camphen Ixrioeions Vhtf
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
..nil. .t hand. TthMli! tore Breast, andd uickly re
moves the TETTER or UINO- WORM, so prevalent in the
TO TRAVELERS BY O 8A AND LAND.
m.. u..nin!.t. th Tra- r Ttltr. and every other lndl
lnt tn ltfei throws him within the
T1UU1 wf avvi , . .
chance of accident from erplo- w sion,fre.ot colliston, should
bear in mind that this Magie Extractor is bis best and only
friend It is bcth portable j? and cheap, and should ever
be his companion, as a friend In need There are thousands
of living witnesses to testify H to its marvellous virtue, who
owe their eouna iimu. uu mujc , ... ...B
The followingare a fw cfj theIafmjo!(iMerorwhlco
D ALLEY 8 MAUIUAAll-AAK AAIBAWU. .
TIVK ai well s 0UB-K: p
Burns,
Bruises,
Boils,
Broken Breast,
Bites of Reptiles,
Cancer,
Cricked Lips,
happed Ilands,
-bllHalns,
firamp,
Contracted Oords:
XryslreiAi Pores of al kinds
littula, Shot wounds,
Frost Bites, Scrofula,
Fever Sores, Scarry,
Felons, 8calds,
GlaudabrPiseasei, Scurf,
Mercurial Soies, Scald Oead ,
Falnseenerally, Sprains,
Pimples, Braalirox,
Piles, Tumors,
Toison, Tetter,
nh.nTn.iiitn. Ulcers.
Chafes,
n:.-o..rihavin. Rm)im. Venereal Bores, at
Bold at Hie principal Depots, 14 Broadway, New Tort, and !1
..mi Pb.rtS.. rtroet. New Orleans, bv J. WRIGHT f- CO.
General Agent. It can be obtained ef all respectable Druggta!!
... - -1 . .1. VtV,.TTttal Bfnt.. unA P ATI All A.
IJHAlCIUiaill. UUUU(UUW1UB Viumi vwn.
tprSVGO-d.tff&wIv
TpRLder haTe yon n Prof. Wood's advertisement in oar
paper. iMa 11; 11 wm interest yon.
rnar23-d&wly
"Ltt grod digestionwalt on appetite," Is a wiih that noneap-
praeute more tnau tnoss mat nave neiiner ise ene em m
et. fHaw many expedients are in vogue new a dijs to raise an
aBCitta nufaftxi unit Itl snhiliinlM." TjroCl In form, but
allktfangerona and hurtful, throw -lie system' Into the other
exweme, ana ice "iai Kate" ounaimaniawo; m"
not so however.Utt with Wright's Rejuvenating
Ktlxlr. which Li a powerful tenlc and restorative, and after
reoperatlng the tone or the stomach leaves It in a healthy and
Vigorous condition. Bold by aU respectable druggists throngh-
euttao United States anauanaoa. J. wmuiit &
proprietors, Ke Orleans, Id
Bold also byallSrttggisU laKashville.
(ill dtwi.wlm
)AU.I2tS lUAUICAJU I'AIN EXTRACT011
TVi. wrtlW ,.t Awfrln hi hn rnantmnnslT accorded la faVOT
of this sterling alleviator of human suffering In ail parts of
me woru, wnerever introancea, 11 lormwiiu
ether appliance lor ovs'y rpedes of Wound, Bote, Eruptive or
. - . . . . . . . t 1 .unit, r.rn
uuianeous aiseraeri it is aiw iseaimiKru ciu ih..."
tha Wtea of venomous reptiles, mosquitoes and wasps and has
thegreatestsileofanymedidneintheworld. Bold attheprln
dpal depots, !14 Broadway, N Y., and Chartress street. New
Orleans, by J WEIGHT ex. 00 General Agents. leo by au
druggists and merchants,
apll dwln.
II A. FAMINES XOCK'S
VBEMIITGB
lias long bten regarded with favor and confidence, by largo
body of tt.e regular medical prolesslon in every 8tate in the
Union as a preparauen unsurpassea cy any, sen is ouijr u
cribtdby themost eminent physicians thronghought the United
Stales. During Ihe iocs period of its continued popularity,
spurious and counterfeit Imitations have from time to lime made
thIr appearance Never haa it been more necessary on the part
of the buyer to exercise a Judicious caution in purchasing the
genuine article man at wis time. -iLfse lmiianons arc w
closein their external resemblanco toll A. yamrsaxoua. 1
Tnirnt...n trt hwplt rlrcnlAtivl tn nnl nnon tbe nnsCSPeCtlDg PUT
chaser an article which he neither wished cor intended to buy.
It is enough to buy or an accredited agent; but every pmccaetx
must use vigilance to avoid being imposed upon, snd murtex
amine every bottle to assure himself that he is buying the genu
ine I A. rAnxBTOCk a Vermifuge,
apll-wlm
.Ttiit TTrr nnrtKfa.Onr Attention was tlflj momioir to a friend
of our, who, a few months ago, was sickly, feeble and debiilated
now pe is beamy, strong ana roousi. inis grew tmuju0
produced by taking JlcLXAH'a CiLUBATxn 8te'sothkkuo Coa
dial Shis Is a real lixib or Lirr.
We advise tvery reader who may be sickly and debilitated, and
all who are well and wish to keep so, to try it Evening Mirror,
apll-dbwlm
I'llOF. WOOBtS
Restorative Cordial
AXD
BLOOD KEIVOVATOK.
Is precisely what its rai e Indicates, fer, while pleasant
U the tastejt Is revivifying, exhilarating, andstresgh
'eniDg to the vital powers. It alio'revivlfiea, reinstates
v 'and renews thebloadin all Its original purity, and thus
W restores and renders the ij stem invulnerable to atticks
of diseass. It is the only preparation ever offered to the
(world In a popular form so as to bs within tbe reach of
f all. So chemically and skillfully combi ;ed so aa to be
Ithe most noweiful tonic, and vet so peifectly adapted
jj'tj asfo act in perfect accordance with the latcsqf
nature, ana nence stain ine iceaxositiemaai, ana
tone up the digestive organs, ana allay an nervtus ana
other Irritation. It is also perfectly exhillratlng In Its
effects, and yet Is never followed by lassitude or deprea
sion or spirits. It Is composed entirely 01 vegetaoies
aa J thote thoroughly combining powerful tonic and
soothing properties, and consequently can never injure.
Sucha remedy has long ben felt to be a desideratum in
the medical world, both by tbe thoroughly saillcd in
medical science, andalso by all who have suflcred from
debility, for it needs no medical skill cr knowledge even
to see that debility follows all attacks or disease, and
lays the uDguardtd system open to the attacks ot many
of the most daagerou, to which poor humanity Is con
stantlv liable. Such. for eiamile, as ths following:
Consumption, Bronchitis, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Less
ol Appetite, Famtr.ess,ervnuB irritaouiiy.seuraigia.
GllMght Sweats, Languor, Giddiness, and all that clas of
Hu, .Af.rnii.r.riMinnHiwnnminin 'mp.rai m
female Weakness and Irregularities. Also, Liver De 1
ra"graents orTorp!dlty,and hirer Complaints, Diseases
of the Kidneys, Scalding or Incontinuence of toe Urine,;
or any general derangement of the Urinary Organs,
rain In the Hack, oiae, ana between iue ououiacrs, pre 1
disposition Slight Colds, Hacking and Continued Cough tj
EmaciaUon.DiflIeultyof Breathlng,and Indeed we -nlghtj"
enumera.e many mere still, but e have space only to I aa
Siy.lt wlllnotonly cure the debility following Chills) f J
nn4 TeTer.butnreventall attacks arising frou Mlas V
ft
mtle Inflnenceaond curethediseasesat once.italready
Hei attacked. And as It acts directly and persistently upon
HJ the biliary system , arousing the Liver to act ion , premo-Li-
in a,..n th pTcretions and secretions of the!
wste'm, it will Infallibly prevent any delirious conse-S
ouences following upon change of climate anl water;! M
. .... 1 .k.nMTiaBa. kitl. .ill. tVn nm, I
nence an iravcici.uji.iu ..v.v uu
ill should take a table spoonful at least before caUcg
11 rans.it should te in the hands of all persons of seden-,
V hary habits, students, minlsterr, lltsrary men. And all
ladies notaccuatomea to mucaoui aoor exercise snouia
!r.v.n.Rlt. If they will they will find an asreeable
pleasant and efficient remedy against those ills which
rub them of tae.rteauty; for beauty canno exist with
out heilth, and health cicnotexist wh'le the above ir-'
regularities continue Thenagain the Cordial, Is a per
fect Mother's Relief. Taken a month or two before the
final trial she will pass the dreadful period with perfect
aRa .nd ufetv. There Is no mistake about, this Cordial
isall wecl'imforit Mother!, try it ! Andtoyeuwe
ppealtodetectthe illness or decline not only of yourj
ri.anf-htiribelors 11 11 wo iatc, uu. atvu yuariaoiaaa
husbands,for while the former, from false delicacy,olten
Vn.!invn to a nresature era e rather than let their con
dition be known in time, thelatter are c ften so mixed up!
with the excitemeniei Business wai u u verensiieryou
thv ino would travel in't"e same downward patn, until
I J . . . r ir.n 1... . .1 .
tno lali, tnarresilueiriaiaiiAii aunuc lavuicr u ai
a iwajs vigilent,andto jouwecocfilently appeal:forwe
M are surey our never falling affection will unerringly point
iyou to Prof. Weed's Hestorative Cordial and Biood P.en
ovatoras the remedy wh.ch should be always on band
fl ' n timeofceed 0. 1. WOOD, Prjprietor.441 Broadway,
UJ xev Ycrl, and 114 Jlaraet street, St. a.ouis, jio.
Sold by all good Druggists. Trice One rollar per Bottle.
Hold ,a Nashvilleby fc
BERRY b. DEMOVILLK,
BROWN tz EVAS.
DEMOVILLE Si CO.,
and all good Drug;ista In the city.
mar2-dwly
Glad News for the Unfortunate J
THE LOSG SOUGIIT FOB
Discovered at Last.
CHEROKEE WEMEDY,
An nnraillnjr Specific ror all Diseases ol
tlic I rinary OrKrini, and a (icncral
Alterative and IJIood Purifier.
THIS " REMEDY"' CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
It Is entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Ytne
. ( .... m.naral nr.t.nn AT TUmMCUS
real uiscaso, a. . wuuuai I ,
drags wiBg prepArea irom roo bi uwu aim
Tt nature's own remedy for Gonorrhea, (Hap) u.eti,
Gravel, Strlctare, ana is especially recoin mended far Fiuoi XI
,m .... . . -tn f a a.;. .nnTalnt It fa InVBlntnil.
as a ffenerat aiteraave aau uujuu iui.uci( i ftw -m
does col lau 10 care Btruiui, cvUUuij .jrA.u.., b
ixelllniTS. mercurial and all eruptive diseases, caring them
I .um.nDnMif thin nvr nthpr ITlMI
more ipcrun MU r aaa. ia j , ' . .
due known. It does this by purifying and cleansing th
a a f A sa -11 (a A.iirtiial nrtrltv ft nil VlfTfir .
Diooa I uausmc ifc w aiuw iu ui - ,.5.u. r .
r at-. I 11 1 .nn.A r A MrT)lrtnTll ffln tP
inus removing irem uia jciii aiiAiG r"-w"
which have induced disease. . , , ,,
, TT , i n m-n fiirt. tit hftTii hafTltM all
ID hii gm C43tiui uuajup s uw " ' v
medical still, it Is especially recommended in old cases it
never fans. &narrccflmuwt.tuiM v,. ""i: . ZT i
few doses positively removes all scalding heat, chorda and
' . . . . . . .V ln-a wtt. ... ila.. n
it coes no. eweci io uiuu. v. i... ... . ...
business. . .. .
It requires no assistance from other memciue.
v. i . I. . ..II... . L,a -. tn n nrtHntinff rfMlT . With
out its ever being suspected as a " remedy" for private du-
A Treatise on Venereal Diseases, with nil diioctions for their
permanent cure, accompany eacn uoiue.
For full directions get a Circular free from any drug stin
1 . la BUt-l ai retail iui 1'' .
.. I 1 1. 1 J ' . . n n.A.Ilna. .1 ..Vl.
by an respenstme araKK111" uu uc-.ici. m . iwmi.
me UnilOU D.aS, 11U ft, .UUlaie MJ o.. n ui . aft . .
l'OTTEK & MEUWIWs Sole Proprietor
ST. LOUIS MIB50UEI.
fr,U In Nishvllle bv O. W. Ilendershott, Birry t Denov
Etrlnr & Pendleton, and by all responsible druggists e
where. oct23dtw&wly
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidanre aced in
A-RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM TTII
NEW OHIiEANS TUBE DELTA,
'There mi te bo no eicuse for thin er tray Hair, now
the celebrated 11e!sstrt' Iximitablr Hair Ristorativi
can Ve had."
rioa tex
CliEVEIaAND 1'liAIN DEAEEIt.
'VTipii ni-nnle can nrolect their Hair from thetell-tale marks
of age, when they can luxurate in glossy black locks at au ad
vanced period of their lives; when white and gray Hair can be
turned to a beautiful black cr auhnrn; when Hair can be maie
to crow upon bald heads; when all this can bedone.it cannot do
any harm to tell what will do It. HEIMSTREKT'S HAIR HE-
BTOHATIVK will do it. this ust l.esiorauve is, ueyuua ptr"
adventure, the best thing cf the kind ever Invented The tacts
In our possession, in regard to this wonderrul preparation, war;
rant us in unqualifiedly recommending it."
trou TBI
ST. I.OEIS HUt'CKtlCAN
"Many of onr first citizens In St. Louis are speaking In glow
ing terms of this article."
no ibi
CAIRO CITX GAZETTE.
"This Incomparably excellent nresaration for the Restoration
of Grey Hair to the original color, to preserve Hair from Sill
Ing out, and to cure boldnesss, is on sle et Humphrey St
Brown's In this city.. The eidence that this Restorative is ne
hamburg Is conclusive. Testimonials to mil eueci may d
found In almost every paper In the country."
VR0H Tnt
SOUTH WESTERN UlTIST.
Leave dies alone, and use only some reliable Restorative,
like HetastNet's Inimitable."
Sold everywhere rrlce sue ana 31 per Eoitie.
W. IS. HAGAN U CO., Proprietors.
feb21-dtwfcw3a Troy, New Yrk.
Dark, Ulosy, nnd
Euxurintit Hair I
IIOW!
By using nelmstreet's Inimitable Restorative. Don't use
anything else on your Head.
Price 50c and SI per bottle. Sold everywhere.
W. E. HAQAII Ai CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
Sea aa ad vertisemeat headed,
"YOU EOOIC IN VAIN.'
jpctSB-lydtwfcv
v-iti riarlr. Grfsrorv & Co: Gents: I nu chased two bottles
of your Ambrosial Oil, which has given attire sttisfaction in
Oolic, Toothache and Headact e.
Oyruston.Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
Messrs. 01ark Qrsgory & Co. Nashville, Tcnn .-Gentlemen: It
gives me pleasure to tell you that your Ambrosial Oil has givea
me great reller, and I may say, more ease than the use ot any
other medicine
1 have used ne bottle and one half of your Ambrosial Oil,
and from the ease it has given me in jy Rheumatic suffering, I
would not be without the ether bottle and one halt for any price,
provided I could not gtt an more. Respectfully.
v W. O. PUBSLEY.
RlBggold, Ga., 8ept 3d, 1839. apll-d&w2w
THE
:&aCc51;iS22.Clca, 33123?
A r-EIlFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FOR
FinrpEEs, hl.otcit.es,
rKECK.EES,ET;PTIO?iS.
SUNBURN OB TAN.
mHIS Elegant Preparation renders the Skin soft and fresh,
freshing it applied to the face after exposure to the sun, and
will rive Immediate relief to the Sting of Insects. Nothing
. ru,. It,. I.. .nmnn.Illnn Tl.n rnnfnt. nf haft!
POISBDOUB CJ1M71. lw . v..-jij.v...w-. -- - . "
might be (aken without harm. Jts applicaiion every night
for a v:ete,wtuoure toe tcorsi case oj rimpw.
Sold every everywhere Price Fifty Cents a Bottle.
W.B.HAaAN,Proprletor,
feM-dtv7kir3ai Troyt NerrYork.
( from Yiwl'lA1pRffiES)
COMBIERCIATi.
ITIonctary ami Commercial.-.
Tuesday Evexino, May' 7, 1861.
The telegraph reports sales of Tennessae.Bonds at
the second board, yesterday in New York at 47c.
We heard of the sale of C bales Cotton to-dayat
58jcly - ;
Messrs. Fisiier, Wueless &. Co. sold 1C hlids To
bacco to-day at tlio following prices : C.43, "6.10
C.03, 6 00, 5.70. 3.C0, 5.00, 1.00, 3.00, 3 30, 3D5
3.05, 2.85. 2.35, and 2.35.
markets ty Tclccraplt.
New Yo'ie, May ".The steamsr North America from ton
donbary tho SSth has arrived. Cotton sales of the week 80,000
bales, cf which' speculators took 12X09 bales and exporters 13,000
batej Market active and "partially, advanced f on good quali
ties which are scarce. Sales Friday 20,000 bales. The steamer'
news from the United States erasing" an upward and exeltcd
market, owieg to hostilities at Chirletton advanced lf. Hold
ers demanding an advance of 1.
Orleans alrB'X. MiHliog McV.le Fair S. Mlddlin
7 7-10. Upln'dfau-77f Middllng7. American Etocil at
Liverpool ,77,000 bales. Hewitt St Co calls the weeks advance
316Jf. Consols 9191Ji.
New OEtraas, May 5. Cottoa tttsi to-dsy 700 teles; Mid
dling 101J. Sales of' 3 days 13,000 bales. Receipts of 3
diyslinw bales againstS,000 bales during the corresponding
tlmo last year. Decrease in total receipts at this port against
list ye-r 3llt1 bales. At all Southern pcrU 19,300 bales.
Freights me penny.
Ciscikmati, May 7 Flour 4":4F0. Oats 23. Whisky
12. Mesa Pork 16 75 17 00. LirdPJ.
Ntw York. Hav 7 U jtton sales to dav 5.000 bales Mid
dling upland 13-t13;. Flour sales 12.000 bbls 500S10.
CirnC567 Mesa Pore 17 7318 at. 8ugar Cuba 4UW'
MoIasKa Cuha022. I'or taRlco 30.
BANK NO'JTJB AND EXCUANGIi LIST.
CoxxtcrrD Dailt v nit MiECHAXTa' Bakx EnATASD & Co
XcHntssce,
Banks quoted at par are bankable.
.......p2r,SoaUiem Sdls
.parjCitiiens' '..- .no sale
.....par. Commercial Bank..... 2dii
The notes of all
Bank of Tennessee.-..
Union Bank...--....
Planters' Bank.........
Merchants' Bank.....
-par
I Hack's Bank .ldis
City Bank
Traders' Bank-. .
Bank of Commerce..
,.....-.par
ar
.par
.......par
Farmers' Bank..-. - 5 dls
Bank of Mid lleTenn.-....rar
" Paris par
" Enorvllle..--par
Nashville. oar
" " the Union
Chattanooga...
" Memrhis....
.par
par
Ocoee Bank S dis
River Bank, Memphis -
....par
ShelbyvilleBank.. . par
FAvmicibiir? TiAnk.. no aala
cane ot uanartage .
.5 dls
Banket America..
. dislBankoi westxenn..
par
2dia
Northern Bans-
EROKIX AXD WOKTELX33.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics' Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Mnrfreesboro'.
Miners' and Manufacturers' Bank, Knoxvllls.
Baak of East Tennessee, Knoxvllle.
Bank of Trenton.
Bank cf Jefferson, Dandridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewell.
Bank of Tazewell,.
Other States.
Qiur.aixl
Bank of Ashland lprem
AtlantaBank ..- dls
Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company Sdis
Bank of Athens. 5"
Bank of Augusta 3'
Bank of Commerce. 5
fl.tran-.h- 3
Bank of Lou!3vme...i "
Bank of Kentucky, I "
Commeidal Bk of Ky.l "
Farmers' Bk or Ky..l "
Northern Bk of Ky 1 "
People's Bank 1
Southern Bk or Ky-.l 44
BaOKXJt AMD CLOSZD.
Banc of Columbus. .
Bank of Fulton-...
Bank cf Middle Ga.
Bank of Savannah-..
Bkcf the State of Ua.
Central Railroad &
Banking Company
City Bk of Augusta...
Georgia Bilroad tc.
Banking Company-..
Marine Bk, Savannah.
Merchants' and Phts-
tera' Bank....
Mecht' Savings Bk. -.
Mechs' Bk.Augusta-..
Planters' Bank,
Timber Cutters' Bank
Union Bank, Augusta.
u
3..
5
S u
Commonwealth Bank.
Newport Safety Fund Bk. New.
nort.
Trust Company, Covington.
ALABAUA
Bank of Mobile ...
Bank of Montgomery.
Bink of Selma,
Bank of the State,
Central Bank of Ala
Commercial Bink
Eastern Bans, Selma,
Northern Bank of Ala
-5 dii'
5 1
5 '
t. i
Southern iSank of Ala.
B20KX.Y A!D CLOJ.
t
Pl.-f.r. H'lc r.r Ala.. Pliirence
Planters' and Mechanics' Uank.l Other Banks..
IIuntsTllle. j bkcxxh aks cloud.
State Bank of Alabama. Bank of Albany, Albany.
Socrn CaKolika Sank of Brunswick.
Bink of Charleston.... dls Eaak of ureensborough.
Bank of Camden t
Bank of Mllledgevllle.
Bank of Chester S
Commercial Bank of Co
lumbla - '
Bank ef Ceorgetown. 3
Bank of Hamburg 3
Bank of Newbury. 3
Bicofthe State of S.C, 5
Back of S: Carolina- 3
Exchange Bank of Co
lumbia . . S
Bank of Macon.
Cherokee Ins. and Banking Co.
Dilton.
Commercial B'k of Macon.
" , fcxjhangeEank, Griffin.
' Planters' and Mechanics' Bank,
Columbus.
' 'Planters' and Mechanics'Bank
I Dalton.
" IManufacturers' and Meehanics
Jarmers'itExch'gBk S "
Merch'ts B'k of 8. C. 5 "
People's B'k of E.C-. 5 "
PIanters'&Mechs'Bk 5
Planters' Bank of Fair
field . "
Southwestern R. Bk 5 "
Rtate Bank, Charles-
Bank, Columbus.
Southern Bank, Bainbridge.
Manufacturers B'k., Macoa.
Virsixia:
Bank of Commerce, Fred
ericksiturg. . . Slit
Bank of the Common
wealth, Richmon d I"
Bank or the Old Domin
ion, Alexandria.. "
Bank of the Valley of Va,
Winchester. 5"
Bank of Va., Richmond 5 '
Bank of Wheeling. 5"
Bark of Winchester 5"
xchange Bk of Virginia,
Norfolk 3"
Farmers' Bk of Virginia,
Richmond. 3"
Manufacturers'and Farc
ers' Bank, Wheeling 5"
Merch't Bk.Lynchburg- 5'4
Merchants' & Mechanics'
Back, Wheeling 3J
toa - "
Union Bank ef a. O. 5 "
Locisiaxa :
Ail N. Orleans Banks .par
Noam Ca&olixa :
Back of K. Carolina. -Iis
Bank of Cape Fear. .- 3
Bank of Charlotte .- 5
Bank of Fayetteville S
Bank of Wadesboro . 3
Missouri :
St. Louis Banks .- -lodis
Country Banks 10 :
Ixdiaxa:
BkottheSUteoflndlana-disi
Other Banks....
,.10'
Iujxois .... I
Northwestern Bank of Va,
Y.'heeling. ..
Southwestern Bank of Va,
Whytheville 5"
Other Basks..
All notes of this State should!
be countersigned by the State!
Officer, being then secured by!
deoositef State Stocks. I
Ohio:
Uartxaxd.
State Bank of Ohio 5dis Baltimore Basks..
.jrl5Hs
.10 15dis
Bankof the Ohio Vally5 " Country Banks
Commercial Bank of Cin.5 "'Prxxsvlvakia.
Country Banks..
Philadelphia Banks
.5di3
Iowa.
Pittsburgh Banks .
Country Basks . -
Niw-Yoei.
New York City Banks
Country Banks. .
New Ekoland.
Solvent Banks 192dis
Stale Bank.... .
MIXXX3SOTA.
(All regarded as "wildcats ")
Wtscoxrra
Solvent Banks ...........
Specie.
-335 prem Silver a
Ezxliausc. Qold, American...
par.
SIIXIXS.
- lprem.
- prem.
- prem.
- prem.
- prem
prem-
New York, sight- -
Boston, " . -
Philadelphia," - -
Baltimore, "
New Orleans,"
Cincinnati, " . . .
Land TFairrnms.
iOAcres.peracre-.. no sale I 130 Acres, per acre.
M) " " no sale I 160 '
. no sale
no nale
D0ML8S & E.ITCE,
Iron Founders anl Manufacturers of
COOKING AMD KEATING STOVES
HOLLOW-WARE AND CASTINGS,
Of ALL KI.YC3.
IV'Oi 49 Slurltct Stroct, (Cordox's Block.)
aprSJ
NOTICE
Hunting: and. irishiiif; Forbidden.
FROM anl after th'a daU, I1UNTINO and FISHING are
positively forbidden on our Isnils As our places are post
,d, we will hereafter enforce the lawagalnst all persons found
trespassing upon them.
OnARLES E08LIY,
WM.R. ELLISTON,
JAS. T. XLLI3TON,!.
WILLO WILLIAMS.
FRANK MrQAVGCK,
WM. U 85IITII,
AKCnBR cnEATUAM,
JOUN II. McdAVOCK,
VM. O. DARDING,
DA.NL. ORAIIAM.
Itichlsnd Turnpike. apll3 dim
. Oazettecopy one month and charge this office.
F DKJHIAN &
W110LS3UIJC DZALRRS IX
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
DIIV UOOBS)
H
AVE received for the Spring and Sumemr Trade of ltd
their usual stock of cheap uoous, consisting in pars 01
llritiili, American and Tre itch Clothe,
Casslmercs and V'cstinc'i, Ermines.
CottonudcK, Hosier? aitd Linen
D nsters, Ducks ic, .
A verv choice- assortment of Lodies Dress Goods, Barlge, An-
claise. Lavellas. Faul lards. Organdies Lawns, Ginghams, fancy
and solid Bareges, Trimmings, etc., ic. A superb lot of the
best brands of 4-9 Bro. Domestics extra heavy Cotton Yarns;
al 1 of which will be sold at prices in keeping with the times for
Cash or lankable paper.
1 umiAii
aplS-Smdsr near the Suspension Bridge.
iMACAUliAY'S EM: LAND.
THE fiftn volume in Cloth and Paper, received acd for sale
bv ,F. HAGAN & CO-,
apilb-tr uoiicK" i..
"bk: s. j: cobb
0ULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Nashville
xnd Ticlnity. that he has ooenvd Dental Booma on
Cherry street. No. do, opposite Theatre, where he will be pleas
ed to receive and wait upon any person wishing a Dental oper
ation performed, and as times re bard and war-like, he will
promise to make charges vetymcdereto
P. S. An7 gentleman who has enlisted In the Southern Army
thatwlshes to have his Teeth operated upon before going, caa
call atray office and have it done free Gratis for Nothing.
juespecuuuy, w
apl3W2m B. J COBB.
CleiaiiKU ol' .Location.
BE INT compelled to go South, oa account of the health
my family, I will be located for the winter at the Slav
ri.n- f PniniiPTipr. Little & Co.. No. 48 Barene street, Nea
Orleans, where I will be pleased to see my friends, and will give
prompt attention to ruesaie oi an prupcrijr j
Agents, I W Pate and Jas A Scruggss,wlll attend tomydepottn
Nashville, and nfgroes that cannot be so1 i,i Nashville, by In
structing them, willbe forwarded metoNi- O cans. Hoping,
by strict attent on to businessoa the part 01 my - 'f and agents'
to merit a esntinuance of the lioeral patron .e ti reiofore ex
tendd me, I respectfully solicit the favors ot ill- vlng busi
ies3inmy line, either forNashvilleorNewOrli 8.
novll-tf WILL. L. Jr.
NOTICE.
WE have told our entire Stock of Groceries, Liquors ac.
to Messrs. Joynt & Treanor, and Uke pleasure in re
commending them to our Friends, and the Customers of the late
firm of Grisham & HiTaker, as merchants who are in every way
worthy ot their confidence and support.
HAFFAKER BROTHERS.
Nashville, Dec. 17, 18C0.
JOT NT & TREANOR,
jniOLESALE GROCERS
axo niALxRa ix
EIUUOKS, J'HODUCE, AND TOBACCO,
No. 53, Market Street,
NnsliTllic, - -- -- -- -- Tennessee.
decBMf
JLOU.SVlL.IiE & NASHVILLE R. R.
i
Notice to Sliippors of Freights Ironi the At
lantic Cities to Nashville and I'olnts
South.
BILLS OF LADING or contiaeU signed by any auUioilxed
Agent of tbe Rallrosd named below, will be recogn'ced by
the egeutor the L. & N. R. R. at Nashville, and settltmcsts
made accordingly.
FkoM Eonox Titchbure R&il Road. Bosbsn, Worcester and
Western K R., New York Central R It., New York and Erie R
E., Pennsylvania Central RR , .Baltimore and Ohio RR.
FrosNiwYorx Hudson River RR , New York Central R
B..Xew York and Erie R R., Pennsjlvanla uentrai tt., us,i
Umore and Chio R R.
Frok P iude iitia Pennsylvania Central R B.. Phlladel
phia, Wiimlnvt a and Baltimore R R , Baltimore and Ohio RR.
Frok Baliikoux Pennsylvania Central R K , Baltimore
annuatoitu.
Mark packages via, L. te. X, R. K.
J. B. ANDERSON, Bnper't,
J.y.aoTD, Freight Ag't.
f.blB din
i -r- ir irniTiatSfMSM nil m is JSMSSirirsailSiiarfaim'-itrV-T'- ill I ' iWlMi IswMlsT
BY TELBGR4PH.
AH rsgular Ulegrafhlc reports forthi newspapers an made
up by the agents of the ittv York Aaodatel Tress. Ho tele
graph operator or agent is p-rmltted to make up such repoats.
The TelesTjpb. Compmy have no agency whatever la the prep a
Hon of dlspathcs for tho press, nor Is it la any manner respea
sible for the character or truth of this kind of nes.
From UIoHlporaerr.
Mostgomkrt, Ala., May C Curry of Alabama,
presented avbill fixing tho time for electing Repre
sentatives to Congress, also providing for the elec
tion of President and Vice President under, the per
manent Constitution. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee. . .
An act was passed removing sjcrecy, recognizing
the existence of war with the United States and
concerning letters of marque and reprisal, apd
priza goods. The preamble recites tho acU of Lin
coln and his proclamation, and thereunity for the
Confederate States to accept the war thus com
menced by him.
The actauthorizesthe granting of letters of marque
and reprisal, on certain conditions. A proviso an
nonnces the doctrine that free ships make free
goods, and 30 days will be allowed the Federal ves
sels now at the ports of the Confederate States for
the purpoae of lawful commerce, to return to their
homes. Five per cent, of the prize- money is re
served as a fnnd ior the widows and orphans of
those killed on private arm:d vessels, and for the
support of the wounded.
From Slotitrjomcrr-
Montgomery, May 7. Congressional proceedings
to-day.
Brooke of Mississippi, presented the ordinance
of Virginia, adopting the provisional constitution,
also resolutions appointing commissioners to Con
gress, two of whom, Iirockenborough and Staples
are present, llrooke moved that they be quali
fied and take scats. Rhett moved to go into se
cret session, and the Virginia commissioners be in
vited to remain.
Later Virginia was admitted as a member of
tho Confederate States Government to day in secret
session. Two of her members were sworn in and
participated in the discussions and votes on ques
tions. No other business is made public.
FroruNew Yorll.
New York, May 7. Brigadier-General Cocke
says that Gen. Kuggles is quartered at Fredericks
burg. Cocke is to take a position in front of Wash
ington in connection with the commanding officers
at Harper's Ferry, ar.d thus cover and defend the
Potomac border against Northern invasion. Cocke
denies that the Capital has ever been threatened
by the Confederates, but threatens to open the war
if the soil 'or grave of Vashingt9n be polluted by
tho tread of a single armed Northern man.
New York, May 7. Eight companies of sappers
and miners have been mustered into service.
New York and Philadelphia have been made mili
tary depots.
The Government has accepted various yachts to
be armed for the revenue service.
The 20th regiment left to-day,
Senator Bayard, of Delawre, arrived at, but left
Wilmington, fearing a personal assault.
It is reported that a battery has been erected
opposite Gen. Butler's station on the Potapsco
which can effectually rake him. Gen. Butler i
preparing to take it.
From St. Lonls.
St. Lonis, May 7. The Missouri Senate is in open
session. Tbe House is in secret session. Nothing has
transpired. The Cairo correspondent of the Repub
lican says five batteries have been planted on diff
erent points on the Ohio and Mississippi, fully com
manding both rivers. Large bodies of infantry sus
tain all the batteries. Col. Wickhfle of Kentucky
positively assured Col. Prentiss that no hostile prep
arations towards Illinois are being made nearCairr.
Several hundred troops are encamped at Corinth,
Mississippi, near the junction of the Mobile and
Ohio and Charleston and Memphis Hail Roads.
Camp Jackson at St. Louis contains 1200 men
which witt oe further arpmentcd by the arrival of
the South West expedition immidiatcly.
From Washington.
Wa.iirxaTos', May 7. Several officers who failed
o get commissions in the Confederate service, have
dsked to be restored but were emphatically re
fused. Sixty thousand stand of arau are in the Washing
ton Navy Yai d.
Washington, May 7. The Relay House forces
.have been reinforced.
There is no fear of a fight at Baltimore. The
entire New Jersey troops are here.
The "War Department telegraphed the Governor
of Massachusetts, that no additional troops were
wanted, unless they enlist for three years.
Front Philadelphia.
PiulaDELThu, May 7. Senator Bayard returned
to Wilmington.
Four regiment3 here are ordered to march to
morrow. Baltimore gentlemen from Frederick and Freder
icksburg, say Gov. Letcher will order the evacua
tion of Harper's Terry.
From New Vorlt.
New YoBk, May 7. The I'asl's Washington spe
cial says the Government has been tendered a
quarter million of men from West of the Alleghe
nies. The arrival of specie from the North made
money easier. No further difficulty is anticipated
from a lack of funds.
From St. I.oul.
St. Loci?, Slay 6. Gen. Frost's brigade of Mis
souri volunteers militia are encamped:
Forclcn.
New YonK. May C. The French journals publish
the Popes protest against crowning Victor Emanuel
King of Italy. The bourse was weak, rentes CSf.
Front Albany.
Ai.iunv. N. Y., May C Jno. A. Dix has accepted
the Major Generalship of the New York forces.
From "Washington.
WiSiiiNirrox. May (5. The Secretary of War has
directed the opening a mi'.itay route for two daiiy
trains between Washington and Philadelphia via
Annapolis.
Lieut Nicholson is appointed Adjutant and In
spector of the Marine Corps. Vice Taylor, resigned.
The Government declined accepting more than one
regiment of three months volunteer from Michigan.
From New Yorll.
New York May C The schooner John from
Charleston has arrived at Annopolis. Several sus
picions crafts fittir.g out at Baltimore will be over
hauled in the bay. Large numbers of transports
are collecting.
From IJarrlsburg.
HaRrisbckr, May C. An investigation of Senator
Mason's propertF is proposed in the Pennsylvania
Legislature with a view to make invalid any trans
fer thereof because of his alleged treason. A mo
ticn was made to extend the suspension of Bank
Specie payment until January.
From Philadelphia.
PniLAPEumiA, May C. A special to the New York
Post says the steamer R.B. Rainey is to convey a
force from Annapolis to retake Smith's Point, and
has four guns and 70 men on board. She will re-,
place the light ship removed by the rebels.
A war 6teamer is now stationed oil rort ilciicn-
ry, Baltimore, to assist the garrisson in'case of ex
igency.
Itiver Jews.
Louisville, May 7. The river is rising
with 10
feet water in the canal.
C LOT II ING,
AT WHOLZSALZ AND RETAIL,
No. 4.1 South market Street,
NASVH3X.LE, ----- TENNESSEE,
KEEP constantly on hand a large assortment cf Heady
Ulatlc Clotlillic, of thei'own Slamfacture. And
a variety of Cent's Furnistlng Goods, tic, which will be told at
the lowest market price for rash. N. B Garments made to
order in the latest styles, at the short. stnotice.
man'UdtJune
A
FRESH lotcf Silver Sklu Onion Ectti and Pumpkin Seed,
justreceived and for sale by
mar24-tf DEMOVILLE fcO
BACHELOR; By Jno. T. Irving, nephev of Wash
lngton Irving. . (
THE ATTORNEY, or the Correspondence of John
Quod. By the same aithor.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS,
from the death of William the Silent to the Synod ef Dor t,
with a full view of the English-Butch struggle against Spain,
and the origin and destructioa of the Spanish Armada. By
John Lothmass Motley, LL. D, D L C.and author of th
I'Dutch Republic."
Just received and (cr sale by
Fl HAGAN & CO.
marS-tf 41 Oollegs street
r
sUstaxacucisftvc
CAIK & CORNELIUS,
FtTNEUAI. llKBERTAKEKS,
49 CnUCH STRSET,
Nashville, - - - Tennessee,
Marchl7-3m
PROCTER & GAMBLE,
Jl AYctst .Second Street,
CINCINNATI.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
STAK AK3 TALLOW CANDLES,
Ololnc, German ana Palm Soap, I.tird Oil,
Pearl Starch, Fancy Soap, A-c.
. CANDLES SOLD BY ACTUAL WEIGHT.
It Is well known that many Star Candles that are really
seven to thepoand. aro branded end !d as "sixes " There
Is a disadvantage and a loss In this practice to bo th retailers and
consumers, even if the Candles are bought at a reduction of two
cents per lb- frcm the price ef the regular article. Thus t
Aboiof"SIses"tHOHTwtioHT. contains 210 Candles.
and Is sold for 40 lbs at say 1H ets if7
A box of Sevens containing tbe same number of Candles,
sane size is sold for SUks, actcai. ctxiuht. at 20 ctj a eu
Difference in favor of having by wrlght i.
Andthisdiffereneebeeoiaesgreateras the price advances, it
Is obvious that the retailer can get no more for his M can
dies In one case than la the other, consenceatly on every hun.
dredboies of "short weight" h sells, te loses tortt sotuai
Dar30Xl-d3m
"Nashville Bleed Hersc Asseti
ties.
Ill
TBE Spring Mcetinj over the Central Course WII cotasaecce
oa
MONDAY, MAT 13th, IS61.
Hon oat, May 13th, 1S61 Sweepstakes for untried three j ear
oils one mile heats S ICO entry; 90 forfeit.
Gen WO Harding entgf Meteor, by Child Harold, dam Ger
man, by Pacific , also, b J Cardial: by top Scythian, dam Bo
setts, by Imp Yorkshire; alo bro Corsair, byChilde Harold,
daes Oorsette, by Fpsilon gr d Imp Bustle, by Whalebone.
DoctDT McOiTock eat ch e Van Wyck.by Highlander, dan
Premium, by Imp Consul; also br e Uverliiting, h7 Highlan
der, dam. by Shara.
r,.lf?tY' Ur U'h.lSilr-Swetpjtaies for tires years old
JJlle heata-3 103 forfeit.
aette, bV'pdlcn.,nt Coiair by 011116 Harold, Aaa Cor
AlmpLCTuuaaiOtapAn40n'dm0,ra i,ttr 10 rUstt'
Xforeftl7gtt" nt b ' Klaa. O'iTer, dam NehrasU, by
Tbcbjdav", May 10th. 1S3I --AsoccUtloa-Pnrj$300-twomil
Deals.
SatcbjaT, My IStt.,lSGl.-AsociatloaVurm 4250-daahof
two miles for alt ages. - u
Same Day Association Purse $ 100. withaa inside stake for
three years oId-S50 ent-SJS forfeit. """" "r
Closed 1st of Februarry 1SS1 DrD T MeGavoek eat b f Klna
Woods, by HIghUader, dam Mary Elliott, by lop Leviathan.
A Turner ent ch e by imp AlMon. dam full sUttr to Fllzht.
Gea B F Cheathm ent br e Eretlastlng.by IllzMinderTdaa fcr
Shack.
Wm Koundtreeentchf Lady Klpjioe, by Imp Albion, dans Su
dors, by Imp Pr am.
Eagle t WIngate ent bf Kansas, by Oliver, dam Nebraska by
lmst Sovereign.
apSOd 'WnJOnNSJN.Sce-,,
Secession
FtAG BADGES
AT
LUC K'!,
45 Union Street.
Sf!7-tf
PBEHI IUIU HARNESS.
C. I. HOWERTON.
No' O ana 10 Pnbllc Square, Nashville.
Harness manufacturer.
flOACHanl Baggy Harness of every style and quality kept
j constantly en harm and manufactured toerder Alio,
Buggy Collars, Kip and Hog 8kls Collars, Bridles, Halters,
and all other ar Ides made by Harnets Manufacturers all of the
best materials and the finest workmanship, all or which will be
sold as cheap as can be bought anywnere In .be Halted States.
Toll L HOWEBTON'S Harness has beea awarded the High
est Premium at tbe Tennessee State Fair, the Kentucky state
FairatBting Green, at the Limestone Caunty Fair, Alaba
ma; Agricultural Society at Athens.
mar3u'6t7dtjaa
FINS IRISH POTAAOES.
BAGS aad 53 Barrels, just rscelved at low prices by
BKNJ F SHIELDS.
150
apUT-tf
Scientific Discovery Elect ia
Water.
3 T is well known to the profession that Electricity is the great
g. motor oj lire. .Every remedy which really cures disease
does so because of Its electrical adaptation to tbe wants cf the
Invalid. By the use of such remedies and warm Euxrrroc
Watsb, la which patients are bathed la eurreata of electricity.
Ladies being attended by a Lady. i am cuiingall kinds of old
and obstinate complaints which hXre resisted all other means
of cure: "Consumptives receive new life." but la such cases,
where patients are too weak to visit me, I treat then by thj
Mrompton Hospital Inhalations, whlehare breathed into the
diseased lucg, right at the seat of the disease. (Seadtva
stamps for a pamphlet ) Other patients who cannot come to
the-ilSALWo Watjqis," caa, by sending a fee their age sex
and full description of symptoms, have medicines sent to them.
(Send for a circular.) The Electric Waters extract all mineral
substances taken as medicine or otherwise absorbed. The ex
perienceof over twenty years in the treatment ot many thous
and chronic cases aad Woman's diseases sad weaknesses, may
be regarded as a reasonable guarantee of success.
JO lloonm and Iloardinsr Furnished to
Patients ,TT
PHTSICIJNSwho may wish t avail themselves of this val
uable discovery in Klectne Baths are invited to call at my oEce
at No 148, South Summer street.
Iionrslrom.8 AMto3PM. every .day except the Eahsata.
Address DB. WOMBAUGH,
xaar26l-dMv;ly Nashville, Tenn.
MEAL AND HltANSi
f ( BAQ3 extra Family (bolted) Meal,
O vP 5 barrel. White Brans, very fine.
Iteceived this day, and nosToSered low for cash by
apl2U-tf C01IB3 & MARTIN..
Cell Grays, Attention.
THE members of this Company are requested to a tet at the
Court house to night at H o'clock, for the purpose of re
crgaalzing, for the defence of the South.
By order of the Captain.
apS5 tf JAS M niNTN.
h . B. SIMS.
PKODUCE AXD COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. 14 JIurUet Street,
NASITVIIaUB.
apl4-tf
WAB NOTICE.
TTiUOMand after this date, we will not 11 o-dersferany ds
s:r!ptIon of Goods, unless accompanied with the Cash,
being obliged now to Fay cash for every article we purchase,
our frinds and the public generally will at once sea the necessity
of this course oa our part. Our stock cf Groceries and Confec
tionaries is now full and well assorted, and Cash Dealers will
find oar lIous the place to purchase
THOMPSON, SPEEBT & CO.,
apI20-tf Xo, 24 Market street.
7IOTICC
FROM and after the first day of May prii: all persons desiring
Renewals cf Fire Policies, will be required to pay the pre
miamslnCASH,at the time of such renewals. Dy order ot onr
Directors. A W CUTLER, Secretary
Tenn. Mar. an J Fire insurance Co.
JAMES WALKEK, Secretary
apl2!-lm Br&a Cemmercial Insurance Co.
"Hickory Guards" Attention.
Barracl at Ev. Douglas' od stand, on Xortft Jfariet
street.
rIOMPANY meets every night at 7 o'clock, for drill. AH de
i siring to join the Company, apply at the Barracks Com
petent drill ofacers will be la sttendaaee every evening to drill
ihe members. WILL L FOSTER,
sp2-lw Captain-
NOTICE.
1 have in store ta-day
3000 pair Blankets,
130 Blankets wrappers,
4000 yards of do ids for uniforms,
'J00 dozen country knit Stockings,
23 000 yards Plaid Linsey.
500 " Whi'e Linsey,
500 heavy Blanket Overocats,
501 " Pants,
UK) yards Twilled Blue and Bed Flannel.
ap24-lw A J DUNCAN t CO.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RlOBXOXB,
. ; riliGISIA.
Authorized Capital..
Paid up CipiUl-....
S1T0,000
VQfM
KeadlThl !
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANT3. PROPERTY HOLDERS,
AND PARTIES'INSUBIXO.
The aUAb AS!rrof the Insursrce Company of the Stst
of v,rglnla, Invites the attention of citizens of Tennessee to the
fact that he is now
FSTABL1SIIING AGENCIES
to represent this first class and In every way.
IlEIiIAHIii: INSUKANCE COMPANY.
When Stock Is not "partly held by Southern men." but
wholly so.
It Is wholly identified with the South, and Is a dt'-fado
SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
H co mplled with the Lav requiring
A Deposit oC 820,000
n the hands of the Comptrjller as security to Tennessee Policy
holde.-s, which Deposit will not be Imperiled by any contingency
la vie or the p'tseni
Unsettled state of the Country.
Etrnuglndueeixentssre offered to IVSUREIN THIS COM
PAN Y at as LOW RATES and with as PROMPT SETTLEMENT
OF L033E3 as are offered by any Northern Compsaies.
. F. SUXIIEKJLAIsD,
General Agent.
Tolicies issued and leuewed and losses settled at this Agency
11. K. tt P. P. PECK,
Agents.
Colonnade HaUdlngs, Nashville, Tenn.
sp24-tf
IIAY, CORN, OATS &C.
GEO. jR PATTOIST,
Commission Merchant, Feed nnd
Produce Dealer,
No. 24 Fourth Street, hetiteen Main and the River,
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
T7-EEPS constantly on hand targe supplies of Bay, oo rn,
theThortest notice. Personal Jg? fj0, Bacou,
Dried Fruits, Eggs, Onions, ApFles, Potatoes, mwu,
Lard, Feathers, &c , v.r.ufictured irtleles sollc
Orders for Groceries, LtqucrtMaretiir r cuh ,
ted and filled oa the most favorable terms, a. tlAs
vanccs made oa consignments.
Notice to the Citizens of the Scventb
TT.!r.f.:it
wttt if8 the nuaeaofall those who are dlspcfled Tl
and lenderlVglheirrvloe, ta the Governor, to bedlsposed
ofss he may see proper- f tt9 jeeooj ToU-OaU,
I will atteuu vVr".iiie Turnpike.
atTuscalum Churcholensvlllernpi
apld.
NA sMVIIiliCCnAUDS.
,i..!rln- to enlist In this Comp'ny are requested
ALLf?2n the foils ng gentlemen at their respective
10 & resrousof tha Company, la third su,.y of
offic "aV MAHocss,at 4K and 7,' o'clock P. M. of
Pouth end of Mahist uoir Mc(UT0CKt .
everyday. ysxix K. CasuTiti3l, Committee.
HowCJ. Whib, )
UuDaUAKTsss 2d Dtvuiox Tcmsixx Harm,
NashvIUe.Aprll lth, 1601.
TO the Commandersof Volunteer Military Companies of th
2d Division of Tennessee Militia, you are hereby ordered to
report forthwl-h to the commander of the division the strength o
your eompsny. the number and description of arms, with the date
of commission, tc This order will apply to all companies now
orgaaliing.to report when completed. y cnEATTJljrf
Xave YsjHr Maser.
Selling ont at cose for thirty dtys, Lite styles of
drip'and soft Lata, caps and straw goods, corMr of
Cedar and Cherry streets. 1 w.
IlaaseKeittjFrec.
Nisavnxs; April 22d, 1SS1.
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, reuf
free until their return home, or until the dose of
&s war- W.S. ViuraaN.
ATTBNTTONI
Beanregard tight Infantrr
Gentlemen who wish to enrol their names" on the
list of this company, are requested to call at the
roonw of the isonthcrn Right. Committee, corner of
Cedar and Cherry street. g. c. Gonsmix.
Captain.
Wholesale Dry Goods
OF 18G1.
TRABUE & LUCAS.
WEsranow receiving our stock cf Spring and Sumner
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots. Shoes,
and Drogana. Variety Goods, Hardware. Cutlery, Bats, Carpet
lngs,OII Cloths, Matts, &c, etc AH or which have beea bought
lexaruslvely) of Importers aad Manufacturers, at panic prices,
to which we call special attention of prompt paying sad easts
Dealers oaly- Our nousa shall it head quarters for cash deal
ers sad those who make Gilt Edged Notes aad pay iheza.
That we may be fUi? understood we say positively that we
Is tend to sell our Goods for caaa and o men who pay their
notes whea due (snly.i
In addition to a roularwholesale business vre will advance,
cash on every description ef Goods Wares aad Merchandise,
fJ5? 0rorii Produce, te, stc.te., to bo sold at
aacuoa for cash. No Goods sold on our own accoant at Auc
tion, x
i,n,,e,eTeT:rTa',3'a,TneJJ' night, exclusively
,taJi,'KAbSftl!l. do Mil at Auction. Trill
marif , MBgei we saoaey plump rp.
TRABUE tt LUCAS.
WUXHEUN POUTAULE 1'tuWfAXIO.I
Corn Fead and Flonrlntr 31111,
ESTABLISmiENT.
BTJKR Millstones of all stses on hand sad made ts ordar.gmttt
Mills. Mill Spindles, MUI Gearling, Bolting Cloth ef all
numbers. Dutch anchor brand, baiting, hoisting, aad rtguUttas;
screws, serene wire, picks and plaster Paris, aad lmposted from
the manufacturers, which enables me to sell best articles at low
jrioeg.
Belag a practical median la, thoroughly onjerrtaadlar the
theory and practice of Killing operations. Millers and Mill
Wrights will find It to their Interest to examine my stock aad
prices before purchasing. AU goods sold by me are warren teUto
give satisfaction.
All orders aad Communications promptly attendea to,
P. M. STAN
Cor College and 2road Sts.,NsAhvllle,Ttnn.
nhSSd&t-vtlJaa.
QAA CSK3 fancy Prints. Sprsnges American Bunnell and
OUU Tacony.lco eases Cnisa fancy Prints, received t
aya.d for sale for cash only, by
JAMKS LOWE tt CO.,
apSl- tj 33 and SI0 Sixth street
Louisville, Ky.
aKXfcCU s Oii'S JrOX.CK.
ALL persons having claims against the estata of Hardin P
Bcstick, deceased, are hereby notified to present them to
the undersigned who have qualMed as Executors of his will,
aad all perrons Indebted to the estate are requested to make
early settlement.
J. L Bos tick can be found at his office. No.K Chtrry
street, Nashville, Teaa.
J L. B0STICK.
MAEGARETR.BO
ssar30-dlm Executors of Hardin P. Bst!ek
i. d. w. axiu.
JOT. T.BAOAS.
LATEST KEWS!!
GREAT EXCITE MEN Till
CS-LEsEUXTcfc CO.'S
BOOK STORE,
Where kind be found, In quantities, all kinds ef
SECESSION ENVELOPES
AS9
SECESSION WRITING PAPER,
having thePIagof the Seuthera Coafederacy printed on them
la colors. The Trade supplied by
GREEN tt CO.,
No. 6 Union street.
Louisvilb eceived dUly at 9 o'clock A. X., daily.
apUT-dfcw
NOTICE TO POLICY UOLSEBSt
FBOM and after this dite, and until further nstlee, th War
Clause will be inserted la all Open Policies Issued by th
Tennessee Marine and Fir Insurance Company, and the Nash
ville Commercial Insurance Company.
A. W.BHTLTK,
Secretary Teaa. Mar. acd Fire Insurant Co.
J AMIS WALKEK.
Secretary Commercial Insurance Coiapaay.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
Nisavnxs Crattasoooa B. B. Co.
Nashville. AvrU ISth. ISSI.
HAVINO caught uowith the accumulated freights at Nash
vllle. the extra ehanresoaThroui Freights for Storsgs
aad extra Drayagi-, have hsea removed.
S. W. COLE.
apllC dtf BatyiTtatendsrt.
ARRIVAL, OF MAItS AT 1VAS11
VIIiiLE. Ws.hlngton City, Virginia. North Carolina, South Carolina,
Ge-rgia, eosthAlatama.and East Tennessts, artiv via Chat
tacooga Railroad, atSK o'clock, A Mi
Northern and Ea'tern Mails, vis, Nashville and Louisville
Railroad, also Western State, twice a day. li S o'clock, P. M.,
and 4 o'clock, A. M. Way Malls N tt LB. B-daUy.
Southern Malls, New Orleans1 Memphis, Arkansas, Texas aad
Mississippi. arrive daily at IK o'clock, A M.
Way Mails, same route arrive daily at IK o'clock, A H.
gmitvlilie, Alexandria and Lebanon, and Way Malls arrive
dally, except Sunday, at 12 o'clock, M.
8mlthlaad,HopklssviIle,and a portion of Southern Kn-
lUCKy.iyiarKSTiiie jr a... a,j .
Shelhyvllle.vIaTriane and way malls, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 12 o'dock.M.
West Tennessee, via. uonunguon. it atcii j aou .uui.m, h.
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, 11 o'clock, A. M:
Liberty, via Burst Hill, Stewart's Ferry, weekly, Thursday,
at II o'clock A. M. . . .
Csatreville.vla Vernon aad PInewood. South Harper and
Tank, semr weekly. Tuesday and Friday. I ! o'clock AM.
Clsrksville, via Svcamore Mills, White's Bend, c weekly;
Friday, at 1 1 o'clock A M.
DEPARTURE OritIAlL,S.
From Nashville to Chattanooga. Washington, Bltlmre
Philadelphia, New Tcrk, Boston aad New England States d
parts at 3 o'clock P M
Way Mall forGcrgIt, South Carolina. North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave oa Chattanooga Ballroad at 3 o'clock
P M.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at 2 o'clock, P Mi
y 3Xslls c , I.
Mails for Indiana, Northern Illintls. Virginia, Missouri,
Michigan aad Ncrthweetera States, departs at 3 o'clock P Ms
Nashville to Decatur, via Fraaklla aad Columbia, and other
way offices, 'epartat 8 o'clock A M.
Nashville to Lebanon, dally, except Sunday, departs al 4i
o'clock A M. Also offices oa the way and beyond Letasoa 4,
o'clock A M.
Nashville to Clarksville; departs at i)i o'clock A M.
Fer Southern Kentucky, departs at 5 AM.
NarevHletoShelbyville.viaNolecsvill and Triune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock A M.
Nashville to Huntingdon, via Charlotte. Waverly, trl week
ly, Monday, Wednesd'y and Friday, at 2 o'clock P M.
Nashville to Liberty, via Stewart's Terry, Haddlcstona's X
Roads. Burst Hill, Ac. .weekly, Thursday, at 12 o'clock M.
Nashville to Centrevllle, via lank. Vernon, PInewood, etc.,
Tuesday aad Friday, at 2 o'clock F M.
N.shville to Clarksvili. via Sycamor Mills, weekly, Friday,
at 1 o'clock P.M.
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens at6; o'clock A.M. Closes at 7,'; ?Jt
SCHDAT.
At 7 o'clock A. M. I .. J At 10 o'clock A, M.
At So'elofkP. M. Cl0" jAt 7 o clock P M.
Opens
PARTIES raalllng Letters must put them la the Offlcj befor
schedule hours to secure their immediate departure, r they will
remain In tke Office twenty-fours hours.
pH3.tf W. D. McKISH.P. M.
RBJIOVAl..
WE hav removed our Produce and Commission Insiaess
tothehouseNo.SCsllege street, between Union and
Church, formerly occupied by Micol, Green Co , where
shaU keep constantly on band a large stsck of all snicirs In
the Produce line, which wear prepared to seU at tha very
lowestcath prices. R CONNOR i BRO.,
mar24-tf No. 5 Collet street, betwaen Union tt Charrn.
FLAG'! FLAGS!!
Ilissif'out Tour Banners!
TT AM aow prepared to furnish Flags of "''l?"''
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45 Union streC
Peremptory-Sale of Piano, Express
Packages, star and Tallow Cart
dies, Walls, Fnrnllure, with
Small Invoice of Dry Goods, ctri
ON TUESDAY MOBNISO, MAT 7IH, AT 10 CCL0O
JJENJ F SniELBS dr. CO.,
WILL sell In their front Auction Rooms, without rssec
fir cash, on delivery, the abov articles Sals posttl.
nuyS-tf BENJ 1 SHIELD! to O
WAR NOTICE.
ER0M and after this date we will sell Goods txclusitily tot
Cash, all'my clerks hav volunteered for th war and no
r course Is left us.
ipZI afci J. W. HORTON t CO
To the, Bureau oOIilitary Supplies.
WE have over ten thousand pounds of lead on hand, which
tha Davidson county Military Companies caa hav for
bullets,by leaving their mould at oar place, free ef ehars-e
spS5 HESPKBSONBB03.
Memphis and ArKansas itiver 1. a.
Ill A I L. LIKE,
COMPOSED of tho foltowtag new aad 'elegaaUyVumish
rvAit nrl e Tf Atreho.
Capt. A- ! I1AJ"-
Ens PcircaAaB.
Chester Aaaley,
Little Koclt,
u Jams McGraxis.
. If.lnfiM. r n
For farther Information $ATmTEAi.Agtat,
Onr Front tt Hsdlson St's. Mtarpll
Cr' or Ji P.APAMPwprH
rrn 8TOCEHOJ.DMS.
.1 ih Board of Director ef ta Ttanease anJ
A 5 A,mSSadlro1d Cp..y.ttiieir 0a, la Fraaklla,
1 uTl8St. acail oa the unpaid subscription.
slock of th.Coorsy. was ordered tola paid to
to the ePltm'rff,n1n Friaklia, as follows, ta wit :
.o dollars per share, to be paid oa the fi.tl iIoadr Joly,
dollars pes shar. to be paid oa the first Mossday la
T'dos r shar., to U paid on the first Hi -daJ tr
UT?or'doltIrspr share, to bo paid on the first Mob. G.
'"two drflars per share, to UpldthfirstMcdT JaSktew.
br,i88i. a. n. ajt-s-ui-xi.
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