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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
THE BATTLE IN MISSOURI.
RELIABLE PARTICULARS,

Il Glorious Vctoryfo tile National Troops
Brilliant Gene,alship, TwelOe hundred
Federal Troops against Sir Thousand
Rebels, Tile Rebels Whipped and Rout.
ed NTH Heavy toss, Eight National
Troops Killed and Forty Oounded.
ST. LOUIS, July 1O'-A special messen-
ger arrived here this evening, by the Pa
cifc Railroad, with dispatches from Gel
Sigelto Adjutsnt Harding. at the Arse
nal The following abstract was written
at Rolla for tho Democrat:
On the morning of the 9th, Col SigeI
with portion of his regiment, a part Of
Col. SolomaD's, and ten pieces artilery,iu
all from / 100 to 1900 men, attacked a
body Of 5000 rebels under Grn, Rains
and Col. Parsons, about 7 miles east Of
Carthage. on the prairie.
The enemy had five pieces cahnon and
many mountedmen, Slgel began the at
tack a, half past niue O'clock in the NOR
ming, breaking the enemy's center twice
After half an hours fighting he silerced
their artillery.
The rebels had three flags, one of the
State of Missouri which was left unharm
ed, and Two Secession flags, which wer'
twice shot down and were raised no more
The enemy attempted to out flank oul
troops with their Cavalry, and cut off ou
baggage, but Sigel made a retreatine
movement, keeping up a constant firing
and ordered the baggage train to advance
which was formed into columns with {
battalion of infantry, supported by fou
pieces oi Artillery, in the rear OF Gael
column, and the remainder OF the Arli
l6ry in'front and on the fabks.
The rebels attempted to cut off hi'
communication with Carthage with lhei
cavalry, but our artillery took them at {
cross fire, which played havoc in rhe
ranks, opening the road, and SigeI iel
back on Carthage, the enemy harrassmG
his hanks up to the town, where anothe
stand was made, tie rebels being in pos
session Of the place. SigeI then surround
ed the town, throwing shot and grenade
into the enemys cavalry and using HI
infantry with great fleet.
While attempting TO reach the ada
cent woods, to prevent the operations %
the enemy's cavalry, the rebels made th'
most serious attack of the day, and tn,
bloodiest part of the battle was tough
here, but the enemy were finally routeC
and forced TO withdraw their forces. Sig
ell then tell bacs on Mount Vernon, ,wher'
he could be supported. Some captured
officers. taken about o'clock p. NJ
reported the loss nearly ESQ on their par
but as the severest fighting was don
sub 'equeut TO that hour, it is believe
that their loss is considerably greater
Forty five prisoners were taken. On
loss was eight killed, and fortyfye wound
ed and missing.
The battle in which Col. Wolf was xii
led was fought on Saturday, thirty nv
miles from Springfield
I a Nau..
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NO. 1G..

Transient person shall remove and shall oher to sell
Or otherwise dispose Of any books goods wares n,
imerehHndize. Ms above described.
Section l. This act shall take effect from md ,rts,
us P4esags' r. HITCHCOCK,
SpeAkcr The House NJ Representatives
JAMES MONROE,
Passed May l3 1861.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18

Ry When DOES farmer act with
great rudeness toward his corn? When he
pulls its ears.
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Passed May /, 1861.
AN ACT

mo. I'll AN ACT
To exempt from execution the property Of the
Militia Of OHIO, mustered into the service Of
the United States.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That the in
dividual, real and personal property OF any
person who may belong to the militia of this
State, and who shall be mustered into the ac-
tual service of the United States under any
requstion Of the President, shall be, and the
same is hereby declared exempt, during the
time such person shall remain in the actual
service Of the United States and two months
thereafter, from sale on any execution or or.
der OF sale issued on any Judgement rendered
Dv any Of the courts OF this State; and the in
divdual personal property of such person shall
also, for the period aforesaid, be exempt from
the levy of execution, any law of this State to
the contrary notwithstanding.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect on its
passage. ,,.
p. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
DnpERp n KIRK
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nc Day Later--.FUrtner Partlcu
Gen. Wolf Not Killed.

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rha s'oto ,roons rDro n0,t,a ON
,;dan i, .ha an;,io m m;,b fno N;.nos ot
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T'Scl Iei' oPeneu nre wi'h guar Pe"o'iS
"%' mi SUI" '"e engagement oov"n'H ono,"' ,:I
no 'epois n"u ~ g'Gpi' i'a EnI a'o'r "'t,'
ns ,e'lo'' oe'ns PUo' ''e,' D"',o now o,ei S.' Co.
iie"eS W our men Mlter TWO hou'S III
,pS ."o e"e"ys "f.'i'e'y was To'nP''te
Sne"coo' oo "n" ''ieir t"nAs % OIoheu. .' "A. "a
oout e'0vo o. .ne leVe' eavaIry "L'emp,e'
10 cu'nank S'gel ana cut on MS Uagg's'
IFaln, wn,cn was Inree m.'es oucS' WGe' 1,
rerogaue movement was ordered Ut
tram was reacheu IN soou oruer' ana sur
rounded oy infantry ana arllllery' an" 'n' M
re'rea' i continued .l'l pony !, was 'e"rGe, {,
wneFo WI, r - me ronG % Passeu tnr0uH" a u "'S' N
oluh On earn sue, al wni'n pace VI, Gu g"
e"y cA'@iry was poS'eu III '"'se NUN
oeis' a.. -.
ny u Ie'n.' as u ln''nul"s 10 p'S . "lou''
:1e Olun! olge, urcw vie oa'",'. a. :" d" '0' u
o.n ~ 'ouy '"So .n0 lo"u ;' q; u1""'I ,nh' H.,
oou 1"ruS ar" ",S 10 o',G% r';1, =" WIZ" h" roy S
lap," mo.eno"' Vs e "'o aa,'i.,y' , ~ pI"' NV,
~ a neA'y o'oSS ute ., cA"i',e' wv" ;'o,,' ,ne'
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SCHOOLS rAxEs.

For the payment NJ teaches purchase Of fuel, re-
pairs Of school huillinss and all general and incl
cept for the purchase of sites anu the erection OF
school buildings, three mills.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-18
ANAcT

"aSihs arpropr alton orihe maintenance and repair
oflhe Public Works from February IS. 10 Juns / .
I0pI' aAd for the payment Of outstanding indebted.
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CRY OF LANCASTER;
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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Three Insertions w
For each additional inse "a
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For all couptv expenses. road. bridge and poor pur
poses, included. such portion Of the valuation a
does not exceed one million of dollars, eight mills
aud such portion as exceeds this sum, two and one
half mills.
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NO ga1

Passed May u, lsG,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
FOR ISL SALE OF EEGROEs.
yHE this day commenced the Auction buEnos
for The sale SSEUkB the Auction Room on frsnknn
,tre.t. la civ occupied by BELTS GREGORY.
lie vim e NEGROES both publicly and pryse, and sohcits the
pAtro axe friends aud the pubic generally lie pledges MS
eHer promote Interest 81 his patrons and nAes himself
"a from ~ long experience trade no Will be enabled TO
prices. tie Will make liberal advances
On property In hsnd-and prepared 10 board persons en-
eyed In he trade Gai also thelG scrvanhAyng ample
Ss,oiaIop. for both. L. II. sfoKEs,
On Franklin, SD door below Wall street.
AnrIisLh 1SE1-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
aOTICE.-owing

t9 impossiblity Of procuring supplies, except io SAst
nv ,Nrs hereafter for cash only, excepting ehy uoe
=, ,..ss - ~ JGO o. PAGE, JR.,
80 No. % Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
RICHMOND WING.
ma. o.,Iy WhIg In RIchmOnd-P"y the Car


The great demand for the DAILY WING within Tue ci.S
81. e nv regular as by transient readers ana the uiIu
cul,, Of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF Feaoer'
nv carving system adapted only to Office SaoeerP
&c. have induced us to resort to the only feasible
NOS of MANAGING large city circulation, to viii that
% ,,,,,,,,,t 10 ne Carriers. From this date there
no concentrations for the WIG to be left within the
CITY viii be taken at this office, AID all persons
for subscription to the present time, wnin t'e 0y'
requested to cal at tho o.hee and sei'e tnsif
The Carriers sill of course continue to deliver inc pa
p,r % the present subscribers and receive pay o' e
s,u, Al tho rate OF fifteen cents per week Inc pu'"s
viii nov understand that all restriction upon the SAFE OF
,be Vine By Carriers within the city IS removed and
tba all Who want it mas buy from the Carriers or have
Il len 10, them at their residences or places OF business
s.p,sglBsr l6tb, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

SRLDRN a MILLER, Corner IAN and Gary Ttreets
- full assortment OF Groceries. Wines and L.
quo choice qualities which they disposed to nell st the
lowest market prices for Cash. on the rzna time TO pomppAy
Incuded win be found the nnes
qualities Bsndes and Wines imports into the country aAge
portion OF which have been imported By ourselves 20 suit The
wants OF those desiring the very choices teoes Nmhs
STICK AND MASS LIC0RICB.-P sstIot LEO.
- ree slso corce, for sale By EDaohD DAVENPORT
90 oc24
BLACKBERRY WINE.-A superior article OF the
I'D above recommended by Physicians for Darhpa Dysente
~ &c. JAS p. DUva, 1879 .ain and 10th streets SEES
JENNINGS WHITE CHAPEL NREDLvS,
superior any Needles In market for sale by CLARK
goN A ~ No loo Main Ht-eet oc1s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
APRGL, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
ErroEANIs visiting this city view Of making purshSs
w are respectfully solicited 70 examine our ssoek OF pA
Goods We FOR sale
500 bales Brown sheetlngs and shirtnga,
.2OO OgnAburgs,
50 cases Beached Sheetngs sud shrungs,
sNSNies PAID and striped OsaSburgs,
b,l uIa,ss striped and PLAID DOmesica for ssrVAns-
= 50hales TicNngs,
81 Deni-ns ard Striped shlrtngs,
ElsO cases Fancy Prints,
30 C0ttInsdrs,
... 10 Colored Carb-ios,
IS Kentucky JeEns and ruesdi,
md ,1gs assortment OF Heavy and Pine Linens FOR
s bdcs Irish Linens Lawns Plain, Striped and EahroL
i Bsryes And Popuns Cloths CAssinees, Nesngs Ae hr
m q uhh ve sell very 70 the cash ard prompt ad
NIN rLLTrT 4 DREYRY.
Ne. II PeSr street,
- Richmond vs..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs

- PECIAL notice the city And cuay people In want OF any
- Goods would do Nellby calling a. No ~ Main street
Having a very stock OF Prints LAwns Jaeonets organ
des plain and agured B.Eeges, bal and eolorsd s
And spas baered and lrtns and sheeung, oassl
s and KENTUCKY Jeans striped and domestic Tor men ana
seryants; Ladies' eaters Morocco, Kid aud OAkln soes
Mss AID Chdrrns Shoes Of every axe aad quality Line
and Cotton Goods for and boys Ladies sk and e
Gloves al ~ cents hs SIN 70 81 cts Lnen bos,ns a. -
erns: Irish Linen 10 3& and 30 cents pArasoh plain
aad striped al 70 cents sSss Cambc Gad Jaeonet MUSLIN
pin blue and white TaTetNn Estonng low prices the nnes
oArbrc worked Bands aud Collars al cost All nose goou.
above snd great many, too numerous TO menton ous o
M charging more, they we're bought before the
hsri .mei commented Be careful that you come @e
riga. eiaos' NO. - " JOSEPH sTRAUsE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
urNT a. LANES,

HUNT az JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Ana Agents for Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
sooo paeSs-ss nsvtor sale. Iels-61
wnehsstsr Republican, Stanton Spectator, and Freder
essburg Nevs VII copy mos and send el 20 Mhlg once
TOgsSOLyrTT IN or CO-PARTSEKSHtP.-
he deAh O. r. HILL The concern OF DiCKNsoSi I'M
- "a dissolved persons Indebted 20 said concern VIII AZ
rea.r payment Tie Of the concern WI be use
oEly In sealing up I've business - -,.,. -,
MAE B. HILL iPAriners
20 PAUTyEFsyIIs- me subscribers have associated
thelisuvss t1gha under TIE style OF DICKSON HILL Tor
beparposa o. rtyag the A7etoa and commission business
Of Negroes a. The oti established sand OF Dickinson
AS o4 u NAE HGis
Drv1E,, NOR Oy,S HaORsS TONIC, FOR
i } 4rnpl - lsss The condition. OF Horses ana
ara o.xs. ioaaa sa5.ss lad DiissS ss sn Al pissssss
vtssa ko1s sal5ssI Internally IN no.s fesis- gsss
the ann Improved Without his AlDe back 70 l hrst goor
con loa used extensively dnce rs introdrcnon.
yeA-s IA is city and Al pes o. The state Of VII.
rins NORTH caronA New and 10 almost quarter o.
lie Ca0n-and The demand 10 steadily ncreasing
me Horse Tonic given universal satisfaction a. h2r 40 NE
subscriber able % ASCERTAIN can BE- Obtained o. e
prncpA drugsss Ia ths State And OF JAS DUNAL, Drug
"a. sole Proprietor Ead Manufacturer. se22
AZ LITtRY CIrS. Iimtary .Csp.i, !0a
~ DOOLES oHss a. Hhoesae aal Retail, 70 the htsry
and ne Pablo g-ncrIs hi stock OF Home Manufactured
Goods y Bue md Black Cadet and Fatigue style Caps can
tbs ahrsnmsnt as favorable terms a. la ats
10 M south Particular h desired TO the Slack Mtirs
Cap; the aaess sbe and Gap msnuf
nf--d hand good supply Of stock the nAuuAcia
OF Dress Has the Wholesale and Retail trade will be eonau
"a J0HS DO0.sV, No 81 hsn Street, Richmond, Va, SEQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

KTNE EaIs NOtsS.
Wrhsun rsor Imported direct nom France. By hs"L'ss
100 cases nne Cart Wire
80 baskets Cham padre WINS
casks nne French Brandy
bstes ssrge lo OF Sppeor old Wines ssi BrandI
Questionable and purity hav3g been bought IN 5oni
Also London Porter Scotch Ale lsh and 7cotch WHISKY OId
Jamaica Rlm &c. osr stock Of Virginia Rye whisky p'ses
the best brsnd part Of s yeT old and JrpeF0
all Of which Will cell suA advance, Ia lots 10 Sl
chAserI JOHNSON, YOUNGER OfeY,
isls Nc. - P-sd Street, Rleh-zond. vs..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

-, OR !. ", GAkLsGA.-DEhA
- ~ sal have orsone months used In ny iAaly sen
Me- ay cs.sr.al.d baking Pc " dcrS ana tAAs P.Ss
r -r9usndins the all families ss tne yesy oesL Al0;s
bsvs AZ .riel for making Light sweet spony bIea Lhsas
NO scsss tor 6ad bread Whea semplGa ae ss'
~. -soss 1sEo fs2 Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
SADDLES AND MILITARY GOODS,

SADULES IND MILIIAEI dOUDoj
At lO2 M ain Sire ct.
Kim q 81 L q M b IL L IA =
!, . ~ DEACON Saddles and Dragon Bits
lou Brass and Silver plated spurs
Military OApe1
Euainepi Cloth, best quality
sysr Plated and Wood st,rrupB
Blue Cloths medium 70 dne qualyl
Patent skrt!ng and Dash Leather
stage danes aud Chains
Gold Lace and Braid
Military Buttons
Course Thread for Sewing Machines
And M.rary Advertisements OF all kinds.
WLNTID-TWo Saddle hands, and a AMI Lady 70 use
seypg Machines 70 whom will pay liberal wages le2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
- nEADS OF DEPART-

EIA MENrs AND AsSlsIANfs-t would peg 70 NV ~
sn1u Of me Departments OF The various bfAneb u
ovrnuent OF the Confederate states In Richmond 20
M large art extensive Of Books, Paper, stnnOh-
CIV, EaVeIOpes. Hank Book, &C., Nhen N'n
furnish then Al hir prices. .---,-- n, M, A,
Having attached l. my establishment an extensive Book Bds
n, ne are prepATsI 70 Bndng and the manufacture
Blank B.9ts q every description, In the best Sns a. U
''"N''f'' Publisher and Bookseller,
l.. ~ Main street., Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

Life, Fire md Marine Insnrance,
Richmond Fire Association.
once No. los Main Qiorthelst corner OF lih srsss1
Richmond, Va.
CHARTERED 29rH MARCH, 1881.
yEtuIs old and reliable Institution, with snple Capital and
ngent fund carefully vested, continues Insure Ssyes,
buildings lee OF every description, q ouse-
LoIJ puTnitHre, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
snd Freight, the loves, Losses
adjusted and paid wish AZ peeal6le despatch
,DIREoToS
David Curris Robt ~ Burton,
Chaa r WORKMAN. 1ransh J. Barnes,
John H. Claiborne, John hsAhii.
Iohn y wilson ThoifA. Rzxt.
Ilsxan dsr Garcia Geo. 6sAihms1.
DAVID 0uRRIl Prs1
JoEI J. wnsos, fresi'r.
Rosr. T. Bzooxl, see'y de2f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

DOGGETE & ANDERSON,
COVERNOR STREET

RE receiving Pail Trade, o4rPstnss, Oh Olohs, Ma
~ ungl Curtain d3ods cornioes Bands WndOs BhAdBt
Payer Hangngs Onred Hair Noes for sale At 1w prices
Carpets C1rtsn Beds and NAea aee 20 order q. short
Hee Pager h.nbg The y eoonry b. york
msa- fSel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
URAND QUITTING.

BRAND CUTTING.
yHr uAs-ksasd having his shop merit door the
OO1DrEIAn HOTEL, shoekoe slip b1ss leave 70 inform
bis Public generally, hst he Is now stu
ated -ss-s all work (Which he may be favored vh) In
the and a. the shortest die police II
Tobacco Flour Grain bags Machlnery,or
other manufacture. send In your ORDERS and
v reasonable trms and guaran-
Tee 10 riss r>tlre Satisfaction.
Also, % Branding Brushes Key Cheeks Brsa Letters
A l. T. GRAHAM, brand Gutter,
Is5 Richmond, Va.
TIyO HYsICIt NS.-The aub Carbonate Bisuuh s offer
perfect subsi tie for the Sub NITRATE which IL
now The comper Of the Dpe-saory
fIr the rob Car onste nj
nent Sub Nitrate and prominent
tinnen SUFFICIENT supply received 10 all ali prescrip
TONS fall supply Of the best chemicals and phamsc utca
nabie heretofore supply In the most
nl manya prescriptions Of our pat MEADE BAKE
Pharmas --i ls6 Main St, corner above Post0ce see6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
RSRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OoO!
lHAUlL INCOME, s2,260,00ol

Daily Revenue S1,6OO.OO.
INyEgTED IN TIE UNITED 6TAfEB, 0VER t5OO,OO0l
IR Directors Personally Responsible for hs Engagements o.
As Company.
WE respectfully attention security OF the Liverpool
w and London Company 70 lie policy holders In m
large cash capital and Investments, stated above.
capital and Income OF the Company enaele toaf
requiring large amounts ofinsuranee
addition ordinary mode Of Insurance. this oompanyls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on the payment OF TEHAHNU.
AL PREMIUMS PEopsrtyis 10, thencsforth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be Al time and
MUM will be returned less per es3t
This Company will By loss kens By Fire. on
9 and most liberia: principle.
Under The Policies Of Company all claims paid
rerton saae!oy proof loss without ddso.
ios m isitr; and not usual after prsens.
Won Of prsof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agenn,
uhSl a. Main street, under 81 Charles Hots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-23

..s..--l. psyln's nloef
ssps l,.b and Governor Directs. (
xotcsFrrOND CAorMING msNURAO- =.
n IoRY.-The subsetsys have on hand large and
complete ss.Orielen. Of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED No
az iocxaS noted ls crssssv MhS, Richmond. Va Ncr
Cos MIA Cupepsr county Va Kelley Yord CO.. hns,
Va RocI Island M Charlotte o. which we are prepared, e
the shortest notice. and IN the latest and sst
that win compare In every respect with
NE best goods and many Of orenshsv
rood equal 3 70 En os s.P q 20 longer A. en-
keep Elsays on hand : stock Of PeEsoH AND ENGLISH
the city We have the beet Of Caters aad corpI Of vcrkea
y AeSls L. ne gsIsS .A a;,s,@aa
south goods south made South be
os sSs xcra sSSs =. =. 90 aan our pow"
Olo.hIers and Merchant Tailors,
is9s Corner fhAln and 18th ,ire-.
CAY VERDE GUANO.
sVHE undersigned o' or sale 100 tons Cay Verde and
annex report Of an aasly,is nade BY Professor Dehs
'f Inorganic "a Mater. $50
Yelling sGnd and insOluble substance. In
PSSspSose I acid combined with Lin. and Nag
Organic Matter, llls
water a moisture, MbI
10000
Ths PhosphOdc Acid quosd above, combined With Eus and
aagnesis equal 20 81 W cent q bone Phosphate. Of Line
have VIM tie above euanO 30 pc, cent Of u: ss.Psav
duano, and being DESTROYS OF inodnAng among the
wNt BRxHr CO.,
IsT 18th Street. oN-y.
zoo PACKAGES MANURACruRED To-
.DttO RACC0.-Wehave In 1880 pa kAges man
uacured Tobacco Of various brands and qu.T which VIII
payment o. PtisyvaAs notes lew
prees for he notes Of Bank Ia Stale HUNG tAMEs
eorner Va and Gary streets. sels
C,EyUINR Havana Csas ~, ofthc finest brand,
rsSl sna ne ana sTsnSs al ,ot,ps md os ~
bssso for .ss MEADE BAKERS Drug sore iss Ms n,sst
col. above Pos Once ts2s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-10
TO BE CONTINUED
Tribute OF Respect,

TO IHE MEMORY OF IsT LIEUTENANT W. ". HUDDLEsTos.
At meeting of the Southern snags, 18th Regiment,
Tennessee Volunteers, Col. J. B. PALMER, at Camp
Trousdae.
The Capt. announced in few appropriate remarks
the death of LIST Lieut. W. W. HUDDIESroN
He died at his home in GAINESVILLE, Wilson county
Tenn July 9Th. 1851, of measels and fevor. Aged
about 20 years On motion of Corpl II c. MooRE
the Capt appointed committee of four, consisting of
Lieut.. Gel A. G. GARDEN, Lieut.. W. 7. HAMS Corpls
s. r. WARD and H. c. MOORE, to prepare preamble
and resolutions expressive of the sense of the Compa
n.y. Who after retiring few minntes reported the fol-
lowing, which unanimously adopted
WHEREAS 1t has pleased an Advise Providence to re
move from among u our much esteemed and beloved
fellow soldier, LIST Lieut.. w. HuDDLEsToy, and
whereas expression this sad occasion is due
TO his memory, 10 the end that posterity may know
the manner Of man he WIS We are aware that it ia
common such occasions this extol the deceased
whether he be worthy or not But such is not the
case with him whom We would commemorate.
1t is bnt simple truth to say he a most estima
BILE young he possessed OF talents rarely met
with having large and comprehensive intellect
literally cultivated united with as kind and noble
heart ever throbbad in the bosom of man. Sympa-
thising with his much injured country, he stepped
forth at the first call to aud offered himself
rifce upon the alter of his country That the
best epitaph that can be written Let it be his he
won the honor 1t Is due To his memory. To his af
cted brothers and sisters we would offer our sincere
coincidence therefore,
Resolucd, That we deeply sympathise with them in
their sad bereavement
While they mourn him a brother, we mourn him
as friend true a brother.
Resolved, That We view his death ms heavy loss II
Company, and that the South has lost an ardent
friend.
ResoIred, That these proceedings be signed by the
Captain and Orderly Sergeant, and copy sent TO ths
brothers and sisters Of the ased and that copy
slso be sent TO the Nashville daily papers and the Leb
anon Herald for publication.
h. FRxAs, o. s.