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Ami f rem tne Soutb. .
We have the gratification to inform the public
j that Gen. ZouicoiTiR has succeeded in procuring
a larec quantity of arms.for the use of our TOlun
leers. One hipmen?haa been made to Chattanooga
where thernow await the order of tho Governor,
Others srill follow speedily. It ia now rendered
' eriain that there -will be no deficiency of arms, to
supply the number of volunteers that will be called
into tho field with a first class weapon.
The Sprnrr op the Ladies. Although the heat and
burden of the battle will devolve upon our brave
themselves from their
homes to defend their country and its rights, tue
ladies ot Tennessee have been no less active in con
tributing their exertions to equip theso.diera and
provide for them comforts for the camp, and solace
' . for the wounded. The ladies of Nashville have not
been surpassed in patriotism by the sex in any age
or country lor the earnestness, energy and spirit
they have displayed in this emergency. TTe might
mention many instance? of their devotion and hero
, " .ism. But there is ono conspicuous example to which
.we will refer at present, trusting that tho lady her
self, who is equal in modesty to her patriotism, will
excuse tho mention wo make of her name. She has
It Jlbeen forward in preparing lint, bandages and other
material, and is rlady, when necessary, to imitate
Flosekce Sicunxaius in her labors of charity and
consolation. Tho lady to whom we refer is Miss
JaveTiioxab. Our lady friends will at once recog-
nize the justice of this simple tribute.
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The presentation of the Banner to the Soxsor
Ems will take place this evening at 5 o'clock from
. the residence of Mrs. Kxor, opposite tho Masonic
Hall. Military Companies and the public are invited.
octogenarian Generals.
The New York Express furnishes means forin-
atituting a comparison of the relative ages of North
ern and Southern Generals. According to the Ix
jiress the principal officers on the side of the Ad
ministration are, Scott, aged "5. Wool 73, Haunet
'C5, Mansfield CO. Tottex (Head of the Engineer
Corps) 80, ToiTER (Engineers) SO, Cwia (Head of
the Ordnance Department) 7C, Rnurr (Ordnance)
70. Scmseb 03, Liwaos (Surgeon General) 80, Larked
(Paymaster General) 70, Gibson (Commissary Gene-1
ral), Churchill (Inspector General), and Thomis
(Adjutant General), are all old men, having entered
the armv m the beginning of the present century,
g&rff ,,, GiBsoKinl808,andCncaaiiLLinlSl2. The South-
era army, on the other hand, is officered chiefly by
young men, or men in the prime of life and vigor,
Beauregard being only 43, and Lee not over 55.
Fowper Mill at Kingston, Georgia. The Rome
Courier i credibly informed that a company has
been formed at Kingston, of which Col. John D.
Gbat is a prominent member, for the purpose of
commencing immediately to manfacture Powder.
The Saltpeter cave near that place contains an
abundance of nitre almost pure, and scientific men
will soon turn it to immense value to our country.
Activity- is the War Department. The Colum
bus (Ga.) Times of the 18th says: 'We learn from
private dispatches received in this city, that pome
Wentv odd companies were received for the war
V Adjutant-General CoorER yesterday. This loois
jke activity, and that our people are determined to
Maintain their rights and konor, whether enlisted
Tthc rear or for the war."
vii -
mil
nl: Income Tax. A gentleman of much cxperi-
"in financial matters assures us inai an income
SSnSjilLbe absolutely necessary hereafter to meet
'ormoua expenses of this war. It is estimated
s year'.war will cost at ltas. $i 00,000,000.
j$ay Book.
For Lincoln- will find the war quite a tax, and
empty trsaBury, the people will find that j
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Sties enUi.
T,n ictinntipr A. Atwater. iu the
remoTins ill the Federal Government, was captured
A W. Hunter and his command, the
, Tber ppard Rifles of Apalachicola, on the Sth inst ,
pmirey8, and brought as a prize to ApalachW
will mffiTfroj. there on the 12th. Dispatches were
bud; iiaeie'he Secretary of V ar at Montgomery,
SfwiSliki e seizure", and tho vessel is held sub
oeir 25 centiperjer of the Government.
ue uniiea euiec
and Texan, completely organised as i
Ooj
ntry "and Artillery, have offered their
DKJ.1I. Wresident Davis, in addition to her quota
r. , 5 n,n1i,LnM with hi re
Tbcbctt t ..-v , .J
THOUB A
crtpUtnnarbacue anil Public Speaking
neat, it will .
win cleiDie, poob of Davidson and Cheatham counties,
?iVm the mon nvitcd 10 attcnd a Frce Barbacne
tlti. Yot I Speaking, at Woodwards, on the Nash
rwJi'ilNorth Western Railroad, on Saturday
ror Burnior- jjon- jj ,EL s Brown, Gen. Washington
tiny on hi Auram 1j. Demoss, Eaqs., and Dr. W. G.
wmLTeT"'' and other speakers will address their
Jjjgtizens.
.txternif'dling will commence at 10 o'clock. Corao
ae all.
7ortu Demoss and J. L. Bostick will also speak at
W'U""V, on Friday, the 31st.
.jr.. T)rvo and Dr. Anderfok will speak at
h Harpcth Church, on Thursday, 30th.
L. Dehoss and J. A. McCajipbell will speak at
Lirtcrsville. on Wednesday, the 29th.
B. Cheatham, A L. Demos1?, and Dr. Avperson
1 v. . sneak at Ashland. Cheatham county, on iion-
jiy, June 3d.
A L. Demoss and Judge Turner will speak at
White's Creek Spring, June 5 th.
, . Frce narbecue anil Public Speakinc-.
The citizens of Davidson and Cheatham counties,
' ' nno and all. are invited to attend a Free Barbecue
P and Public Speaking at tho mouth of Pond Creek
Kin the 25th district, on Saturday 25th met. Cols. A
ILDeiioss.Jos. G. Pickett, Joun Rkid, Dr. W. G,
b Anderson, and other distinguished speakers, will
address their fellow citizen.
iRnoiVinff will commence at 10 o'clock. Coras
o
loaeTcome all 1
General Order No. 3.
Division Headquarters,
Nashvillle, Tenn., May 21, ifcii. )
JrpMeHeads of Departments, with
"'rnafea! will report themselves at t
their subordi
nates, will report themselves ai ineir respecute
j .offlceB for duty at 6 o'clock a. Jieach morning
l. Tbe't importance of despatching public business
.makes obedience to tins order imperatively neces
rv Bv order of S. K. Aspersos, Slaj. l.cn.
W. C. WuiTraoRNE, Asst. AujL Gen
TnArroRS in the Ranks! The New York Tribune
says there are at least three hundred officers in the
Lincoln army and navy who will betray the cause
th first opportunity. It urges a apeeay anu xnor
ough expulsion.
rrrr Itarbecuo anil Spcnklnr-
The citizens, one and all, of Davidson and Cheat
ham counties are invited to attend a Frce Barbecue
and Public Speaking on Saturday, 25ih inst., at the
rnnnth of Pond Creek, in the 25th uistnci.
Cols. Jos. G. Pickett. Arram L. Demoss and other
1 distinguished speakers will address the meeting,
Tho Alexandria GaztUe bays, "among the most
' , a , , . . 1 1 n a Bnarataai rf RAT.
-Jtfif. jreiresntng aispiaj a oi uiav j-cuum.. -j'
lrtimenl in the Northern mind which the Southern
. V a, a.r.o.0 ,o1;.WJ ajr phriS tiSmt V a U
TVnniL' lair WW. wa.'.
a recent letter from tho Young Mtns Christian
Association of New York, in reply to a fraternal
pnistle from a similar association at iticnmoou
The Christian Association of Richmond proposes
iliVre should be a union of prayers and efforts for
tho restoration of peace and good will between the
vl and Southern Confederacies.' To thU
I 1.... .1,. Corrcsnondinc Secretary of the New
cin.m. - t-:.
-r- a? on it lfiriSLiau irBUv;ia.i.iuu iciucib
jor auuwft - - -
that "the whole Sortn recognizes iae war . uuy
a crood J;oTenracnt., lie de
n.-,nn. Recession, and regrets that men calhn;
themselves Christians can connect themselves with
so wicked a cause.
Tr..Xfnntomery correspondent of tho Colnmbus
4 (Ga.) Tvmts learns from the Hon. T. C. Himbiasi, of
Aricaiuas, that several caTes mieu
lave been discovered in his State within twenty
osiles of navisable waters. A constant supply can
be obtrined from them, and the Government has
iuit conc'uded a contract for 1000 lbs. daily, to be
delivered in Nashville, Tenn.
-4 Jcbuc SrfcAKLNo. Hon.
"W. K. Tckneu will ad'
ss,the citizens of Montgomery county, at Claiks-
tr, on Monday, the.27th 3iayf on the wsuet or tne
"If
jjjent canvas.
Hearing yesterday Ast a Urge U of wooUea
and other teed purchased by Messrs. Ht k B.
- - - . . a 1 . tt an I
Docglas iniJammore, amounting w suum-
had been received, by them, and mat tney caa
turr-d over the entire lot to tie State, we applied
for and obtained a cost of their laser to tho Gov
ernor announcing the fart, which -we subjoin. Tho
Messrs. DonoLia charge no profit cn this hsavT
purchase, although they might, if they tad sow
them in tho regular way, made $10,000 or $15,W0
on their investment This patriotic courso w
worthy of all commendation, and i JaelrpM
trast with W ? nan ill the nolicv of-tradesmen
-.oW nf this Urse lot of
goods will gladden the hearts of our gallant soldiers.
while the lihorahtv of the Messrs Douglas
secure for them the gratitude of every Tennessee
volunteer. ..
V..r,rv Vv 22. 1861.
TVi ? r-n,, ToiTiM G. Harris, Qootxwr qr
Tennessee: . , ... t.
Sib: We have tho pleasure ot aavuwB ';
qui: e nave mo pieouu- f
ival of one hundred and ninety-four Pkage8 oi
nnnU mn1. Xrn iirehased for u in UalUmoro py
n Ta nd Wit. Porter. ThU largo lot
of merchandise Is composed of army blf e.
flannels, satinetts, tweeds, jeans, and other outside
clothing, and other things much needed at Pni
As Governor of our State, you are indebted to
Messrs. Lee and Porter for their energy and wis
dom in passing tjiese goods almost in sight of Wt.
LttcOLS is forces. Many of them are now wortn in
Baltimore twenty per cent, more tnan xncy cuo. ui,
nHA .tmvA n -on cwna Viln nrirn in anV OaTtOf tbO
Sjuth, because of the extraordinary demand for
RTt-nrxsns. On'rliir Mastor General. Wimoui auj
profit to us, preferring the pleasure of coniriouuui,
tvripn vcfi pan tn tnf pnmtnrr oi me urac ww " w
have taken up arras in defense of the fcoutn.
Jlost respectfully, your ooe-uens ienuu.
H. & B. Douglas.
PisTOts-Volunte?rs Trill find no use for their
pistols. They nro only an incumbrance, in ciose
combat the bayonet is worth all the pistols ever
invented. The true soldier does not depend upon
such weapons.
A. O. T. Nicholson will speak at Ashland Mon
day, June 3d (Court day.) George Gantt win
sneak at Turnersville on baturaay nexi. i- .
Cheatham will he present at both appointments.
SpeaUlnff.
The Hon. Jo. C. Guild, will addms the citizens
upon the impending war, at the lpUo wing times and
places :
Hartsville,
Finn's Lick,
Livingston,
Sumner county,
Jackson "
Friday, May 24
Saturday. " 25
Overton
Putnam
DeKalb
Cannon
Monday, " 27
Tuesday, " 28
Wednesday, " 29
Friday, " 31
Saturday, June 1
Monday, " 3
Cookville,
Smithville,
Woodbury,
Murfreesboro, Rutherford "
Lebanon. Wilson "
Messrs. Stanton. Dewitt, McHenrt, Keeble, and
Botts will speak at most of the above places, and
perhaps others.
Hon. James II. Tneinaa
Will address his fellow-ctiizens at the following
times and places:
nr....iun' Wmmo pnuntv. Mav 21.
Canev Springs. Marshall county. Monday, May 2..
Unionvnie, ueaioru uuuuy ,;
Palmetto. " Wednesday, May 29.
Richmond, " Thursday, - w.
Flat Creek, " Friday, 31.
Shelby viUe, " Saturday, June i.
Fayetteville, Lincoln county, Monday,
3.
4.
t'etnrhtirr. " iuraui,
Le wisburc. Marshall county, Wednesday, "
CornersvUIe, UUes county, inunjuajr,
" fi.
Culleoka, Maury county, Friday,
Public Speaking.
General Washington Barrow and others will
speak on Wednesday night, the 22d inst, at David
son's Store, in Edgefield.
In the Sixteenth District. General Washington
Barrow and Colonel Frazier will speak at Esquire
Halixm's on Friday, the 24th inst.
In Shelbtville. General Barrow and Colonel
Frazier will speak in Ehelbyville on Saturday, the
25th inst
Public Speaking
The Hon. Jons P. Manor will speak as follows :
Livmgton. May inn.
Centreville, May, 31st.
Red Boiling Springs, June 1st.
Lsfaj ette, June 3d.
Granville, June 5th.
Ray's Store, June Cth.
Maddox Mills. June 7th.
Walnut Springs, June 8th,
Public Speakinc la Eat Tensisw.
Annnintmcnts of Mi. GCSTAVCS A. HeNRT, GOV
HenrtS. Fooi-e and John F. House, Esq for East
Tennessee.
Governor Foote will speak at:
Newport, Friday, ' 24th.
Grecneville, Saturday, " 25th.
Jonesboro, Monday. " 27ih.
RogersviUe, Tuesday. " 28th.
Bean's Station. Weds'day, " 29 th.
Tazewelle, Thursday, SOih.
Jacksboro', Saturday, June 1st.
Clinton. Monday. " 3d
Knoxvillc. Tuesday, " 4th.
Col. JonN F. House will speak at :
Blountville. Saturday. May 25.
Jonesboro', Monday, May 27.
Marvnardville, Wmesday, May 29.
Rutiedge. Thursday, May 30.
New Market. Friday, May 31.
Sevierville, Saturday, June 1.
Clinton. Monday, June 3.
Knosvillc. Tuesday, June 4.
Public Speaking.
Tho nnderaicmed will address the people publicly
upon the questions connected with tho impending
war. ana omcr r eoera pUuw au- . .
w-ng times and places:
Flynn's Lick,
Saturday, May 25
night, ' 25.
Monday, - " 27.
Tuesday. " 28.
Wednesday, " 29.
night, " 29.
Thursday, " "0.
Scantl ng s uisi. "
Livingston. (Overton co.)
Celina. (Jackson co.)
Gainesboro", "
Craig's Store. "
Cookeville. (Putnam co.)
Bunker's Hill, (White co.)
Friday, " 31.
Saturday, Juno 1
Monday " 3.
Sparta, "
Carthage, (Smith co.)
Alexandria, (DeKalb co.)
Liberty,
Tnesdav, " 4.
" night, " 4
Smithville.
Wednesday, " 5
New Middleton, (Smith co.) Thursday,
Col. DeWitt. J. W. McUexrt, and Hon
J.
Guild, will be with me at most of the above places.
!peaking to commence at 11 o clock, a. m.
S. S. Stanton
Public Speaking.
Tho people of Davidson county will be addressed
by able and distinguished speakers at the following
times and places. Let every true eon of the South
who is determined to free Tennessee from the tyrant
and usurper, turn out in his might:
Goodletsvillc.
Monday,
May 20
Gee's Tavern,
Edgefield,
Cam Ilidge,
Tank.
Chattanooga Depot,
Tuesday,
WednVy night, "
Wednesday, "
Thursday, "
" night, "
Friday, "
Saturday, '
" night, "
Monday, "
Tuesday, "
Tuesday night, "
Wednesday, "
Thursday, "
Friday, "
Saturday, Juno
" night, "
Monday, "
Tuesday, "
Tuesday night, "
Wed'sday, "
Gower s fehop,
Smiley 's Store,
Iiellcview,
Cool Spring,
Burch a btorc,
Fletcher's Store, 7th Ward,
Barnes',
Tuscalum,
Smith s Spring.
McnhirtersTiuc,
Ward's Corner, 4th Ward,
New Hope Church,
Harris',
Hasbrooks' Store, 8th Ward,
Court House,
Ambrose Corner,
Thursday, " "
Corner of Broad and Market, Friday,
Jo. G. Pickett. M. Vircro:, and others, will
speak as follows:
CainKidge, Wednesday, Mays..
Tank, inursaay, - ...
GowcrsShop, Friday. ' 24
Rev. W. M. Keep, Vt. G. Br.iBX, and others,
ChatUnooga Depot, Thursday nht, " 2o
Dr..T. E Maslove, Wash. Barrow, and others,
Smiley "s Store. Saturday, " 25
The speakers lor toe otner appomimcna wxu De
designatcsl the comming week.
Public spcaklnir.
Col. Jons W. Heap, Baxter Smith, Esq., and others,
will address the public at the following times and
places, on the exciting questions of the day :
Woodcock's Spring, Macon co., Monday, May 20th,
Lafayette. " Tuesday, 21st,
Red Boiling Springs, " Wedn day, " 22d,
Williams' Store, Smith county, Thursday, " 23d.
Carthage. " Friday, " 21th
Nichol's (Snow Creek,) " Saturday, " 2atli
New Middleton. " Monaay. " 27th
Alexandria, DeKalb county, Tuesday, " vm
Rnmc. Smith countv, Medneway," -?tn
Dixon'a Surincs. " Tliuraday. " oOth
Hartsville. Sumner county. Friday. " ISlst
Gallatin, " Monday, June 3d
Speaking to commence at 11 o'clock each day.
Southern Independence!
R. B. Cheatham, Keq. will address the people, on
the questions of the day, at the following times
nd places.
and places:
I Turnfraville, ifobertson co.
Saturday, May 25
i ,
i Asliiana, oneamam co.,
Monday, June
may IT td bJcg
Public Speaking.
The undersigned will address their fnllow-citueM
at tho following times and places :
Livincston, " Monday, May 2T
Jamestoivn. Fentress county, Monday, Juno 3
HuntaviUe. Scott county. Wednesday. Juno 5
Montrromerv. Morrran countv. Thursday. Juno
Nokcs' Store. Overton county. Saturday. Juco 8
Jas. W. McHkkrt,
maylO dtwifewSw. Alvin Ctlujm.
Insurance can be obtained of W. J. Makr, Insur.
ince Agent, No. 25 College street, in the Lssmuj.es
CourAST of the Vaiakt op Virgima, cash capital
$300,000, and S20.000 in Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for' losses. Applications also received
for Insurance in the tknnssssb AIarixe and in-
ecsAvcy. Comfaxt oFNisnvaxE Ap25tf.
W i intti.fl.rJ In innmmrr WS ALKZ3Vao&
a oar Ben LSgmntart Wf gg tntrct
AarriLix tarz&o Qeseul Inscrancs CcaCANT.
loasmuch as there seems to be some misunderstand
ing as to the trae position of this institution and its
issuea, we now stato that the notes aro taken on
deposit by all the Banks in tha city, escept the
three old Banks, and wo further stato that the Seo
retury aad PreaideBt, together with ourMlT8,do
pledge our entire p ivate property for the redemp
tion of said notes. The notes of this institution are
redeemable on. their face in the notes of specie pay
ing Hanks, but as all our banks are now in a ttaie
of susptntien!, wc will redeem' the notes of the
"Nashville Life and General Insurance Company'
in gold whenever demanded at our counter.
A. Wheless & Co.
May 22 dlw.
Barries' Cream Ale Pnre.
Lovers of Ale have pronounced this the most de
lightful beverage of the day, and Physlciana con
tinue to recommend it for the cure of the worst cases
Of Dyspepsia.
its sirtue lus in ita punty. JJeing coropounueu
solely of malt and hops, its curative properties mua
ot once become apparent t those acquainted with
the virtue ef either ingredient. Its manufacture is
conducted with the most scrupulous care, and it is
undeniably tbo Best Ale manufactured either in
this or the eld country; at the present day.
It contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and it will not intoxicate. During the heat
f summer, it is the safest and most healthy bever-
ge that can be used, and produces none of the evilJ
ffects caused by the use of distilled liquor.
It is put up in barrels for the use of dealess ; and
in kegs and bottles, for family use.
Prico in barrels, ten dollars ; in fifteen gallon
kfgs, five dollars ; in bottles, packed in boxes of
one, tiro, three and four dozen, tiro dollars and fifty
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms by ad
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in all cases, acoompany the or
der, and funds en all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
Locis M. Miller,
41 Broadway, Nashville, Tens.
sh29 dly.
A Change. Wo havo this day sold to Mr. F.
Klein our entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor goods. Ho will continuo the business in all
its various branches, and we 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 bo found at all times
in the house of hia successor, ready to settle with
all who owe. Seltz & Harris.
mch8 2m
For Rent A desirablo suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office. dec29-tt
" PANIC STRUCK!"
Intending to reduce what ia certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, I will sell from this time
Wltnout uecara so rroimi'
J. "W. LANGLEY,
P.jj, 44 Union street.
Dr. R. Russell, Dental Surgeon. 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 bis inserted moro than
one hundred setts, tho advantages of which for du
rability, lightness and purity are abundantly testi
fied by the numerous certificates. Dr. li. is contin
ually receiving in their favor. Office No. 11 Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations on the mouth performed as
uauaL raarchli-tf
SMOKE. SIOICE. ALL SMOKE.
Away Doll Care.
Have Just Iteccived another lot ol
those Imported rrlncipo scgrars,
ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBAC
CO FOR THE MEEiiSUiiAUM ru?u,
at 44 Union Street,
J. W. LANGLEY.
P&B.
HAVANA SEO AR 8.1
JOHN WIIOHJLEY. 32 Sonta market at.,
NastiTllle, Tenn , 20.000 imported mb
vanaaW RECEIVED FB01I BA YAXA.
latest News from Old Virginia I
JOHN WIIOIII.EX,
32 soutb market Street
STILL AHEAD.
WharloT Rock City cuewiaff Tooacco
Made from the PURE ASD AATURAJj JjJiAJf
without AAT ADULTERATION.
Sboes! Sboes!!
Faekae, Dwmcxeb & Co. are opening a most beau
tiful lot of Snoe8 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 I
march 1 1-tf.
SPRING CLOTHING.
We are receiving our stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
which we are sell ng at pnce3 to suit the times.
Also a fino lot of Cloths, Cassimercs and Vesiings,
made to order. Ward, Bekmkgham & Co.,
mar22-2m No. 20 Public Square.
Attention, narris Guards.
The Rendezvous has been changed from Tusca
lum Church, Nolcnsvillo Turnpike, to the large
r TT
room opposite oewanee riuua-, uuuego ou'i
kindly tendered b Maj. B. F. Spieuis. Those
mishit!" to offer their services, will report their
names to M. II. Heskle, Jr., Capt.
April 23rd. ISfil.
RENT FREE.
I have three small houses, five rooms each, which
I will let to the families of those actually in service in
fighting Llvcols's hordes, free of rent, till tho war
closes or till their return. L. Powers,
aprl25 '61 No. 34 Market street.
tiaxe Your Moner.
Sellinz out at cost for thirty days, lato styles of
drip and soft hats, caps and straw goods, corner of
Cedar and Cherry streets. "
House Rent Frce.
Nashville, April 22d, 18G1.
Editors Union and American:
Please allow me to stato that J will furnish
house-room to ten families, whose protectors join
the companies and tro to tho wars now raging, rent
free until their return home, or until the close of
the war. W. S. Wiiitcman.
ATTENTIONI
Ueaurecard Light Infantry.
Gentlemen who wish to enrol their names on the
list of thU company, are requested to call at the
rooms of the Southern Righta Committee, corner of
Cedar and Cherry streets. S. C. Godbhall,
Captain.
Cbancery Notice.
-m m- TtrTTiTfPATllinK t P K ITamelton and others Judg-
IV B mfnt nd Atttchxent Bill -April Rules, lsdl. On
motion of complainant by his solicitor, and It appearing lo
the satisfaction of the Clerk and ilas'r from an allegation In
complainants Bill, wHch is swora t , that the defendant, F. K.
Uamelton, is a n n-resident of the 8tateof Tennessee. It l
ordered tnarpumicauo ee maac iwium 'j,'1' , ,
T-r.l,n "f1 Atnprl.n. aDEWinaiTCr PDUUSIUUI lUCUtl UI Ll&Okl
ville, requiring the said defendants appear before the Chancery
Court to be beld f jr the coujty ofJackion.at the court-house
lu the town of Oainesboro on the Sd Monday in August next.
tt en and thee to enter mi aeience i . oomp lamaa. i sau mm or
judgment by deftult, will be taken and me cause act down xor
neartng ex parie miu. rr?rrryllt.I - .
Baylt-w-Str's&se93
nrTM ocATinATtT n Ft Hamelton and others Judg.
IV .t .nA Auiracnt BilL Anril Bain, 18S1. On
motion of complairant by his solicitor and it appear.ni toth
tur.ftinn r theC erk and Master, from an allegation in ccm
plainaiubill, which lss-orn to, that defiant V K Uamsl'en,
is a non r, sident of the S ate of Tenneisee, It la therefore ord-r-
.i r.aiKiffa.,,f.n rar lour iuvvThiid wihi iu .ud
Union and American, a rewrpaper published in th city of
W..t,vill.r..nirlosairt non-resi-eni aacomi 10 appear a.
k. - irn rth. nnttn-ra of the Clianrerv Ocurt to be held
for ttc ouoty of Jackson, at te c nrt-huuse in the town if
Gatneebero on tbeKd "oniiav in aurui. taeD atu .urrc k tour
his d;fecoetoeomplairant'sbill,or Judtneat 11lb- tskenby
dofault and the causb set doirn tt neariut: exparvc i w uioi.
(VliiUlA.-l U. UUX10,U Cad.
Sayli-w4tpr'sree$3
-sr iKifl h. STrtVKviir K namplt-n and others Jnlzment
.1 and Atlactmaat Bill April Kules 11W1 On motka at
c mp a'asntby hiseolicitor,anaitaire.'lnjto thosatltfaetion
of the Clerk ard llastcr 'lorn an all-gation in c-implainanU
kill that tne dercndint F K uamtltoQ. is a noo resijeni o uie
SUte of Tennesser, it is therefore oidered that tu'-licatlon be
midn for four successive weeks In we Union and American, a
aarmiTvar -lnHi.hfd in tne citv or PisaTii'.e, iccuinnz ea a oc-
ei.dant to appsr at the next term ef the Citccery Court
to be hcid Tor the county of Jackson at ths oourt-hoosr in the
town of Oainesboro, on the 2d Monday in auipist, 13 1, then
and ttere to enter his defca.ee to complainan's bill.cr Jclrment
will be t.ken by defiult and the cause attdown for lesriss ex
. . it vf ,i wrn4 n u
carte sn o mm ,,a a.., j. ,a, A.
-sriMER TKiRERTS. . and others vs. V EHatriltonet als.-
, Judgment and Attachment Bill prll Buies, ISfil On
mOl0n Ol COaUTM-iniOl OJ Ull 9Ulll.laur l a"
f4-ti.,n .rt.i vittrTc and Masior. irom an aj.-raa'on m com-
ni.intni' hill, which ii sworn to. that the dj'entfaat. F K.
Batceltoo, I. a non reiidcnt of the State of Tennesiee. It is or
dsred tliat puhiietlon be made lor fours rc-tsive weeks In the
TTr,i.aa.ii4 Am.,tfaAti.a nfwtrnner Dubllshe! In the cltv of Nash
ville reaairlnesalddefendanttoappearat thestxturmof tho
Chancery Conrt, to ba holden for the county ol Jacktsat the
court hcuse 1n tl e town ot Galteboro, then and thejHWer.ttr
vi. .r.. ir, nhi.iiii'i hill, ot ludcmcut will be-VKen by
de'ault tadthe cause will be setiiown for hrariaj ex parte
as to hiia. WM. HBUXTc, U. a. M.
msyM-wJtpr'sfeJt?
Attachment.
DANIEL DEAN vs JB Schott. In ttiseaiel' appearing to
myatislactlon,ihat the dferdant. J B EehoU,is anon-
rrSidrntof tne cute ci lenoeuee.aum.a'"--"-atSdavltofplalniiir,thtthe
dfeadant is Iirltbted to h
,k. r JTi..,.. -i-it.,.. mnhTivte.lt I- ttere ereon
.... nnvii..,i.T, hj,muti In lbs Nashville Union and
t mcrlean lor focr successive weeks, comssni Jg ssid defc- daot
J B efcitt.tosp)arleorme.atmoffcr.iBheionMUn
3en. Perry couniy.Ttnnesee,on the 3Isiday c May.lfti , to
plead, answer or demur to raid attactment r the aims will bo
.et for hearing ex parte. p..
(BuylS-wstprtleaJ forrwrwtatyJfBS.
I
, ttttat of a
IBS. win..5l1''W,
As Hf4d3 Hsr sad 7awfe FfepMsa, ipieeaJi Is
alios of molfaen. kr ' '
SOOTHING SYEUP,
FOK CmiiBSEN TEETHING,
which gnatly feeUltstes the pneetf of teething, by softsatag tin
gams, rcaooiag an lmmmmon wui auay u iwu i
laocu&cuon.&sau
SURE T0 BEGUIiATE THE BOWEtS.
Depend opoa It, Bothers, It will glre reit to joartelTes,
Belief and Healtb to yonr Infanta..
We hsvepst op aai eld this artlele for ovi ten ynn, and
CAN SAT, IN CONFIDENCE AND TB.UMH of It,
hTe ctrer teen able to taj of ay ether zaedldne aEVKR
HAS IT FAILED, IN A 8IKQL8 INSTANOB TO EKECT
A CtritE, when Usely cted Never did wr know an lsiUsee of
dtteLtlfutInn hv tnv ont VMBM It. On Ufl COQCrttrT. U Kb
diligbted with tti operations, and tpaX in teres or eomneaoi
Uon of lu magical erects and medial Tirtses. We speu In
DiUniHwniT TEM know." niter ten Ttin eipri-
ence, and ptedgcvrrepuiaHonor Vu fvlfiXbntntot vat
xet Mrt ataaTt. la&uaoueTery insiance wnere moiaiii. u
suffering frem pain and exhaustion, relier will s roaru u m-
ThlimlnKhla nrtn&rfttlnn la the nreilcrlDtion of O&eof tht
most asvtntncta ana tmuiw. cmrm in new jaxuuu,
bu ten astd with never failing vuceat in
THOUSANDS OF CA8ES.
It nat ml, nllera the child from cain. fast InTicorates
stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gres tone and enezi
to the wholes' stem. It will slnost instantly reliiTe
Griping in tap Bowels and Wind Colic
and OTetcome eonvulsona, which, if not speedily remedied, end
in death. We beliere it the Ut! and turnt remedy in tht
world, in ail cases of Dytentery &n& DiarrKaa in Children,
whether it arises fiom teetUlne. er from any other cause. We
wonld say to every mother who has a child suffering from any
of the forenolng compla'nts do not Ut yonr pre-juJicet,
nor CAe preruaica of uttert, stand between you anayoar sui-
fcrinschild.andthereiier that wUl be tvre yes, abttAvtay
run to follow the use of this medicine, if timely used. Full
directions for rising will accompany each bottle. Mono trenulne
unless the fie simile of OCRTI8 & PERKINS, New York, Is
n the outside wrapper.
Bold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Offices 13 Cedar Street, N.Y.g
PEI02 ONLY 25 CENTS FEB BOTTLE.
oet3o d.tw&wlr ins
DR. KING'S DISPENSARY
FOlt PRIVATE DISEASES.
Kjpb SE. KINO, formerly or New York, for the 1
jffjy four yevsof Irtulsrille, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention to th treatment of priTate di5iiP fr o
thirty yerrs, flatters himself, harinr attendd to a pr- etice fer to
many years, and cured so many thousands, he U euoId ton e
all disesaes of a private natare. no matter how ba l ttey may b
from Injudicious medical treatment, or f rem neglect oftheir own
Dr. Klnit'e Dispensary U No. 23 Deadrick street, bttween Cherry
and the Square, where hecures all diseatesof aprivate nature
Ooxoansa cured wltheut naucious medicine or interference
fTOcrrapIofoldor recent date, effectually cured in a few
dars.by an operation which causes no pain. Where a stricture
exist, health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more
mlsohief and nndermines the constitution so much.
firman, with all the diseases of the skin, growing out f a
lect or bad treatment, can be eifectnally cured in a few days.
Sura LWraraiss, particular attention having been given to
this disease, and all tho consequences grewintout of it, brought
on in many eases by the destructive habits of inconsiderate
Youths and excessive indulgence of the passions, a neglect of
which will undermine be constitution, rendering the subject un
fit for business or society, and causing prematBreold aje.
Females who maybe laboring with any difficulty or tho Womb
may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and statinrtteir case, with
a fee eioclosed directed to Dr A. King, No. a,"ea1rick stree ,
K-nn triiih. the nccessa-v medicine sestto their
address, with necessary dirscUons. Strict secrecy observed Office
. " n . r a ...in nnfnQln trie wmrtTir-
OOUTB If OBI OClwt m iuc uviiuut " o-
RELIABLE INSUEAMCE.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
CHARTERED Ai D. 1810!
The oldest Insurance Company
Baslnoas in tbo1 Sontb.
doing;
CASH CAPITAL AKD ABSKT8 1,000000.
THIS Company rests Its ctJas ta patronage on the following
facta:
JJVI' aa3 bn dolus a legitimate Insurance boiiKM for
HALF A CENTTJET.
TTT Ithii anmtred an enviable reputation in regard to fair
dealing equitable adjustment and prompt payment of losses
which acquirement is a guanntce that it will never deviate
from Its rormer course, ana jeopsruie a chmmi "5 "
deservedly enjoyed.
Jjj u possesses bona fide means to the amount of a
MILLION DOLLARS:
It has TWENTY TnfUBAND DOLLtRB la Tennessee
State Bonds, deposited with the Comptroller, as as
Additional Gnaranteo
to its policy holders in this State.
ITT It contributes to the revencecf the State by the annual
payment ef taxes on license.
Property holders wishing to protect their property by a policy
or Iruuianee, in a really solid Company, one that will stand up
boldl anapty evcrj juk ciaim aga est ii, ici wuo .umi
will aeeomplih their objects oy calling at the agency of this
Company, Ho. 25 College street.
" ' . a. n. . . Mlaala-
sippi aod Arkansas will attend tu the prtmpt adjustment and
aymi
Uai
rtMAtwSm
CHEROKEE CUBE!
An unfaOlij cure for Seminal AVcaltness, Noc
turnal Ciumissiuui, iinVrfr'L-y, W4J Vf a-it. ,
Paint in th Bad. ticnt in tht BUdder, Obstructed
and Difficult Menstruation, and nil jHteatc cautea
by deviating rem te path of liature, end inducing
nn th nuf Km finrc' all imnroser discharges are remov
ed, the weakened organs of generaUon are speedily cured, and
full vigor restore!.
Either trx, contemplating marriage, should reBect that a sound
mind and body are necss&ry to promote connubial happiness.
in tVitt Cherokoe Cure" the poor debilitated, worn down and
despairing devotee of sensual pleasure will find relief.
It is sale ana pirasani Laiuu:iiiuuicui.iDiuiMaawuiwu
taining no mineral poison, bnt is prepared from pure vegetable
extrarts- In the form of a delicious syrup.
Price S2 per Bottle, or three bottles for $5, aid and torwardsd
byexpiesstoallpartsof the world
cold oy an respecwuio urugncui. bicihmc-c.
POTT ICR & ilEF.WIN'. Proprietors, St. Lnttis.Mo.
Bold In Nashville by Ewing & Pendleton, Berry & Demoville
Q. W. Hendershott, and by DruggisU everywhere.
octSS-dtw&wlr
The Great English Remedy.
8IE JA5IE8 CLARK'S
OELERRATES FEJ2t.lL P .
Protected
Letters.
Patent.
By Roayl
Prepared from a pretortptiono Sir CUrle.lf.D
tteuin aairuvTitnuTT m a'o v'"11
Ttila iBTalcable medicine Iscnfailinz in the cure of a!lthos
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constituU
is sutject. It moderates all exass and rcmovesall obstructior
and a speedy cure may be relied on.
It Is peculiarly suited. It will, is a snort time, or
monthly period with regularity.
Each botUe, price One Cellar, bears the Government
GreatBritaiu, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
IIma POLt themld not be taken bv ftmalet d rino
ittrxi 1BRKK ITOlTTIISof Preanancv, at tievaretur
brlna on Mitearriage, but at any other time they are tale:
An ail Cases OI nervoas aQU olJluat auc.ui.iu, i&u. ui vu.
n.rV .ml T.inbs. Fatime on slizht exerUon. Palpitation of the
Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when
all other means have failed ; and although a powerful remedy,
do not contain iron, calomel, antimony , or anjthinjthurtfulto
theeoaititatioa
Tnlldiircions In the pamphlet aro nde&chpiokage,whleB
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for tne united mares aao ..asica.
Bochester.N.T.
it. Tt ai .00 and six Dostaze stamcs enclosed to any author
laed agent, will Insure a bottle coataining 50 pills, by retain
M, .11
Bold In Nashville or uerrya. uemo-niioanB u. w nsaoer
shtt, Ji O. Bfown and all resceetabUdruKU". I
MRS. WINSLOAV
An experienced curia and female physician, has a Soothlo
Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the proces
of teething, by softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay all pale, and is sure to regulate the bowels Bepend
upon it, mothers, tt will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. Bee adver
tisement in another column octSS-ly
Pimple Banlsbed !
Faces ITIailo Clear I
HOW
By one week's use cf the Magnolia Balmi A ptreectly harm
less but elegant and elected preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sod everywoere
WE HAQAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy, S. T.
feb24 diw3m
THE CHIEF AITIONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOh
ww k a nalnmll. amnnlnnted all other OtDtraents and heatine
applications in both the 2ai tern and Western Hemispheres,
wherever miroducea; ana i uit nw uiv iruo ..ixk
criu success In all culaneeu afectlont, whether the ctt.se be
oocftferuor aueait.
BURNS ds SCALDS
are Instantly relieved or their U anguish, pain and nCam
mation.by a timely apjllca-W UonoltalinanelKmtlealer
and the flesh ii renew as if 2 by a charm, a blemish or
scarremaining. b
THE FRIEND OrX THE NURSBRT
!d ....
Children are frequent suf ., ferers from external lnjnrte
-!iiv fram Fluid and Oamnhtn Zariotiont thej
rore every msther should have this healing preparation
constant! at hand. It teals! sore EreatU, andrj uickly re
moves the TliIi.-5 or ttiiu- , nuu,io j-irsuwai
a.Iaa.Aaa-M
10 TRAY2LXRB BY O SBA AND LAND.
tv Marfvicist. the Tra- a vtlsr. and everr other lsdl
tMmiI whoia lot is llfe" throws him within tne
chance of accident from esrpto- in sioa, Jfr. or J IlsU 'should
bear in mind that this Magic Extractor is bis best and only
triA It Is both portable 5 and rhean. and should ever
be his companion, as a friend, is seed There are thousands
of living witnesses ut icsuiy uiu marvellous u wc. who
owe their sousa iimoo aaa musciev w us saviog zaacj
The following are a isw oij tnruaai-7(7aiviicrwiua
DAULSk o aAuiuAiir-aXH aAiaavivaiik rAAixur
TITS as well as OURS: a
Boms, Xrytlre.u Soresofal kindi.
Bruises, xiLluia, Oiiua wOaLDUi,
Bolls. Prost Bites, Scrofula,
Broken Breast, Pever Sores, Eesrry,
Bites of Reptiles, feicss, beams,
Oancer, aiasduIarDiseassi, Scurf,
Cracked Up), Mercurial Sores, Scald Head,
jnapped -tanas, rainsneraiiy, cprains,
-hiintalns, Pimples, BmallPox,
Oramn. Piles, Tumors,
Contracted Cords, Poison, Tetter,
ahafes. Rheumatism. Ulcers,
nWMv. .f lla. SV! n. TtiuhM. VenirMl finriaj,. Sra
Sold at lbs princtfal Depots, 14 Broadway, new Ycrt,tU3dil
sea isi unanres street, new Orleans, cy J. vtruuiii c co.
Oeseral Agent. It can be obtained of all respectable DruggUtt
moirtiaaii mroognoutins UCiHKlBWWS (Bavuia.
rteyaa7. WaaJKi advsrtliB&gtt U of
areS-dAwly
J?Kejf. WSBB1S
Hostorative O o r d i k;l
AND
REKOyATOBa,
BLOOD
A IspKsisely what lta na-eiedkates, fer, whiiapleutrnt!
Q
v w k wa-et Is revITirylrg, exu nrsiirg, oa sirei R3
, -enicg to th j. vital powers It also reTinHes, reinstate
K and renews the Wood in all its iriginal pnrity,aad thus
W restores and resdoa the sj stem In vulnerable to att-cks;
.01 diaean. It !i ths onlv urentration ever offered to tea
. wcrld in a popular form so as to be within the reach of
n"' do eaemietiiy fun Kiiiruiiy eomn nrauunt
the most Dowe, ful tonic, and vet ro tyi fectly adanled
j u to act; in perfect accordance vrtth lie laws of
naiKre, ahO-Aenc- oiie we tieatottszomaui, and.
I tone ud toe dirativ ornns. and allay all nerveus and
other irritation. It ia also perfectly exhiiiratlng in lis
effects, and yet Is never foUcwed by lassitude or depres
.sionef snirtu. It is cemposed entirely of vegetables
. 'aaJ thoe thoroughly combining powerful tonic and
j soothing properUea, and consequently can neTer injure,
-ituch a remedy has long been fell to be a desideratum ia
0 the medical world, both by tho thoroughly stilled in
medical science, and also by all'aho have sneered from
debility, for it needs no medical skill or knowledge even
to see that debility follows ail aitacuoi disease, and
U lays the Ukguarded system open to the attacks of many
of the most diagerom to which poor humanity is eon
stantly liable. Buch, for eiamjle, as the following:
Consumption, Bronchitis, Indigestion, Dyspepsis, Loss
ol appetite, Fainiaeu, Nervous IrritablUty.NeuralglaJ
PalDltatlonof the Heart. Melancholy. UypocondriaJ
(y Mght 8weaU, tanzuor. Giddiness, and all tnatcla-s ot
cases, so reartully ratal u unauenaea to m time, cauea
Female Weakness and Irregularities. Also.LlTer De-iit
ra gmenta or Torpidity, and Liver ComplaintsJIiseases m
of the Kidneys, bulding or iLConUnuenceof tue Urine, WW
or any general uci-uikci-iw.. v. w.um. --.ju.-
Pain in the Uacx, Bide, ana ce.wcen iseoiiouiaeri.pre
rt!.ru-..!tlnS1isrhtColdi. liicilncand Continued Couch
EmadaUon DiQcuity of VreatMag, and indeed we nig tt.
MTarn.ru. m-.PT mtlt Still. DC. S BITS SLSCS OniV to
'siy.it will not only cum ttie debility tollowin; Chill,
aca lever. butprevtasii i-iaaw... uiuu i,uut miaa
matis Inflceneeaand cure the diseases at oncs,ii already
attacked. And as it acts directly atidpirslstenttv upon
the biliary system, arousing the Liver to action, premo
).. I-, fii-t.aH t: e excietions and se.reUons of the
system, it win .aiauiDir pixtcu. j kwiuui coosc-nno,..rnitntrinc-unoncbaDeeof
climate and water:
oence all travelers suouia uivm vu...g wiw. ukiu,
all should take a table spoooiui n least oeiort eating
As It prevents eo.tiveness, streniithens the digestive or
0
mm. ft .hnni4 be in me naooa oi an irersaus ox seoen-
tary habits, students, ministers, library men. And all
nniuvrutomed to much oat doir exercise should
.itr.c n.oit if thev wUl they will find an agreeable
'pleasant and efficient remedy against those ills which
rob them of their beauty; for beauty csnno exist with
out heiltL, and healta cannoiexm wnuo i. e aoove ir
.i.aiiinivmUmie Thesagaui the Cordial. is a dt
feet Mother's Belief. Taken a month or two before the
flnal trial she will pass the dreadful period with perfect
r.e-r. There Is no mistake about, this Uordia
xi.tmforlt. Mothers, try it I Andtoyouwe1
Lppealto detect the illness or decline not only of your
daughters before it Is Wo late, but also your sons and
husbands,fer while th former, from false delicacy .often
goesdown to a prema.ure ei c i aluci .ran ici uicir con
ditlon be known in time, thelatter are often so mixed up
wits iha .rriunentaf business that if itweremtferrou
they too would travel in t e same downward path, nntil
too late to arrest their fainl fall Buttho motoerlsal
ways vigilcnt, and to yen we confidently appeal : for wei
r rvnnr never falliiw affection wiU unerringly noint
lyaa to rror. wooa ioi.ui vmiiu Diuuuxwca
l , ,i-mpilvwh.ch stould be alwavs on hand
I nUmeofseed O. J. TVOOD,Pruprielor, Broaday,
Mew York, and 11 aiarasi iircci, o.. noun, mo,
RnM bv all trood Druirgists. Price Onetollar per Bottle.
Bold in NasWilleb, &
BERRY b. DKMOVILLS,
BaOWNfcKVAS,
DEMOVILLE & CO.,
and all good Drusjtsta In the city.
maxSZ-dwiy
Glad News for the Unfortunate!
THE L050 SOUGHT TOU
DlSCOVEIlED AT IiAST.
CHEROKEE REMEDY,
An unfaillnar Specific for all Dlscaaea oi
tne l.rlnary urganm, ana a ueaem
Alterative and lilood Purifier.
THIS " REMEDY" CUBES WHEN ALL OTHEE
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
Tt In nllr-lT unlike every other medicine prescribed for Year
real Diseases, as it contains no mineral poison er nauseous
drugs being prepared from roo's, barks and leaves, in the form
of a pleasant and delicious Syrup.
It is "nature's own remedy" for Gonorrhoea, .(Clap) Gleet,
Gravel. Stricture, and Is especially recommended fer Fluor Ai
bus, (Whites in Females,) fer this complaint It ia invaluable.
As a general alterative and blood purifier, it has no equal, and
does not fail to cure scrofula, secondary syphilis, glandulat
swellings, mercurial and all eruptive diseases, curing thee
more speedily and permanently than any other jedi
dne known. It does this by purifying and cleansing the
blood I Causing it to Bow in alL Its original purity and vigor
thus removing from the system all impure ana penue-sus emu
which have induced disease.
In all old eases of Gonorrhoea and Gleet, that have baffled all
medical skill, it is especially recommended in old cases It
never falls, and recent ones it cures from ot e to three days. A
few doses positively removes all scalding heat, chord ca and
-1? a . . .L. 1 IV. lalMfa W,f, . M&M
It QOeS Q"l CQCC. UlC UlaMl VI lUlil..." -- "a-
buxiaea.
It reaulrse so assistance cram otner meaicwe.
It can lav on the toilet t ble.cr in the counting-room, with
out its ever being suspected as a w remedy" for private dis
a'rreatiae on Venereal Diseases, with nil directions for their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
For full directions get a Circular free from any drugStia
the United Btates.
It is sold at retail for 82 r bottle, or three bottles for 5
by all respons'blo druggists and dealers in meilcines.throughou
tho United States, and at wholesale by all wholesale druggists.
POTTER & UlEKWISi Sole Proprietor
ST. LOUIB MISSOURI.
Bold In Nashville by O. W. Hendershott, Berry & Demov
Swing & Pendleton, and by all responsible drnrpsis o
where. octgQdtwltwly
J&Jzl W & jE Jh2 3E3 S
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidsnoe aced la
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
no TKZ
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
"There seems to be no excuse for thin or gray Hair, sow
the celebrated Hhxstrut'4 IinxiTasLx Hair Uxstokativx
eanle had."
rxox THI
"CIiEVEI-AND PIAIN DEALER.
TThn neoDle can rrotect their Hair from the tell-tale marks
of age, when they can luxurate in plossy black locks at an ad
vanced period of their lives: hsn white and gray Hair can be
turned to a beantlful black or anbnra; when Hair can be made
to rrow upon bald heads; when all this can b doDt.it cannot do
any harm to tell what will do It. HKIMSTKKBT'S HAIRRK
8TORAT1VK will do It. This Hair Restorative is. beyond per
adventure, the best thing of the kind ever invented The facts
in our possesilon, in regard to this wonderful preparation, war,
rant us iu unqualifiedly recommenoing it."
SEOM TUX
AaOriS REPVRLICAN
ST.
"iUriT of our first eltlsens in St. Louis are speakisir is glow.
lag terms of this article."
raox tbx
CAIRO CITV GAZETTE.
-Tfci l-irmnrarahlv excellent nrenaration for the Restoration
of Grey Hair to the original color, to preserve Hair from 'all
ins cut, and to cure baldnesss, is on sile at Humphrey &
Browu's in this city.. The e.idence that this Restorative is n.
humburg is conclusive. Testimonials to that effect may be
found in almost every paper in the country."
T-OX THZ
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
l&vedves alone, and use only some reliabit Restorative
like Hetmstreet's I nimitable."
Bold everywhere "rice suo and i per come.
W. S. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors.
fsb!t-dtwtw3m Troy, New Yerk.
Sari., Glossy, ana
Luxuriant Hair!
HOW I
Tiv ailnr Heimstreet's InirnUahU Restorative. Don't ess
anything else on your Head.
Price 50c and 31 per bottle. Sold everywhere
W. E. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy.S. T,
Be an advertisement headed ,
"YOU LOOK IN VAEV.f
oet2S-lyd.wAvw
M..r. ninrk. Greirorv & Co : Gents: I ra-chased two bottles
ofvonr Ambrosial Oil, which has given tire satisfaction in
OOIiejIoomacceacaueayu-c.
Cyruston, Tenn. unuftu. oiAuaiMi
Slersrs. Clark. Gragory&Co. Nashville, Tenn : Gentlemen: It
gives me pleasure to ten you tnat your morosiai un uas given
me ttieat relief, and I may say, more case than the use of any
nth.. mi-fiTHni,
I have used one battle anu one ran oi your Amorosiai uii,
and from the eaw it has given me In jy Rheumatic suStrin?, I
would sot be without the ether bottle and one hal' for any price,
provided I could not get an more, aespecnuiiy.
Ringgold, Ga , Sept 3d, 1859. apll-dtw2w
THE
A PERFECT AXD COMPLETE REMEDY FOS
PI1TIPLES, BLOTCHES,
FRECKLEVER17PTIONS.
scrvnciiN or
TAN
f riniS Elesrant Preparation renders the Skin soft and fresh,
I iran.aiina- tn It a Marble Pnritv. It Is most cool and re
freshing if applied to the face after exposure to the sun, and
wlil give Uumeaisierener . mo oung oi irow. ..utun
noisenous enters into its composition. The contents of a bottle
might be taken without harm. Mt application every ntgit
for a ice ti, will cure the worst eate of Pimples.
ooia every everywncre rn tuacuk. uo,.fv;.
W. E. HAGAN. Proprietors,
febiM-dtwAwnm Trny. Sew York.
NOTICE.
Hunting and risking Orbit! den.
FROM an after th's date, HUNTIKU ana riaymu are
positively forbidden on onr lsmis As urpIarearepost-
0, we will hereafter enforce the lawagalnst all persons found
trespassing upon toem.
a'UOAUba nvaun,,
WM.B ELLISTON,
JAS. T ItLLiaiON,
WILLO WILLI AMU.
PRANK MfGAVt.CS,
WM H SMITH,
ARCHER CHEATHAM,
JOnNH. MciVOCK,
WU. Q HARDINB,
SAN L. GRAHAU.
Richland Turnpike. v llt pH3-dlm
Gstittecoi-y one month and charge this office.
F DBIH AN & CO.,
WnOLDAlX siaixu in
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODS;
H
AVK recelved.ror the Spring and Sumemr Trade of 1HS1
their usual stock cr cseap uooas, consisting is part or
Br i tlsb, American and French Cloths;
Cassieaeres and Testings, Erralnei,
Cottooadca, Hosiery and Llsca
Pusters, Dnclu &c.
A very choice assortment or Ladies Dress Gods,Barige, An
glaise, Ltvellas, Faullards, Organdies Lawns, Ginghams, fancy
and solid Bareges. Trimmings, Ac., Ac. A superb lot or the
best brands of 4 9 Bro. Domestics txtra heavy Cotton Tarns;
al I of which will be sold at prices in keeping with the times for
Cash or bankable paper. .
FtJBMAN A CO.,
apl5-5hsdw pear the Suspension Bridge.
ITIACADI.ATS F.NOLASD.
rflHS iftn volume is Cloth asd Paper, received and for sale
bv M. HAUAn St CU'
apllS-tf
41 College street
AFRESH lot of SUrer Skis Onion Beits and Pumpkin Set d
jtat rsctlTfi Bd for sale Ij .
Saartl-U PXXOTRiTJ ItQ ,
from lafSA'&VlKEISE)
COMMERCIAL.
mKetary and Ceatmcrcial.
Wednesdat Etesko, May 22, 186L
Ths telegraph advises us of the fallxire & anoth
er Bisk at Albaaj, K. T., being tic lecond within a
few-days. This is one of the effects of the crisis
which Lkcols's war has brouzllt upon the coun
try, and we may loot for quita a number of iim
ilar failures in the North.
The Charleston ilsrcjfy has the following para
graph in regard to trade in tho Southern Confede
racy :
TVa nrA (-.a tifinri tn loam that our merchants are
now receis ing large lota of coffee and other merchan-
ciizB irbm new uneans, Tia juempuu. at
several shipments of rice have been made by rail
read to Richmond. Memphis. Mobile, and other
points in tne Confederate States.
we near that upwards of 2000 bales ot coiwn
have been sent oyer the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad, to fill up vessels now loading at Savannah
lor laiverpooi.
.Haricots br Xelcgrajib.
Ntw Oauaxs, May S3 -Cotton: salts to-day SCO bales :
middling liam. &uar ami Mblaises nothlns; sous;.
jfioorio. ixrj .iu... aieMrerkaxi. Whisxvut.
Naw s"oir. May 22. Cotton heavr: sales to-dav 2S00 bales:
munarg spiasa
BAHB HUTEAUD EXCHAMUE JL.IST.
Co&xktio DauT bt TBI Uutciuim Baxz Eairaao 4k Co
Tennessee,
Baskj quoted at par are bankable.)
I The notes of all
Bask of Tennessee..
par Soothers
Union Bank..
PUnter' Rink
Commercial Bask..
Uerehants' Bink
Buck's Bank.
City Bank
Farmers' Bank..
rraners- nnz.
IBaskof MtdJleTeaa.
Bank of Commerce.
" " Paris.
" the Cnlon.
' Knorville
" Chattanooga
" " NashvlUe
. M.mnM.
OeoeeRank- ..
8helbyvUleBank.
River Bank, Memphis
It.nV rtf D.nilHflo-.
Lawrenceburir Bank.
Banket America-.
Bank of West Tenn.
n oncers Bans.
SROXKX axs WOSTSIJtSS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tessessee, Nashville.
Warmers' and Mechanics' Baalt, Alemphis,
Mechanics' Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Pank, Murfreuboro.
Miners' and Masufaetsrera' Bank, KsoxrilU.
Bauk of East Tennessee, Esozvilla,
Bask of Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, Daadridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at TasewelL
Bank of Taiewell
Otber States.
Cxstcczti
Gio&am
Banc of Ashlanil.. -prem
Atlas taBasx
dis
Bank of Louisville. a '
Bank of Kentucky, 5 '
Cemmetcial Bit of Ky. S "
Farmers' Bk of Ey 5 "
Northers Bk of Ky S
People's Bank 5 "
SostnernBkor Ky 5 "
BX0ES3 AKD CL08ZD.
Augusta Insurance asd
Basking Company- par
Rank of Athens par
Bank or Augusta. par
Bank cf Commerce, par
BavamiiY .. par
Bass; of colnmbus. par
Bask of Fulton par
Bank of Middle Ga .
Bask of Savannah . par
Bkcf theBtate of Ga. par
Central Railroad &
Ranking Company, par
City Bk of Augusta., par
Georgia Railroad fc
Banking Company . pxr
Marine Bk. Savannah, par
Merchants' and Plan
ters' Bank. .. par
Mechi Savings Bk... par
Kechs'Bk, Augusta . par
Plasters' Bank, par
Timber Cutters' Bask
Dnien Bask, Augusta, par
Other Basks. .
laexxx aris closxd.
Commonwealth Bask.
Newport Safety Fund Bk. New
port.
Trust Compasy, Covington.
1MBIX1
Bank of Mobue par
uuk ot Montgomery, par
Btnk or Selma, par
Bank of the State,. par
Central Bank of Ala- ptr
Commercial Beok - par
Eastern Bask,Eelma, par
Northern Bank or Ala par
Southern dank or Ala. par
BROZZX AKD CLOAKS.
Planters' B'k or Ala., Florence.
Planters and Mechanics' Bank,
Hintsville.
State Bank or Alabama.
lotTH Cutouxa
Bask of Albany. Albany.
Sank of Brunswick.
Bask of Greensborough.
Danker Charleston. par
Bank of Camden par
Bank ef Chester . par
Commercial Bank of Co
bank or tuuiedgevuie.
Bank of Macon.
Cherokee Ins. and Bankii.K.C.
Dalton
Commercial B'k of Macon
Iumbla par
Bank ef Georgetown. par
Bank of Hamburg. par
Bank of Newbury par
BkottheBtateofB.O. p-r
Bask of 8: Carolina., par
Exchange Bask or Co
lumbia a a.a.a.. P&T
Iarmers'& Erch'g Bk par
Mere' 't B'k or i. O- ar
People's B'k cr 8. C par
Pianters'dcMechs'B'k par
Planters' Bask or Fair
field 1 "
Bouthweeters R Bk 1 "
State Bank, Charles
ton "
Union Bank or 8. O. S "
Exchange Bank. Griffin.
Planters' and Mechanics' Bask,
Columbus.
Planters' and Mechanics' Bask
Dalton.
Manufacturers' asd M;hnnica
Bank. Columbus.
Southern Bank, Balnbrldge.
Manufacturers' Bit, Macon.
Tntsnru:
Bank of Commerce, Fred
ericksHurg. Sdjj
Bask of the Common
wealth, Richmond. 5"
Bask or the Oid Domin
ion, Alexandria "
Bask of tho TaUey of Ta,
Winchester. .'.'
Locisuxa :
All N.Orleans Banks far
Noam UaivOLWi. :
Bask of Va., Richmond 5"
Bask or Wheeling 3"
Bark or Winchester 5"
Xxchasge Bk or Ylrgisia,
Norfolk 5"
Farmers' Bk or Virginia,
Richmond .. .. 5"
Manufacturers 'and Farm
ers' Bank, Wheeling S"
Merch'ts Bk. Lynchburg- 5'4
Merchants' b. Mechanics'
Bank, Wheeling 3"
Northwesters Bank of Va,
Wheeling.
Southwestern Bank of Va,
WhytherUie 5"
Other Banks .. .
MxarLiiro.
Baltimore Basks lCSIIdia
Country Bnuks. 10 13dif
Bank of N. Carolina..
Bank or Cape Fear.
Bank or cnarioite.
Bank or Fayetteville.
Bank or Wadesboro.
Uissocki:
8t. Louis Banks lOdli
Country Basks... .10
Ixsiaki :
Bk of the Btateof Indlana-HIi
Other Banks .19
All notes or this State should
be countersigned by the State;
OScer, being then secured by j
deposit or state stouts.
Ohio:
8tata Bank or Ohio... Sdis
Bank of the Ohio Valley,
Commercial Bank of 01s-3
Px-maTLvaxu.
Country Banks 1 3 "
Philadelphia Banks,., Sdl
Pittsburgh Banks
Country Banks .
lonra.
Bta e Bank
MunnssoTa.
New Yoax.
(All resrarded as'HrildcaU.")
New York City Banks
Country Banks -
Nxw KiiaLano.
Bolvest Banks LgSdll
Wiscosc-i
Solvent Banks
Specie.
Qoll, Amerlcm 10S15 prem Silver..
Excb&nge.
New York, sight
ttosten,
PhiUdelphia, "
RAltlmore. 4
Npor Orlf-ans.'-
Cincinnati, "
Aeres.peraere
no sale 1 130 Acres, per acre.
no ale
no sale
sale 1 160 "
Special and Important Notice
to
Clothing Dealers.
BENJ.F SniKLDSACO. lave this day received and are
prerared to Job to the trade, at suction crices, the entire
stock of one of tbe largest Eastern Clothing mannfacfure. Be
ing, beyond a doubt, tne most extensive ana best goltou up stock
ot goot's ever offered a Auction in this citv. The stock of a full
lire of every varlrty of spring goods selected with" the greatest
care and made in the best manner. Being made for this Spring
trade, but the concern besrg disarpoin'ed In the Spring bssi
nesa, are cmrelled to close their stock in this manner. Seal
ers will serve the rows interest by calling and exsmislsg this
extensive stock, as tney will most positively to sold. As op
portunity rarely offered.
Ui.aaJ V. BUl-ELUB tz CO.,
Central Ascti on Rooms,
pll3-tf opposite Sewanee,
Qk C.13E3 fancy Prints, Pprasges American Dusncllasd
lllU Tacony, ICO cases Cnies fancy Prists, received to-
aay a.d for salo for cash only, by
JAilKS LOWJS tCO.,
ap21-tj C8 asd 210 Sixth street.
Louisville. Ey.
EXECDTOU'S NOTICE.
LL persons having claims against the estate of Hardin P
i Bcstick. deceased, are htreby notified to present them to
the undersigned who have ijualP.edu Executors of his will,
and all per-ons indebted to tho estate are requested to make
early settlement.
j. h iiosuck eas ce xousa at otsomee, ro. fix Cherry
street, Nashville, Tens.
MARGARET R. BO
TnnrHO-dlni Vxerutnrsnf Hartlin P B,tlek
WAkt AOTICJB.
E BOM and afer this date, we will sot fill crdersfor any de
scription o' O ods, nslrss accomfan'eJ with the Cash,
i g obliged cow to pay cash for eitry article we purchase,
our f rinds and the public generally will at once see (be necessity
of this course on our part On-rtockefGrocei.es and Confec-
tlonaries is now run ast wen assorted, and uun Dealers will
Ssd our House the place to purchase
XllUai-tU.-l. BffctaUl ocuu.,
apKO-tf Voy Market street.
For Kent,
FOR the remainder of the jear the large Piore Room fa the
Union and American Block, recently occupied by But &
Un. is. mayl9-tf
X.011I!IL.I.,UD'S S.i;F,
IN Bottles and Bulk, for sale iu quantities to Jobbers, by
B. A. B0BINSCN it CO ,
nnoicsaie irrujrgis.s. Liouisruie. iy., ana
may!8 dm M A&C A SANTAS. Norfolk Va.
IXECTION" KOTICK.
ON the 8 hdsy of June, 1PC1. I will epe- and hold an elec
tion, for the purpoee ef votlmr upon a 'Declaration ef
Indmenileceean4 OrCInxoce diss.Iving th: Federal Keiarons
between the Biate or Te-netsee d1 the United States of Ameri
ca," and also upon "A- Ordinance for the adoption of the Con
stitution of the Provisional Gover mest ot the Confederate
8tates of America," ar cording to the requirements of au Act
pa ud May the 6th, 1W1
The Const blislneich Civil District will please open and
hold the abovee.'ectlon.
msy!7td JOHS s. J-DMUWDSO, aherlff.
itl Hilary Cap Manufactory.
THE public are hereby Informed that they can procure at
tho shorter t noire Military Cape, mads in every style asd
at thelowest cub rates
Country me chants will Bud this as cxcellant oppcrtuni'y to
purchase Caps o f e r:ry description , made to order, and at cheap
wb lesale rates.
The subscrilr s long experience Is the business enables him t3
challenge competition Call and exa ine samplrs at
A laciue, iigenr.
No 3 i North Market street,
oppotlte Watson House,
may 17 d3m Nashville, Tens.
Ever)7 Southcriior Should Bead It!
MEW YORK MY BOOK,
DAILT'3 FOR S1LE BT
F. HAGAN &. CO.,
41 College Street.
may 7
FBOCLAMATlOIs.
ISIIA.7I C. HARRIS, GOV. OF TENNESSEE.
To all it ho sball sea these present,
Greeting:
ALL Volunteer Orgsnliations in the Sttewho K
tofore drawn Arms, and do not now bold themielves la
tarn them toffielmmeditaIy,attte8tat AneaaJ,laNMbTiUe,
. . . L. I. W m sfifnntiul.
or ine iJtnKici oi fcuc ! Ma -.awN.-.
in USIiaOIlJ WAiCXCUl uaiw m "
iu.fi at the uepanmeni, ia aiiu, j --
( May. A. D ISGl. vamv n TTARni!,
By the Governor! ISHAH O. HARRIS.
J E. R Bat. Secretary or State, osfcr w may 17.
NOTICE.
"SX17E have sold our entire Stock or Groceries, Liquors V
11 . a Sl. a 111 (aV nliitHM foil
commending tsem v our imu,..a ''--"'""""
firm or Grisham Haffaker, as merchants who are is every way
atul Ita TnstAMaH nf tn lata
wortsy o. "haitakeb BROTHXRS.
Kathvaie,Dee.l7, 1SC0.
JOT1VT & TBEAHOB,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
tXD PUtXSS IX
PKODTJCK, AND
UQCORSi
NasbTillef
dec!9-U
TOBACCO,
No. S3, Market Street,
Tennessee
If A. SHVICtYB G CARDS.
ALL persons desirins to enlist ta this Coaip 'ny are reqnested
n th. (nii.annv re-iilf-men at tivlr respect! TO
MffiM a. th pwjf,cmn of the Comcaoi.il. third stoiyof
Pooth'end of HtXXXT Hocsx, at 4 aod IX o'clock P. M. cf
everyday. K w- mcuavoca, i
' Tsui E. OwuTHax. 0ltte
8inu.WHi '
Sdls
na sale
a-iar
.5dls
....H...-ar
par
. tar I
.oar I
.oar
.par!
..par
par
I Am
i
S dis
- car
-no sale
Sola
a -diS
pari
scxiwo.
... prem.
f.nvtfl Warranti.
BY TELEGR4JPH.
Cacttox. All the telegraphic dispatcher from
New York, 43115132011 City, JaS, are supervised by
the Lkcoln GoTeraaient. Only such are allowed
to be nt as suits ita purposes. Therefore all
are to to received with great allowance. Thoy er
ajerate against tie South and for the Noith.
A SXistatre Cerrected.
, Isdianatous, IndM May 21.- The report from Mar
tin county, Ind., List night about Secessionists creat-
w-iWBuauuuu, sxua iodq a niisu&c. lucre h
uOWeTei. ft. Tianrl nf rnoTo--r1rta rt trt4 A Ann fx? T3fifs
Have been plundering and threatening the lives of
-..vao, nuu wo learn mis morning irom gooa au
"'"rthat four men were arrested at Dover Hill
yesterday by a. mob of one hundred men.
From New York.
Jsew Tcex, lUy 21. The IrSnme says the re
ported movement of troops to control Thursday's
election in .yirguua, is unfounded.
Mr.WaUbridgewhoU familiar with the topog
raphy of Kentucky and Tenessee, has been calli
to Washington, indicating Southwestern movements.
Mexico has been assured by the Government that
the Monroe doctrine will bo enforced, and should
any Europeim Power interfere .-with her, she will
be supported.
Spain baa been warned that she proceeds in the
Dominica affair at her peril.
Basic SuspeHsjloa.
Albavt. N. Y, May 21. The Bank of the Interior
has suspended.
FromTWRsfelBrteH.
Washhgton-, May 21. Surveyor Findley is ap
pointed Surgeon-General vice Dawson.
Gen. Scott's health is sood.
The London Times urges absolute neutrality, and
says the moral feeling of tngland forbids tne con
trary. The seirure of old telegraphic dispatches is con-
nrmea.
From St. Louis.
St. Locis,May21. Major GcneralFrice and Gen.
llarncy are in consultation. Tney mutually pro
fess peace: Price pledges tho force of the State
to preservo order and Harney makes no further
movements.
From Cbarabcrsburir.
CnAMBERSBCBO, May 21. It ia believed that tho
movements at Williamsport are a feint.
Alter the commencement of hostilities at Harp
er's Ferry tho Southerners will probably advance
along the country road via Pleasant Valley and
Waynesboro, avoiding any irritating movements on
Maryland soil. This route is indicated as the
shortest to Pennsylvania.
From Uostoa.
Boston, May 21. An amendment to the Constitu
tion allowing foreigners to vote after one year's
residence, has passed both houses of the Legisla
ture. From Cbicago.
Cnicico. May 22. Currency difficulties prevail.
Farmers refuse to sell except for specie.
From IVasjIilHgteB.
TvA8nEGTOi, May 22Strenuous efforts are mak
ing to keep the New York Seventh regiment three
months longer.
Monroe Harris in tho convention refuses to pledge
unconditional support of Lincoln, thereby losing
the congressional nomination in the Si district.
32 Strom reeimenta. inclndmp two nf wmhw.
o - - D -7
are here.
Gen. Scott wants 60,000 men along the banla of
the Ohio and Mississippi.
The Government don't seem to care much about
Harper's Ferry.
The regulars on iho border service are ordered
here, including the Utah and New Mexico outposts,
wh'ch will be guarded by volunteers.
Washington, liav 22. TheNaw haa nrlnntoH' i
new system of signals and passports which arc not
to be furnished to citizens of seceded States sv it fl
out proof of loyalty.
From New Orleans
New Orleans. Mav 22. The. utamcr AriTrmi
from Brazos, with $455,000 specie has arrived.
The surrender of the Federal forces in Texas
under Reee to Yandorn is confirmed.
From Wliecllajr.
WHKELIKO. Msv 22. Rnnthpr-i hmra nmi.
tivelV at Grafton. 1.10O Rnrpmmsnt trnnnu
camped at the Fair Ground.
From Sew YorU.
VffW Ylllir faaja OO CAVan TaAamn 1 "
' ' " - ia. '-I.TIU UUACD Ul BUllliriCl,
belonging to Gen. Lee, have been seized.
i-rize 1:0 minis .oners wm De appomtea 10 aupose
of all captures.
From iTXeatgomery.
Mo.vroouBRr.May 22.'--ConaTess adiourned lata
last night to meet at Richmond on the 20th of July.
The tariff bill was passed with unimportant
amendments.
An act was passed allowing District Attornies in
the field to appoint substitutes in their absence
from the Circuits.
The Patent Office bill ia signed, and Mr. Rhodes
appointed Commissioner.
No new military appointments were made.
A Committee, consisting of Messrs. Rives, Hun
ter and Memminger was appointed to make ar
rangements for the tranfer of the Department to
Richmond.
From Louisville;
LonsviLLB, May 22. The submissionists' oath is
to support the Constitution of the United States and
that of Kentnntv Hi lnnr-sa sha iq Tn-ra!. Ri-t ftxr
are taking the oath and very secretly.
The army bill is defeated by a vote of 43 against
42. The Constitution ren ulnar 5 1.
FromSULouls.
St. Louts, May 22. Gen. Harnev proclaims that
he and Gen. Price have arranged matters. He
commands the people of Missouri to behave, other
wise both Governments will participate. Gen.
Price, however, having the first show.at maintain
ing loyalty. The July interest will be paid.
Float Baltimore.
Baltimore. May 22. Occasional shots are heard.
The Monticello is said to have received two shots
in her hull, from Se wall's Point batteries.
B. B. CONNOR & BRO..
Produce and Commission
TSJL oroliants,
So. 5 College St., near Clinrcb,
KESPS oonstaBUy on hacd a larji ,tock of all binds of
Piodace. Orders filled at the shortest notice, at the low
en cash prico. rotyll
COK1V,
500 W41
B B CO-TCOtt sl BRO.
1IAV,
Bales prime Tiznolhy for sate by
nay 11 B CONNOK tt BRO.
100
J1UAN,
500
Eajs fir sale ly
raayll
B B C0SN011 k. BRO.
300
Bnibels for sale by
mayll
B B CONNOR ft BRO.
FLOUK,
200
Barrels for sale by
msyll
B B CONNOR it BRO.
BACOM,
fkfk Ctils Haas; 20 Cssks 8ronldrs;l
rZt 10 Casks OJear Silts for sale by
rsayll a uuitziutt m. anu.
QV Parrels prime Kiln Dried, and warranted to keep in any
Ol" climate, for sale by
mayii a a vu-aun ec uiw.
1TIIL1.ET SEED,
Bushels f os sileby
msyll B B COMTOR k BRO.
100
POTATOES
bbis N 1, inst received asl fnr sale hy
maylG B B COX50B & BRO.
200
1 v. w. mas.
no. T.nasa.
Oivil War I
LATEST REW8 ! !
GREAT EXCITK3IENT!!!
AT
BOOK STOKE,
Where kind be foncd, in quantities, all kinds of
SECESSION EflVEIOPES'
a.vo
SECESSION WRITING PAPER,
havicclheyiajof the 8enthern Coafederacy printed on them
in colors. The Trade supplied by
UUEII & UU.,
No. 6 Union street.
Lcoirrille ecelved dally at 9 o'clock A.M., dally.
aplH-dAw .
NOTICE TO 9TOCIHOt,DEitS.
AT a meetlnz of Ihe Board ef directors or the Tennessee as
AlaVama Railroad CompaDy, at their oEce,ln Franklin,
or, Cv. u r Anrll. 18GI. a call on the nooaid snbserlptlons
totheesyltalstockof the Company , was ordered to be paid to
,,. t..t,.m .( h! sfSea In franklin, as follo-rs. to wit :
Two dollars per share, to at paia en me cri. aoncay in j one,
ll'Gla
Two dollars per share, to be psld on the fi.st Monday July,
ISfil.
Two dollars per snare, to oe paia on ice nrst tocaay in
Anir, 1M1.
Two dollars per share, to be paid on the first Monday in Sep
tember, leol.
Two dollars per share, to b paid on the first Mohday la 0c
(Ah... Iftafil.
Two dollars per share, to be paid the.flrst Monday in No Ten
ter, leei. ii- oaAiiiix,
plin-Sm HerftArT
NOTICE.
ttt! Vuhvilla ssd Dec tar Railroad will transport all
Snnoliesand Munitions of War. intended for tha
defence i the South, t res ot CBAR0X against the Company.
Th-,'-r In command ant the agent forwarding, wilt te re
quired to give a certificato of the sumer of troops , and a des
ciiption and tonnage of freight to the Station Agent it the point
cf shlptufnt.
This proposal does not a- ply to Individuals bnt only to Cera'
panlesss sucn. rutuiao.
maylltf Oeneral 3aperintendent,
llHagnrian Grass Seeds,
SAOSB Hungarian Grass Seeds, for tale by
James m'IiAUQBxin a co
FotHtocs. Patflieeii.
TTJBT received per steamer Nashville, 100 tarn licit
.D shacsock i'otaKxs, ror sale by . .
jaaK-.f No. 8 MuzM (A ritt
9J30V T. aiOAV.
IILITAIY fiOUS
GREEN & vh.
So. o Cnloa Strtrtr,
JJAVEJostr-celveiavtrietyof
MILITARY TVOR'KS
uaosz which may te foand ..
HARDEE'S INFANTRY TACTICS : Prira $2 00
8ent anywhere o receipt ot a i 40. j
SCOTT'S INFANTRY TACTICS ; Price $3.50. Sent
anywhere os retwipt of ft CO.
Instrsctlon for
FIE LB AK.TIl.tERV,
Prepared by a board of Artillery tfflcen. Price Si C51. Br
mail 94 75. ,
Several works on CAYALET txpectedaaily.
Address QKSKNi CO.,
JfdT NasivUie, Tsnn.
IHSUKANCiG COMPAIVY OF TIE
STATE OP VISGI3IA.
BiGBXOSD,
TlZgZSLL,
Authorized Capital.
Paid np Capital
-SiKerooQ
KeailVThia I .
ai..
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. PR0P2RTT fHOLBXiS,
AND PARTIES INSDRINal
.ilS1"11 -"-orr of Hie Insarancs Company of the Stat
JJSFi.-aTltestheaaenaoaof dtirenaof TeLnessea to th
fact that he is Mw
,
FSTAfiUSHING AGENCIES
to represent this first class and ia every way .
KELIAKLK 1SSTJHASCE COIHPANT.
-rtoU.21' a9t "part' V SnOerntnm"Ul
It is wholly identified with thaSonth, and Is a deVaeh
S.OUTHERN INSTITUTIONi.
coo
s the ha ndscf the Comptroller as security to Teatessee Fallcy
hol!e--s, which Deposit will not Se imperiled by anr cooUht-S-
in vie of the p-eaent 4 7
Unsettled atataof XheConatry.
Etroazindttceaeets are oifired ia IV3URX IX THIS COS
PAN Y at as COW RATES and with as PROMPT SETTLv h .
O LOS3RS r; offered by any Northern Compi-ijes.
-. Sj'. SVIUUSLAA B,
Gewral Agent.
Policies inaed aad mewed and loeies settled at this Anoc
11. K.i.r.P.PiCK,
Arrets.
Colonnade BalIdlni(s,nabvllIe,TcBB.
ap21-tf
SaUTlIKKX l'OUTAULE flWlAXATlOff
Corn Feed and Flonrlntr mil.
ESTABLISHMENT.
TJRR Millstones of all sites on hand asd mils ti order, East
jLjy Mills, Aim eptndies, Mill aeariins;, noinct uiotn os au
nombers. Batch anchor brand, beltlnir, hoiitiog. and reulitias;
screws, serene wire, picks and plaster Paris, and Impasted from
the manufacturers, which enable me to sell best article, at low
prices.
Being a practical mechanls, thoroughly understanding t!u
theory and practice of milling operations. Millers and Mill
wrights will find it ta their interest to examine my stock and
prices before purchasing. AUgoodssoIdbymearewaRtntedto
give satisfaction.
AU orders and Commaniiations promptly atteadeato
?.M BTA3
Cor College and 3road Itiu,N5shTUls,Tvniu
chCSdfct-wtliic. :
F K ITI I U 31 HARNESS.
C. L. HOWERTON.1
No's 9 and 10 Pabllc Square, Nashville.
Harness MannfactHrer.
rtOACH and Boggy Harness of every stylo asd quality kept
constantly on nana and man a factored toerler. Also
Baggy Collars, Kip and Bog Bkiw Collars, Bridles, Baiter
and all other ar ides made by flamcts Manufacturers all ef
best materials and the finest workmanship, all of which wU
sold as cheap as can be boajrht anywoere in the United Btai .a.
To O L K0WERT0IT8 Harness has been awarded tha dit-V-est
Premium at tha Tennessee State Fair, the Kentacty State
Pair at Bowling Qreen, at the Liaastoaa Otonty Jalr, Alala
ma; Agrlcsltriral Society at Athens.'
mar3ufl-dtjsa
NOTICE TO THE-'OLTJ GDARB.i'
XJ VERT member of the Conpany is reqsestet to be) pre
JMi without ail. on Friday, the 19th inst., at 3 P. M., at Nt
Suroad street, by order of THE COMPANY
may 9, tf.
PsffSa'W BOOKS.
BACHELOR; Dv Jno. T. Irving, raphes of Wash
ington Irving.
THE ATTORNEY, or the Correspondence of John
Quod. By the same author. .
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS,
from the death of Williaratha Silent to the SyxedaTSort,
with a foil view cf ths English-Dutch struggle against Spain,
and the origin and destruction ot the Spanish Am ads. By
John Lothraass Motley, IL. D, D ! Caad author ef th
I'Datch Republic."
Just received and for sal by
Ti HAQAN tt CO,
narS-tf 1 Collet tta-eet.
ISEltlOVAL.
WE have removed our Produca and Commission busideM
to ihe house No. 5 Coll.ce street, between TJaion and
Chnrch. formerlv occupied bv ISichol. Green A 3o, where w
shall keep constantly on hand a large stock of all articles in
the Produce Hue. wiucn ire an rreparea to sen si uw very
lowest cash prices.
marSt tf Ho.5 Coi.'eje stmt, between Union
Scientific Discovery Elect
19
-Water.
j T Is well known to the profession that Electricity is the great
I motor of life. Every remedv which really cores disease
does so because of its electrical adaptation to the wants of tha
Invalid. By the use of such remedies and warm Xutmsa
With, in which patients are bathed in currents of electricity,
Ladlrs being attended by a Lady. I am curlngall kinds of old
and obstinate complaint, which hava resisted all other mean
of cure: "Consumptives receive new life. but in such eases,
where patients are too weak to vtiltroe, I treat theto try ths
Erompton Botpllal nhalatlons,mhtchiM breathed into the
diseased luag, right at the seat of the disease. (Seudtwo
stamps for a pampb let ) Other patient who cannot come to
the"UtAUj8 Wanxs, "can, by sending si fee their are
and fttll description of symptoms, have medicines tent to thezru
(Send for a circular.) The Electric Waters extract all mineral
rubs lances takrn as medicine or otherwise! aiscrbed. The ex
perience f over twentr years In the treatment ot many tbow
andchrautc cases and Woman's diseases and weaknesses, may
b: regarded as a reaso-iable guarantee of racecs.
jrj Rooms and Boardinir Furnlaned to
Patients JJl
PTTVSrni VH who mT wish ta avail hemiilrea of this vai-
aable discovery in Electric Baths are Invited to call . my o-Sea
atKe 14C, South Summer street.
Hours frono AM to 31' in. evtr7 aay tuw oaoww.
address wumhauuu,
mar.T61-d&tw1y awiraii, izaa.
J. W. WILSON,
17 COtiEOE STRXIT, NASBYILtS,
manufacturer ot Stoves, Tin Warts
JlJ.AKE3 four sises of tha Tenn ea leant
A Wronptit Iron Coo H log: Steve.
mads in allits parts In this city, and out of the best Tenoeaaei
tVroufht Iron, ana will uniw mm. -u t.jon
.r.:. -nmhinM. ronTrciaTw c economy la fuel, ease ox
marairementanddurtbUlly.anal Its arrantrement is peculiarly
adapted ror toe nsr oi Btp "'" "
... i.r.t ii-j, will cook rudilT for one hundred persona. It
has twenty vesrels, beside a permanent Copper hot water Boiler.
They have beeo tested soma tan years: and have continued to
he held In lavorby all who have them In ns
The Stoves and vessels can ba shipped, ready for ma, to any
part of tie country Orders fortuem tuiea wiiaeat delay, and
sailsracuoa Knaarasacc. ... t.- .j
Prices 950, 800, tOO, and 3 125 Cash. J.J WTXSCS,
mar27-Im m m , . 17 College street.
Chronicle, Au'ttita, Os.t Telegraph, Macon, Ga.: bus, Co
lumbus, Oa.: Misslsiipplan, Jackson, Mils.; , Holly Springe
Miss., True Democrat, Utile Btefc, Ark.; Mail, Montj-oaery,
Ala , coyy to amount of ST and send bill to tbli '(S-e. and send
otiO ropy nf prr iwrit-Jnln it tn th
.Sale or Land for Taxes.
B T virtue or an order or sa'e to Q3 directed ircta tha Clreult
K Ctnrt of Hamib.eys county, at IU March Tens. 1231. I
will, cn tbo first Monday in Jly neat, at the court-house door
1Q waveriT, vuer lur Mu . uuuwa.huu, uux iavoun,
the following trusts of lander so much thereof r each, as will
be sufficient to pay Me taxes, coet asd charges dua severally
thereon, to-wit :
Owner unknown, I tract or rour thousand aeralnetruav
triet No 4 valued at 1500; tax T3c; Ckrk'a tee ill 50; Printer's
fea 1 SO; Collector's fee 1.
Montgomery, 1 tract acres. District Xo.4va.nsd
at r taxes 1; Clerk's fea 1 50; Priater's fea 150; Collector's
tee icu. ,
Robert MoCrary, 1 tract of five hundred acres in District Soi,
valued at ICQ: tax ia 1800 15a; Clerk's fea 1 5"; PrSiter i
150; Collector's 'ee 1. . ,
Robert McCrary.ltrietof landof flvehrindredaetts.ia
trictIo4,valaolatiC0; tar la 1359 StOe; Clerk's to
Prnter's fee 1 Sti; Collector's fea 1. . , .
Jana Moore, 1 tract, 74 acres in District So 4. valued I
ta SI 60; Clerk's feel 50; Printer's feel 30: Collector sj be u
Willie Hntehersoa. 1 tract acres, to JivJt
at S i tartaric In 1353, Clerk's fes 1. Prla- M 1 , '
Collector's fea 1. , Mjj wl
David Prewetts' heirs. 1 tract of 750 acre to " i
valued at S5C0. tail 70. Cle,k' f 1 frmUrJ fee 1
Collector's fee 1. , v. ,n Talaed ai
WS Adeoek 1 trartor iSj ftttSirtV
1,tax3Cc,Clerk'sfee31-. Prto
fTO Smith. itattaj;,SSsS 1
S10O. tar!273;.ClBi.sfeelW.rrint',Ie,lw,uw
' 1-. , urn: taxes Cc; CltrVifee
tewU C Wagsoner. ljft- gJV
1 50. Printer's feel 3JnectMsfc ,
All lying in Humphrey. ftlg'S.WAIK, B-O.
mayT-wit
rriKncilV NOTICE.
??7CIerkand Master, from an allegatloB iaeomplala-
MUt cif to Btate of Tenneswa. It U- ertfoiaor
tha7Mb!lilorbaiua.3r fbrfcur .uceeihwisln the
CuioiSd American, a Krw,pr pubitoU in, a city of
NllhriUs. requiring nw deAiuiaat. to tppew betts 14s i Judyea
of too ChloSry Caurt it 8aliesbor. Jrckiea cosMtV. Tennea
m onM-'-dayiaAugust,ltl,thniaad tlMN to eater
Mj' deirece to complainants bUU ot jadsment wlU ha taiea fs
Sonfeaand tta nt8S doforbex,-
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