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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01
InSOIvent Notice.

Ii persons having claims against the estate OF Ann Will
son deceased hereby notified file them with the Clerk
the County CT Weakley county Tennessee, his
Dreie on 18th Of August neI for adud
cation and pro distribution. having suggested the inso
yency and said Clerk having appointed that day
for the ADJUDICATION Of the claims against the
ROSS, Admir-. de bOnis
Of the esa,e Of Ann Wilson, deceased
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PROCLAMATION.
Governor of the State of Tennessee

yHyo shrSs Of the counties Ct Warren Cannon Coffee
Van Franklin Lincoln, Giles, Bedford, Marshall,
Maury, Ruheror' Williamson, Hickman Hardin, wayne,
Lawrence in said statdreeug You are hereby eommandes
hold election all The places CT Folding eec
tons respective countless the sh day OF June next
Sr having given the notice reqVr By law M the election OF
for the ID division Of the Militia CT said State,
10 ali the vacancy due thereof ake
10 according TO law.
- In testimony whereof, have hsreunts set my hand
and caused the great seal Of said State 70 be affixed
IT, RtNashvie, the 25th day Of April, 1861.
by the Governor: lsHAh q. HAkhls.
J. f. RAY, Secretary Of State.
Ap26-dtEkYtde
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De r.


Get every man to the Pollsl Proclaim the indie
pendence CT Tennessee by the voice of the whole
people Arouse your neighbors Let no man
slumber from now until the election Bring out the
voting people of the State in solid phalanx to con-
denim, repudiate and defy the usurper and tyrant'
who has trampled upon the Constitution Win ms
unhOy tread and threatens to deluge our once iree
and glorious land in blood and to fill 1t with 'ne
wall of widows and orphans. Let Tennesseeans
utter their response to LINCOLN AS FREEMES,
let them dare to meet his mereenaries win oefi-
ance, that she'll cause his followers to tremole and
turn pale, and to know that those who lnhaolt the
plains and mountains of Tennessee viii never wear
the yoke of the OppressOr. Bring out every voter
and teach tyrants that every free born son of Ten
uessee is a soldier in the cause Of independence,
and will fight until the last armed foe expires for
God and our native land. Let every true friend of
Southern independence and Southern honor work
necessarily from until the election, by day and
bv night. Reason with your neighbor who is I'M
enlightened give him information. Teach him the
barbarous designs Of the enemy and the monstrous
despotism sought to be planted over him. Be calm,
but frn Reason, work, but above all BRING OUT
THE VOTERSl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01

It is rumored that the blockade of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad will be enforced in Kentucky
in few days. Is this Kentucky neutrality? Is LIN
COLIN to be tolerated in thus taking possession Of
property that belongs in part to Tsnaessesans and
her State Government? ls this despot 10 be per-
mitred, without shadow of W, and in derogation
of the rights Of fIeemen, to seize cur properly,
restrict trade, spy out transactions and de-
stroy cur communication? Win Tennessee submit
to such outrage, or will they disregard afro
cious q proceedIrg at once and promntlY?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01

YWyHE creditors OF the estate Of Allen g. Wsll,us
are hersy Notified to ole their claims. aaAsptlcs;s a,
iey county. Tennessee at r Office in Drrsien on =.
18th say September next for Adjudication and pro rata ala
tribution R9ss, Adrinisrs.or Of
the Eststs of allen sswiIIans dsse,s.s -
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01
At Chattanooga, Tennessee.
ccssary apparatus fer kecsifyins, and may prod
so bbIs. Proof whisky
Notice of Dissolution of COpartner-
shin

ship.
YUNIE limited partnership entered into the day
July le6O, between Jahlss y. Cummings and Rufus A.
Jones' general partners ard James D. lhner special
partner, trailing under the frm OF Cummings Jon the
general Mercant lie Commission
dissolved bv notice Of this has
been duly filed and recorded
JAMES FCUMMINGs,
RUFUS A J0SEs.
Cincinnati, Mag "a, 1861 JAMES DLEHMRR.
Wehave transferred tn NJ Joseph Butler consgnm
OF goods on hand and arranged Within attend atsr
sst1 CT our customers and correspondents $50 3 e|r+
CUMMINGS & JONES.
CineiDcatI, May "a, 1861.
DEAR s Rsferrng to the dissolution and caro- key
leave TO tste that for satAoy myself this day
dissolve connection with this city my native
State, Tennessee bsve full and books
papers &C OF Cummings jones' AID shall for the present.
open an Office n Nashville Tenn TO which place you will
direct correspondence relating buness Of the a
frm OF Cummings & Jones.
Very Respectfully,
CUMMINGS.
have opened Office at Ewing, HcCfcry Co WI ere
can DO found at all times II CUMMINGS.
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Notice.

TJOR obvious compelled from and after hls
II date, to adopt the sretHstUe CASH 81 stem.
All orders Tor Goods Attention, accompanied
BY remittance sufficient to the
may4-dtw&w1m LANIER PHILLIPS 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01

Hdrpsrs Weekly, the Louisville journal and the
Knoxville Wing have been prohibited from crcula
ting through the post office at Tuscumbla, Ala, 3
incendiary publications.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01
From Williamson,

The war spirit is rife in old Williamson. The
fountains of the great deep being stirred to
their profoundest depths by the powerful and earn
est appeals of Col W. Ii S. HILL lie has for some
weeks. in this and the adjoining countless been ad,
dressing the people upon the tremendous issues of
the present IL is deeply interesting to hear him
and rallylug his coantrymen to the rescue. Old
men, young men. and women. weep like children
under his stirring appeals. The Col. has done and
is doing gallant service for Tennessee and the
South, in awaking and arOusing the masses of the
people to the dignity of the present crisis. He has
heretofore been an extreme Union man, but has
thrown aside everything of the past and leaped like
a bold and gallant knight to the help OF the South.
Long may he live TO enjoy tie esteem and affection
of his country men. Old Williamson will be all
right on the Sth Of June sure. SoUTH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01
HEAD QUARTERS CoMN1ssARY DEPARTMENT

HEAD QUARTERS CoMMIssARY DEPGRTkKsT)
Nashville, Tennessee, May 81, 1851
NOTICE hereby given by Conmissay General CT the
state that he Desires TO contact for substance
provisional force Of Tennessee Volunteers field
snbsanee but OF the best qualify will be purchased.
be received for Clear sides Be -Four -four to
b9 delivered and after the The
to be delivered Memphis Nashville Knoxville Bids re-
csiVed until the 18th Of Jane next. ~. ..t...s
R. G. FAM,
nay3tnl Junel5 Couuisssrv General
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01

when Napoleon marched on Russia he led field
army OF nearly $4,000 men; but he learned a les
= son which caused him to say that mo people who
g are attached to their institutions and their homes
P Ai ian ever be conquered"
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Insnlrenf Notice.

AvINf suggested the insolvency OF the esat Of Samuel
hicheson deceased, to the CerE Of the County csu-t
Of Perry county all Per therefore hereby notified to file
their claims duly authep before said CLERK before
the Of November next pro rata the will be
barre. This LIST day Of May, 1861.
". B.NICHOLs,
may3-w4tpr'sfeeS3 Administrator
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01

Arms FOR THE SoUTH-A correspondent of the
New York Express charges that Coltis still engaged
in manufacturing arms for the South. and that the
Adams Express company is doing whatever it can
for the service of the South by Transporting them
We are Inclined to think that Colts pistols are
not at all desirable weapon to arm volunteers
with; we are very much inclined to the opinion
that the weapons are more dangerous. through acct
dent to those who carry them, than their enemy on
the battle field Troops seldom get to such close
quarters as to make pistols OF any use. 1.-THE bay
onet,r said Suwarrow, lis wise, but the bullet is
fool and Colts little pistol bullets are particularly
foolish.-AugIsta C0astilEiOnGlist
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InsOIvent Notice

Ii persons having against the estate Of W. A. Davis
deceased hereby notified to file them with the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Weakey county Tennessee at his In
Dresden before the 18th August next for sdudA
ton and pro distribution having suggested the insol
vency said and said CLERK having appointed that day
for the adjudication Of the claims against The
W ROSS, Administrator,
Of the estate o.; W Davis, deceased.
may4-v4tprsHeeS3a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01
aanny's Combined Reaper and
s-''-- go Mower, s-A-t-' s.

NIATH WOODS IMPROVEMENT.s-Tbr
celebrated Machine eceved the preniam Of Graz
toLp MEDAL as the bestcombned Reapng
atne great United States Agricultural Fair held Louisville
n.y. In September, 1857 The trial Syracuse
july where all the pr pal Machines in the United
STATES were thoroughly tested The committee made awards
President United States
alse Ieeeivedne ward as the best the
1eiSe Two searse committees appointed By the Pre
dent OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
ny, Io5 ever most Of the machines Tenn.
Nuerous other ius and given this Msse
during the last season, every Hachinein Ameres.
We have hand lot Of acAns that We are selling
at greatly reduced prices.
nAy3l-d6twew ARMS TRONG co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01

"TB oHer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
w since 1855, and Known the Rogers isnd, lying
Yellow Creek Dickson cnuny Tenn, partly ne road
within mile Of EillamElls. three miles Of The Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pznt and bsz
hul part Of Tennese Said land contains hundred
and ninety acresezhty cleared ard a=
rood land to clear lain good cultivation, With
rtase dwelling houses out honass etc, Also, I've 1904
orchards, and sevssl falling springs Of szesnt Eaef
we'll timbersd and certainly se made o the most ds
rsbls stock ARMS In this sscsn Of country We pr5mise
bargain this land and will ell tine Hsth inter
est For further Information call James 1cNslys Sho
lives said place. the undersigned al FsEers Landing
Tennesses river BYHN 4 BROTHER.
CsiOa and ADlerfeaz copy, and charge ldsocas
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The telegraph reports that LINCOLN has accepted
nearly two hundred regiments of volunteers TO
serve during the yet he has authority to ac-
cept them for longer period than thirty days after
the assembling of Congress.
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what tic North Losses bv Secession.

The following from "kettelrs Southern Wealth
and Northern Profits, !" the most accurate exponent
of Northern and Southern relations heretofore, fur
nishes some idea of the resources of the South in
nrotracted struggle with the North
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
a FOR TIE 49, t... ~. +
Nashville Shelby Dragons.

LII persons having Horses informed that the above
cmpany equipped and ready for services and that
they eighty horses All persons disposed TO
their State service Furnishing will please report
,ane having horses for sale The members
company willingly offer their services and expected OF
desire the rvice il able to furnish
horses All desiring donate sell, will please TePOr.
Capt W. L. Horn, No IS South College or at Hammers
Stable, Front street. W HOBN, CAptsIn'
FRAEELAND, Secy. msy22-SE
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GOING EAST
Leave Harhyille at $50 n and 3l5PN.
ArrVs At Chattanooga 500 n and I20AM
COMING WEST,
Leave chattanooga at Sis A and 10 Pm.
Arrive At Nashville at J. Is u and 7:3OA 4.
VIE Tra-s leav ing Nashville at s3o supects At War
uscs WIN saelhyville Branch, Tuahos Eith MsMInn-
and Alah1ma Railrrad - "'1S-0''o@
ms Trains leaving Nashville 3I5 NJ esupeotu At War
SnsoynIe Branch At Stevenson with Memphis and
roas and at Chattanooga with Bast Team and
Geo. and western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets to the following DO uts ara At pr, ,.
a. 0fice, at Depot: = ' -sN-'
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rr,nhrellas and ParasoIs.

WILL repair bresS and Parasos In the neatest style
A giving satisfaction, or make no charge. -
All left house, in OF McAendree ehureh WI"
P.VSspIm -'''H0 " WooDH0UsE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01
FOR nAJOR-GENERAL

.uthOrissa TO announce " r. KRRoHEVAL, OF Lin
candid Ise for Msjor-Gsnera Of the Third Divl
son of ennessee Militia composed Of the counties o. Warren
Cannon Coffee Van Barren Rrankn Lincoln Giles, Bedford
aE,-.h.l Marry RuhtrfOsd, williamson, Hickman, Hard
wavne and Lawrence Election Saturday June 8, 1861.
r.x5-dkz td
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Sale Of Drugs atAuctfon.

I'm Monday g7gh Nay fs6I viii sell ausfioa
" OF Drugs trust, Sy OttmnF Springer
in the store formerly used By him on the east s o. Mar as
treet, few doors ssuth Of The Public square
TERMS o. SALE
All under $50, cash that anounto On h months
time, for notes we'll endorsed, payable in ban
SPRINGER, Trustee.
FOrinfOrmstion apply to Ewn, PsndisiOn Co, HOras
II HSrrison Bsq.
may5-itds
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WarNOtice!


From and after ssl.a.,s we WIN SEN eooa.
sExcLUsIvELH FOR cAsHf
xur sxi..Irr state AZ .sH5s esmpehs pusus sAi.
eourse Ana We Ush is distinctly understood Dat this
vii apply 70 7aff
EVERX ONE,
,a hoss hat no enc viii aek us toasvAts from r.
Relnr ooes pay caIh tor every article purchase,
h oar rsaas and he public nsr.ly a. oncs 80
is,sice and propriesy q saeh course oar psrs-
1sirueal fu0APsON 4 CO.,
A. c.EA, B. BEECH.
=. REHoH
r. Q. MeS AIRY 4 GO, a
Euny22-in d. HUMPHREY. .-.a
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.o-,CyT. po.ycy HOLpERs.

uRon and After this date until further nstce the War
CLAUS Iii be- inserted In all Open Policies Issued by tae
Tsnnsee Marine Insurance Company ana the Hasn
viIie Commercial Insurance Company. - ,,--,,. -
Secretary Tenn. Mar and Fire tnsuranceco.
jams WALKER.
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01

Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.
suPKRIITKHDzHT's 0FvIcE,
Nashville Team, April 20, 1851.
To whom this May Concern
FNHE NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad Company Vi
III transport
FREE OF CHARGE,
against the Company Volunteer oouaps suuDlies ana
Munitions az War, intended for the defence Of st ~
Commanding ocer will be required furnish ne Foruardng
Agent with Certificate showing number Of men ana ton
mage Of freight transported.
This proposition win aPpysO Individuals bu ecaansd
to orgacizR1 CEN panies-
nayL BP&s E.w.coLE. SUIT
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HOLMAN'S ARMORYl
Attention CheathEm Rifles.

IL those mot already connected with any Military Of
the ethyl and willing to under the following
0cers respectfs y requested Holman Aruory,
No. 50 Cherry street., at * o'clock sight: J.
Captain Cheaiham lst Lieutenant Everett "a
Lieuensrt W Glars 81 Lieutenant 8. Patterson g.,
Minor Smith Ensign. oons one, Couesll.
apl2O n
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TO the Volunteer Companies often
nessee!

I'd EPoRT the Governor together with the tender for ser
Ia vice. complete list Of the officers and nen OF each cont
pznY the arms any by the company its name and
tie post address Of the character CT service Gesd
whether As Infantry Cavalry AFlery and how provided
with, have been made BY the company ~
to uniforms, camp equipage and tie Ike
l. ct the report be certified BY the captain.
Each company Ehoul1 under thorough drill and dsP
line -.
Neas viii be furnished until company muster ed into
the service Of the State. Nashville Tenn : ..,v
msy4-dtWkv2w - AdJutAns sensrsI- ,
Of IS each, and forward bill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01
A Good Farm for sale.

LARGE arrival superior and Chop Fssd JuIs
"A received PER Ida May. aud for EaIe by
1p&5-1 BESJ.R SHIELDS CO.
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NOTICE. ..#.4
LII persons having horses suitable for Cavalry service win
"A them Wednesday next st the FAR ounds
will receive add value sane giving GER
Of vAutoE The parties receiving certificates Will b
7. N. McNAIKY,
may26 rs rs Captain Tennessee Rangers,
- TICE.
1xTGNTED Number One Candy Maker Apply at the store
Wv OF THOMPSON, sP ERRY 4 CO
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sDRUMS! DRUMS !!

A MCCLURE, % Uulon street, having completed his
d facilities manufacture % wood bas' and
Bruins per day. has reduced the prices Tor nrt
"a inch Bass $40 for % inch Pensons
country have the sent them Ienitng the
above . -,
Also received the fourth edition s Of the South
most popular song published Bent paid rsespt
Of so
". B.-No Iron Drums made by me-
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
vrvtfE Nashville Commercial Company hays this
dav declared semi annual dividend OF three dollars
' - - JAMES WALKER,
a1u secsetsKy.
rOrION sale Of Express Packages and Aiscssneous Ar
a sa,5 Ssss' ms AS'A- " IsEa5yHsHIHLDs = co
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Estray inDiekson County,

yHNkKBN by &c Devore, Hickman county Tenn, llh
District on the Sd Of April 1861, yellow gray FLY.
about years DID, inch high, right hind foot white
up the joint small white star on her Orehsad hind
foot skinned by ID. gear. r. DEAN, Ranger,
naV3w3t Hickman county
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01

TEHHE firm OF G. Adams Co was dissolved the 9th
day o. May 1861 the terms of the articles OF partner
ship business will be wound up at the old stand All
sness aust be closed up The stock hand consisting OF
Shoes bats Ready made Clothing will be sold exclusively
AG ADAMS,
PW ARBAY,
THOMAS GIBSON,
mavo4-In Rect THRONE.
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FIGURING Mill and

junslwitpr'.seess'
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WanIed immediately.

the Quarter Masters DEPARTMENT Square and From
"a sTeeI light practical tailors TO cot Volunteer uni
firms pattern mode and stea employment give
Lass div - -- W. 4ff" J. 7 HoaG.
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6NMMM
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY. MAY asa, 1891,
Passenger Trains On The N.shvs AID cbst,poo. B.Ilr,.s

.i RI;s;:snssE rsa. sSashr. ard chas,Doo H.ro.1
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The New York World shows that England has
heretofore sympathzed with the North, and ex-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-01

A@GE4S4AON NOlIOb@
nH the 8'h day q June is6 viii Opes and bed az sse
~ Eoa, for tie purposs 81 voting upon Decisrsoh ~
Independence and Ordinances diss,FnE ne Rde ssa 80
the nssses and the ss o. Ama
and also upon A Ordnance for ne sdoPon 81
staiien o. the PrpysonAl Cover nent Of me
States Of America, according the re7urenens o. A -
passed Nav the 9th, 1851 -.
The C0nst blts each Civil District VII PisA w. ~
nT %.y We a svRz K EDxUSDsIS shsrS
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-04
Things in General.

All sections of our Southern Con-
federacy, now, with but the same
views on the agitating subject, that
bewilder the minds and check every
branch Of husiness--a%a sstt:siiN Wing to
vie with each other in showing their
willingness toobey the calls for more
companies Most of the States
which stand off from us, have or will
send stout arms and brave hearts, to
assist in the good work of building
up the Southern Confederacy. There
is not one of the border States, SO
far as our knowledge gees, but has,
either directly or indirectly. furnished
volunteers to the Confederate States,
any that may not have done it, are
making arrangements to that effect.
Our exchanges from the different
points teen with cheering intelligence
that "we {thev) are doing what We
can. be the consequences what they
may
Lincoln and his party, may be we'll
compared at present to a man in the
mud, who ut every cXertion 10 eNtri
cate himself from his miserable posi-
ton, sinks deeper and deeper. The
more Abe speaks, the more recruits
fall into the ranks Of the defence Of
Southern Rights. Late accounts
say that he has ordered the Collector
of New York TO grant no clcaramcc>
for ANY port South Of Mary land, till
otherwise advised,' and the ColIcc-
tor has given n"tice to that effect.
Below We append the last procla-
nation which has come /" hand, and
from the tenor Of ii, We judgc that
the aspects Of things vii! soon change.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-04

ed authority of the States, or under
any other pretence, shall modest a
vessel Of the United States, OF the
persons or cargo on board of her. such
person will be held anenable to the
laws of the United States for the pre-
vention and punishment Of piracy.
In witness whereof, ] have hcreunto
ca,Ned the seal OF the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washing
ton, this nineteenth day of
April, in the year of our Lord,
LIS. one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-one, and of the In
pendence of the United States
the eightv-ifth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
w. Ii. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
We are lead to understand saw he
Dclto, that the foreign Consuls have
received official notification that he
blockade of the Southern ports will
go into effect on the 1lth inst.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-04

that at their command. SO we shall
have to keep a strong force on hand
to watch this nest OK impudent fel-
lows right under our noses. The
knocking to pieces Of Fort Pickens
will not be getting rid of them if
they are OF n mind to stay on the
island. There is plenty of sand
there for batteries, and our reports
show that the enemy is using it to
tortify his lines.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-04

Say, the y. q. pico,,un. ,rn-
liniu;!ry nee.inm, attended h>. tn.
most rc.u,ctahlr Of the British re.i.
dents. wa, held las, ui~Lt. a+ No 4
Union street with NJ (V y ch,,,
non in in. rhoir A,.,,. ,h. I..Ii,.,.,.
OF pa,r.,tic addresses. rn,husi...icI,,-
aunIauL.d by the Iayo.. Throne. in ,L,.
room. y, a So, OF hv-l.ws were ,do,-
ted. ,,e more u,,ic.able ones brino.
,b,. toll.wju~.
..Tb. con,anv sholl consist .,,-
clus;v.Iv of iir;,i-h subject.
..Eaci mr,,(rr shaIl nr,yid. him.
self with y suiraLl. .nuip,r4ut ot
arm, and uniform. =, iii. own .x.
nr,.r.
The duties Of the co,nnonv shall
be limited T." assisting in the defence
81 rue cry "' -Ie" orleans from any
.;an ,,',I ' I;..,,I.. ~ T'' '''i, ~ 90
inc the interests or personal ,sia,y of
rood and la,y-aljiin~ inb,I,it:,u+-
thereof
i,o,,.l;at.Iv of,nr,L, ,l,,,.;,,, az
tl.p.c resolutions. the enlistment, com
m,>nced. aud in u moment over tf,v
names were sirnad or tba roll ~
less than = week 1nis co,nn,py win J..
nIlv oroanizrd. and nn,uhrr more
than hundred II wo,l,h
respec,abiliiv, talent. bravery and
military knowlelpn combined or. ,h..
rpouisifrs 10 or~auil. :, tr-, ,,..
military CORPS. we have no Jo,bt hr,
thiS conpanv viii rank among t,,r