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HUNTSVILLE FEMAL
College.
CIRCULAR LETTER.
HuSTsvIrLz FEzkLa cg.IEn,

HuETsvILLE REEkLa CgELzHz,
april q, 1861.
Try tits very desirable tn young laies Who snt n
home TO be educated should b PLACED where their parents
be assured Of their safety
glance at he map will show Tat Hvrsyu4s IN North
n Is Tar removed from any point likely 70 D attaesei By
Ansdmrabs organz 1o civil and military has been ss
Cd Tor the preservation OF order and safety from doe'
disturbances
The heathfaIsssS sad sacia advantages Of Huntsville
veil kns IN 70 require remark There u no pace n All
South wAsrO the could be pleasantly spent Aa
beautiful town. and sksdy Streets - p1r
COOL sPring VSfer and rs inViEoratng -
AHUErsvILLE FEMALE COLLaaE Boarding faPi. nj y
ceVed and cared for in Faeaon as raj IS da
the regular sessions OF the school.
We insert extract Letter Of aea v And.
recently pablinhed in The New orlsans Cf-n Advocate
'on reaching Huntsville vent directly 70 ne kNpale
ege. found The Lnstitstioa In creS
passed pleasant tine The eeantes Of HaniAFie ard IA
roundngs are sf admiration 10 al travel y
y MOTH on that pon AndEill only say thai ~ Coll,
presents many md Pa attracens ptnsnts ana Ruzf
Ehe nav iah 70 educate their vardS asr
pass vcraby With any in the Land fer saizs1os
Wsnssd no. to issue this late y, any manlfs.s - to
POLITICAL soundnsFs.
me President . the son CO V<Enian. and Is Arnssfa na
Of TenueEse. He has bssn Unknown, fer lOa3s pza
open advocate, vita tongue and pen, Tor sOuhn sbs
ToT full particulars, send for Catalogue.
msy4-dlt tvst ). g WILSON. Prestden :
sale Of Drugs at Auction.
I'm Monday. StA Max IsSl, viii sell at auction iAs so
" fDrugs assgned to ne IN zust, by ott1ar
in ne store formerly used ~ Am, toe esss So Of ~
trsss, t-W doors ssaih OF the Public Square
TERMS o. SALE
All suns uadsI $50 cash over shat Enount On " Hon7
time, for Aotssusll endorsed, Psyasls in sSH ..
For intOrmAonA apply "a Bsin,PsndlsiOn > '"'' OF A'
Il Harrison kSq.
Hay5-dsds ...... al. rtel
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Percussion CAPs.-The Macon Telegraph says
1--WE have now before us the first percussion cap
made in Georgia-army pattern and good as the
best-produced in Macon by D. c. HopGkNs & Sons
who will hereafter turn them out at the rate of a
hundred thousand per .week-or faster if desired
Send on the orders.
Who now is preparing to make powder.
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EnsGIvGnt Notice.

Ii persons having claims against the Of Ann A. Viii
decerse hereby notified to file the Clerk
Of the County urt CT Heakley county Tennessee oe
Ia DreS1el or before the 18th day August 3S s5u
cation and rata distribution having suggested the
veny Of said estate aEl said Clerk having appointed that day
for the adj Indication Of The claims against tina
W ROSS, Admir-. de bonis non.
Of the esta,e Of Ann Wilson, deceased,
may4-v5tpr ssceg3s
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FaooLAafATIoN Ell rrsE aoyERNoT..

NHEREAs The twen.isth AMI twentyseeth sections Of
w the Set OF Assembly passed May 9Th 1861 bsipg silent
IS to the mode by which the election Of the
adoption OF tome uniform rules easrasory 70 the Issuance
commissions TIE following regulations have been adopted
ocer and the sera inspection Of the BY him sa be sat-
ssc evidence that ne COMPANY occrs A. s and
Oficer to these facts. - ~ r'~''s
and Majors upon the certificates Of their cleo
tons made hy the Captains OF the several mpanes composing
tDe Regiment eounterslsned by the INSPECTING Ohicsr
May j. % d&wfw ISiIAM G. HARRIS -
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DIR S. }. CORR

MA OULD respectfully tie czens OF Nashville
w ana vicinity, that he has opened Dea.sl Rooms On
OneIy street NO 10 opposite Theatre where he pleas
ed to receive aad wait upon any person shipg er
promise to make charges very moderate
g. gentlEmsn who has enlisted in the Sortbern Arpv,
na wishes to have his Teeth operated upoa before gong can
call at my ofcg and have done free Gratis for ot
nm - Respectfully,
apl2t-d2m rcopp
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Who now is preparing to make powder:

TIRED OF WAR-A Washington correspondent Of
the New York Tribune says much feeling is exhib>
tied in Washington on account of the probable re,
turn of the Seventh Regiment TO New York at The
expiration of the thirty days for which they were
enlisted. What is the matter? Has the courage Of
the famous" Seventh evaporated in less than 2
month? Or are the members tired of camp life,
and anxious to get back to their places Of business
in New York, where they can again indulge in the
employment for which they are fitted by nature
and habit-that of measuring off tape by the yard d?
The New York papers publish an artce from the
LOadon Tines, of May LIST, in which it expresses
great surprise that Mr.. LINCOLN should think 1t
possible to coerce the seeding States. The Times
had not then heard of the secession of Virginia,
though it wRs expected. lit says that LINCOLN may
probably repeat the British enterprise at Ae1o Or
leans 1t leans towards the independence Of the
Southern Confederacy.
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Proclamation OF
ISHAM c.. HARRIS,


GOFormOf OF fise stare of Tennessee.
TENO the sherifs and Coroners in said stae-Gregtpr
You are hereby commanded to open and hid an election
At all tn: paceso holding elections your county On the
on day OF June 6l forthe purpose voting upon Dclar
9u Of Independence aud Ordnance wing the Federal
relations between the State Of TenRes5e United states Of
America and also, IAN Ordinance fo The adoption OF TIE CON
situon OF the Confederate States America in uusrCe
on an Act passed b. the General Assembly Stat on The
oh gay OF May, le and due return thereof to ne
ding 10 Law.
In testimony whereof, I, IsHAM G. HARRIS Governor
as Aforesaid have hereunto N, caused the
ILs great al OF the State TO sxed at the
In Nashville. % the 18th Gay OF Nay, 1861.
By the GOYern0r: IS6tN q HARRIS
J. ., r. RAY, Secretary Of State ravII-dgwit
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znsOiyenf Nntice.

TATING suggested tho insolvency Of the esa, Of samus
Nicholson, deceased to the Cerk the County Oou-t
81 Ferry county all therefore hereby notified file
their claims duly auu tcated, before Cerk on or
the dag Of November pro rsa or the came viii be
barrel. This1 day sg May, 1861.
W. \. NICHOLS,
msy3-witpr'sfess3 Aas;niqr,to,,
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In aNEvcnt Enfirp.

LII persons hagiHe claims against tie W Davis
"a deceased hereby notified file them the Clerk d
the County Court q Nezkey county, Tennessee os
Dresden, before the 18Th day Of August adiu
and rata distribution having suggeEed the Insol-
vency Of d essate aDd SAID CLERK having apPehsd sy
FOX the sd l1icstion Of the claims sgsiRst he same
W 7 ROSS, Administrator,
Of toe estate Of Y A Davis, deceased.
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Notice,

NOR obvious compelled from and altar this
l. date, to adopt th= eSeJHsjcs CASH 81 S5css.
AL Orders FIR GoOis Attention. AUST
by remittance sufficient cover the same.
may4-dtB&wlm LANIER PHILLIPS 4 CO..
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FOR sIAJoR-GENERAL

We are authorised to F. KERCHEvALi q Lin
coin county candidate for MiorGsnes Of the Third Div
sion Of Tennessee Militia composed the Of Warren
Cannon Coffee Van BlTen FranE incon Giles, Bedford
Marshall HAury, Rutherford WILLIAMSON Hickman Hard
Wayne and Lawrence Elseton, Saturday JuAe 8, 1861
msy5-3&wtd BP
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Large Sale Of New BaTOUcZaeS ana
BUgsies.
0YSA7IRDATH0REL8G.lL 4T I87H II 10 O'CLOcR,
BENZ z. SGEEEBs & co,

ENT1LL sell in their front Auction Rooms without reserve
w for cash, two Family B=gouchs harness, 81 Iesth
er Top silver mounted and cloth trimmed Hickory with
Harness, and one Hic CRY Buggy.
The mad5 the regular trade but crcum.
stances sch with the force sale whatever
rc TO raise flnd 0s oppoTturit offered for great bar
gains, the lot will be closed
BENZ sBIELDs co,
mayll-td No 81 ana 90 CoIlrra s.rast
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NOrEOE no poaYCv Fso,nnn.

Aoh and after this date, and until further ntce the War
Clause will be inserted in all Open Policies issued ~ tie
tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Con and the Nash
Vile Commercial Insurance. Company.
A. ". BUTLFR,
Secretary Tenn. MAJ and Fire Insurance Co.
JtMLS WALKER
ArIqO-H 10 NOANr~"E'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-18

EDUTY FREE. For the information of all concern
ed, we would state thst goods, produce, ard ell
shipments from Tennessee, Virginia and North Car
DINA will be entered duty free into all the Conitd
erste States. We have been furnished with this
formation by The gentlemany collector at this
port, Fraecis R Sh4ckelfOrd Esq, who received
his orders from tie Secretary of the Treasury Hon
G, G. Memminger Atlanta IatsHigsnesr, Hay 1G.
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Iincnin,s TrencIerr.

On the 9TH of April Judge CAMPBELL, seeing Gov
eminent preparations making, wrote to SEWARD to
know whether his former assurances, as to the
evacuation of Fort Sumter could be relied on.
In letter to SEWARD, Judge CAMPBELL states (:
Your reply was, Faith, as to Fort Sumter, fully
kept; wait and See
At the very time of this reply of SEWARD
that his pledges as to the evacuation of Fort Sum
ter had been fully kept-Fox was in Fort Sumter,
by order of the Administration devising the means
of reinforcing it. and permitted TO go in as on
an errand of peace.
The records Of history, except in the most bar
barous ages or nations furnish no instance of such
fslsehood, baseness and treschery.
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No Federal TROoPs FROM KENTUCKY.-The Frank
fort YeoBGu, in answer to the statement going the
rounds of the papers, that Major ANDERSON will be
entrusted with the command of brigade CT Ken
Iuckians, immediately to be raised, says:
That is all bOsh. No brigrade, no regiment, not
even a company. can be mustered out of Kentucky,
TO march under the banner profaned and desecrated
by Lincoln. All such paragraphs as the above are
lying inventions, got up for the purposes Of wicked
deception.
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$780, PROCLAMATION.
IsHAM G. HARRIS, GOV. OF TENg ZEE
To all who shall see these presents,

Ii Volunteer Organizations in The State who have here
IN tofore drawn Arms and DO hold themselves
readiness for immediate service, hereby
or the penalties Of the Law will be enforced
In testimony whereof. have hereupto set nv hapd
and caused the Grand Seal OF the State 10 he ffxed
}Ls At the department. in Nashville on taie 10Th Gay OF
May A. d leGl.
By the Governor: TsBAM c. EARRIs.
J r. Ray, Secretary Of State a=Er-w mayI7.
ELECTION NOTICE.
an the hday of June, 1851 will open and hold an elee
" tor, for tie purpose ef voting upon Tsaratsn Of
Independence and Ordinance living the Federal Relat 0ns
between tie State Of Tennessee and the United sa OF Aer
ca and also upon "a Ordinance for adoption OF t Con
stsuton Of the Provisional Cover Of the Cors5er.te
States Of America according the requirements o. al Act
pa ssed Nav the 9th, 1861 -
const bis in each Civil District Will please open and
ho'd the above election.
mayl7 I'd JOIN K EDMUEDsoN, Sheriff,
military Sap Fsanufactory.
FESHE public hereby informed that they can procure
the shortest notice Military Caps made In every style and
at the lowest cash rates
Courtry me chants Will find this exce.nt Opportunity to
pn chase Caps every description made order cheap
VIII raies.
The subscribers long experience business enables
Challenge competition Gail and exs ssmplss 1t
b5NDB, Agent,
Eo3l North NJ IKE, street.,
opposite WATSON House,
ta2yl'-o'm Nashville, Tenn.
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Ben MGCUILOUGH AND COMMODORE lNoRAHAM-
These distinguished officers of the Confederate Ar
nay passed through our city yesterday morning
They were r0utefor fields Of labor not definitely
ascertsiaed Gen. Mccullough is well known IN this
section as brave and gallant officer. He has 'seen
some service" and wherever be may 60 he will be
tower OF strength TO cur friends, and terror TO
our enemies. Commodore lngrahaRl has for some
time been an officer in the United States Navy, bus
beng true-hearted Sou:herner, has Withdrawn
from that service and taken position in the Navy of
the Confederate States He will doubless'give good
report Of himself froH4 every field of service in
which be may be called to a2t,A4Ranta Intelligence,
Nay is.
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notice.

fHNEE Nashville and Dec Railroad will trsnypo- ell
Troops Supplies and lIunon~ CT War, Offended for the
defence OF the South, Tree Of CHARGE against the any
Fhe ocer in command anil the agent forwarGng Will
quiret to give certificate Of the troops a
chpon and tonnage Of freight to the Station Agent point
Ct shipment
This proposal ply TO Individuals tu only TO Gem
paniss such. W ON PERKINS
nsyllu General 5uyerin te.deut
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DENTAL NOTICE.

HAVE disposed of 10y dsEtal efice Rus ELL. 70
whom caa recommend patron with entire confidence in
ms Professional abllltei b. WOOD, Dentist.
Nashville, Nay l., 1861.
THE Undersigned be found hereafter at the lately
occupied by Dr. WOOD the Traders Bank, cor1e- of
Cherry and Uni streets, where he will be pleased
persons desiring his professional services RUS SELL
I2-IW
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Estray IN DicksOu CouDtv-

TEIAKEN ~ J. @. Devore, Hickman county Tenn I1tb
8 DEet, on the 81 Of April le6I, yellow gray PLY
about Old. IA hands inch kgn risht hind FOOT Wbite
n 10 tie pasture joint small white Cd her forehsad hid
foot s<inne1 by TIE gear. X. DEAN RANGE
iliyS"5t Hickman county
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DIscoNTEN1s RETURNING.-On Sunday afternoon
last several squads of volunteers belonging to the
Sixty Ninth Regiment of New York, arrived in Bal
tImore' having walked the entire distance from
Washington. The Clipper says:
"in conversation with one Of the volunteers, we
were informed that ;hey refused to take oath
required oy The army, and resolved TO retrace their
steps homeward. The greater portion of them
were without shoes and proper clothing, and in al
most starving condition. Several gentlemen tur
nlshed them with food and shoes and advised hem
to foot 1t to Havre-deGrace at which point they
might be fortunate enough to secure ride to Phila
delphia.
"One OF the volunteers asserted that Col Els
worth company OF New FORK Firemen eleven hun
dred strong, had on Saturday night broken into n
number Of houscs in Washington and sacked them
OF all tie provisions that could be found
When those remaining shall see several Thousand
Of their famshed comrades weltering in human
gore, the stampede for the homes, which under th'
excitement of the moment they have been indpced
to leave, will be truly astonishing. How different
at the South Out of the many thousand now here
from every portion of the Southern COnfederacy not
RurmCr has yet escaped their lips.
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In reply many Inquiries will Just state that have moth
ing to do with the manufacture Of Percussion Caps
May II. CARL scHOTT.
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Di>soIuron Of Cop,,r5ncysI,jD.

Owing to P. s.OehrS saving volunteered for the var,
, iate firm o. SIOEHR 4 co 10 this day dis.Uv d.
mu ual ca sent. stOehT Withdrawing from the firm, the
ntu-e business will ne outnueda retofore BY the
par at the old stand, unier the firm and stye bailey
FIid'y Z Co. PHILIP SEOEEG.
mayI5 div
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LoRRsLLARD,s sNUFF.

Bottles arn ruk, for scis in quantities r. Jotbers
E r. A. ROBINScE a. co
Wholesale Druggists. Lou lie. ISv ard
mayid-d4n Il A SAfJFAS, Norfolk Va
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DIVIDEND

FEsHE Nashville Commercial Insurance. Company havs this
day declared semi annual dTiisud OF three dellSa
share on the capital stock payable and ate the s last
JAMES WALKER,
may8-lm Secretary
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Ma sHVILrR GrarsnS,

IL persons desiring enlist Comp ny are requested
~ to call upon the following gentlemen heir respective
ohces or a the rendezvous Of The Conpans in third s Of
souh end OF MAREKT House., Az and ~ O'Clock p d. o.
every day. ". MCGAvOcE,
kELx i. CHxATHAM,Y comEritls
- H0gELl REsB,
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Fron the s.. Louis Republican, May lC.

From GEN. BRACES Army We are in receipt 0
a private letter from friend in service before
Fort Pickens. There fifteen batteries erected oil
in course OF erection, and the soldiers were enga
in mounting Mortars.
Major Ben. McCulloth of Texas, is there, and
will remain until after the fight
The writer So nee not be surprised TO hear
THAT the firing mad commenced at any time after
i've days from the date of his writing, which was
on the 10th inst.
notwithstanding other circumstances strengthen
this belief we presume that opinions as to the time
he engagement will commence, are based principals
yon conjecture -fOblnbiG (Ga.) San:
al A corresPo b. Of tie Columbus (Gs. sun
writing from Montgomery on the 18th, says: cit
is strongly believed at Pensacola that number ef
officers and men sre in irons on some Of the YES
sells of the u g. feet, at that place, for attempting
to leave the feet, after hearing the news Of the
secession Of Virginia. they being citizens of that
State"
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military gap FEanufactoyy,
Every sOuthernor Should Read st!
NEW YORK DAY BOOK,
DAILT'5 FOR sALEBY
+. EAGsN & Co.,
nay z Al ColIege Street,
CHaNCrRy nOEEC

4
EEAYDEN slvAG VS. : < Hameiton ct als--Juizrrent
Z and Attschrent May IuIss 1851 On motion Of
complainant b. his aad it sppering saae
ton Of the CLERK and Master allegation il complain
ants bill, which 70, that TIE defendant, aslton,
resident Of the State OF Tennessee
dered thai public alton be made for uccsye Vezs
Union and AMERICAN newspaper published city OF
Nashville requiring sad defendant to appear before judges
OF the Chancery Court GanesbOro JpcSs0n count. Tena
the ID donsy in August 1851 there erter
bis defence TO conpainaus BILL Judgment viii be
confessed and the prts as to
him WAf Il ROTT, q 4 81
mayI7-v5prsfees3
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SATURDAY Morning, May 18th, immediately after our rr
- sale Of BaroEess and Bugges this morning will close
TO the highest bidder for cash the remainder Of the Eul1.
Iure and miscellaneous furnishing articles remaining in stors
BENZ 7. SHIELDS d CO.,
may1S-dH Central Auction Rooms
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. Soldiers citations"

Everything relating TO the subsistence and com.
fort of soldier il the United States service, is now
of special interest to the ren and their friends
The following, which we End in the Lancaster pa,
cypress is taken from the regulations Of the United
States army:
ration is go portion or fixed allow of pro
visions, drink and forage, assigned to each soldier
in any army for his daily subsistence and for the
subsistence of horses. Officers have several "a
ITEMS according to their rank number of attend
ants. Sesmen In the navy also have raiions Of
certain articles" The following is the soldiers
ration as regulated by the War department:
1.-The ration is three-fourths Of pound of pork
or bacon, or one and a fourth pounds Of fresh or
salt beef; eighteen ounces of bread or -four, or
twelve ounces Of hard bread, or one and fourth
POUNDS of corn meal; and at the rate, to enc hun
dred rations, of eight quarts Of peas besns or,
in lieu thereof, ten pounds of rice six pounds
coffee, twelve pounds sugar, four quarts vinegar,
one 6 half pounds tsllow, or one and @ fourth
pounds sdsmantine, or one pound sperm candles,
four pounds of soap, and two quarts Of salt"
When the officers Of the medical department find
undergraduates necessary for the health of the
troops the commanding officer may order issues of
fresh vegetables, picked onions, sour krOut or
mossses, with an extra Qusutity Of rice aud vine
gar Potatoes are usually issued at the rate of
one pound per ration, and onions az he rate Of
three bushels in le1 of one of beans. Occasional
issues (exrra) of mOlssses msde-two quarts to
one hundred rations-and Of dried spples of from
one to che and half bushels TO one hundred
ratiOns
In the regular army, as soldiers are expected to
preserve, distribute. and cook their own subsist-
ence the hire of citizens for any of these duties s
not allowed, except in extreme cGses Ovens may
be built or paid for by the subsistence department
but not take-houses.
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General Beazregard, with Hon. VIM. Elliott, Col
Chisolm, Gen. Gonzales, Acting inspector Genral
and MAJOR John Barnweli, Confederate States Army
returned yesterday from toRr of Inspection among
our coast defences. The batteries on the var Jus
islands and inlets are adVantageously posted and
well masked while the noble harbor of Port ROYAL
at last fully defended by batteries Of another and
more formidable kind, which render any demon
stration Of the enemy in that neighborhood rather
hopeless experiment. Charleston Mercury, May Is
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To the Volunteer npanies often.
neSSee!

EPORT to The Governor, together with the tendsr Tor ser
q vice, complete list of the officers and eE OF each com
pay the arms any, possessed h company its name and
posi- sce d-Tes Of the character
Wsher as Infantry Cavalry Artillery and how provided
" or what arrangements have by the company
TO uniforms, camp squipage and the Ike.
1et the report be certif d by the captain
line - - rF
No arms will be furnished until company il mustered into
the service OF the STATE. Nashville, Tenn
JA Ed W McHENRY,
H,ay4-dtwSw2w sdiutsnt feneraI
heThi' Appeal and Knoxville Register copy
Of So each, AID forward bill.
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Attachment.

Attachment,
ANIEL DEAN Schott in this case II e3ring to
~ satisfaction, that the 6tfs .daDt Schott non
resident OF the State Of Tennessee and further appearing
affidavit of psinf, that the defendant
the sum Of nineteen liars, by t-ee odere
by me taat pubic tiOn be made in the Nashville and
american for four successive weeks Commanding DAFT
@cnott to appear lie oca in the Of Lin
den Perry county, Tennessee. th 3ls day May
plead answer demur to ssd attachment TIE will
set for hearing ex paEte. This april IGh, 1861.
JOHN LAEETN. P,
mayl6-w4pr'sfses3 fer Perry county Tenn.
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EDGEFEELD RIFLES.

LII persons desn. 70 enlist in this company are requested
"a TO call upen McWhIrter Shelby williams,
respective offices, at the rend of the comp ny
stO Of B. F. Shields Co.'S Auct Room, pp0sie SeHa
House, College I. uayI5
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UCTIoN sale OF Express pacAages and Miscellaneous A
SSEa s-Is' '' ''''-' - = SsNjyTEHIsLDs q