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MILLINERY GOODS.

" u 7. u y v y N 2 Il n q II 4 " IN
SfOULp announce Co tie public that 'ley have made amp
W preparations iur mr e wants - their customer
the trade generally, ans tnt they receiving ful
sc assorted ok 4 Millinery Goods Their stock consists h
part %
Bonnet Rihhous,
Artificial Flowers
F-eacb and Blonde Pushes
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NEW SPRING STOCK.

I3OO l., oI1OEI@, I 10 Z N hS
vCEar opening from different packets six hundred
" Of
BOOTS,
SHOES,
and TRUNKS,
C-1u-ur tie hast have had
rs-r1a, the best
A E.h room hc very bl' terms, vhi-h 0-- friends
aud .hs pubic vs v ,.@ prices.
We Shall re cv-uev -ulpis, every week. thereby Keeping UP
.-.rtusut
Che t.s' qualities.
SHAH De- glad 20 see ou- hlynis o- receive their orders
mill PCTNEY 4 WAITE
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AUCTION SALES.
PUTUnR DAYS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NRy, !,

vTALIaRLE HEA l. ESTATE ~ sIDNRy, At
rHE COkNEA OF GROVE AID CULVEsr srREFrs' FOR
L. AT ACCT, VII BE- sold at auction. ths premises on
MONDAY the slh " Apl l,6 at O'Clock p ~ that mo-,
beauu lc ocsd above hayg front the souih side
and depth 100 feet side alley
on tai4 0t tEo excellent brick dwelling twsu AMI
conveniently atange q when occupied by Ms wadsr,
and the BY Armstrong annual q - each.
There will The West o. these tnsmsnts about 90 e ~
cant goand Which viii be divided II desired lno lot II 30
each properly ucay opposite 90 The rrdcn ~ Mrstr.
John C. fhtf,r aud Charles Morris ali g. without doubt,
amorl hr beautifully located Of any in s dncy
Th- particular attention ~ those wihl rcase proper
ousie Il the corporal 90 Is respectfully called Is
Tr4vs eouuh cash bala ats, ard months, Tor
goabe notes interest added secured by deed
for 1851 10 be paid b The pC5,hs.rrs
sps-tds G0DDIN APPERgON Auc,.onre1s
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Ok NECHOES-ws siu ,,a asrpry refstf'y Hie
- - o'clock. pCLLikh 90 trcts,
Cf8 .-i9st la
n BHouls Servants, ooon, waLe1 "a lf,..r' TO- ,a'
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AUTHORIZED CAPETAL. $500, 600

THE Planters SAYINGS BANE,
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
TsJHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample Cash Cap
ital and Chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia, VIII receive
Dpoes OF Five Dollars and upwards, which Interest
viii b.. paid u Six per remaining
six months five per anunm less than six months
Interest payable Seni-S nnuai!y, II desired.
Depostes received their oce the store OF Mrs Duke
Hatcheson, No. 20 Main Street.
J.. J. WILSON, President
mail
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BANKING. DC.
z RANDOLPH hs. f1r sal. many toofs, MOTTO Dee
- found ...s-.re IHs then
N...s' Weekly 3.lsf.rc. r. ..-'e.
y .as' R-va uf..rt-y Principles
ASo-ec.i,r off vlu.tie rinrhlets-l0 vss-
Nt .t, Theory and pr.rce cl EauAlr- With he Prccrs
.r ca--.H-,. T....s-'rsi.f and ENrasnge-- vols
I...'.-err...a's gH-ss % v1s
r.rrur.rrs lWr Coth.tn Works 10 vols.
H.--.r- p.r. ..--aat..y r.1tt.s 90 vols
Cl..c. many thousand vols oi Law, I'.l ana m scr
.....gs h.... ~. De- tal AZ '-i Main street, af2
SvOLG va. 5Ja ulCAt LAYS ENt.. AMI,
ForslIe a A MORRIS Bookstore
IN. O-4. 1r Pr.e Labor a The British IVES, ladies by WI!
...r o. SeH-I e.
I-l--. N.se. by c. Williams Curtis, author % PcuPh-r
Peppers etc.,. -u'eui'iy Illustrated, l5o.
Na.4aays Fl. s'g1d vol. q .lc.
Da-es aaI s Successful Treatment by j. " Ca1phn 2'o
Treatise Fewer Seecors from Course OF Lectures on
being rlt OF OF theory sna Practice OF Meic e
t.I.e.--- ty Pos--tD Ivous. X O. c. 81 app
VNOH WENT.-re S'o-e on the corner Of sth and .
Broad present occupied by Charles For1, Agent Pos 81
.ess r1 sNeu May ISL Enquire % N : NALENllNH
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ALEXANDER gIws. Aus,.onser.


JfIE return sincere l-nks friends customers and
w the public generally the oea patronage inst have
heretofore received add hope by st attention business 90
merit continuance the making large PEE
paracns cary bgsus extensively than formerly
ALFX. HILL co, No ~ Mao street,
Manufacturers s1d Importers Of Boots ard shoes,
Hchmrrd, Va.
p g. We prepared 70 settle all Fc
hs he p-glrntrd n the firm ~ Ai-r 1871 Co AlcE
m Lilul., and W. hope an persons who Indebted us
will forward aGd settle then f1rt viii as Il,
thar passed due and PIN uupad s be placed in the hands
" collector fjaG1 4. ELLA 90.
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STAGE 1877 Pie Cmpay hare sod 100000 acres TeyseR on
W % actual crlys and 6rsy ctcact coHtrins an agree
,st o. irl,s TIE road ms been constructed through hee
17s az r eJe Of s3oOOoooo IN 1850 he population "
,or-rhs c.sH through rdh IL passes 'ra only SS559s,
sine. ,ct i7g 2g3 hare ben d5d making ;e rlO popid
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS DAY.
BY DAVE. DrUPEEg %.


,Dtt M y M ~ stays DAVIS, DsUFKFE = o.,
Via ydf yerous' Hal, Mayo and DrAnknh 8ts.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,

Richmond Fire Association.
Office No Us Main (Eorheast OF 18th street)
Richmond. Va.
CHARTERED 29ri MARCH, 1897.
JSJIs old reliable institution with ample Capital and
tngen fund carefully vested, continues Insure 81.
Buildings, Merchandise q every description, ouse-
mold Furniture, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
CaryoCs and freight. the lowest rates. Leases
adjusted and paid with al possible despatch.
iOIRECIo9s
David Curre, Robt VI. Burton,
ChaE T. Workman, Francis j. Barnes,
JoLp H. Claiborne, John T. Subet
John J. wilson, Thos. A. hCs.,
Llexandt r Garrett, Geo. ~ Gwathmcy.
Peter Warwick.
DAVID oURRIE, Pres't
JoHy J. wusos TreaH'r.
%
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CARGO SALE OF STGfR aud HOLAssF
\ atRuctiOn On WEDNtSDA', l0th 1it coma enc IN :

CARGO SALE OF STGsR aud HOLAssFS,
nj Auction On WEDNtsDh', i0th i1t conn enoirg
oL ococt - sell At our Auction store, the cargo Of n
schr d. 5. Wl Hams, suy;
3,OhNss sugar, ranging from FAIR 10 prime quality
225 hbis, and
1Os half bbs choice quality Molasses
TEsNs Under $780, cash; &I0J4 months credit for me-
g0tiahe paper.
re- The sale viii take place Without 20 weather aud
10Y o'clock 70 give dealer attead the car
- On Of BIO Coffee By Mesrs Crer shaw & Co.
ar4-tis DUNLOP MONCURE L co., Auct4
I,NssGO SALE $500 BAGS TED COFFEE AT
- AUCTIoS W DStsDAi, lrh April. viii tel AZ
ton al our varehcue The Basin the cargo brig Wig uu
Just arrived direct from sio De JaueIn cous sting n
1880 bags prime R7 COFFEE ~ d5ube and ieec Ell ex
Pre- sis 'as MS isarSe'
Sample ara nor co. exhibition a. Office
Codrr 90 cash over go montlB credit for sp-
proved a. got able paper.
sale 81 rake r,ce At ~ O'Clock = - or Immediately or
biessrs. Dunlop, Moncure Co.'S sale u SUGAR.
CGENsHAW Co.
I. Ea.
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old DOrIINION INSURANCE COMPANY
" Capital 100000
No 20 Main street Wlder So ChHries Hotel.
Company prepared TO receive applications for rlRL
AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable terms.
Cab WORKMAN John " Greanor
John Enders, Geo. &. Palmer,
saml NJ Price, VIM = IHpletti
r. y Ladd f. O. Tardy,
Jno Stewart Walker, Wm Currie,
Luther r. Sp!nan, Jas X Orenshav,
Peter c. Warwick, John ". Williams,
las 4 Kent, Mark DOwney,
p. Edmond, Thos. Jones,
Jas. N. Talbot, edEln a omith,
Griffin Is. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine
Geo. W. Yancey, Ro. =. williams,
Jos. Brummel, Wta p Raglsnd,
VIM. Brent, Henry C. Cabell,
Ro II. MAurey, Geo w Royster;
ISAAC DAVENPORT JR, President
= Secy ma25-u
az TUBS AND FIRRINS SUPERIOR FREsH
A'b ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER Just received by steamer York
town.
2l kegs and half bbls. Virginia Moun'a n Butter,
so bags Mocha, Laguayra, Java, Ceylon and Rio Cofe
so bb Crushed, Cat Graduated, Pulveized Coffee and
Brown sugar,
1Oh ~ chests best Green and Black Tea
100 bbIs Family Extra and Supe hne Flour.
$50 sugarcnrei Queen City, Todds and plain Hams,
lT5 Thin ple,es, shoulders aud Joles Ha
80 boxes Paranine Adam ntne and rallow Candles,
100 bush Grey Crowter and Black-kye Peas,
900 bush white Mercer and Peach Blow Potatoes,
London Porter quarts and pntS Port and Madeira Wine
London Dock Brandy and pure Old Va. Moantsn Whisky
For sale wholesale and retail, by 3 ROBERTSON.
APPS Corner Governor and FRANKLIN Streets
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oyyIor RIoHMosD rErEIsBURG I. L CO..
RicnnoED, Va, Oct %, lseo.

NOTICE.
ONan amer Monday next, a1.h ms. ,he
~ Freight Trains % this Company win be MkxeIk
run three mes q Wis Leave Richmond for Redercks
burg on Mondays Wednesdays and fridays Returning Will leave
Fredericksburg and arrived In Richmond on Tuesdays
and Saturdays.
O'Clock, p. N. sAhL- kufh, supt rana
once R. =. and P. Z r. Company,
Richmond, May 81, 1861. ny2
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.
mn pnArapapIIIE

TIyRi.wEEKLY, THROUGH To LYNCH HRerEiTruk
Il BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, >1r1I3
AND TIKI WEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DA9B, MAkiEu DKI.
LY LINE AS FAR AS sC0TrsylLLE
Richmond to sso.. ~ Richmond 70 Lexington. % 90
~ Ivnehbnrg 4 Auchanan. q OO
The through line Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and amer the 9Th September the Way
ne for Seotsye will leaye NJ Tuesday, Thursdays and SAT
urdsys and run up far eco.ye Returning leave Scots
VILE Monday Wednesday and Friday at ll& A. n.
Dee snce fare and ne OF passing for through
line and observe that seoysss ae VIII Intermediate
points on opposite day the same up andl hour
later coming down. .
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rsr ,.s Al nc and Shoe establishment
J No vs. Main street. the following Hso and beautiful HJs
ahoes for Ladies: --
Ladies Co.'S Sch Boots, entirely new
BAluorAl shoes
s.P SSs' i~ - - Ice
Heel button Caters thick and thin sole
Congress very superior
Z"
rser ui the euest assortment Of all ohs styles OF ladies
~4's' ~ JOHN o PAGr, Jr.,
- 81 Main Street
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

ORRicss- Main street, In American Hotel. :
TIyIs Coupsny In Addition 10 he ordinary Fire and Ma
rine rlsSs Al buildings Under this
policy one he property F0R zvsk against loss
by Ore mis- Oonpany receives M0NkY deposit pays interest
sreon and guarantees The payment OF Negotiable hose and
Dllh Of Exchange
u. T. RRksEk, sec'y
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". ELS0M. W. o. DARLINGTON.
Address -Howardsville, Virginia.
ELSOM a. cos

1861. ~ 1861.
MAIL PACK EFT LINE,
PACKET CLARA, Captain d. D. Isbel.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. n. Maxwell.
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. q. Loving, Jr.
Packet PIONEER, Captain o. o Burks,
T FAVE Richmond N Ondny, Wednesday and FRIDAY,
IL al NJ Leave Lexington same days at o'clock A. NJ
superior Accommodations for travellers, t weekly
between Mchnond, Lynchburg and Lexington.
Packages convey By this line will be recepted for at our Of
Gee, and paid for, n lost. Our Agents are:
W. p. Cru,chhed, Richmond Boeock Parrish, Lynehburg
and II Norgroye, Lexington mslb
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FALL TRADB.

dali - '-'' '' " LfaBTE 4 BRADDURlY.
FALL TRADE.
Y receipt OF my Fall stock, 70 which
ID call the attention Of Dealers Amongst my Assortment WILDE
bales bordeaux Aoads 100 boIss Layer RAisns, a''o
30 90 ID, DO M.r'slis' 20 ,soo e. we a.
90 bags Sicily do 1900 drums rgs
Is do Palm Nuts u cases fresh Prunss
70 doPecan do % drums sut.ns Rakins
20 do Pnbers d bxs Squared Almonds
20 do Wanuts 50 do Genoa oitron
Is b1s hscsronl 10 cases sordnes
10 casks Ourrsnts % do huscat Wine
800 bIs Fire Crackers rs frAl Dates
$40 DO Torpedoes = cases SINGER
10 do do Preserves So.
5000 assorted O'sAId, =; fSP Per Thousand
IN DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES.
q ss aa s sss % which Enable.
NORTH oAloLINA and
A. also 20 the city rroce an article Of city Refined
Crushed sugar 70 .Td n any
ssis-in LOUIE J. BossIEUx.
YANCEY q HARRISON,
hs hinss1sn,
Importers and Dealers in l,,,
FINE LfQU0Rs CIGARS AND GROCERIES,
sS 5,ss Bsas; sEes;sE: Company
U,eu, DuP1S w. A-'~' "
Ss.s pa Rss ss; Wine. .'d''r''
Gin, Whisky, J,nais, Rum, Porter andAI
Havana Cigars, Old Java oofss,
Refined Sugars, Tel, &c, DC. hlo
UBINR,s GENUINE FRENCH EXTRACTS
IL fohe Handkerchief Lnbps Soap. English Honey Brown
paratOs o al ndl genuine Tortoise Shell Combs. Ivory Horn
and Ina. Iabss oo Hair Brushes TOOTH Nan and o.hs,
cheap a 5os LlIptIYs,
mh Sign Of the Red Mortar 9Th and harstreetA
L Sysa 10" ''p''H'' ' wy H. PLR,sANra
VIRs'A hAns''PsSsss s y s;s S e. ss' y .os
NEW dILIrARY AID OTHER WORKS.
INSTRUCTIONS officers and men, Commissioned nee o.
Cavalry oaipo,, duty by Lieut. o Won Arenis d. ar..
kings German Legion With an .SHdsemsns q them y
s S 10 s By 81 Ss
Directions for cooking br troops camp Hospt. 9s
Regulations for the Qssrn<ses Department Of Virginia 70
Rules Directions for proceedings the Confederate States
Large 1diaOn 70 the stock of Stationery have Ia made
jeas lai Hslp street.
PICE2oo Rags prime RICE jst received from NorA Caro-
N. II ~ " vnMosD. nAvupoi-A On
STICK LICOR CF.-s cases Stick LIeoree, Pisna.sin
y and other brands, for sale BY ~
nyA IN. BONNEVILLE 90.
A ~ n loan GUAnO-6ron Bsters and jarvis
SyT '''' ~ soNERyrLLr 90.
CeTTON ROPK.-loOOR posnds Cotton Rope suitable for
j.s rs "A' TOT - 'A' :" KENT. pArsf4 o.
COL9ATEs FAMILY and TOILET soar Ior
" sale b. "a .4tf JOHN H. GORDON BON.
lsuy To- p ra-t -
4 DIMANTiNH AND GERMAN Wax CAN
isu1 vA's 'as nav ssAs j ii HI q sQapos I'm
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TTrlERY and al other Staple and seAsonable g1Ods
,r a,.ortneaI i very eoplet and resPcay sone an
eHNninauon 49,, VS. ~ nbe
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I IVA JOHN N GORDON NON
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46EE
nH and AFTER Monday, June "a, -'t ..
" The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMosp DAILY. at sl5, A NJ, for s,sun
and all intermediate Way Stations, connecting
louisville. with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains
Mana Junction. and intermediate Stations hanassas
trains with the Manassas Gap Railroad for wheeling
Winchester. Hzrper Ferry and all stations the Manaass
Road and Charlottesville with their trains ynchburg
all points West and Of that place every
day, Tussdsys Tursday and Saturdays for Jackons
Rive and Stations West OF staEnton.
Harman Browns Stages With the stauntop
Mondays Wednesdays and fhday and Goshen
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington
Harman Compsnys Stages connect the Train
tuesday, Thursdays Saturday, the warn
Springs and Jacksous River for The White Sulphur sprn
Lswisbu.g, ~.
RffuRhIha,
The Mall Train leaves Jscfson River Mondays Wsdnss
days and Fridays At s:lb. p. NJ. for stsunton. =
ri THOMAS poDAMEAD,
General bdperLtendenl
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- --1v NOTICE.
DAssAGE TO FOr,s Powhsisn and J.msstorn. Esa1k
s,eamrr CURTIS PECK, Capt freemaa wl lvI tis az
o. ose wishing TO visit ferds stauensS any u
me shovs MACS as aso hose Williamsburg and forkfoSn
Leave ne wharf az morning. except
eey Al ave elsek City Polnt oy ocoek
hatan by 10 O'clock jamestown IL O'Clock, etoSe
and stone wharfl o'clock r. NJ. ...L,-. ,..., NJ
ReturnlpgvD leave Stone shArf a. o'clock uIoss w. ~
all the regular Whayes tooth going
returniag) arrived Al Richmond about ~ o'clock r ~
Passage for The trip 10 Stone wharf anu return va
above schedule will be commenced Monday. Sab
June. +, a u,ewrss
iel9 cd n ". hAc.-.-.e-
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Afew, flannel bandagesitwo and half inches wide
AID nine yards long will be needed, and lint scraped
and ravelled
Ring Pads and Cushions.
Cotton Batting and Cotton Wadding; fine Flax
and Sponges.
Red FLANNEL, in the piece
BOokbinders Board, for Splints; pieces Is inches
by inches.
salders' silk for LigatuFes, Skeins waxed and
wound on cards.
Sewing Needles, assorted in cases; Linen, Thread,
Tape and Scissors.
Adhesive Plaster, Camel Hair, Pencils, Oiled Silk,
Oiled Muslin, India Rubber Tnd Gutta Percha Cloths
in the piece.
Wrapping Paper.
Cotton Bed Shirts-14 yards long, breadths of
unbleached muslin, yard wide, open one half yard
at the Bottom length of Sleeve three quarters yard
length of Arm Hole II inches, length of Collar 20
inches, length Of Sl in front yard, fastened with
four tapes.
Loose Muslin Drawers II yards long with a
breadth of yard wide muslin in each leg, with =
hem and drawing string round the waist and the
bottom OF each leg length from waist to crotch on
the back 81 inches and in the front Is inches with
buttons and buttonhOles.
Bed Stacking of ticking, yard wide and yards
long.
Muslin sheets, 4 feet wide and feet long.
Pillow sacks Of ticking, l6 inches wide and so
inches long,
Pillow cases Of muslin, one-half yard wide,
yard long.
Old linen and cotton cloth. towels. old and new
rough and soft, old sheets, pillow cases. small pill
lows, old towels, coverets, old shirts and drawers
old pants old socks old handkerChefs. old jackets
pieces of white domestic, pieces of hickory shirt
ing country or homemade jeans, for fall clothing
wool or wooden yarn, country homemade blsn
kets and counterpanes; blackberry and raspS
berry vinegar, crushed sugar, corn starch,
sweet OIL vegetables, Irish and sweet potatoes
peas and beans arrowroot ssgo, tspioca rice, eggs
chickens, game brandy, whisky, tobacco, crackers,
biscuits, tea cocoa, lemon ,yrnp, plum and currant
jeles small quantities oatmeal faXseed and fax
seed meal wheat bran corn meal, juice Of beef, as
stock for beef tea, put up in sealed champagne
in small bottles for cases of sudden sinking china
feeders of different sizes for administering nourish
ment where the head cannot be raised; bent glass
tubes for similar use; CASTLE soap for washing
wounds common soap, eye shades of green silk with
tapes or elastics.
Those of you who live in and around the city of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable sssis lance
at the hospital. The sick chamser is destitute of
Its chief sOlsee unless graced by the presence of
your sex. No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow, sOOth his distress. other than your
Such articles you prepare should be packed in
the most compact form and forwarded to Bowling
Green, Ky marked Hospital Stores.
am, with sIECere respect
D. W. YANDELL.
Surgeon G. S A. and Medicsl Director of Contra
Division in Kentucky.
Bowling Green. XIV. Sent %. 1861.
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TIE the Ladies of Kentucky and Northern
Tennessee,

have established at Bowling Green, Ky, Gen.
of the Central Division Confederate States ARMY
of Kentucky. In an enterprise which is so init
mately connected with the physical comfort if not
also the life, of the soldier, feel that you are
scarcely less interested than myself. Therefore,
beg to make few practical suggestions to you, as
to the manner in which you may serve those mem
bers of the army who are overtaken by accident
or disease. A very efficient mode of rendering as
sistsuce to the inmates of the hospital is through
the agency of Relief Associations, such numbers of
which are already in operation in the Confederate
States Can you not organize such Associations
wherever they dc not exist, and through them for.
ward whatever may be contributed? Where, for
any reason such societies be speedily put in
operation, individuals should forward their dons-
tons direct to Bowling Green.
Among the articles of daily use in the hospitals
are the following:
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The NlHnssota is reported TO have been on fire
three times from hot shot thrown Fl ON the bat
teriess ts
Col. Spaiding's regiment lost all its baggage
blankets, DC, but saved all their arms. --.
In the hurry Of preparing our noon edition il is
impossible 20 obtain reliable accounts Of much that
we hear BY rumor. We understand that the loss
on our side Is about twelve killed and forty wound
ed. Among the latter Is Capt. J. A. Yates, OF
Charleston who was seriously injured by the burst
ing Of a she'll Dr. BUST, Of Greenville, South
Carolina, was instantly killed by shell striking
him in the head.
We have no positive information from Bay Point
battery farther than il was silenced at IL o'clock
We hear that it suffered serious loss is reported
that garrison retired in safety toward Beaufort.
OF Col. DeSaussure's regiment, stationed at Fort
Walker, four were killed at the batteries and TWEEN
ty wounded.
ave understand that the Confederates lost no pris-
oners, except, perhaps, one or two from Colonel
DeSaussures regiment.
aThe killed were covered with blankets and left.
The wounded were all placed on board of steamers,
and will arrive in Savannah to-day.
The abandoned batteries were taken possession by
the enemy and the United States flag waived over
them as our troops retired.
Thus ends the first act in the grand drama Of in
vasion and subjugation on our Southern coast. We
have no time for comments, ald can only say, im-
portaDt it is let it not dishearten discourage.
but rather let it stimulate entire people, every
man, woman and child, to determined and uncon-
querable resistance.
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TAKE pleasure IN announcing ny cid friends ans Gus
toners that after absence Of years. have again re-
turned to the practise Of the Photographic Art
in all its branches having purchased the interest OF ny brother
the old established Gallery in Union Street, and having spezt
fsur months In New York the past Summer to obtain y an
the late proVennts In the art have painted renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That ny facilities
better 70 produce first class Eerk than Galleries
beast o. eonduee the comfort patrons not
only to ssn the proud position the Gallery has hsretofore
S1sainsds bat to elevate It 70 still higher standard. have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK 81 the Photo
spheF IN the world, who the Pictures which obtained tie
hrt premium st the Worlds "a in London N 1851 and
determined not only 70 make this the leading Gallery II
State ny work shall surpassed Neith or eou
and Introduce to the public the following new Jtys
Imperial Photograph, India INK
Vignette, plsiR or eolorsdi
IVorytypes, celorsdi
Pastel Pictures, life SiEsI
Photographs on CauTsss, Efe szgi
Whiting Cards, iulI length plain,
Autograph PhstogI sOhBl e taken a. 01e sitting.
eteETeoseopesf On glass paper.
continue 20 make tie hsliz0gype and AsbrsyDs hereto
FORE The above styles all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Card Ehish ont one at time. al
Who in want Of anything IN ny line invited give
ne call baore Waiting eiSsEkere when E prove By OccaaT
STANDARDIZATION Ia atos fse.i. RsGpsetully,
oot3l-a ?. " EU0HES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-14

We understand, and are pleased to mention the
fact, that Col John Williams, who has been proper
y regarded one of the leading Union men of this
county in past controversies, not only disclaimed
publicly upon our streets any knowledge of the
railroad bridge burning of nighL before last, but
also freely and unreservedly expressed his utter
condemnation Of such eonduct.-KRo1uiRe Register,
NoU. 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-14
Land EOF safe.

FapPcaonb be made before lst January, sell Oh ssco1
Z u0dstiag terms, OrIY Acres OF Land, thres miles
lie Corporation limits Mill Greeks opposite MAI COTS
This il Ct the beautiful locations Davidson coaF.
About onehaf Of the land h in timber the balances In cuiva
den. There the premises comfortable cabins and Ire
young orchard Apply MAJ sEs the rsoe, ny
self for parleCiaEs. Q9As. x. WINgICNi