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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-01
FFVS SALES.


~ fit .EFVS SALES.
, .of Sundry Writs of Fieri Facias
reoted, will sell Mt Abbeville
enjthe FIRST MONDAY IN.
next. within the legal hours Of
wing property, to wit:
Lot in the Town Of Abbcville,
-, one mere, more or les, ALSO five
% wit: Wash, Kitty. Fanny, Loui;a
mild, one Buggy and Harness, ono Stud
>oit, Watch and Chain, aud Lot Of House.
hold Furniture, rs IL. property of Hiram Il.
Tustin adS. Is. L. Mau.d.n and others.
Negroes, Pntrisk and Mary ms the property
of w. II. Bentley ads Bailey, Connor Il Bailey
s Negroes, l.igc, Henry, Butler, irony, Della
as the property of S.au!v Crews ads. JAS. H..
Wld"IlIau for another, and others.
TERMS CASH.
J. Z. MOORE. SAD.
Sherirl Office Jan. 18th, 1861.
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JAS. G. GIBBES & CO..
w, N. MERIWETHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.


NINETY.SIX,$S S. C.
HAVING enlarged :sfiis Stock of Drugs
IL and Medicines. uld.respectfnlly call
the attention of his friends and the public gen :.
orally to his fine stock Of tha same aud s6licit
a continuance of thcir'k kind patronage: and lib
efality. . s;.::...-gfssya ..l .
He proposes selling Drugs as 10 W as any Fl rat
class Drug Store in the up.cohntry. His stock
is complete, and everything sold by him is
warranted 10 be fresh and genuine. At his
storemay be found
DYE STUFFs, PAINTS, OILS
varnisles, Yarnish and Paint Brushes,
Ks Spices. Mace. Cloves, Pepper Teas :
Of all kinds; Buggy and Car
risge Grease, ..1'@;
Also, a fine lot Of CHEWING TOBACCO
and SEGARS of the test brands. =, 4. &,
:. A large and varied stock of exce'ent stss!! J
s. PERFuMERY vs. /;
: He also offers Confsctionar,es, q
rf,s, BRANDIES,
Pure Old Port. Madeirs and Malaga
N=
At. edingly low fgnres. sAlso a good ,ar-
,ticle or Apple Vinegar, Kerosene Oils and
sFlnids.. Lamps Of aif kinds. Wieks for AM;
Kind af Lamps, and everything usually ksbt
in class Drug store.
PROMPT attention will be given to alI. -.s..,5
n 43 Msy' %, 1s60-1-tf At ~: s:sEt *,
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NOTICE,

TIME PRESSURE in The pecuniary state of
Il the District Of Abbeville being 80 great, !,
the Sheriff OF snId District, request that all per
SONS desiring the money made on their Judr-
'nsnts now in my Office, by next Court, will
give ma notice thereof in writing, No Am not
desirous Of levying OH property, although viii
ling to do my duty.
Z 80. J. T. MOORE, 9. a. D.
Jan. lG, 1861 SO If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-05

Me0RJF BR00sMg.
a-pe s. Z. GILBERT 90.
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WORM CANDY,


Sa Mt nine Lo2enges.
ME- Offer these Lozeugss without disguise 90
~ their composition. Az their name Imports,
they depend FOR their efficacy upon 6antonine alone
the lately discovered active principle ofths Eu-
r0pean or Leyant Worm Seed.
All the merit which We claim flr our msdlcin.
u the purity OF the SantOuine VII ich Il contains
the careful manner in which iE has been incorpo-
rated with and attributed through rho mass FROM
which tbs Lozenges have been formed
To DO sure OF these important points We haze
them prepared at the LOUSY lie Chemical Work.
where the Santonine d first tested for its purity
and then combined ia the L01snRe ia such way as
% retain It's properties and virtues unchanged
To the Profession SIC pfssent valuable and we'll
known medicine in "a convenient and attractive
form, Of uniform and known strsueth-fhe diree.
lions indicating the dose Of ant0uine according g.
the u. 3. p
To the public We stgr a remedy lOf Worms Ell
caclous safe, aud ~ pleasant con DICTIONARY, 40
moderate price
For sale by gu fsputabls Druggists throughout
the south or West. WILSON, PETER & 90,
d&~6m Main ST.
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Chr 8aiIy SnitruaI.
TRAVELERs, GUlpE.

evansville = eravvfOrdsvIlls II. n.
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D g. RUsTO-V- q 90.

ASNUsVDRZES.
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts Fiiberts, Pecans, Eng
lsh walnuts, figs, raisins, cufrants, rock candy
oysters, sardines, alum epsoa salts roll brimstOne
sulphur, cOpperas, madden, extract of Iogwood in
dixo cream tartar Soda bed cords Of ali kinds to-
bacco of all kinds, blacking, batting nutnegs CT
gars of all kinds, ginger, and ground spanish
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder
safety fuse. soaps OF all kinds, starch teas vine
gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops.
wooden bowles, Juju paste, cinnamon, dried beef
british lustre, bonnet boards, Java coffee ink oil
nails SASH glass; spirits turpentns, allspice Soda
pain killer, liquorice, &c, &c, DC.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale low by s. E. GILBERT & Co.
5une6 No. Sycamore st.
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patronage upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

In The equitable adjustment, and PROMPT Cash ys
poaSs TO losses, ths PHOENIX stands re-en5nelatla
az ts head Of ito profession i0iIs ats extensive prac
tco and rsctGSs bnsizess system Of local Ggecss
act ercsled ty any similar corporation "a he trord
Tnsursncies solicited, and policies issued aud re-
1swed in this leading Cooperation, at fair rates by
J.iSy. NExSEN, Resident Agent,
sep2S No. 4 First street, up stars.
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KBATz...................... HF1LMtH
KRAFT 81 HEILMAN.

vi NOUNLAN 10
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OFBTWAm
ENGINES AND BOILERS
Saw aud Grist mAl Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cans Mills,
Thrastng Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE. IND
GWvHE PRoPRIETORS or THE CITY ROM
AZ dry beg leave to inform their friouds and ths
public In general, that they are prepared 70 do az
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK.
and everything appertainng to the Foundry bust.
mesa They are manufacturing sTEAh ENaIsFs Asa
BomKRs Of any size and power required. saw Bill
Machinery and MIL Gearing Of any size; Disiu.
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines Thrashing Machines Malt Mill.
Horsepower Corn-shellersS M Rchinery Of eli kiDds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castlngs 81
every description, Iron HOus8frOnts Cellar Gratss
dc. Cooking and Heating Stoves OF the latest im.
proved patteInsi Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DlSTILLEEs, nECTIFIERs, 60,
Supplied with every description OF Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work. Brewing Kettles, RefriesratOrn
Attemporat9rs, spargeH1 stillheada and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol gtfls
Yeast jugs, Cans, syphons, &C; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and iron Pumps Of everv
variety for beer, spirits, oil, 4 Brass Cocks apd
Valves, Steam Whistles, de-
Workmen sent 20 all parts 10 hf up work and 90
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Iron
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing ia and sslling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and tn.
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
Stephen Hughes Flour eeparators, German Rolf.
Ing Oloth, Gum Elastic Betting Packing, Hoe, de-,
Of the best kind Tinpletes Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Irons Babit Metal, Speltor, Fire Brick.
Ihey have every facility Of he best machinerF
and workmen, and VIII give all work entrusted 10
thems their individual attention, filling orders
promptly warrbuting their work, and nrs snfisaef
with reasonable prices.
nEg- Once and Sale Rooms, No 60 Main stree
street. between First 'eoond streets, Evans
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+. At Terre Haute the Mail Train makes close con.
Dection with the East, arriving and departing.
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THE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL

Having purchased an assortment of the la
test styles OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-17
For COn=ress.

We are authorised 10 Hon. GREEN ST. can.
dilae for Congress ihe Filth District composed Of m.
counties Of Macon, snith DtKab Wilson and Iavidson
octI7-te
We authorized to JANIS 7. CARMICHAEL
Of Ssnger Uny ddSte represent the second
in the Con press Of the Confederate States octlS-ts
We authorized to announce GEO. W. WINCHEsTFR ~
Summers cand ate to represent the 5 Congressional Dis
tcs In the Congress OF the Confederaes staes ocdte
We are authorised to Hon JOHN HOUSE can.
date TO represent the eighth district in the Congress Of the Con-
federate states oct2 -
We are authorised t. announce P. KEEBLE candidate
g represent the NTH district in tie Congress Of the Conae
States. - -
We are authorized 70 announce W. II. BEWITT Of Smith
county, as candidate for the hIs Confede ate Cen
Grss under the Permanent Constitution from The Fourth Con
gresena District Of Tennessee, the November election
sep25-dtse
We are authorized to P SAUNDERS as eSndi
date for Congress from the Seventh Congressional District at
ule November election. septI7-dtdF
We authorized TO R. B. THOMPSON Of Wilson
as candidate fer Congress from the Fifth Congress Onsl
trict at the November election sepl7-tds
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| hfsWi flannel bsBdageBi two and half incheE NiI
and nine yards long will be needed and lint scrapeC
| and rGVslled.
Ring Pads and Cushions
Cotton Batting and Cotton Wadding fns Fla1
and SpongeE
Red Flannel, In the piece
Bookbinders:: Board for Splints; biecsa IS inche,
by inches
Salders' silk for LigAtures, Skeins waxsd and
wound on cards.
Sewing Needles, assorted in ca.es; Linen, Thread
Tape and Sc EsOrs.
Adhesive Plaster, Camel Hair, Pencils, Oiled Silk
Oiled Muslin, India Rubber end GuttG Psrcha Cloths
IN the piece
Wrapping Paper.
Cotton Bed shirtS-I3 yards long, breadths of
unbeached muslin, yard wide open one half ward
at the bctton length ofSleeve three quarters ward
length of Arm Hole II inches, length of Collar 20
four tapes
Loose Muslin Drawers 1t yards long with a
breadth OF yard wide muslin in each leg with 4
hem and drawing EtrIHg round the waist and the
bottom Of each leg length from waist to crotch on
the back 81 inches and in the front Is inches with
8 buttons and buttonholes.
long
Muslin sheets, feet wide and feet long.
Pillow sacks OF ticking, IG inches wide AID 20
inches long, -
Pillow cases of muslin, oneh.lf yard wide. l
yard long. "-'
Old linen and cotton cloth, towels. old and new.
rough and soft, old sheets, pillow cases small nil
lows, old towels coVerlets, old shirts and drawers
old pants old socks old hGndkerchiefs cid jackets
pieces Of white domestic, pieces of hickory shirt.
ing country or homemade jeans, for fall ciotkinT
wool or wooden yarn, country or homemade blan-
kets and counterPInes blackberry and rasps
berry vinegar, crushed sugar, corn starch
sweet OIL can vegetables, Irish and sweet potatoes
peas and beans, arrowroot lago, tapoca rice eggs,
chickens, game brandy, whisky, tobacco, crackers,
biscuits tea cocoa, lemon 'yrup, plum and eurrant
Jehea small quSntitiss,) oatmeal iaxEesd and fay
seed meal, wheat bran corn meal. Juice of beef "a
stock for beef tea put up in sealed cans cbampspns
In small bottles for cases Of sudden sinking china
feeders OF different sizes for administering nourish
ment where the head cannot be raised: Bent slass
tubes for similar use; CASTLE SOAP for washing
wounds, common soap, eye shades Of green silk with
tapes or elastics.
Those Of you who live in and around the civ Of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable assistance
at the hospital. The sick chamber is destitute of
Its chief selacs unless graced by the presence OF
your sex. No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow, or SSOth his distress other than your avn
Such articles - you prepare should be packed in
the most compact form and forwarded to Bowling
Green, Ky, marked Hospital Stores.
am, with slEcere respect,
D. W. YANDELL,
Surgeon G. s. A.. and Medcsl Director of Contra
Division in Kentucky.
Bowling Green, KY, Sept. %. 1851.
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HESSIANs ZOUAVEs FAILURE.-When the present
war broke out We had every reason to believe that
the ZouaveS of the Hessians would prove very
formidable foe. But they seem to be a failures
humbug. The Fire Zousves of ELLSWORTH, which
were to sweep over the South Ike confagration
over Texas prairie, - went under" at Manassas
easily enough, and now those of BILLY WILSON have
been pretty well exinguished at Tortugas. Before
another company of the sort is sent South its
owner ought to have it insured to its full value.
which is the only way to get the worth of his mo-
ney. Apropes of insurAncs-go to ". J. MARI, No.
Is College Street, and;have your property insured
IN one Of the eI client companies for which be is
agent. ~
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ccneraI order. No. o.
ApJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE, !
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. Is. 1861. Z

rE. NdsufAne,t 4eiils, OcI. 10, 1oOi.
Commanders of companies, bsttalions and regi
ments entering the service from Middle Tennessee
in compliance with the recent proclamation of Ii.
COmmAnder-in-Chisfwh viii meTe with their respective
commands to Camp eheatham, Robertson county
or Camp Trousdsls, Sumner county, Tennessee, as
they may prefer, unless by subsequent orders the
place Of encampment should be determined for
them.
The companies should in point of strength GO m,
ply at least with theninintm numbers fixed by
law.
It is desirable they should take with them into
encanpment arms of whatever description, can be
procured.
The proper oficsrs of the Qaartermaster's and
Commisssry Departments will, without further
orders, supply to companies, batta lions and reai.
nents, entering the services IN obedieHes to said
proclamation, transportation, equipments and sub
sistence.
So soon As arrangements can be made for the
purpose, orders of like purport with this, enbrac-
ing the other divisions of the State, will be Issued
~ sommand OF Gov. IsHAN G. HARRIS,
Commander in Chief
JAMES W McHENEY, AdjutaGt General
Octl7-dlw. Patriot cony
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moVsmsntO' the Enemy upon winchester
OUR ARMY FALLING RAEK TO
CENTREVILLE.
Arrival Of Artillery at Fort RIonroe.
Special Dlplt:hssto cle yasA7al. Union AID American.

Special Dip1t:hesto The Nashville Un;on AID American
RICHMOND, Oct. I6.-The convention which assem-
oisd at Macon, Ga, to-day, passed resolutions
recommending to Congress to open all the ports
Tree to all the nations at peace with u.s.
At Charleston to-day there was bIockadinz aset
Of seven vessels.
News from Pensacola 10th, says that flag of
truce has been received from Fort Fickens stating
that the prisoners taken at Santa Rosa would be
sent to New York.
On Sunday Gen. Bragg sent q Psymaster to pay
Oh the men in full for their remaining term.
The War Department yesterday lad information
that the enemy from Leesburg were moving to a
point near Winchester.
Passengers report that our army has fallen back
IRON Fairfax to Centreville burning Fairfax Court
House. The Department has intelligence to that
effect
The Secretary Of war thinks it probable that this
movement has been made for strasegical reasons.
There is report here that seventy rifed cannon
and five hundred artillery horses have landed at
Fortress Nonro..
Aagruser has Issued general orders that no more /
'arlOughs until January shall be issued.
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DR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOE PRIVATE DISEASES

Azs DR.. KING, formerly Of Nov YORK, Tor AL
49, four years ofLOuisEills, Kentucky, and who
asysed h attention sReRt OF private diseases fer
thirty yerrs Eaters himself having attended practice FER
auy years and thousands he sHasd
All dssass ef prvats nature, matter how bal they may
RON ipudcsus dioal treatment 0 neglect Of their
Dr. KSgs sssnssry No . Dadnsk street, between Chsry
nd &c sgar where ks all diseases Of private nature
GosoEEA oursd without RsucoaI Medicine intsrsFsaca
frca business
sTsUFI ofoId or recent este, sEeotu1y cared IN fen
iaysby a. operation which causes no pain Where sctuFa
exist health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps dsass
alsckief and BuderuiHes the Constitution 30 much.
sTPHIs, with all the diseases Of ae sEn growing out
Ieet or nj can egeetually cured il lev dsys
syNIEs WEAEEzss, parculsr ssnsn having been gVsa
as and al uences greWn out Eft brought
o. in auy cases sy isSgEustvs habits Of ncOnsde-Ets
Youths AMI excessive adulDcs Of the PASSIONS neglect Of
-eh will undermine consttutun rszaeTng subject u
dtor business scgety, and causing premature old
Females Who nay he absrng WITH Ezy dheulty Of the womb
nav rest assured Of mzlediats relief
Persons residing abroad, By vTng AID stating e sss, via
Zee enclosi directed to Dr. A King, Ne. % Dssk street,
yahVs Tenn will the Necessary medgEs s to sit
address, with Necessary directions. Strict secrecy osserTed Ce
.our. sr, ooSE IN the morning anl in the evening
nAyG I259-d&Wly
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Special Order No, 3,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
NsEhYille. Tenn. Oar. Il 1851


Nashville, Tenn, Ost. IA, 1861
Information having reached the COMMANDMENT
Chief that Regiments Of the Tennessee Provisional
Army heretofore organized and mustered into the
service Of the State being recruited above the
'narn'um number Of men allowed by law, and 8
considerable portion of the period of enlistment of
many of said regiments having expired, and the re-
cent proclamation of the Governor having afforded
abundant opportunity for all who desire 10
do so to enter the service in companies and
regiments, and be mustered into service in obedi
snce to said proclamation, further recruiting in
the infantry and cavalry battalions and regiments
organized prior to the date of said proclamation.
is hereby expressly forbidden. And those having
charge Of the transportation of troops will after
this OATS permit no recruits to be transported at
public expense for service in said battalions
and regiments. Any recruits mustered int service
hereafter in violation of this order will be trans
ferred to such companies and regiments as the Com
mandar in Chief may deem proper
By command of Gov. IsHAM G. HARRIS, Command.
er-in-Chief. JAMES W. MCHEyrv
Adjutant General.
Nashville Patriot, Knoxville Register, and Mem
phls Appeal copy one week
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Nashville Patriot, Knexville
phiG Appeal copy one week.
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Found,

HARNESS or Dray Hsrse, which the osper can nv
N paying for this advertisement. octIa
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Nr. WILSON, Of Marshau-A resolution to en-
quirs of Gen. Johnson what Legislation ia necessary
TO supply Tennessee soldiers with winter quarters
Amended by Mr.. Cardwell to include other com
manders under whom Tennessee troops are serving.
The resolution proposes a Committee of tive on
the part of the Senate, and - on the part of The
House, to make said inquiry.
After debate the resolution and amendment were
laid On the table
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-17

fire originated last night about nine O'Clock in
sbuiding in the rear of the clothing store of
AessrI. H. d J. METZ, on Market street, near Broad
The fire had made considerable head way before If
was discovered, but it was csnlned to the building
in which itorigiEsted. TIE engines were promptly
on the ground and extinguished the FIRE in q few
minutes. The loss is but small.
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The BOmbardmont at Eransport Denied.

hICHAOAD, OCT, I6fh.
fredericksburg papers of tbs date say it is a
mis- axe about the firing at Evanspors by the Fed
eral feet.
One steamer attacked tia basRry at Acquia
creek. The result ia yet unknown.
The war department dispatches were from the
telegraph operator at fredericksburg, dated the
18th
Mississippi eeetian returns ere r1eagre, but iadi-
cate the reelection of Pettus LPettus had no reg
ular opposition, but Hon. Jacob Thompson received
complimentary vote in soms localities-EDs
U. & Al
At Charleston, the 18th, the ship Thos. Watson,
from Liverpool for Charleston, with cargo Of salt
in attempting to run the blockade got aground On
Folly Island, and was captured by the blockaders
The crew escaped.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-17

JAMES W. MCHENRT, Adjatart General
Octl7-dlw. Patriot cony,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-17

RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE MCCAIN ZoUAvEs.-
80 or 4orecruits are wanted to complete this COM
pany. This company will be attached to Col. An
sLADB'S Zouave Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; will be drill in
the regular Zousve drill and will go into camp IN
mediately. Recruits are wanted for the term Of II
month";
Apply to the undersigned on College street, two
doors north Of Broad
u. o. Books, Captain.
Formerly Of Col Ra rs Regt Tenn. Vol.
octl-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-17
To the Ladies OF Kentucky and Northern
Tennessee.

1 have established at Bowling Green, KY. Gen.
eral Hospital for the reception Of the sick soldiers
of the Central Division Confederate States Armv1
Of Kentucky. In an enterprise which is 80 inti
mately connected with the physical comfort if not
also the life, of the soldier, feel that you are
scarcely less interested than myself. therefore.
beg to make few practical suggestions to you, as
to the manner IN which you may serve those nsm-
bsrs of the army who are overtaken by acriSent
or disease. A very efficient mode of rendering az
sistauce to the inmates Of tn. hospital is through
the agency of Relief Associations such numbers OF
which are already in operation in the Confederate
states. Can you not organiza such Associations
wherever they do not exist, and through them for
ward whatever may be contributed! Where. for
any reason, such societies be speedily put in
operation, individuals should forward their dona
tions direct to Bowling Green.
Among the articles of daily use in the hospitals
are the folio wing:
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Alteration, DHnIap zounvcs.

At meeting held on Tuesday evening last, tn,
Dunlap z'uaves were reorgauizad. with very ia 70
rIble prospects. There will be another meeting
held on Friday evening next at o'clsck, over L. F
BEECHs store, College street, at which time those
yousg men whS wish to join can come up and do
so, as the roll will be Opea FOR THAI purpose.
A NElIGER
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE NAsHVHLE CHATTANOOGA RauEo.DJ
v-ru-, Nashville Oct 4
VIE Board Of DirectcTs Of the Nashville aad
Railroad Company, have this day declared eivJsr ~
per cent en- he stock OF the company cut OF the r6ts
me last " months, pyable After this date At ~ ~
Toe Treasurer OF the cumPany, in Nashville
Stockhs ders desiring TO collect hsT dividend rouob tbd
party can o. so 6y sending written order and
Oer 2, a1aes owned W. A. GLEAVEs
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WESTERN VIRGINIA LETTER--Persons having let
teri to send to their friends In the lst Tennessee
(AANET's) Regiment, now in Western Virginia, can
serd them to this Office by this evening v0 O'Clock,
and a. o. P NICHOLSON, jr, of the Maury Greys
will take pleasure in delivering all letters to the
members of said Regiment