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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23
aoLp mRpAI. PIAnost

TTTE pleased 70 learn that ss the crest Morid1 sa
w he'd ths month IN the city q Macon, Gergs the e9ss
prfsng Baltimore Firm Knahe Co., awarded ne
Eirst Premium all competition, for their celsbated
MEDAs Pianos This Fair being held under the o.
Southern Cotton Planters cson, large and tnhuen
body OF men, the importance attached to recving the Donors
OF their Es produced We learn an con-
Of the country Several fne Insrumep we're on e1nio
tons and thorough examination OF their
respective mer judges unanimously decided that the one
frua the Mandatory Of VIM. Knae Co. the "hece
sios - and awarded the Medal accordingly
Without wishing to appear invidnous Will add that the en-
tprse public spirit drnrng with which the Mecsrs
Knabe conduct tn business ene them in eminent degree
all which they have achieved II thsr
lire Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money Produes
First Qzy Piano, and advertising extensively TO make
their establishment they reward in the posses
sion Of large and constantly increasing business and the
qualification Of knowing that whenever and WHEREVER co
ion the order the day. judges uniformly pronounce er
Pianos to be Sun, Of December ed
1850. $50 -frs
PISA supply Of the icing received By A. b.
Mcclure 30 Union street, the sse Agent for Middle Tennessee
who will sell at cur factory prices.
marI7-tf
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~ s sTs AZ C ::,:. s..,s of Fsaass,

SEh WARr COUNTY OoURV a.
u Ver.-J4nesB heCarrolI e as. ~ 90 n q
As-rsnoon 10 sell lad. Il appearing % ~ g.
S2s PHI, thas fhos MeCar roll. FrnpciS Ns1--.tiI
Nc AFRO l. heirs n Law Of EraReis hcCsrr6si 5e-.s
s.oents OF ne stats Of Tennessee. Il Ia sh~--fe-l
sn1. R1oleston be ma for four eansssl,flT- -s.%f
city Of Nashville, requiring aid 80. y
Is tns saees Of the COUNTY ceurt ~ stsvar, =
aooen q ne esurt house. IN ssia eosuIfv. A. -
- ne arst Monday In Jann-ry, l9i 1 ssd -
's's'a a. to te@ and Get down Cor hssTias sspasss
eec7-v4t-pr'sfes %. - soee.
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To BUELDEns.
Corn. Hay ana Onsa.
Prints.
NOTICE. 70 CONsIsGEEs.
Louisville aud NashVilIe Rafaro'

an and AFTER APRIL lst 1851 ErsEh MI = asIssr
" tbs LoaigVills and Nashvilis Rsroa1 - ~ -
go Are paid oonsEDsss III y aseed o. i1s s.ssl et
Seeds, together win ths Anos1f o. eaAry = 80
oyereharzs aad a. htsn foun1 necessary II o1a = e
Agents 70 saks rssusns 70 The esnrEsl oHas = eee
n n.rssss 'f ne 0.7P'9s ASDEzsSs, N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
0IEcE NAsHvILx CHAT aNoosA RAuaoAD Co.,
Octohsr 3D. 1889
Y order Of the Board o. Directors calls made the
Stoek Of the Company subscribed FOR building Branch
Read from Bridgeport Jasper payable to the Treasurer Of this
Company asfollows:
One dollar Share the l Novenher 1873
dollars each Share the ldays OF December 1852 Janus
y February Mark April May, June, July, August septem
Der, October. and November, 1860.
Payment be made to Jackson Pryor Jasper the
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
PromPessin meeting these calls requested OF the saoscr
Stock 1.-THE construction Of the ros depends excluve
on the provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-H W. A GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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Charleston and Savaam
FREIGHT LTNFa

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED LEoRI
IMPRESS Freight Trains onaIi u, r..s.
- s9A Deesmber, 1853 through rsteI e-sz ~
Hashvillei - -
first Class per 100 lbs, u "a Third Cha. ~ ma hi
Hats Caps and Bonnets, IS
Tine FROM ssvanEAh and ChsrIe.ta, "a 4..n.s,,. a.
and half and loar daYs .s,''~i y
Time from New York and PhiI.aelnhf.. N
and nine days. - -
intervening sabestAs cause tie Allow vsui,te.s 4,
irSlshs IrAns are run on Sunday over thrss iins-
No detentiors BY ice Or new OT-rcbar--. =
csR. occurring At sea) prcuptly sdItsIef ),
nLie AZ ynastAnooga Railroad On dsliyerT. =
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ENCH PROTESTANT EH1
PhiIRdelphf4. anh w..

MApAAE VALIANT win rs ops. hsr ss.-u..
~ sencot for yOang ladies' At l6ss Chruuas -
September SuPerioF Instructiops Z. ~ 49, -
SlA1enss % oote Of uhish equally srous a., g. n
sant with Madame valiant, UlI suDsrsnIens -. n
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bacon Lard, Bucvheat Flour and Family supplies general
ID y,by COMBS MAXIM,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

Fare always as low and Time as quick a.
by any other Route.
ASK FOB TTCEE7S By PII7SBUGH.
The completion Of the Western connection Of the PennEylVana
3aiirosd to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT WEST.
Ths eoEnectug BY the Railroad Bridge ct Pttsbur,
avoiding drsysge feage Of freight together with the
ing of time advantages reality appreciated oy Shippers Of
fsiyh and the travelling public
Freight Shipping Directions apply to I'd
dress either tthe folio wing agents OF the company:
D. A. STEW ART, Pittsburg;
g. Pierce Co., zAnesve o. J. J. Johnston, Ripley, o. B.
McNeesy, MAysyIe KY 0nsby cropper, Portmouth, o.;
Paddock 4 Ce, JefsrsoRve, Ind; Brown 4 Co Gin
cnnAd Q Athern Hilbert Cincinnati, o.. Medrun,
Madison LID ice Moore, Louisville, Ky P O'Riley
Co. Granville Ind N " Graham & Co. Cairo, Ill; y
Sass shaeT Glass, st. Louis, NO. John Harris, Nashville,
rsnn Harris Hunt, Memphis, Tenn Clsrke Co., Chicago,
III Koontz Alton, ILL., Freight Agentsof Rail-
roads at diheren: points in the West.
The Greatest Facilities offered tor the Pro-
lection ana Speedy Transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
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AFFAIRS AT HARPER's FERRY.

Nay lcoi
person employed in tie special Gcrvce visited Har
peFs Ferry last week. and reached TO day
lie reports that the troops concentrated at that pest
Der 600 altogether about threefourths Of them
Most Of these well armed, but the Balance no'
armed at all. Only zoo Kentuckans there pow and
one company Of South Caroln.ans
Tho resident militia of Hapors Ferry very reetive
under oxisting circumstances.
Only days provisions hand, supplies having
beer cut OF from Western Virginia by the Western vir
gnisns The supplies within reach anywhere in the
surrounding country must be exhausted within TWO
weeks.
The troops pogtvey have not got than idou-
sand saEd Of from the wreck Of the Arsenal and
some Of these in bad condition. they
facture more than twelve rifles per day,
They have only six hundred this side Of the 7o.o.
mac. They have not erected any batteries on the
Maryland side. and show no disposition 10 do go.
AL the preparations indicate defensive purposes on
their part, and disposition to forward The movement
They mus. retreat or be provlsioned This, however
does not contradict the probable advance or the main
Confederate army by that route on Southern Pcnrs7
vana, when JeG. Davis discovers the !mposgblty cf
breaking Gen. scotts lines around washngtoD.
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NEWS FROM KEY WEST.
key wEr, fFla)y

KEY WET, (fla.,) April 20, 1861
Tho Unitad States steamer water Witch Lieutenant
Rocoendo arrived at The Naval anchorage ii this hsrbor
he evening Of tho 25th. Shs is 10 be employed a.
despatch steamer between Key West and Fort Pckens
carrying the malls supplies, &C. sho has alled up with
coal sood and water, and At ~ O'Clock ~ to dag she
sailed passng out Of the Northwest passage An officer
On board who IL ordered 10 the command OF the euo
boat Wyondoite lately IL charge Of tho amented Berry.
man.
Tic United statcs steamship Mohawk, Lieutenant
Strong, let this port tbo goth with suppce FOR the
Geet Oh Pensacola II s rpleFsood that she win roturn
TO this port next week The eohswk took over several
mechanics and aborers sha lost the harbor, having IA
large fat hotcmed launch In tow, which IL Il thought
VII - taken 20 hort Pokcrs 10 assst in The landing of
etofea, troops, Sc.
The United States mail seomthip philadelpbla Captau
Ktrtge, arrived oHFor aylor al midnight OF The 2stb
ard cc1munlcaiea with the Commanding officer Major
W IL French. she JET her despatched aud nroraeied
pu IG voyage without delay Fer destination is rosf
Ieiars'u or. Fort Pckons she hed fulI cargo Of mi
nionsW war, provisions, cattle, sc for the uso Of tie
United sAtes lroops AZ xfottugas and Pusaooa.
INC hhf states steam gNnhoat CrusaGer Lieut.. r. a.
Ca7er commanding, arrived ri Daylight this morning
from FT-bna she brought largo aumter Of white Ia.
DoIerl lor fQfs Taylor and jefferson.
Iba tnited atss sOop ~ var g. Lour, Cspt Gibson
- ffeTeNt lavrr alorgsde he naval wharf taking in
nANai etoes Ehe s 10 ~ stationed al Tortugas, FOR
IN ~ p.sce sne see rcr departure IN a few days
1cSorst sayes ~ ibe wrecked cars isusA Marian,
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE vIRGIEIA CONvEN-
TION.
Nav "a 1897

The Convention met At ea-sen O'Clock.
ww B. sinn, Of Preston county, appointed tempo
rary chairman.
motion was nede by General jackson, Of Wood coun
y 70 admit all gentlemen present from Northwestern
Virginia TO goats the floor of the Convention
The motion opposed by Mr. Carlisle on the ground
that such course would be inconsistent with their pur-
poses a delberative body That they were here to
determine upon some action TO ensure the safety Of
Northwestern Virginia. where alone vrginan could not
raise his voice IN behalf OF the federal Union.
Mr. jackson, Jr. contended that they were not here
assembled to take any definite action TO establish pro-
visiona government or TO form new State that such
would be premature, before the vote OF the
people the question of rayng the ordinance Of seces
sion passed by the Richmond Convention
After discussion, the motion Of General Jackson
was withdrawn, and a motion Of Mr.. Hubbard TO ap-
point committee OF from each county TO whom
should be referred the subject Of representation the
Conventon and also TO report officers for the permanent
organization Of the Convention was carried.
Subsequently it moved and carried that the deega-
ton from each county select it's member Of the COM
mittee.
The Convention then adjourned TO three o'clock
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DETAILS OF THE RIOT 1T ST. LOUIS.

st. LoUie, Nay l3, 1851.
An Official statement published this morning says the
fret firing al Camp jackson, Friday evening"
half dozen shots the head Of the column Of the First
regiment beralded by vocy of storos and pistol sno
from the crowd. No was hurt a. this point.
The second firing occurred from the Of the column
guarding the prisoners The crowd here large
very abusive, and discharged three barrels OF
revolver at Lieutenant Faron OF tie regular service,
many Of the mob cheering him and drawn reviewers
ard fr.rg at the troops.
The who commenced the attass then laid his
pistol across hs arm, and taking deliberate aim at
Iieutenan; Faron when he thrust through With
bayonot ard ired upon at the time, and instantly
killed The column then moved on, having received
orders 70 march, and the company being assaulted BY
crowd, ard several Of them shot, hNtct and 0ted,
causing the deaths already reported Thsorder
yiyen by Captain Lyon 10 cease fTing which w@s
rompty obeyed
The principal arms taken from samp Jackson
lar.,e size howitzers, two tennch morays, large
Der ten.nch Shells ready charged some 5000 United
sa,e nuskes, supposed to be portion of thoee taken
from L be Baton Rouge arsenal
thousand people left the city yesterday afternoon
Consequence Of the reports Of nsuoordnAton among
German 'roors and their threats TO burn and gasx ~
city, but the appearance or General Harloys pfo.am1
ion great restored confidence and many sf
those who left viii probably return today.
The c.7 now quiet AMI the highest hopes are en.er
tanned THAI no further disturbance vii occur.
TTenty.tA persons kn 1wn TO have been kicl ~
Camp Jackscl1 The following eighteen who hage
teen identiiei John sweexcrhardt, Caspar H. Goucss
John waterp, Tl'os. A. Haren, VIM. Icenhover, J. j.
rones, p nosne, Erie Wright, Henry Jungle, jsmss
Mcdonald Walter t.Dowc, Nicholas Knobblach, Francs
wheeow Job Carter, James Bodsep Emma Somers, wm.
McAuiye
Three Of ,hese we're scders belonging to the southwest
expedition and gone az prisoners captured Ut Camp
kscn
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RESUMPTION OF RAILROAD TRAVEL.


Tic regular route is uow opened from New Yor1for
through travel South 10 Baltimore and washingtn and
BY main stem via wheeling Parkcrsburg to M Vest
ern and Southwestern ponts
train from Philadelphia csm3 through this afternoon
With rails and passengers. II vas hailed with evident
satisfaction By the people along tho route and as Il
passed through the city many expressons of wclj7ne
we're given
Tie National Gag wss displayed al various parts Of the
cts to lay, the prohibition having been removed.
The citizens have been all day in expectatica o. toe
arrival cr troops the Northern Central roai but
,lus far rene have arrived.
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THE THREE MONTHS, VOLUNTEERS.

WASHINGTON, Nay i3, 1bGI
The Government would fain see all three months'
changed into volunteers for the duration of the II
is satisfied that the call for three months service is
more likely impede than TO benefit the intended opera
ons for the suppression of the rebellion Three frths
Of the Northern troops enlisted for three months
here, are however ready to re-enlist for the war.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS.

BOSTON, Way II, l55l.
The report that three or four additional regiments
would be accepted for three years hailed with grea.
favor by the large military force the city and forts
who getting impatient of delay The First Boston
regiment composed mainly Of well drilled and thoroughly
equipped city companies, rendered its among
the very fret The Eleventh, Thirteenth Fourteen b
regiments mainly quared in tho harbor forts full,
and making progress in dril. The Flying Artillery
company under MAJOR Cobb will be IN efficient 1ght'ng
condition In few days
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TIE ROADS AGAIN N RUNNING ORDEp.
BALTIMORE QUIET.
BALTIMORE, Nay /,


The EIst train rcn Perryye, consstrg Of gnree pas
sepger cars, well filled, has just arr,,ed here The
bridges all in good order, and TRIMS win pass regu
larly There no disturbance saong the route Many
ladies we're among the passenge,.s.
As the Maryland left the Per ryye doak with the pas
serger upon her upper deck, the American flag
up and sauted by tie troops. The people on both
sides of the river cheerd loudly AT Havre dc Grace the
people raised America Tags and cheered the train as IL
passed. American Tags waived all along the route. TIE
road and bridges ere well guarded.
The streets cf Baltimore through which the train
passed we're tronged with people, many women having
their children in their arms.
Baltimore quiet. American Gags hang across Balti-
street. No other Gags eeen..
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ESTIMATE OF REBEL FORCES IN VIRGINIA..

WARRINGTON, May 10, Is5I'
Advces received to-day confirm all have heretofore
despatched reference TO tho overestmate Of forces
concentrated In Virginia General Scott knows pesi
lively that the aggregate number Of men, armed aud
armed collected at various points from Harpers Ferry
down to ncbburg, does not exceed twenty-five thou.
sand. This force could not be concentrated at any
point for attack Washington, without placing the
remainder of the Old Demlnion at the mercy Of the
Northern troops
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CONTEMPLATED MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS

WASHINGTON, May ID, ioot
Tie commandera OF The several regiments are aLtci-
petng an early novement but in what direction they do
not know. They have all been notified TO hold them
selves in read for instant orders They have accord
ngy put the F houses camps in order, that
they may be. ready at moments warning.
II has be determined by the government to move an
immense .orce down the Mississippi Nearly the entire
Northwe stern force will be pushed in that direction
Commo lore sringha who s in command of the bockad
ing sq Adron will proceed a. to the mouth OF the
Misss appi The Minnesota is to be the flagship Of the
squa Iron His instructions said to be of the most
vg ous character, although comparatively old man.
he his capable OF performing labor and enduring
81 eater hardship than any other officer in the navy.
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THE FIREMFN ZOUAVFS.

WASHINGTON, May 13 1891,
To-day the Second regiment of New York Freren
Zouaves formally rendered to the government. It
will doubtIessly be accepted for the Repreoon.a
tives of the Fire Department of New York and PbsdeL
pha have also here to offer steam engines and
in view of the repeated attempts TO fire the Capitol
Tomorrow evening Secretary Seward viii entertain
his residence the commissioned officers cf the Rhode
leland Massachusetts, Fifth and New York Seventh al
Seventy First regiments.
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FOR WASHINGTON VIA BALTIMORE.

IHiLAuNldA, nay 70, labl,
II Il mi, srssood tia. Colonel Lewis regiment (Frst 10
fartrv) vii receive marching orders tomorrow through
Baltimore south ard rhcy arc fully elnippei,
1r Colonel ryo's regiment csn 30 got ready ]. viii 40
bs scnt oG to.monsw, rr4er command Of General Cld
Taaadsr, -Eey luck kragsaeke asa catrii Ice bpscs,
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CAPTURE OF THE SCHOONER GEORGE NJ.
SMITH

In yesterday mornings Herald the paticulars 30 FAR
they could be obts ned giving intelligence regarding
the capture Of this schooner, published. Tbcsc
Particular were OF reliable character, and are
now fully borne out oy the fact that the schooner 10
question now lies IN The harbor OF tie Brooklyn Navy
Yard. The facte far they be obtained, are
|'follcws,-
II appears that tSe George II. snitb lad
let Chesapeake Bay, and processing IN
direction which aroused Tho suspiciens Of
CAPTAIN Chishclm, Of the uned states lsgac Couiber
land. Pursuit was soon Afterwards made, Ehsn ITO
schooner oocaL1e sD easy prize On examination =
"as dfcovsfed that her cargo corsoied Q. guns gun
carriages and atfcr atics intended fer the service
ard use Of the Soutnerno cnfederacy
Tie capture tool place on Eaupcn Roats, o1 Friday,
ard no delay was made Ia having ne schooner conveyed
2 the hai5or q tko Brooklyn Nsys Ylrt which We
done ~ NJ Chsh5lm, vho banded The gar prize
over 10 the sofa custody N C0umedoro Breeze.
mo george u. smitn uader the augveH1nce and
ofsx marie oMcers, and - attached - strong carlo
reporter visited her yesterday au1 states that sbs
70 = iro tro Wasted schooner, and about 100 tors
burhen shc q sell guarded with marines, but egress
cr ngress sTc,y Forbidden. After taking boat for
tho purpose, be vas refused admitiance on board,
c0fres. n regard % her tho onccrs
On coWd appeared qliie unwilling 2 give any
Information On The sub oct Of VIVA, her cargo couested
could be Obtain me namo or the owner Of the
schooner ncr where ehe was from, her destination.
On MAKING raury al the oca n CCamcdore Breeze, bo
fpord no oiea report had yet been made HoTever tis
expected Y fay ihat some tangible ace will be learned
s~lNaettry Character 10 communicate - the public.
CEptfn Cnstolm, Of the Cumberland, has done good
service 20 the csuntrv IN making tho capture.
Captain N&Td, q the North Carolina (eceivng ehip),
through one a Ms mates offered every facility 10 our
reporter onian the fullest aformaog but 80 stringent
were the orders = the officers charge that 40 further
facis could ee oosaned oeyoad what sro published
UNFoUNDED SUSPICION or A SCHOONER.
Information vas communicated On surday to Surveyor
HNt that suspicious craft was seen IN Carnarse BAY
a gentleman "ho had been IN that vicinity wrote from
Brooklyn On Saturday night 70 gentleman In this city,
80 sehs me Information 70 the Surveyor In tho letter.
the writer stases -
vas down at me village o. Caynarse this afternoon
asi igsH tre aId'rs tsr . scbsslp Nsborsd a. tre
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THE UNION MOVEMENT IN VIRGINIA.


WASHINGTON May 13, 1861,
speoal messenger arrived here to-day with impor-
tsnt dispatches to the government from Wheeling Viz
gnia II appears that the Union in that section are
vigorously pushing their movement and in order to make
entirely successful they want not only the operation
Of the government, but its material aid Their conven
ton which to day, my informant states, bids fair 10
be one Of largest and most enthusiastic that has
assembled in the Old Dominion.
All along the line Of the road from Wheeling to Balti-
more the Union feeling rapidly gaining strength 1t
was apprehended by come, he says, that attempt
might be made the part of the secessonsts to throw
few hundred secession troops that vicinity for the
purpose Of breaking up the convention This had been
partially guarded against The people thero greatly
in want Of arms The government will take early op-
portunity to supply them
ACCEPTANCE OF THE EXCELSIOR BRIG ADE.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1861.
ChevaieT wikoh and Major Williamson, of the United
States Engineer Corps arrived here last night
patches from General Sckies to the Secretary of War;
tenderinhe Excelsior Brigade TO the government These
gentlemen had an interview this morning with the Sec
reary, when the fullest details given Of the supe
riory OF this very efficient corps The Secretary accepted
oer Of the Brigade with the utmost prompttude and
desires it's presence Washington earliest moment
There is doubt that very important service will be
Immediately assigned General Sckles whose gen.
eral ability high opinion to be entertained here.
The Secretary of state has cards out for brilliant
party Tor to morrow evening" in honor of the officers Of
the several New York regiments stationed Eerc These
marked courteses, the part Of the government to
theee valiant men, are highly appreciated similar ccm
pmonts are in store for the officers other regmentr
Washington. These military tass will be refreshing
relief to the dun routine Of military life
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NO PIRATES.

NEW LONDON, May 13 1861
The report that two privaeers have been towod iutc
New London is not correct.
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THE TRANa oORTs.

The steam transport Chesapeake laden With stores for
the troops at washrglcn, ef pier - North river last
eyerlrg.
Tho steamer PSrerstmg has been ohart.rcd By tho
government to rroccSd 70 Pensacola With shssp, hgs
ard tve tons OF ioe
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NOR READY TO MARCH ON VIRGINIA.

WAsNNcToN, May 10, 1861
great pressure s brought 70 bear 90 General scos,
"a induce hin e order an Sdvar0c Of troops into Virginia
Even membcrs Of The Cabnat hnvc been excrtng them
selves 10 the same effect but he sasacous old hero viii
~, meye on Richmond uptil bc " quite ready.