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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-29
GITY NOTICES.

We are Offering our stock of Hats, Caps Bonnets
aad Straw Goods, at wholesale or retail, at manu-
cJurers prices, to close business. We invite every
BODY that wants hat
PORTER, JOHNSON * Co.
Over HarGy's Auction rooms, No AZ, Public
Square.
Military Goods at Wholesale only.
We have now in store, and are daily receiving
Dark ca Navy Blue Cloths;
Light CA
Gray Ga Cadet
Satinets
Gray Wool Tweeds
+" Flannels ID"
" Over Shirts "
Drawers;
White Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
Black Italian Cloths;
Military Buttons Staff, ZOuave and Infantry.
orders solicited. Terms cash.
Also. Colts Navy Pistols.
IRBY MORGAN & CO..
Wholesale dealers in general Dry Goods,
Clothing. Notions, &c,
No. : & 3 Public Square, Nashville Tenn.
jule22 2w
CusAP? CHEAPER! CHEAPEsT!-We are selling our
stock of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods of below east
ern cost, for cash, to close. Merchants would do
well 10 call Immediately, as we are determined to
close our own stock at any sacrifice.
PORTER, JOHNSON Il Co.,
Over HARDY Bros Auction Rooms, AZ Public
Square, Nashville, Tenn. june2O d&tY&wlw
NORTHWESTERN BANK OF GEoReIA.-The notes on
thus Bank are taken at par at the City Bank.
To our FIR ends and Correspondents in the
Southern COnfederacY.
LOUISVILLE, June l6, 1861.
As all mail matter from the Confederate States,
is now forwarded to the Dead Letter office at
Washington. without being distributed here, we
have to request our friends in the Confederate
States to address US at Nashville, Tenn, from
which place we can procure all communications.
Address IS follows,
GARvIN, BELL & Co,
Care of VIM. S. Eakin Il Co,
Nashville, Tenn.
Found in front Of the st. Cloud Hotel, small
Breast pin which the owner can have by paying for
this advertisement. DENovHIE 4 Co.
Guys Guns GuNs!-McCML & FALL have just
received large lot Of Guns, Powder, Buck shot,
6c, &c. Call soon.
In
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Fren, Balrsp.ore.

HAeERsTowN, June 27.-Twodeserters haye bee
arrested and MI probably be shot
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DIR. S. j. COBB

XEToULD respectfully to the citizens u Hsshsis
w and vicinity, that be has opened Deatal Rooms on
Cherry street. No. co. opposite Theatre where he vii psA
ed to receive and wait upon wishing Dental
alton performed and times hard and Warke ke VII
promise to make charges very moderate
P SAny gentleman who has enlisted in the SoHern Army
that wishes have his Teeth operated upon before going
call nyoce and have u done free Gratis Cor Nothing
apl9O-dam s, y. COBB
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MRS. WINSLOw,

MRS, WINSLOW8
experienced and female physician, has soothn
syrup children teehing which greatly facilitates the process
teehing, by soening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will Aay all pain, and regulate the bowels Depend
pon it, mothers it will give rest yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all See sdver
hsement in another column ost2s-ly
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splendid Residence for sal

BY 9. 7. smith, AIu'
- b., P. and G. copy for one week.
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Gentleman who make calls on their friends to be-
come candidates for office, viii bear 10 mind that
when published such calls are charged fer at adj
vertising rates
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TO ACTUAL oULrIyAroRs.

Nowhere the in dusrious farmer secure such immediate
suits for his labor upon these prairie Soils they being co,
rosed OF deep rich lOam the fertility which
by any the globe.
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INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidence aced in
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER
yRoz TIE
NEW ORLEANS TRUE Delta.
There seems to be no excuse or thin or gray Hair now
the celebrated HErxzrRErrs 1NrABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
can le had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
When people can protect their from eltsle
Of when they uxurate IN glossy black locks ad
period of their lives when white and gray Hair be
to upon bald heads when all this can be do
any harm TO tell what win do IT, HEIMsTREET's HAIR RE-
adventure the best thing Of the kind invented The facts
in possession in regard this wonderful PREPARATION war;
rantSs in unqualihsdy recommending it..
TRox yHK
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
any Of Hst cissns st. Louis seaking in glow
ing terms Of this article
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
'Ths incomparaby excellent preparation for tie Restoration
ing out and to cure 6aldnssss, is Humphrey
Browns in this city, The evidence chat this Restorative is ne
found 10 almost every paper n the country"
ERaA rnE
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Leavc dyes sIone and only reliable Restorative
like Hemstreets Inimitable
Sold everywhere-Prce SOC and 81 per bottle.
w. h. HAGAN & CO., ProprieOrs.
feb24-dtv&w3R Troy, New Ysrb.
Dark, Glossy, ana
LuXnriapt Hairi
HOW!
By using Heirustrees Iisa6b Restorative. Don't use
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere
We. HAGAN 4 CO., Projectors, Troy, Y
See an advertisement headed,
SsXOU LOCK IN VAIN."
octoS-IydtwkW
Messrs. Clark, Gregory oe-Gents Ipu chased bottles
Of your Ambroal Oil, which has given eFre satisfaction
Collie, Toohache and Headache.
oyruston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
Messrs Clark Gragory 90 Nashville, Tenn Gentlemen It
gives TO tell that your Ambrosa Oil has given
great relief, and may say than the Of any
other medicine
have used bottle and BALI Of your Anhrosal Oil,
and from the 1t has Rheumatic suffering,
would not be without the other bottle and half any price,
provided could not get sn more. Respectfully,
W. G. PCRsLBY
Ringgold, Ca, Sept Sd, 1859 Gpll-dG-v2w
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Special and Important Notice TO
Clothing Dealers.

ID EN- =. SHIELDS CO. have this day received and
prepared to job to the trade Al auction prices the
o. Of the largest Eastern Clothing manufacture
beyond doubt the most extensive ard best COTTON stock
Of goods offered 1T Auction In this ey The stock Of fun
line Of variety Of spring goods selected with the greatest
and made 10 the best Being made for this Spring
trade but the concern Oesrg disappointed in the Spring bust
compelled to close their stock this
will the interest BY calling and examining tbs
extensive stock they will most positively be sold op
BENZ y. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
Central Aueti on Roo-ns,
apIl3-t oDnoaite sevans..
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NORTHWESTERN BANK OF GEoReA.-The notes on
tins Bank are taken at par at the City Bank.
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Shoes SEOesII
fFAmAR, DIsNKEs CO are opening most beau.
iful lot of Shoes of all nds, especially for Ladies
bad Children CAN on Una, ladies, they are beAuti-
ful, and they sell them Very low for the Cash.
marchll-tf.
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CAVALRY COMPANY.
Lost Trunk.

LII persons wishing TO connect themselves with Cava.
N Company will report themselves immediately the ofhc
Of John Bren Cooper CollOnade building Cher
~ stress.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Prom 80. Leafs.
vile. ' =
From WashIngton.
WAsHINGT0S, June 27.-The Government !. .le,s,
mined to sustain Fast Tennesseexns
Mails through there viii be carried via cineir
natl instead Of Louisville
me returned Texas regiments win be sent 70 the
From Aiexandrfa.
Atsx sDRIA, June 27.-Lieutcuant Harrison of
the regular army, aud Zcuave Captain have been
captured.
From HageRstOwn.
HAeERsrowx June 1.-Two deserters hsye been
arrested and NIL probably be shot
Rrem BaltiHore.
BALTIMORE June 27.--The Polase have disbsnded
kennedy swore in new ses The search for
arms IS progressing Many families have left. and
others are packing up. Bar rooms are closed.
From Washlpsen
WASHINGTON June PHO mare oassez into Viz
ginia will be granted.
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INSOLyENT NOTICE
Railroad.

NEW ROUTE TO The WEST AND SOUTH
MEMPHIS, JACKSON NEW ORLEANS,
VICKSBURG, MOBILE, &c.
COMMENCING SATURDAY JDRE ed 1861.
Trains leave Nashville follow:
$50 A M-MsmPhis Express-Daily Sundays excepted,
through to Memphisin I5K hours.
&fo Accommodation Runs DailyThrOugh to Memphis
in TX hours.
Both TranE male close connections with trains for ali points
In the South and West
The $50 NJ Trains rait's Station with slsugh.
ter Co.'S line Of -Four erse Coaches fer pknsvlle, Hen
deTson, &C. A. ANDERSON,
iunel9-h Receiver
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMAL
Protected 49, Letters.
p IN a prescristion OF Sir j Clarke, NJ D., PLY
sicidH Extraordinary TO the Qaesn.
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the OF all thoP
dangerous diseases to which the female constitute
subject II moaeraes all and all ucteE
and speedy may be relied on.
TO Married Ladies
1t Is peculiarly suited. It will, in short time oI
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Governments
Great BritaiR, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
Thee Pills should not be taken BY females ring
FZRST 7BRKR MONTHS Of Pregnancy, tAey aTsslJre
bring Miscarriage, but at any other time they dresdfe
In ali Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain m thu
Back Lmbs Fatigue slight exerion, Pspitaon OF the
Heart Mysteries Whites these Pills will effect when
all have failed and although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron, calome sntnony or anything hurulte
beconsttutioR.
Full directions in the pamphlet nd each package which
shoe be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent FOR the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES; Late j. O Bsl-5 win & ooIt
Rochester N. Y.
NB-S 90 and sig postage stamps enclosed to sny author
agent, will insure bottle containing 50 pills, by return
nail
Sold IN Nashville by Berry Denoville and g. Header
sdett, j. G. Blown and all respectable druEgtstN
arA- .tgEw-lF
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WANTED To II emf

WANTED To II GNT.
A SMALL HCUeE, containing or Rooms, centrally To-
Gated Cottage preferred tia furniture viii he purchased
il good aud sold at a fair price.
Address q, Box 81 Post Office, stating health and
ianelg-u
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TAKEN from the Depot Of the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road Broad one+small Travelling Trunk covered
with Linen and marked the end 'sDr. William NehoI
Nashville Alibersl reward wi be given returned TO the
Freight Agent, any other officer OF the Company .
W ON PERKINS,
junels-d General Superintendent.
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RENT FREE.

BENT FREE.
l have three small houses five rooms each, which
win let to the families of h actually in service in
fighting LEcoLS's hordes, hye Of rent till the war
closes or till their return. l.. Powers,
aprl25 6l Ro.S4 Market street
For REsT-A desirahIaA suit of rooms in the
Union and American h. mgS Apply at this
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HORTICULTURAL pROpUcTs
FERTILITY OF SOIL.

The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than o.s
OF other state The Products during the past year
exeeded 5C0UUO tuns The wheat crop 1860 approaches
IS 600 ef bushels while the crop eds not less than
Al lstnu On b,-f, - ---
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01

The KENTUCKY CAMPAIGN I'm the alb
sence of fighting generalship in Kentucky
an effort has been made to get up suf-
fcient mortality list by forced marches
and exposure. The Duke of Wellington
once said "others might know how to
fight an army, but he knew how to feed
one." Our Generals in Kentucky, how
ever, seem to show that if their capacity
does not reach the fighting point, they
can use up their troops quite asrapidly as
battles would. The retreat from London
was fitting finale to Gen. Sherman's Ad-
ministration in Kentucky, which wasted
the most favorable campaign months by
lncompetency, and closed with retreat
of one column, which, except that there
was no enemy, had all the features and
disasters of route in suffering, loss, and
Generalization of the men. ~
Cincinnati Gazette, 81.
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A nemarkabIe Conversation.

The New York Journal of Commerce
copies, under this caption, the following
extract from letter received by a gentle
man of that city from reliable source at
Cairo.
CArRo, Nov. IA.
think wrote you about the battle be-
low here. 1t was grand and fearful sight,
which / shall never forget. Yesterday I
went down with flag of truce to return
some prisoners. We we're met very cordi-
ally. General Polk himself came on board.
He is fine type of the old fashioned gentle
man-courteous and polite. knew sever
al persons with him. They are all as firm
and confident as they possibly can be-
have not the faintest idea of giving up.
One thing surprised me, and that was to
hear General say that he did not believe
in the right of secession, and did not shield
himself under that; that they were Rebels,
and he gloried in the name. But, said he,
let your man Lincoln come out and say that
the bred Scott decision is right, and that
the South shall have equal rights in the Ter
ritories-in other words, that the Demo-
cratic view of the Constitution shall be full
ly established, and they would lay down
their arms and return to their homes
Otherwise, they viii fight until the last man
and woman is under the sod
We parted with great cordiality, all wish
ing soon to meet, that the great question OF
difference might be removed, and we all be
brothers, as of old. They want to fight, and
that soon, and they win fight hard
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01
: A. H. Ford's Lands.

PURSUANT TO decree of the Chancery Court al
L Nashville, in the of Thomas ] Foster VS.. A
Ford and others, will sell at public sale, at the
7ra, 1891 that valuable Tract of Land lying the
Murfreesboro Turnpike road and the city known
as the Augustus b Ford place, and bought by him OF
Thomas Foster. plan of division Of said Tract OF
Land may be found page 81 of Book No. n Regis
ter's Office Davidson County, and viii proceed to
sell according TO said plan, Lots No. g s. and4o-
Lot No. containing 80 acres, and having upon il all
the improvements.
TERMS 6, II, Is and "a months credit, lcthoat
tercst and from redemption; purchasers to execute
notes with approved sureties, payable in bank and
lien IN be retained. J. E.GLEAVES, c. & NJ.
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From the New York Journal of Commerce
New Naval Expeditions.

The public taste for naval expeditions, is
in fair way to be satisfied. In addition to
Burnside's and Buffers expeditions, the
Government is now fitting out feet of
schooners for an entirely novel purpose,
which can be executed at small expense and
in perfect safety, and will damage the rebel
cause quite as effectually as the largest and
most imposing armada This third expedi-
ton, proceeding under the convoy of one or
two men-of-war, viii require no armament,
and viii carry no military force, but only
seamen to navigate the vessels, and laborers
to perform work when the fleet has arrived
at its destination. When the rebels see this
fleet performing its mission, beyond the
reach of successful resistance by them, they
will be inclined to admit that it is useless to
cope with the resources and expedients Of
the Federal Government.
Burnside's expedition will not be ready to
sail for a week or ten days. His flag ship,
the steamer Admiral, is now at Annapolis,
but the other steamers, schooners, and banks
comprising his feet are receiving final
touches at the East River ship-yards. His
pilots, thoroughly familiar with every nook
of the coast where he is to strike, are already
engaged. His troops are all collected at
Annapolis, and are daily improving in drill
and discipline under the direction of ac-
complished army officers. The preparation
of the vessels is all that detains the expedi-
ton; but this delay is inevitable, as some of
the vessels required extensive alterations
before they would be fitted for the service.
Other equally important Government work
has also occupied the attention of ship
wrights. While delay will certainly tend to
increase the safety Of the vessels, and will
give the troops ample time to drill together,
it is not believed that therebels will be able
to improve the interval SO as to prevent q
landing. There are many points at which
burnside can land, and equally we'll effect
his object.
Recent orders have been given to despatch
all future regiments from New York and New
England to Annapolis. For nearly two
weeks past troops have been converging to
that point by land and water. Only por-
ton of the force there is destined for Burn
sides expedition. Annapolis is the general
rendezvous from which reinforcements will
be sent to Port Royal and other points on
the enemy's coast where the Federal flag has
been or may be raised.
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SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of Fl Fa to me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
County Tennessee at its September Term, 1851, win
expose to public SALE to the highest bidder for cash
the Csurt House Yard in the City Of Nashville, on
Tuesday, the 18th Of December, 1851 all the right IT,
tie, claim interest and estate, which John W. Martin
then had or may have since acquired, IN and to the
following described property, viz One Negro Man by
the name Of Christopher of dark complexion, about
forty one years Of age being levied property
OF John W Martin to satisfy Judgment rendered fn
favor OF J. F. Morford, Clerk b Master, against John
W Martin and ". o. Harris. - gli5.5fs ssssss -
fH0 = JK. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff, .s
Nov % SFf By W. d. ROBERTSON, d. Sh II. .
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sheriM's sake.

DY virtue Of an Alias Venditoni Exponas to me d.
ID rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson County Tennessee at its September
Term 1851 will expose pubic sale, TO the hghess
bidder for cash at the Court House Yard, In the City
of Nashville, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of Decsmber,
1851 all the right title, claim, interest and estate
which Felix @. Mckay then had, or may have since
acquired and the following described property
Wig likely Negro Man, named John, o. yellow COM
plexon aged about SO years being levied On as the
property Of Felir G. Mckay TO satisfy Judgment
dered In favor of p Gibson USE &C., against Felix g.
Mckay and L. Y. Craig go IL lssHF s4tiI
J. K EDNUNDSON, Sheriff, -.
Nov 27-tds By W. D. RosKRTsos, Dep. Shit.
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MORTON Oh HAMPTON TRACT OF LAND,

DURSUANT to decree OF the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in the caseof Edward L Jordan, Admir- r,
&C, OF Solomon Morton, decd, Joseph Fl Ham p
House in Nashville, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER Ira,
1861, Tract of 1873 and 80 poles of Land lying
12K miles from Nashville, the Eolensvfe Turnpike
road, and being the same farm sold by Solomon G
Morton (dec'd) to Joseph II Hampton.
Terms 6, IL and 81 months credit scitOst interest
and free from redemption; purchaser give notes
with approved surety, and lien also retained.
nov15-td J. {. GLEAyES, c. NJ i
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01

General Hatch and family have left fog
the East.
Small pox prevails with frightful nortali-
ty amoug the children on the Rio Arriva. =
It has also spread to the Navajo Indians,
proving fatal to some Of the tribes.
War Movements i'm Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. "a.
The 44th regiment, Col. Hugh B. Reed,
from Fort Wayne, arrived here this morning
and went into camp.
The 35th or LIST Irish regiment, Col. John
c. Walker, viii go to Jeffersonville, where
they will go into camp for the purpose OF
recruiting the regiment to the maximum -
They now have upward Of seven hundred
men.
Gen. Fritz Anneke, celebrated Prussian
artillerist, has been appointed Colonel OF
the new artillery regiment, and Capt. Gil
man of the regular army Lieutenant Colo
mel.
A large amount of artillery is being con-
centrated here. Large quantities of small
arms are constantly arriving.
Troops from Virginia.
CoLUaBUs, Nov. "a.
Six Ohio aud two Indiana regiments have
BEEN ordered from Western Virginia-s
part from Cheat Mountain-probably the
Sd, 4th, 9th, oath, 18th, and 32d.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

TIAyING qualified as Administrator OF the estate
II Rachel Irwin, deceased, L hereby notify all per
indebted TO said estate 10 Como forward and make
payment and all those having claims against it " IL
present them for payment, within the time pre-
scribed by law. +. A. IRWIN, Admir-
NOV 81 = i r
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To Farmers.

TINE Quartermaster's Department is EoS prepared
i TO purchase CoEs, OATs, and HAY for tie of
the Confederate Army .e 49, f..
The Corn snd Oats wanted shelled and in sacks
the Hay in bales. .-a
To be delivered at the Warehouse of James John
son & Co., Market street, Nashville, Tenn
For further information apply at above named place
to s-7,+ L. r. GIAASCOCK,
nov6-1m U BG Forage Master C. S. A.
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a Administrators Notice.
South Nashville Bakery.

NJ oW open and ready TO furnish parties private or
IN public az shortest notice Every kind of Bread
CAKE and Copiections constantly on hand and any
tras furnished AZ short notice. - = q
dec1S-Sm.
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Nashville, Tennessee.

THE undersigned has purchased the above Foundry
i Of Mr.. b. P Doris, and s prepared to ill all
aers for STOVES, HOLLOW WARE and other CAST
GS, at the shortest notice, and al prices which win
make il object for dealers 70 patroniae him. His
work viii not only be executed IN the best and most
Substantial manner, but cheaper than the srti-
Giles be bought abroad and imported. nanufsc-
tured here. Herespectfuliy solieits orders 20
sept1 ,'51-u 7ss --s-ss-ff J. LOWELL
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Late from, santa Fee.

KANSAS City, Nov. 70.
The Santa Fe and Carson City mails with
dates to the 10th arrived this morning, two
days ahead Of time. There were no through
passengers sEs8 20 ~
AT meeting of the merchants af Santa
Fe on the 7th inst, it was resolved that
they would endorse for the Government to
any amount that may be advanced to the
Territory. This action was taken in conse-
quence Of the scarcity of the coin which
has heretofore made up the circulating me-
dunn in the transactions of business, and
has from some cause almost disappeared,
causing an unusual stringeney in the money
market.
The call Of the Government of New Mex
CO for l, 200 militia men to garrison the
different posts in the territory has been res
pended to, and the whole number viii in o
short time De reported for duty.
A light battery commanded by Lieut.. An
derson, U. s., left Santa Fe for the South on
the 9th inst. An important movement in
that direction is anticipated.