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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-11
A version OF the Affair rror:l one q tho
Eleventh Indiana.


CAMP MACAsLEY, Nov. 25, sIs6l-The usual nc
notonous routine of camp life was greatly enliven-
ed to~day by an occurrence of very exciting inter
est. From Whist l can learn, the facts of the case
are as follows:
Il appears that certain family bearing the name
of Voolfolk, had been IN the habit Of displaying
secession flag from the windows of their house. and
particularly were they anxious to show their sym~
patty for the traitOrous Southern government by
waving it on the event of the reception of flag
of truce " from the rebels at Columbu8. Their do
ings and that, too, IN the very face of the loyal
troops stationed here, were more than the gallant
Eleventh were in the habit of taking. This after
noon, therefore, a party of cur officers procured
beautiful flag bearing the "stRrs and STRIPES, and
headed by Adjntaut Macauley, waited on the sfore-
said family, reminded them of their late suspi~
Cious" doings, and positively firmly stated their
intention Of placing the American flag upon their
house." The lady requested them to wait until her
husband Che being then ABSENT returned. To this
they consented not wishing 70 violate the domestic
srnctfy Of any citizen. IN tue meantime one OF the
ladies' weRded her way over TO Brig. Gen. Smiths
headquarters and asked him to protect them from
the "sacriligious ~ outrsge that was about to be
committed upon their premises" In a few mo-
mens and lust as the fu, band Of the lady returned
here came Brigadiar General Charles F. Smith
bearing down, and in laundering tones demanded
I" by whose authority this wGs being done.2 Adju-
tant Macauley respectfully informed him that it
was being done by no constituted authority; but it
was the wish Of the Indiana Eleventh that that flag
should be rsised.' Gen. Smith replied: care
not what the Indiana eventn wants; I'm cOmman-
der of this post, by Cd! Dispense TO your quar-
terE!"
The officers then came hack and their non-succezs
was soon known al through the regiment. Gen.
Smiths conduct was regarded with Indignation by
the Zouaves, and from murmur of Indignation
there soon arose mighty hurricane. The idea
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sas.a CEE0SSS-TIES WANTED.
FEeH Nashville and North estera RSilrosd Company VIII
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ties, feet
long inches Thick well hewn, face ct place
less than inches clear n BARK timber b. sound &c dsiYs
sc az the grade line OF tie road in Eashviiis.
The contractors want tn contract for 10000 White
Post Oak Ties OF the e above TO be delivered
the line Of the ROAD in piles from section IL TO Isotion s.
Enough OF each section TO ssDDly the
Persons wishing bid VIII direct thu PRECEDENT Drect
Of tie Nashville t-J Fozt5-ssEssrs Railroad Oo1Pszy
NOShy'Ie-TeDo BE- -. ... 'zIyzS-F
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DIR. }. Il. GENTRY,

TsyE celebrated Oculist frankfort KY PEELED to
leave home account his Soul principles, will
in ~ coming winter where he hopes
N eet All that sTe sd their EYES All soldiers dismissed
on account diseased eyes he treated without f except
medisines, which hey get fer ssIGn sum.
Refer to the citizens est Tennessee and huesbcro
we'll asthose OF Kentucky. noyI4d 3m"
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10th other 1880 90 4sI 773 CO
S632 5Os 60
18th. The greatest amount insured $4,000.
18th. Amount insured N any city Is mot defined.
18th. The greats st sa;ouLt in block, SIS, Geo
Personally appeared before the subscriber McCay
Secretary OF August4 Insurance and Banking Company
who being duly sworn deposeth and earth that the
ment correct and true the best Of hsknoWedgs and belief
." Is o Z. Hc0AY, Secretary.
sxoIn to and subscribed before me- ish Auguit 1851
AbPHIUS @. BEANE-
Notary Public.
The same orth which the secr.sy =beve on part
WIN N. D'ANTIEGNAC, Pr sidens
Sworn To and scrbed before this 3Oh day Of August
1901. K. J. TUCKER,
. J. P for. PayeIte county, Tern.
F.. .- CoNPTRoLLzR's oYY1cR,Iu
Nashville, enn, Sept. II, 1861. I
Il to certify that the Augusta Insurance and BANKING
CompanY located Augusta in the States Geo las
piled h requirenens Of the Code, the subject
Foreign Companies in section 1893 1877 usive
the Act OF 24h March, 1850 chapter 25, section 10
reQuirns depolit with the Copoller OF twenty ousand dol
lars Of six Per cent Cords Of the State
that Thomas Is ths legally authorised Agent Of
aid Company the chg Of Nashville Stats Of
L. s. J. I. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
The Is Of ths Oldest and reliable Insurance
Companies the South Those wishing Insurance. viii please
call the Undersigned tbs OF Cedar street The
square. JESSE THOMAS,
neV2-dlm -- Agent.
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G. E1gA2Ds ,. Z. KARBIs, Z. P. EDIkaDs
EDWARDS, HARRIS g. CO.
Successors to Edwards Glkerson & Co,
Wholesale GrOcers,
Forwarding md Commission Merchants,


Br&naiss, Wines, To5accOs, Oisars' &c
COEzAR o0LLEeE LID 0E5RoR STsT7a
nashville, Tenn.
EKTR ARA IN RaCEIPr or LARGE AND WE'LL
w selected stock Of Groceries ToDaocos Liquors &s coz
ssation Of the Trade.
SUGAR, EzOLAssEs AND SYRUP.
3 bids Louisiana Sugar. 20 b5ls LovoragI Powdsr'a
50 bsl Coffee sa5OEss r Gesf sggsgI
oO half h5is Plantation No spsskag ,,st. LOaiI Golden
g So ksaa:a Mo,ss,s 'oPss s." Ori'Aa' sola''
''A"' CoFEEE.
TOO EsgI Baltimore Rlo Coass bags CD Col oeEss
leo bsgI New Orleans Rio cSf 81 bags LsEua cozssI
WHISKY.
100 bels o:iasi EhisEy % ss!s EosssSz OcznIJ wis
iOO " Ky D - sis sni.a's Ole Rss4T'
loO packages Old Bye Whisky WEisksyI
saachsOnS Of Irish and ssotsh WHISKY.
BEARDEES, WINES, DC.
10 quarter essks ssgnets's 10 cass Madsira wiasi
oqs ss s.,s, ot.rd, Duprs g sIiS?:E "S
20 q Sss. H RooSss Brandy 70 B A'sI VIZ"
10 qI y United PFoPrissz'' s. Pks eingeE WLasl
100 pEsAms-iean Brandy 8 6Oxss olSTss
100 A" Ginger - 3 pks Lemon oofdiSlI
S y SisoLbe1y g 0oz.1 St:srsr
IS Raspberry S pks Holland 5ial
ls e&IkI RaEI
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TosaooO-VariOus bTsadsI
IS kegs A Smiths Pancsks TohGcooI
S0,GO0 Superior Havana 0isETF-TAriouS BFas3EI
5000 Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP
.oS SoIss tar candls1i 9OC1as stssrins oa.a5as'
t50 or D." 10 boxeE sozp V1ioES kAdEi
REOCR
100 bblI extra Family FlouTi
100 " soperans
Ig0 Ssgs PenrEyIFa1is 3uckFfsaG Yea.
SUNDREES.
1000 sacks ane and Salt Ice dozen BuckassI
500 bblg Kanawhs Salt 90 nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and S3ikszI Is sscks AlEondsI
500 boxes Glass Wares 50 bbls Pecans and FiIbsTai
500 Reels Cotton Roper 10 bbls EEgsh WalnutsJ
100 casks Soda; ICG dozen BroomsI
1900 pounds Bar Lead 100 dozen Zinc Wash BosgdsI
SEQ bags Shot, assorted EKeEI SO Wrapping PSPaI
feo dozen Fresh Cove oysterzi 50 bags Pepper
IS cases SaydneE. and 4 IS " AllspcsJ
boIes 80 bxs Ground MuEaFaI
80 bzs Lemon syTnPI 20 " Fire oTscksrTI
80 pkI RsisinAi 80 bbIs Cider VinsgAgt
LOG " MacksrolI E9bbls1I Ala
Is chests Greer and Black
VITA variety Ct efssI Erislss,
usr6-H K3T7ARDs. HARRIS co.
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PUOTOGRAPHEC CARD.


TAXI pleasure n snn0zn-uE 70 NJ old risnas aud
toners that after absence q two yeaf have again
turned the Fzseeeoi the Pho t0graphic Art
in all branches having purchased the interest Of ny brshsr
old established Gallery IN Union Street, and having sPent
four nezhs in New YORK s past saer 70 obtain fEy all
tie Ves IN the have painted, renovated and
enlarged he Of Rooms throughout TAat ny facilities
better proiuce fsl class serk aa most Galleries
hsS CT 10 Tie comfort Of patrons trust not
only the PEoua position the Gallery has hsresoors
sustained elevate 1t 70 sill higher standard have
also engaged Of Er. COOK sf the best Photo
sphss in the FoTi tAe Pictures which obsiasa hs
hrst premium WCrls IN London, in 1851, and
determined only make ns the leading Gallery in
State hat ny work Gh2i net be surpassed North Soc
ard nov introduce 70 the public the foii9g- Tlssi
Imperial PhctcErarhs lEdsa I-EI .-
YigRsts, PlsiE coi5rsdi
IyoTytypes, c5ioredi
Pastel Pictures, life siEG{
Photographs Canvass, re siEsi
Visiting cards. fcll iecgtl, pls.aI
Autograph PhetogIsDhs, Is tzEe1 a. one Eittizg.
stsrrsOsoopes, on gisss CT paper.
continue 70 make tie -.7azote and Anbr9p= as her5to
or-. Tbs above So les ali st.yy this city, excsp
hs Au:oEy2ph Card, Wlih o1iy made time A.
who Il want fa1y.aEg il NJ r politely invited 70 giV'
call bsors visiting sE-FaEs, vixen will prove by occula
Gszoas.zGtion Is sLoy fscs- EsspecafuIly,
oct3l-E ?. " ECe2Ss.
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quAEREE kmOse THE GEsEKALs.
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For Fgen.
wHnaasas Qniekstep.

z HAVE just iss1ed hesutifu piece Ct Eusio bearing the
shove title dedicated the defenders that
Memorable spot. Price, 50 cents
Also new editions the Pan etto Song, 40 cents Song Of
The oth so cents Dixie all Right 30 cents Eeuhtrn Boy
80 cents Southern BaTssise s. cents Thou art so Resr and
so Par eens This Faint Resemblance 20 cens Southern
ale Polka 40 Ger Is; Pride OF South Mszurks, 40 cents
Minute Men or Flag Of the soutk-by kas kDs 20 cents
Recolleetiens Memphis "RomsrSa, 60 cents besides
others Of publication, together Win the Fub
tons OF all the Southern houses.
All Fert post free, on receipt Of the marked price.
Hor Drums and Bugles, send TO 8 Union street.
JAS. A. ECCLURA, Mesc Publisher.
pres and will be out lob November, Lorena
30 cents Cottage b. TIE b cents LeesJurg March, fO MS
Dixie Quckssp, 80 &c I'd your oct27-e
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Land for sale.

FsFPos1ua before January viii sell
BllSadng se--B, Orty Acres OF LaneS three nlleu
Zen lhs Corporation .a, E Creek opposite Msi COT
THIS Of the bsuul locations in Davidson county
About o1ehaf Of a. saa IL gIT, the balance in euFa-
ton TheTe Le scss comfortable cabins and hne
young orchard AV2y = ai GesI, the place. to ny
Tsii for psrteuiErI. CHS, z. NTNsEOaI
frlrIA-h
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Tveetsng Asn1Org the TrOcps-.Great Tndig.
..,'9 si5' nation AgaiHst Gen. smith. =
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Removed.

Removed.
HAVE removed Shoe establishment to Market street, No
so, the public square, door to Morrow Son
where would be ased former customers and friend
And shall eneavor at all TINES keep hard
ueot OF Home u % Boots and shoes, in grsa
variety and low The price Of materials will Justify
Army boots ana shoes and AL nds oheaVy work kept in store
made to order. ..
Highest market price paid for Rides and Leather
sepe0-a JAHES ". HAMILTON.
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! CAIRO. November 28.-On Tuesday last Seces-
-sionist in Paducah by the name of Voolfolk hung
accession flag out of his window as some of our
troops were passing by, and hurrahed for JEFF. Da-
Wis The man had done the same thing before, on
several occasions, and the matter was reported to
Gen. Smith, but he refused to interfere. This re-
fusal of Gen. Smith caused great Indignation among
the troops, and doubts Of his loyalty were freely
expressed in Paducah.
The matter having been reported to Gen. Wallace,
he sent his aid-decamp with squad of msn to or
der the traitoreus flag to be taken in, and if Wool
folk refused then to take it in and erect the stars
and stripes over his house. Voolfolk knowing that
Gen. Smith was senior officer, refused to ebey Gen.
Wallace's orders, whereupon WalIaces aid fOrcibly
took down the rebel fl g and hoisted the stars and
stripes 10 its stead.
In the meantime W0s lfOlk having appealed to
Gen. Smith, the latter sent his aid, Lieut. Price to
order Gen. Wallace TO have the stars and stripes
taken down from Woolfolk's house. Wallace re-
fused to obey the order, and sent word to Smith
that the flag should not be taken down while there
was live man in his brigade. Wallsce's aid said
that Voolfolk should sleep under loyal flag one
night any how. Smiths aid replied he did not
slider that any great honor. Wher. upon Wallace g
aid knocked down Smiths aid. Gen Paine sent
Wallace assurance of his Cooperation
y As Gen Smith had nobody but his discomftted
lieutenant to enforce his ORDER the old flag still
waves" .s.s-
Gen. Smith on the next day issued the following
order: f
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RaiSinS.
90 PACKI GEs RAIsINS for sa'eby
SsG noy2-u ROBERT THOMPSON co
DTVEPEND.

PANY have this day declared dividend Of three dollars
share, payable on and after the 10th inst
now i'm JAMES WALKER, Secretary
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a ZINE Farm,

a FINE EAGEl.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIuab L and for sale.
S75 acres Cleared, ana IN y fine stats
OF Cultivation, 49,
TEyHIs FsEm Hes Is nom Jones stasn on the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad nine miles from WncheE
ter three iles Salem, in Franklin coanty. On tins
comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, and all
neceary Ccgs to the dwelling fine spring.
Cisern plenty o. never falling stock water The
ALL RIC and for cultivation sss unsurpassed BY any
in the county propose TO sell tnB valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer persons who wish &c koz s5eut Is John
White Nashville Tenn, Az ColZos, Winchester, her
can refer 70 the pycT-.ses
UiRTEY 8. Williams,
at 25-'7 vFi3otsGtcr, F-l1s,in cO1nty, Tssa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-02

Alta public meeting held in Madison
County, on the 2Sth ult.. George Boutou was
called to the Chair, and Thomas ?. Wallace
appointed Secretary. Ncn. y. l.. Nrnaner
was the Chairman Of Il Committee which re-
l,ortcd IL the effect, that the Union Is dis
solved; that Nirgi ula Is thrown back "n her
reserved rights: tina, 1t would he uaW!sc, IN
expedicnt and suicidal to elect members oi
Congress from the state-tl1at Il District Con
vention be held IN Charlottesville "n the eth
of May to determine the action Of the dis
trict 1T the ensuing general election; con
demning IL Border State Conventlon de-
nouucing the Peace Conference project rs a
swindle and fraud; in favor OF uniting with
the "Cuniederate States Of American" ex-
pressing confidence in Senators Hunter and
Mason, &c. These resolutions we're passed.
Delegates were appointed to the above named
District Convention. and, also, a omplimen
tarv resolution to Gen. kemper, who was
nominated for reelection to the General As
sembly.
On the l2;h instant, the steam grist and
saw mills, situated in Gloucester county,
Virginia, and owned by Henry Bushong and
John c. lands, 81 Lancaster county, Pa,
were consumed by ire, together with about
~ 600 worth Of lumbcr.
Abcut fifty recruits from Baltimore passed
through Portsmouth,, Va, on Friday, en
route for the Southern Couiedrrary.
The spcessiouiSia at Norfolk are endenyOr-
ing to instruct their delegate in the Virginia
Convention. who WAS elected as u l}niuniSt,
10 vote for Il secession ordinance.
The Warrenton Wing says: -"The new
road law succeeds admirably. The worst road
in the County Of Fauquler was that which
leads from the Plains 10 Nddleburg. Under
the new system it has become Now one Of
the very best reads in the upper part oi the
;H,rnrv' -
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WAsuIyGroS, April Lit has been de-
terniined by the President and Secretary Of
State to suspend for season he making of
Bipluulatic ana Consular appointments.
There are vague rumor$ ailont that IL
spite Of the efforts which i.aye been lnate
and are still making by our Government 10
prevent any outbreak or collision between
the L.. States troops, and those of the Con
fcderate States, there is reason to appre
head, from some recent intelligence, thai all
attack will 10 made on Fort Pickens, which
will be vigorously defended, the result will
be the calamitous shedding Of blood. | can-
not hear the origin OF these rumors, and
whether or not they have any foundation,
the voice and influence of all good men
should be for peace.
The transactions in the Departments to-
day were not OF the spirited and bloody
character that was anticipated by those who
love prescription, and delight i'll the opera
tons of the political guillotino. A few clerks
in the different Offices received written per-
missions to retire. and among these was VIM.
II. Hope esq. one Of the former proprietors
of the Washington Star. and rec gently the
editor OF the Confederation. Mr.. Hope had
!, clerkshir in The Patent Office, but he claims
that he held contract not i clcrksmp.
HOMO.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsulSGroS, March GIL am certain
that the President and majority of the
Cabinet are satisfied that an extra session of
Congress is inevitable. and | have reason to
believe that the President will issue procla-
ton in few days summoning Congress TO
assemble, ALLOWING tine legal time Of sixty
days to intervene between the date Of the
proclamation and the meeting of Congress-
This is not only deemed necessary by the
demand Of the great commercial interests in
consequence Of the dissatisfaction growing out
of the construction of the Morrill, tariff but
in consequence OF the contemplated opera
atoms OF the administration in evacuating
Fort Sumter and reinforcing Fort Pickens at
Pensacola, both OF which he determined upon,
as we'll as the collection of the revenue.
The forts at Tortugas and Key West hay
ing already been reinforced with troops from
Texas, much to the surprise Of the Commits
sIoners and other secessionista now here, the
administration policy seems to be to follow
this work up by throwing troops into Fort
PickenS at Pensacola, without delay, which
will be dlne at whatever cost.
1t is reported that Henry Winter Davis of
Maryland will be appointed Minister to
China.
Orders are sent South and West to seize
upon all goods brought into the loyal States
through the seeded ports This it is argued
will pu: an end to smuggling free goods into
the free States. In case the Southern Con-
federacy is acknowledged, the New York
merchant will still sell his imported goods to
the Southern buyer, at the same charge
goods are now sold to Canadian traders
BY similar arrangement the New York i'm
porter will sell his goods to Southern mer-
chants out of the warehouse, they paying no
duties here
4 strong impression prevails here that the
Secretary Of the Treasury will not accept the
bids for the proposed loan unless within Il
snail fraction Of lair market rates
1t is said that no nneasiness is felt by the
Confederate States Commissioners, either as
10 the evacuation of Forl Sumter or the rein
forcement Of Fort PickanS, and they are sa-
tisicd on both pointe.
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Southern Confsderacy Affairs.

MONTGOMERY, April l.-Active efforts are
making to complete the gap in the railway
hence to Pensacola, TO facilitate the trans
pnr'aton Of troops to the Gulf; to be COM
pleted in few days.
Nothing important from Pensacola. 1t
WAS believed that provisions were scarce ut
Fort P,ckens. Provisions and ammunition
are flowing intD the Confederate army in
great quantities. Two thousand troops are
expected ut Montgomery this week.
The rumorcd reinforcement Of Fort Pick
Gus is pronounced by reliable authority un-
founded.
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>~SsI PIT
BY Ma GHETTO TELEGRAPH,
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

R!chNoSD, April l.--James Barbour flu
ished his Secession speech to-day.
Mr.. rreadway followed, favoring an ulti-
matum by Virginia.
= Mr. Montague commenced II speech in
favor Of Secession.
Mr.. Southall presented resolutions from
portion of the people Of Albemarle, instruct
ing him to vote for Secession. He said he
was aware there has been change of sem
timent on the part Of the people of the
county aud when he was convinced ma
jority Of them were that way. he would
shape his course to their views
Resolutions for immediate Secession were
presented from Bedford, Amelia. and Madi-
son counties.
The Convention adjourned.
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!fiEiC.

On the lSt inst, WILLIAM SPEIDEN, son Of
the late George II. and Nj. L. Bayne, i'll the sixth
wear of his age. l,t''- Funeral services this at-
trrnoun at =! o'rlnch, p. H., in the First Baptist
Church, Washington street
At the residence Ut her brother, Mr. John +.
Talaferro IN the county Of Orange, Miss ELIZA
II. TAIIAFEKRD. in the Gj;h year OF her age.
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
In Washington, March 3lsl. Mr.. CHARLES
HUMMER, aged ftty-"ne years.
On Fri!av, the 9th ult. III the ''Warrcn Green
Hotel" in Warrcntou, JOHN ROBERTS. young
est son nf John J. and Catherine :. Roberts.
aged Two years and ten months.
On Sunday. March 3lst, 1861, in tho SD year
81 her age Mrs. SARAH / DUNALL, formerly
Of Prince Gcorgcs county, Nd. but for the last
eight years Il resident Of Washington.
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Connecticut Election.

HARrroRp, April lat one o'cIock the
rlection MAS proceeding quietly, and the in
iications were Il Republican triumph
New LoHDoN.~-Repubican majority l3377,
Il gain from last wear Waterford. which
VAS len.ocrati,. last year has gone for the
Republicans.
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GUMHER /.
Monetary.

The Federal loan Tor which proposals will he
received by the Secretary OF the Treasury. al
Washington. till to-day, april "a At noon, for
cght millions OF twenty years $oci: at six per
cent interest attracts the attention Of capitalists.
The Secretary has the right /" reject all offers
that he may consider unsatisfactory 10 the gov
ernlnent anl to issue al par, under the authority
OF the fourth section Of the Tariff act, an cqta
amount Of six per cent Treasury notes, with the
option attached Of converting them into twenty
years stock Il, any time within two years. The
previous eight millions e this twenty years stock
issued hy Secretary Din, it will he remembered.
went Al about dH!, and III the market price al last
week in New York, la3 yielded the takers Il
handsome profit. Tacre was some decline, now
ever. towards: the rioS2 OF the week. and ~ New
York on Saturday the coupon i"suc Of 1881 was
!, ~.
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ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE !!
II. l.. ALLEN d. CO.,
DISTILIEkS AND LIQUOR DEA LERS,

DISTILLEkS AND LIQUOR EALERS,
EpISBUKG, SHESASDuAu CVrArY, VA,
A RE MANUFAHTuRINu and keep constant
N ly "n hand and for sale. the following H.
QUORS. viz: Double Rcctitied pure Rye Whis-
kew: Common elo.; French Brandy. American do ;
Ginger do: Apple do; Peach do; jamaica Kun,
n. +. do: Stomach BilerS, Madeira VINE, Fort
do: Sherry do: Common. do; Pure Holland Gin,
Common do; French Cordial, Peppermint do;
WhiSKey do.
SOMETHING NEIF!'
We have made arrangements with DR.. /. j..
Miller. of this county. by which we can furnish
from his vineyard Z perfectly pure article OF Ma
TIVE WGNE-THE PURE JUICE OF THE
GRAPE: also. an excellent article Of BRANDY
made from the native Wine.
OLD SHENANDOAH CATAWBA WINE!
OLD SIIENAEDhAH CATAWBA BRANDY.
OLD SuENANDuAH PURE RYE WHISkEY..
The attention vt Druggists and Physicians is
respectfully Invited TO these articles All have
felt the necessity, as we'll az The almost impossi-
hility IF obtaining iqunrs-especially Of Brandy
and Wine sufficiently pure t" merit confidence.
In Caiawba Brandy and Wine, you have
liquurS PERFECTLY PURE AND RELIABLE.
Our RYE WHISkEY is also warranted pure.
y. 3. All our Liquors are warranted free from
poisonous drugs. Our prices cannot fail TO give
satisfaction. price current will be sent, upon
application as above
Shenandoah county, Va, NH 29--er0m
NEW ORLEANS SUGAK.-5 hhdS., landing
~ from Schr. Arctic, for sale by
WI. Il FOWLE & son,
NH a5 No 4, South Wharves.