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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
A Secession Letter writer sent to For
Lafayette.

Lafayette.
Mathew F. Maury, whose arrest in CleVe-
land, Ohio, was noticed on Saturday, under
the head of telegraphic news arrived here
yesterday morning in charge of a Govern
ment officer, and was at once sent to Fort
Lafayette Mr. Maury has been quite exten-
sively engaged in the business of carrying
letters and dispatches between the North and
South, and when he arrived in this City,
about three weeks ago, he had 600 letters in
his possession, which he subsequently deliv-
cred to various parties throughout the North,
to whom they were addressed. They were
written at the South, and though some OF
them were of q commercial character, others
related to the war movements, and tended to
| implicate some of our most prominent public
men as being sympathizers and co-workers
with the rebels. But Mr.. Maury's motive in
acting as 4 mail carrier was one evidently Of
a pecuniary nature, for the compensation he
received for conveying the 600 letters was al
the rate Of 81, so per ounce, and some Of the
letters weighed from four 20 five ounces.
Superintendent Kennedy received intelli-
eence of Msury's business soon after his ar.
rival here, but he determined to wait unit
the prisoner had gathered together all th'
letters he intended to convey South, ant
then seize him just as be was leaving will
all the evidences of his treason upon him. X
i effect this, an officer was put on his track
and finally the day of his intended departur
was ascertained, and all arrangements wer
made to arrest him; but it seems that ManF,
suspected that he was closely watched, an
left the City one day sooner than the officer
anticipated. The route he had taken waG
however, ascertained, and dispatches wer
sent West to have him apprehended on hi
Journey. The result was that he was arresi
ed by the o. S. Marshal at Cleveland on Fr
day last, returned to this City without della!
and is now safely lodged in Fort Lafayette, :
: N. 7. Times
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OoMMEROIAL.
NEW YORK rIARKET-Nor. 14

lBY TKEEaRAEH.l
FL0UR-ReceIpts SO ,6s3 bbls. Market without
sales s,UO SDlB at IS sO@s5,S5 for superns ststs;
t5,7lG5s0 for extra Btate S5,eG0S565 tor aupernne
WESTERN S5,7015,90 Ter common 20 medium extra
hoop Ohie.
CANADIAN FLOUR.-Market Quist-steady.
Sales 100 bbls at S5,50a5,55 for superne;
for common TO choice extra.
RYE FLOUk-MarkeE steady at ,2i@4, 40 CON-
mon TO choice extra.
WHEATL-Recsipts IA 93s bush. Market shade
irmer with limited supply Offering. Sales 6O,OjO bn
at 81 2j for Chicago spring; $I2s for Milwaukee
club; 81 30 for amber Iowa; Sl,3S for Wintar red
western; 81, 40 for amber Michigan.
RYE-Market hrm ct 6569T5c.
BARLEY-Market steady at 62aT2c.
OOEN-Receipts a ,346 bush. marKet QUIET and
very firm. sales 50,OJg bush at 6S66ec for mixed
western ahoat and 10 store
0ATs-Market tirm at 4l9lsc for Canadian, west.
ern and state.
PORK-Market more active. Sales 1900 bbls q
Sl4,5Ue1 u, 25 Tor mesa; IS, 500 a,54k for prime
BEEF-Market dull.
CUT HIEAT8-MarkstQ quiet.
LARD--Markst quiet. Sales 100 bbIs at sH9
SUFFER- Selling st lOsl4o for OhiOi and l4G
j HERsE-Markets steady ct S1SS71fo common T.
WHIsKY-2Ijkc is asked and 2ic offered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
FROM SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Nov. II.
The Republican of this morning is inform
ed by gentleman from the inlerior that the
bridges over Ohicamorge Greek were burned
by discharged hands, and not by the Union
lists as stated.
a negro who escaped from Hilton Head
says he heard Federal officers ssy that their
loss in the battle of Port Royal was forty
killed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

AS has already been stated the govern
nent has rented the sprigg house, and is rap
idly converting it into a military hospital.
Yesterday the rooms and halls were being
thoroughly cleaned, the walls whitewsshed,
&c. The house is found to be admirably suit
ed for the purpose, being abundantly large
to meet all the demands that will be made
upon il. The Government has purchased all
the single beds and bedding used in the ho-
tel, and is having large number OF bunki
ftted np. We understand that a boat load
Of sick soldiers from the Ksnswha is expected
soon.-They %ere to have reached here or
Sunday, but were detained from some cause
and had not reached Psrkersburg yesterday
morning. Wheelilg IatsLIigeHeer.
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CLEVELAND, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1861.

policy Of the Administration and Of the
Commander. in n-Chief.
Henoeforih IL is believed there will be q
thorough unity Of action among the Gener.
ais commanding the several departments,
and oil their actions will be parts Of one
campaign.
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snurHERN NRWs.

III - LoUIsVILLE, NOV. I4.
The Journal has information that the long
and costly railway bridge over Cumberland
river, just this side of Nashville, has been
burned and speaks Of the announcement as
causing great alarm and trepidation in the
canip at Bowling Green.I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
KRNTUCKY NRRs.

COLUMBUS, Nov. II.
A dreadful accident has occurred here. A
Dahlgren gun exploded yesterday, killing
two Lieutenants and six privates General
Polk narrowly escaped. A portion of his
clothes were torn on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
A soldIer's speech.

At 8 serenade and torch light procession
giTen in honor of Gen. Mcclellan a few
nights ago, BY Blenker's division, Secretary
Cameron made a breif speech, after which
Gen. Blsnker said;
Citizens and Sojers: viii say a few
words, and it shall be few. If ever find the
enemy, 1 will fight tousands, and tOusands
Of US will fight better as speak this noble
English. TImmenss cheering
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Federal Prisoners for the south,
Be- RIehmond Ezaminer ssys:

NV lIlIl-lll7lI,I ~. :
The Confederate prison authorities eZ-
pect to dispsteh another lot, say two hun
dred and City, Yankee prisoners down
South this morning. Their destination
viii be Columbia, South Carolina. The
policy Of scattering the Yankees in differ
ent portions Of the Oonfedsrsoy, where
they viii be enabled to get even partial
views Of the workings Of our system, will
commend itself to the judgment Of reflect
ing people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

THE FIRST VIReIEIA REGIMENT HUsK-
NC CoRE.-The heavy train which Left
this city on Wednesday last, conveying the
First Virginis Regiment, ran off the track
between Fairmont and Graften, from the
spreading Of the rails Upon ascertaining
that they would probably be detained sew
eral hours, the boys turned in, upon the
invitation Of farmer, and had great old
corn huskine pulling more corn in short
er space Of time than was ever pulled be-
fore. The farmer then got the soldiers up
supper, and gave them drink all round.
The rhin did not reaoh Grafton until about
daylight on Thursday morning. Wheeling
lnteligeaeers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

Charles B. Pratt, Esq, Wss dispatched
BY Mayer Davis, Of Worcester, Mass, to
the scene Of action, with Instructions to
offer the NassaShusetts Fifteenth Regi-
ment in behalf Of the city, any assistance
or succor they might require. The duty
was promptly performed, and Mr. Pratt
returned With this message; "Tell our
friends at home that We want Immediately
thrss hundred end Zen non, to fill the places
Of those killed and missing, and blanket
and a pair Of mittens for each Of US. This
is al We ask Of them for the present"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

DEVOLVERS AND BOWIE
NJ KNiVEs-A tine assortncnt Of heyoislng
Allen 4 WeeIocs's, sharpls; spis's, smith 2 vs.
sOnis large aud small, with VARIOUS otAai lllai
JUS -00'-.'@ a HATT ER3LiIl'8
Gun store, io1 supegs7r gtEsafi plelslandi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

Henry J, Raymond, Of the N. 7. Times,
is spaksR Of ss prominent candidate for
the spsakership Of the next New York
House Of Assembly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

How TO DREK,-''Now, gentlemen" said
Sheridan to his guests, as the ladies left the
room, slet Us understand each other. Are
we to drink like men or like beasts ~
Somewhat indignant, the guests exclaimed,
alike men Of course" 'iThen,, be replied,
1--WE are going 70 get jelly drunk, for brutes
nsver drink more than they want
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
COLUMBUS L
Z UINsINHATI RAILRO8p
-
81. WISTAG AhRAseGMsar. Issl-a.

~ -
1876. WINrAg AkRaEsEMENr. Issl-a
On and after Monday, November At. ls5ls FasIsR-
ger Trains will leave Cleveland as follows;
Eirss Trliu-sO0 A. n Stopping 81 an stations ex-
g nj Dlmeted, Col m "ia. och ST. 2, Green
wich, iberia; Eden Reriia ape OIansei s5 s5T5- 3
H.; Dayton 500 P. u CT cl1f ~ 0s5o 7 n
ITdfapapofis g.JB P. M Loulsftue z;SJ a IA
st. louis l0.45 A. II; Chicago via OTestiine st
1910 II.
Second Train-T;55 P. M.-stoppinV at all stat ons
gorth : Stor, arriving IL O-sstl ne Z. N,
Coumb. l;sO & & a AT, a. 50s 90 a. nj :, C,R r.
Lou II:s0 M on sy.l 9 2:l5 2 NJ Ohisa-
20 Via Jrestlire lnci0 A NJ
Trains stop 20 leave Passengers q an stations o.
stop only 70 take fassengsrs on sigua AZ sIGtions
Trsins leave Columbus ~ follows: lst Train-s;sO
-3:i5 r II and arrives in Cleveland $50 P. n.
UONNROTIOEA
SHELBY, sandusky, MansHsld Newark Reslroad, ttr
Maazisld, nj. fsERoa, Rsaark, iianel VIA
Orsysline. Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE 3 OAlesEo Rail-
road, for Forest Upper sandus41y5 * Dsip 90 -
1sa 1'i s1l II Eass ioF anssid, ooatsF, haI
slil9l SS, Railroad Line, for EarioB,
Fsiisfo1taina, sidney, Uaioas AiuDcies II .
| dinspoiis Tore Hahtss Vincennssl AFazl
n.,.,. sIlt lsiSrfnEieid ait. Vernon and Pitts.
S1l-" trrgh Railsoad for batiHsleld.
/ rolur.bus. Little Miami 4 ooiuabu5, and Ken
| S''-- E4fIroad, for Xe1ia, Daytans Auelansponl
| Tsrre Haute, St Louis, M MoEroEt Lowell q
5nd CIncfnnsti, and vita t18 Ohio 3 n h
| S5sgivpi EailrOad at Cincinnati ior Eguil.
yiIio, Ercnsviile, Cairo, St. Aouils sad all
! soints on ths Ohio river.
rol,rab5 Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Lanoz.
/ ~ Wills, Wheeling 40, 09lumbu8i Rilua and
/ Indisna Railroad for PiQua, Urbaua, Sc
- For Tickets to Gll Points and iusarrlat,n ap-
.Iv Al ihs Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket
i Ofios, l4f Superior sira
Cleveland. Nov An. isdi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

As intimated last night, there is no
foundation for the statement Of eOtempo-
raFy that licenses have been granted to
citizens 20 trade with loyal citizens in the
rebel States. Whenever 9 stand shall be
made in q rebel State, trade and commerce
will be resumed as il now is in Virginia
within cur lines. That trade viii be open
a Al citiEsus alike.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
The DelloIt Advorlisor.
n Dslgolt Adgefllgsr, Nhioh has b

The Detroit Advertiser which has been
published for several years By F. Morley,
has passed into the hands Of Msssrs. Geiger
s Sarippa, the former Of whom has BEEN
the Foreman Of the Job Department, and
the lstler The Commercial Editor. Mr.,
Morley oouenues his editorial connection
with the paper. The Advertiser is one Of
The best Western papers, and has our hear.
test wishes for its continued prosperity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
8Eass Gonndrg.

TAMES h. ODELL, BRAss
% FOUNDER And MAHQFAoIEh hAh - q
few doors from Superior street, UlegplanQf yhl2. =
8 prepared to furnish 81 kinds oi HofE 49, tI =
,sei n, az Piruibiur Gualness. Beer Pumps q a
fjod- 1,sSe and repaired. Hrass OAgtiuE GONE a.
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= E5-E55.5ill zfs
lssl-2, WIaTER AskAAGEMEAT. Is5l-2.
10 take eHoct on Monday, November 4th, is5l7-
Trans leave Cleveland daily tstI1aays ezcepcedi-
9.sOA n MAIb-ArTiyes a he - KOrk l0.A5 A. u I;
Philadelpb 5:40 A. NJ; Pittsburgh $40 P. II ;
" heair z $40 p. IL; n Phi ia3e lphia SO 2. NJ
$40 P. NJ. EYPR ESS-A rrIves a n forE- = A-s
Philsdslphit 1850 =. n; Pittsburgh lOR. NJ
Wheeling csc A. II.
Both Trains eOnRsot at Hudson for Akron and
Millersburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New York
Via Allentown without change
- Fare ss low as by any other line
"a Through Tich cts Be procured az ebe Union
Ticket once, W,dd II House, at the Depots or at
the EHciid Street station. -
m HVHRa q n. Arena noTI
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BUFFALO NlARKKR-NOv. IA


FTOUR-MarEef STEADY.
WHBAT-Market quiet and firm. Sales 5000 bu
Chicago spring 9lHci 800 bush Milwaukee club at
96c; s,U00 bush red Toledo at tI,07.
400 bush at 42c.
OAT5-Market frmer. Sales 1900 bush ct CSC.
CANAL EhE1eaHTa-Steady.
LAKE In7POHTS-l0 600 hhls -four; $4,000 bu
wheat; llO eco bush corn; 2l.O00 bush oats
CANAL EXPORTS-5O0 bbls flour; 3l3OOO bus
wheat; l70,0UO bush corn; 900 bush oats.
N. Y CATTLE MARKET-Nov. IS.
By TELEGRAPH.I
BEEVES-narket dull and heavy Receipts IN
expectedly heavy and prices rtcedsd Ne There were
large numOer of poor cattle prices varied from
sc TO s9c per 10, but only few Id at the latter
price; most of the first quality sold at abuut &C.
| mILGH G0WS-MarKet steady.
VEAL-OalVes in full demand and full previous
| prices WIRE realized.
| SHEEP & LAHTBs-Fhe demand continues
fair and prices viii little variation from the
| prices of last week.
nsWINEE.sOld at 3yf@HSc according to quality
| The supply is enormous.
Total receipts of stock at all the yards for the
| " OK were:
Bsaves SEQ; cows IOs; calves 7O4; sheep and Lamb
| 1880; swine 26,t05
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

THESE JUSTLY { CELEBRATED
PILLS are sure cure tof
Sick HeEarrh5t
Dyspepsia
foul Stomach
General and Nervous Debility
Bilious ard Liver Complaints
CostiVguesa, 6croful Gus He.
IRors, FeveTs, &c, &c.
and are z safe and reliable Family Medicine. Nor
III them used than any other kind.
eB-Sea Circulars For sale Oy Z. y. Gaylord X
" Palmer, Benton Brothers, and strong Arm
stronq Cleveland, Ohio, and BY ali Druggists IN tn
country Also, az wbi lqsaie at l6l Ontario street
Cleveland. Chic, BY q. g. NOkhlss
General Agent for Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
fahf. if36dku
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vIsIroRs 10 THE pREsIDEHr.

In view Of the increased demands upon
his tms in the preparation Of his annual
message, the President requests that visit
crs will not eall upon him except between
the hours Of ten and twelve each day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
FRooPs IRON ONO.

Gov. Dennison, Of Ohio, Is in the city,
conferring with the Government to hasten
the equipment and forwarding Of the troops
from that State, and in reference to the
fertilization Of the lake coast. Il is said,
also, that he feels dissatisfied that Ohio
has not had sufficient number Of the
igadier-Genersls appointed under the
ranant cot Of QnnRress.
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leslapd e,>rcq =. 81 80 :s43ss;t.
(YLHVELAND Z PITTSBURGH
~ BALL RO ABs
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Terms nsss R sIsi s's 'se, EsFs'i SBsiss ::
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19
NUMBER I72

T. olEIds the balance or other half, rateably
Ill ~ ne .1e aAree countries. This arrangement
- II ~, &nent, OF viii endure st least until eli
e-a...s So nave been discharged ship of war
~ .o-lslsads Of each Of these ports viii
Consuls. s'iAlSs u 'aS -A4'1S1
Aue OF this arrzavsr,s-. Il
.3o - 'oI OF the Mexican Government But
=, CyIIry 70 al probability, that Government
sAOuI' Slsemp 70 bold cut this rbieh vould eth
eFWist nave been done By arrange uoept with the
Mexleitn aUt1oritiesl will be done bv means of a
D'acKaEle as soon rs the arrangement can he made
Win Ef McNican Government, there will no longer
De nee OF an effective blockade, for the authority
o. me Consals would spring from treaty with
Naked herself w.
1t IS probsbls that the reaavneut Of I2-;.;.l II
O,H1f Jams under this just though vigorous meas>
uIS VIZ e repaid. We observe that in 1869 the
6S.le 2. me exports Of Vera Cruz alone was 49,
~ VOP4@ q 70 go goo. We DO not imagine that il
VII necessary for ourselves to send any addi-
1io-l OTce INTO ta1t quarter Of the world We have
aHs4uR On tle west Indian and North American
s-ilLI- '"enty>slx vessels OF war, mounting five
Lt.ot II Bi1s, and carrying SIX thousand men. We
oeilS moreover that the fo-ce which viii appear
n tSe TuI Of Mexico viii be such as to exsOrt i'm
llsolal compliance. aud We shall hardly be too
s1lgu re Il we look forward 70 seeing TIE system
u feFF1oe collection which we have already ex-
Pi-ne brought into fun and regular operation be-
lore ! K close Of the present wear.
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- RICES

For single copies. each.....-.- 90
B0oksee will be furnished wholesale st SO PER dosen,
Wholesale dealers
gentleman or lady the Confederate States, ordering
for clab Of persons $50 viii be 1rn he'd 9th conPi
e5sry copy Of the work, with tn thanks Of he Ladies Soldiers
Relief society.
Editors Of newspapers the Confederate States who give pub
Iiciy this Will only promote the benevolent and patriotic
purpose ieh the entire profit will be Appropriated but they
will aid the circulation Of which ought ia the
hands Of every Southern family.
orders for books Oth'r Communications relating there
to- he dressed to hrs FzLJCA G. POETER President Of
the Ladies' Soldiers Relief Society" or to the
Southern Methodist Publishing Honse,
Nashville, Tenn.
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EzrRAcls IRON TEE NOTICES o. IHE NASHVILLE FEEss.
Eronn Tia Nra1rigs E1ior md La1lerierf

'Such this dei, not ony In Amrrics, but
En EUROPE he attention n the critic, to dsTe preu
tdee reader conOgnd the lOt3ian
and to interest mind By novel and stirring pa ssEe8 by
''ovsrweing and tuth and by Pu and pleag
ttsyle tn slightest reference party caEt
Stbe day. and are exclusively directed 70 the uOnay
tapee email issue forced By tie North
tSe by philos pho atsuez and patriot the and
sius TAR enough distan 20 hr and discern ths low Ing
= 1t is profound. captivat
sing work the its direct hearing upon great
t'TeEo ution progress - .
book Is pronounc ry he { phiiosophi
cal com rehensive exposition q the question Of African
slavery ami the ul vndication Of Southern civ
xstion hat yet sppearel from the pIe5s. Its
style OF Rown renders highly attractive every
INTELLIGENT reader, ard gives evidence Ct deep thought
sve research large equ-ntanes with the sopistres the
Abolition haoi, both in Euyope and uerics and
devotion to the institutions Of the youth.
We are pleased that the has, with great Ier
atty rendered entire proceeds after raging rub
licaon ladies the sol es Hospital oceIy
NASHVILLE and the proposition has been accepted By Mrs
FELEcIA Q. koRTER, PIes.tent Of the AEs0ciation
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sPROIAL ECTICR.-The UNieN AND RrrsIcAx e coTdaof
% srtcg 1spo he CAsH ss8s AZ papers diso0zti
Ted al s AopirGsO Of Eis ts for So6ih thsy R5s ben
paid SbscrSbeTs oil Be Rotifed t0As their s5scTipOH
g about 20 esSres ~ Lteir pGpeTs AID
kSss tie s,oertsoH IL rlsCs1 tie paper s1 Be dsc5Rt
we'd. Ihis e rule ron t0c there scI 30 pcrta
RGsc5 fer Ee cross mark, and your st6sc-i1soS
KeSZy UEIOg AND AMERIcAE - per IN adglEcs.
III Hssk3T UEIoN AHEZIcAH IS par GRagza - a.
0Gzcs.
s1ssozibers desiring PApers ea1 Tsd suson
the Post oce from, assel onefo, Which they the
change 70 be nsda.
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Erora a. NasleRle Banner.

r Williams hiss psssnte5 in this series of able
letters sucnct history u tn institution Of slavery
American Continent, its influences the general Wesre Of
ecouuy, tracing the elements ofopposioa it, exhibited
by No thern css1, eliminating last IN the organization
ef sectional part designed that Institutions
by which OsneInbsrnsnt the Union effected ihs
author his subject phOophc statesman and
the result will prove inestimabs addition
genuine southern literature
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From TIE NaskeMs Patrtos.

letters, have all the advantage Of he authors
elegant lzcd ye his eXtensye nfOrston, aad phlO
s1hcaI INVESTIGATION He has closely STUDIED the subject Of
slavery, its bearings He refues the idea Of the sinful
BoTrys the advantages which Tow ON it, and
the nscss y Of its continue oR Correctly experimenting
policy Of the opponents Of slavery. and the dangers Which
would 70 Il tn the Repgb lean party, from his post
in the Old World owed from the emotered csnles be
wane fellow cOuntrysn ns the b-eassTs VIII
rounded the snip The salt which he apprehendsd
and fjretold is up N US"
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In noe to one Of the Editors o. the Union and Az1srica
Mrs JANIS PoLz whose Inspection the prOOshests
submitted, expresses the following opinion:
have Rad with uch pleasure the proofs sheets OF
work, nou In press Ieters slavery from the OLD WoI
with letter addressed to Lord BTougham. written BY Hon.
james Williams late Minister to COnstaanople II Is
written thought the subj occupying the
attention Of the whole 6ord2 valuable contribution TO south
Literature, and will be read with greet interest at the present
day.
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FJo1n tIe Nrs1Dizs C7ristian Aar0eat1.

uMr. Williams has rock which should like to have
E-rope be translated into their languages,
its work ng End correcting public oBni0n,
which the Eng a and Northern press have pamcd upon the
world The reader should bear in mind that letters
we're ten Ia onsantnop though ppbs1edn Nashville
writ tey events that have trans
ped the Of the manuscript crie cannot but
his general tpeculaOns f1 ded in true
philosophy His calm and ougbtfu his horizon clear
The partisan sunk in the American. His position
abroad afforded HIM opportunities BY but
ymen, acquiring insight into the
opinions feogs, and general Puoc Senument Of
Eur
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Letters on slavery from the Old world,
Written during the Tor the Presidency OF the United
States 1861 which AIDED letter to Lord BROUsHLm
the JOHN BROWN raid and et reference result Of the
Presidential election and its consequence By JAs WILLIAMS,
late United States Minister to uIkey.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19
Huntsville Female College,

YE1Ts Furnishing school opened its eighth annual tern %
inst with si Facty and large and steadily Increasing
nunser Of pupils
Pupils charged from beginning Of the month d1ring which
they enter The ocsc is safe and pleasant. Catalogues
tanning full particulars application the President.
Confederate Bonds and Treasury Notes taken stpar
Huntsville, Ala. Sept 20, 61-dIm'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19
Dividend Notice.

OFrICE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAuRoADI
Mast lille oct
TETHE Board Of Dire 81 the Nashville ad Chattanooga
Fail cad COMPANY, have ttis day eared dividend Of
SIX the ok the OF the profits ef
the last ~ months ybe after this date at he cce Of
tde Treasurer Of the company, in Nash lie
Stoekhs desiring collect Their dividend through third
party card By sending written order starting henum
Der Of shaces owned W. i. GLEAVES
oct6-dEwIn Treasurer.