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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-20

Fall and Winter Millinery.
Ia .Snlze 8, one door so7VN of Tl5So5 lStoTc.
MIR $. L y II I5 l. L,


HAS removed from the
Id corner OF Main and
Columbus sts. to La Sa le
street. where she is now
opening a large and full
assortment OF Fall and
Winter
MILLINERY GOODS,
Comprising a complete as
of DRESS AND
STRAW BUNNETS
\ large variety OF nicely
made Bonnrts VIII be kept
constantly On hand, ami
made TO . der, in prices,
full trimmed. at $50, 50,
$3.50, and So 90.
A large variety of Misses
ZOuave Hats lufant's and
Boys Turbdns Brown aud
White Hats, Fine Beaver
Hats.
Mrs T, while in N Y,
spent much time in refer
ence to DRESS MAKING,
and has secured / = ser
vices OF MIS- EASTMAN
for Dress and Cloak max
ing. being thus prepared
to do Dress Making in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-20

best and mos: approved style She has also a fnii
assortment of DRESS AND CLOAK PATTEkNS- Pat
terms for Children in great variety; the new shape
Skirt warranted the fine steel springs. large VI ety
of them from $3.50 s3 aud nice Skirts for .Je also
steel springs.
large assortment OF thildreHs, AilsSts, anu i>i-
dies Hair Nets. French Corse:s.
Hleaching and Pressing done. Old Bonnets cniarcea
and made the new shape. sep-s
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

RY J. II. WHEELER.
ET1HE undersigned would respectfully inform the nha-
Il btants of Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
Drepared to furnish the choicest variety of Crackers
such as Butter Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster, Abernet
and Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread
pies &c, &c, good variety Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection constantly hand. AL kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared no pains nor expense
fitting nm a wagon for convenience and acconuoda-
ton OF his and the public generally are now
able to furnish anything in their line to those VINO de-
sire Tbos, wishing the New York Wagon to call daily,
will please their orders to the N v Bakery, or to
the Pos; Office.
:R-Hemember the place, in Edwards Block, a few
oor west of H. Thoa1sons store Main Street. Send in
your ord and they will receive prompt attention
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MOLINE PLOWS.

T4yUESE celebrated Pows (with double sin) are now
D for sale by the uudersi-I Icd, ami We think can
saw with truth that vih the Improvements made du-
rjncr ,I. las. wear they without doubt the best
lows ever offered in market. We shall sell these
P.ows during the coming season at manufacturers
prices and all Piows will be warranted Persons wan
ing lef hand Poxs, the Michigan double Piow, must
leave ,,er orders advance, they will then be sure
of getting them. TERMS CASH
janis JACKSON LDtk" OOD.
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West Ottawa Eurserv.

the undersigned contemplates changing MS 1osi-
n in June next. and is desirnus OF closing out
stock in the West Ottawa Nursery he VIII the
coming season sell Fruit Trees at greatly reduced
prices His stock embraces Apple Trees OF all the po-
pular varieties, Pears, dwarf and standard, Grape
Vines shrubbery, &c They all in excellent condi
tea ffebSl PATRICK HAYS.
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Fall and Winter Millinery,
Now open for inspection and sale at


Now ol'tii TOT IIlsl1eCII3h a..d saIe az
Hiss EsIsgSsE'<.
Second door north Of tie -HGnSion House.
LARGE and beautiful assortment of every style
"a and variety OF FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
GOODS bought exclusively for cash. ut the lowest pos
sile pricc and will sold cheaper than can be bought
in any other Place in Ottawa. Ladies IN search "t
fashion able and stylish BJnneis, are invited to eau anu
exsmiDe my goods and prices. sepz9
OTTAWA a "a { fs ksEE \ ks ID.
THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of ewell FINLEY, where he intends TO larry on the
usness on more extensive scale Hehas on hand and
s ,vays in receipt the best quality of American Ita
a and Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones Toni Stones
Monuments Maures, Furniture, &c. As lac has some Of
the hest worknlen in the western country he feels
snrrd that he can Ce, up anything in his line in superb
or style together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give ell those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction
N p. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
,-o,,, .,v attended To- JAMES WILLS
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Ds0r and Blind Factory.

VyIE have moved Lumber Yard TO our Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge, and pre-
pared to furnish our former customers and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles Also,
constantly on hand good assortment of DRY SEA-
SONED FINISHING LUMBER
Having in connection with our Lumber Sash, Door,
and Blind Factory, and a Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled to furnish each and article
that Builders may want, saving you the trouble of GO
ing to number Of different to make out your BILL
We also invite attention to our SHINGLE MILL,
which is now ready for operation, and furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale retail.
Our terms caciI, and sell as low the lowest.
Please call and examine for yourselves
Office on La Sale St, opposite Van Doren osborns
Store. ldec 22l STRAWN POWELL
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EAGLE HILLS.
CUSTOM
Boot and shce Store !

No. Ho$scckS B}cck, Main Street, OhG'co,
z 5 in receipt OF a fine assortment Boots, Shoes.
i Rgbbers, &c.
Also, Hats aud Caps, and Gents Buck Mitts and
Gloves all of the best acture and cheap FOR cash.
Call and examiv 4. PRESCOTT, Agent.
oc99 No. : HOSsdcl'S Block. Main 81
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G.. W. HENlllse

G. ". EENNNED.
Teacher of JOcdL anil INSTRUMENTAL Nusic, and the
GerDdn Language
Office in Post 0fice Block opposite the Free Trader
Printing Office.
DENHARD'S QCADRiLLE BAND is ready to furnish
superior Music for Balls Parties Concerts, &c
sonabe terms. good caller is connected with the
Band.
Apply at Denhard's Office, opposite the Free Trader
Office his residence, opposite the Madison street
School House, above the Meat Market dec22
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VI. Il ! T. 0NI,
German Dy{gyjsf and 4 F5ot.c Hf8H -. cttiUs
fWHOLESALE AND RETAlLD
Importer OF Drugs Chemicals, French Cosniae bra bran
di-, Wines. &C., &c augZo
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DOCTOR HARRIS
II. TiNEUSS l.,

nFPICE in the second story of Shuers building, near
-. - r. civ.r aug32
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Ha, ip- associated themselves together for the practice
e. cir profession, respectfully tender their services 10
the citizens of Ottawa and vicinity
n B-AH persons indebted to either OF the under
.;.,.d are requested to call Immediately and arrange
the same &C.
{. HARD, VI. d.
,.1k L. NJ NcARTHUR, VI. D.
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DIR. pzzEUE :. sEsoTUELE,
mr.. .aa.sl, s. NEc.ss Es.. 81

her services to ladies ana chdre
1. OTTAWA and vicinity Residence on Phni ST. 1"o
of w.
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UENI,Y ". GOETisE.l. %,

M
Licenfiate OF Royaf Coie9e ef Sn'g@oas KAN It"g'-
Waving had charge of Il Hospital in Europe Tor sese
raj wears and practice of ten years IN iiaois, ne
feels confident giving satisfaction 10 those VINO may
wish his profes sioual advice
Once north side of the Court House Square Hesi-
Stinerinr \ of National iIDlse. dec3
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DAVID L. JONES
Dr ~ rE<DEH.

HomaoDutSic PhyNiciHn-ct'G'r I'''H"ts'
Offers his services the friends OF the Homeopathic
System in Ottawa all branches Of hls pFoyssoh--
Particular attention given the treatment OF women
and children ,,,. .,
once in FreemaAs block, Il Sale street. febl6-ly
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!. c. HiTflEW:Y,

J. c, FiNIEKI IIFE i1.
DEiLER
Az Kinds Of TrOdUce Stch WbeGt, Corn, oats, IT.
Ht0fiy SEED, DE.
Oce and Warehouse, side of FI'ton street, for
merry occupied by w. W Low, OTTAWA, III.
LIBERAL advances made grain in store. sep3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-04


Ithaving been previously announced that the End
Tennessee Regiment was TO arrive st this place on
yesterday, early as IL z. 81, large crowds began
TO assemble in and about the depot to greet their
arrival. After a good many false alarms, about
a p NJ the whistle sotinded, and soon three heavy
trains reached the depot, and were welcomed with
the glad plaudts of the multitude and the scu stir
ring strains of "Dixie.v which were poured forth
in all its sweetness by the Band. under Captain
Adams. Assoon as possible the soldiers were de-
bsrked from the cars and formed into line prepare
tory TO partakipg of the refreshments which had
been provided for them by the committee of eiti-
zens, with Mr.. j. L. Mayre jr., at their head This
interesting feature OF the occasion over the line OF
march was formed, and supported by the Caroline
Light Drag6ons, marched TO the Bank, opposite the
Presbyterian Church, where, after being properly
disposed, they were addressed by Col. Ruggles and
}. ii. Lacy Esq. In response Colonel Bate, OF
Tennessee, delivered one OF the most eloquent I'M
promptu efforts it was ever our Tor une TO hear.
His illusions to the home and grave OF the mother
OF Washington were exceedingly touching, and his
references to his home in the South and the alscrity
of the Volunteer State responding to The call OF
the South, whilst chaste and simple, was yet so
truthful and exhilerating that all ielt lnsinctVely
confidence IN the stout arms and brave hearts OF
the gallant citizen soldiery and their intrepid and
capable leader, and this was heightened by the an
nOuncement that the forms of some IN that gallant
band had followed the flag of their country ever
the well fought fields of Mexico. a.al
AT the close of Col Bates speech, OF Whlch we
have given only the most meagre outline, hand
some bolget was presented him by the ladies,
large number of whom we're in attendance. Col.
Bate responded bv saying he was no blossom ora
tor, but hoped in time to prove himself bloody
fighter.
The regiment was then marched to their quarters
st Camp Mercer. They are evidently the boys for
fight and whenever or wherever ,'Abe's MERGE
nariesp engage these gallant tellowsthey will meet
with Just such reception as the Tennessee boys
gave the British at NV Orleans Two companies
are armed with the Minnie muskeis-two with Mis-
sissippi rifles. and the rest have the Springfield
sn.Oothbore musket.- fredericksburg Pa.) Recorder,
Ndq IS - -,-.
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COMM ER I''i,'i,


49, MONDAY EvEsNe, June 3. 1861.
In New York on the Path ult, =: the second board.
$4,000 Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at 42c. and
on the soth, at the first board, the following sales
were reported $1,000 at 4l3c $4,000 at4lc, slO,-
900 4lac 50 600 at 4lso $4,000 at Alto, $1,000 at
Ale, and $4,000 at 4Osc; and at the second board,
81 900 at Ale, So 600 at 4o2c, $500 at 4olc, sl4r
900 at Ale, and $4,000 at 4Oac. ..aseias asfD.
!. There is considerable demand for Money from
the free" States, growing out Of the war. The
New York Day Book of the sOth ult. says Several
States in The market for loans for carrying on
the war Vermont wants 100000 at per cent.
Massachusetts, will soon want two three millions.
New Jersey has advertised for $780, 0oo Illinois for
for 81 DOC, 600 and Indiana for ST. 100000"
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ExperimenIs with the Minnie Rail-

Experiments conducted for several days by d.
-ection of the Military and Financial board,
demonstrate that the Minnie ball in the Tennessee
rife, with the sauna charge of powder used with
he round ball has a nge and force three fold that
Of the round ball.
A rifle carrying 100 balls to the pound, used with
he ordinary sight is, at 300 yards, most deadly
weapon, projecting the bah with greater accuracy
and force, than the rifsd musket The rife OF
larger calibre has greater range and force.
The ball should be OF less diameter than the
round ball, so as to admit of great rapidity in load
ing The cartridges should be dipped, or if cart
ridge is net used, the ball should be dipped in
compound of bsekwaI and tallow, and patch
should not be used. A r.ae thus used may be fired
100 times " ithout cleaning.
1t ia thought proper to call the attention of the
people of the State to this fact, SO that they may
know the value of the weapon which all possess
Newspapers throughout the State VIII please
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-04
D,vI.ion General orders No. 4.

DIVISION HEADQUARTERS. [
Nashville, Tenn, June g. 1861.
The Major General commanding in Middle Ten
lessee viii receive and muster into the service OF
he State, from this division, two thousand rifle
men, Companies will furnish their own riHes-the
Tennessee rihe-and when mustered in, the State
will furnish the Minnie bail. Experiments already
made demonstrate that with this ball the Tennessee
.ihe in the hands of our troops. is the most for
nid1ble weapon in the world.
The MSjor General will also receive and muster
nto the service OF the State Eve companies OF cav
lry, each private to be armed with strong double
,ar-eled shot gun, to be furnished by himself and
paid for by the State. The State will furnish the
other arms. Each mounted man furnishes his own
lorse-
By order of Major General S. r. AxDERsoS.
.as ". c. WHTTHoME,
AHsistaut Adiutapt General.
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general order Ne. s.
DIVISION HEAD QUAErERs, Mas RvLE, Tenn,


DIVISION HkaD QUARTERs, NAsRvLE, tenn,
June !, 1861.
Under an act of the General Assembly of the
state passed May ., 1861, it was provided and en-
cted that ChaplAiHs should be elected BY the regi-
Eents. The officers in com nand of any station or
,ncAmpment in this Division, will, therefore, upon
he organization Of each regiment, order an cleo
ion for chaplain, and when held certify the result
through Division Head Quarters to the AdJuAnf
General for the State. By order of
uEE Asjor General S. R. ANDERSON
...-. . W. c. WHTTHoRNE,
Asst. Adjutant General.
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A good deal of surprise was manifested at the
capture by LlNCoLN's troops Of company Of Nir-
rinis cavalry at Alexandria, when that place WsS
invested by the Northern vandals and it has been
intmsted that the Captain ID. BALI had played the
traitor. This intimation is strengthened by the
Washington Star, which says in its issue OF the IN
ult: The Captain declares that he has ever oeen
a Union man, and was forced into the service py
Secessionists" OF course he was not forced into
the service. The people Of Virginia will now know
what estimate to place upon his surrender Of his
command as prisoners.
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Cry Han S.snyuIE. June 3, /


In reply TO numerous inquiries as to the Mar lax
levied by recent act of the Legislature will state
chat il amounts to cents on the hundred dollars
worth of property.
In other words, a man must own taxable property
O. the v,lue of ten thousand dollars in order to pay
eight dollars war tax; Or property valued at FIVE
thousand. to pay four dollars; or property valued
=, one thousand dollars pay eighty cents of taxes;
or one hundred dollars worth of property, to pay
eight cents. The man of small means or possess
I'd 0f small amount Of taxable property, viii
scarcely feel the additional tax levied for military
ournosss man worth one hundred Thousand dol
lars in taxable property, would pay eighty dollars
additional tar. Very respectfully,
NEIsoN
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The people of Davidson county viii be addressed
by able and distinguished speakers at the following
times and places. Let every true son Of the South
who is determined to free Tennessee from the tyrant
and usurper turn out in his might
New Hope Church Monday. June 3-Dr Manlove,
L Cheatham, and Rev ) L GRAVES.
Harris Tuesday, June 4-Messrs Barrow, Brad
ford and Winston.
Tasbrooks Store Sth Ward, Tuesday night, June
4-Rev DR. Ford Rev Mr Reed, and Dr. Eve.
Court House Wed'sd7y night. June 5-Gen Bar
row DR. Manlove 4 l. DemCss and others
Ambrose Corner Thursday night. June Col 10
G Pickett, NJ Vaughan and Col Iogbett
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Depot, Friday
night June DR. Eve, Gen Barrow, Rev DR. Nc
Ferrin and Rev Mr. Reed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-04

TRUE GRT."-Yesterday, as the steamer En-
pre wa. about leaving her berth at Chamberlain q
wharf to convey number of resident families of
T. s. soldiers and sailors out to the Cumberland,
under lag of trucs-twO women, of plain but very
respectable appearance, who had come dOwnto take
leave OF some OF their acquaintsnces, were standing
on the platform when the gsngway plank was
drawn in Seeing them there, Capt Hunter called
out to one of them to inquire If she was not going
off too. mo, indeed" she Epunkily replied, e" /
would rather die here, than live among the Yam
keesr This patriotic sentiment, SO promptly ut
tered. was warmly applauded by the large number
of by-standers who witnessed the ineident-Nor
folk EerC6, ksg2P.
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.,,x.r GT11. at south Nashville.

An independent company of Home Guards will
meet at Hasbrook's Store, Corner Of Cherry and
Mulberry street, this Tuesday evening At
o'clock.
We earnestly solicit or neighbOrs who have
Joined no company, and who are exempt from mill
tary duty by law. to meet and unite with US, bring
vo,,- .-ns S. NASHVILLE.
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PR0F. .W0OD'v u go
Restorative Cordial
AND CT
\ BLOOD REN0VATOR.


ls precisely what Its indicates, fer while pleasant
70 me it revivifyng ezhlaratpg, and sire gh
ening 70 TOE vital It also revvfes, rDsate NJ
and renews tie blood in all original purity and thus ~
restores and renders the nvuneabe attacks "
lot diseaS 1t Is the only preparation
world IN popular form within the reach Of n
- all. 80 Chemically and skully comb ed be q
the most powe full tonic, and yet 60 perfectly adapted III
= al act IN perfect decOTddRes sri he kds0S OF
aatsFe axd heee sooLhs the aceakost sfens0ch and -
tone up the digestive organs alay all -
= other irritation Il also perfectly exhratnR in its ~
~ effects, and Is followed BIZ assude or depres
SION Of Spirits 1t composed entirely Of vegetables -
and those thoroughly cornhuinE powerful tonic and
sosthinS properties commonwealth rriure
= sneha remedy long been fes q desdeFatnu in
the medical world, both By the thoroughly skilled nI
medical science, all cred from a
debility for IL needs medical skill or knowledge even
70 see that debility follows all attacks Of dinaSe,
lays the guarded system open the attacks OF many
of the most dangerous to Whcb peor Humanity IL
"A SANITY liable. sueh, for example, the ollowipg
" Consumption, Bronchitis Indigestion Dyspepss, Losr ~
of Appetite Faintness Nervous Irritzbiit Neuralgia "a
n Palpaticn Of the Heart, Melancholy, Hypocbndra.
u Night eWeats Languor, Giddness ons all that clRs of
sofearfay fatal II unattended to In time, called
prsl. weaknes, and IrreguJarites Also Liver Ne.
n nsns ane fnc
y, sny General oerangement Of the Urinary rrrans
Pann the bacxf pug, ADo pre- -
dispcsiu' n SnKnt Coos, 6ackln @no Congn
m EnAciatcn Dl,uy " ,;u h, S h : We n
MI DOt Oniy cure the debility following chi,
n and Fever hut prevent all attacks arising from Mas a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-04

Col. BArK AND HIS MEN.-The Fredericksburg
correspondent of the Richmond Wing writing on
the 3oth ult. says: The Tennessee boys, Second
Regiment, Col. BATE, who are encamped at another
point, did not wait for orders from Headquarters
here, but having hea I'd the cannonading at Aqua
Greek started of in . trot for the post of honor"
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RELIABLE INSURANCE.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
CHARTERED Al ID. 1901
The oldest Insurance Company doing
Business In the South.
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS 100000.
NHIs Company rests claims patronage on be following
TPuhas been doing legitimate Insurance bus ness for
HALFA cENFURY.
Ibas ACQUIRED an envisble reputation in regard to fair
deslngequtAbls adjustment and prompt pay neh 81 Oss
from course and jeoPsrdeA character % long ana
seseFvedly enjoyed
III It possesses bona hde means to the amount ola
MILLION DOLLARS:
TTn has TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Tsnnsssss
stSts Bonds, deposited with the Comptroller, a. an
Additional Guarantee
to It's policy holders in this State.
~ 1t contributes Of the State By the annual
payment Of taxes license. .
Property holders wishing protect their property By policy
Of in really sOd Company one that will stand up
pay just csim INST it, let come 5hA may
accomplish their calling Of the Agency OF te
J. MARE, Agent.
NASH State Agent for T.pnss.os Ken.ucsy hss,
sppi will attend the prompt adjustment and
payment Of losses In his district.
Nara
MILLION DOLLARS:
CHEROKEE CUREI

CHEROKEE CUREI s..
An uafdiJlSo oEre for Seminal Weakness, Noe.
turnaI Emmi SsiOns, I'm ossney, loss Of PsecsT,
Pains in TIE Back StoBI IN tie Bidder, Oossructsd
and Difficult KsnStrEGtioH, and az Dfsedscs caused
b. deridtino from the path Of Nature, and sndElofn9
IN SIT Pollution,
By the use of "Cure" all improper discharges remov
ed the organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored. -
Either contemplating marriage should reject that sound
mind body necessary promote eonnuba happiness
In Cherokee Cure" the facilitated worn down and
despairinz deyotee pleasure will end relief
Ii pleasant in taste, but its scon con
tanning poison bu; prepared from pure vegetable
extyarts in the form Of . delicious syrup
Price 81 per Bottle three bottles for S. and and orwaroed
by express ell parts OF the world
Sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors, 81. Leuis, Mo.
Fold In Nashville BY Ewing Pendcon Berry Denovile
a. W Hendershott, and BY Druggists everywhere.
oct2S-itw&Vly
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Toshs People of Middle Tennessee.

The service requires the use Of a thousand strong
ioudle barreIled shot guns for Cavalry, and you
will render important aid to the State by forward
ing them to the Financial Beurau at Nashville, i'm
nediAtely, for which fair compensation will be al
owed. Your prompt attention will be appreciated.
SIEI r. ANDERSON Maj. Gen.
By w. c. WRrrTHORNE, Asst. Agt Gen.
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.

CAuTfcH.-An the photographic dispatches from
New York, Washington City, &C., are supervised BY
the LrscoIS Government. Only such are allowed
to be sent as suits its purposes. Therefore all
are to be recs ved with great allowance. They ex.
sgerste against the South and for the North.
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will probable not report for duty for some time.
Collector Cottons bond is not yet approved. II is
supposed that he will be in Office Thursday, when
the embargo on the Nashville Railroad commences.
IL is understood that the Directory of the road will
respect = paper blockade. A large amount of
home products has been sent 10 or Is miles out on
the road.
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Aqua Checkers beat
of the Anna Costa and Free6Orn, killing number
the Pawnee which, further of ia waiting for trans
ports with troops. L-t.-.