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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

A large amount of rolling stock has ARRIVED ~
Washington to be used for Transporting troops to.
wards. Manassas.
Every white male between the ages Of s;x,oan
and fifty in Petersburg is enrolled.
Banks leads the coast column acting with gpt,e-
This arrangement is strongly opposed by an hnt
Lincoln. The Opposition is headedby Gen. Scott.
The Southern Psymaster, with $4,000 for the
Harper's Ferry troops, Is reported captured.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge at
Sleepy Creek has been burned.
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.pl4r4tpr,f.eaa 70 - ~ = - -,
LIN THE CHnNCERx cnrrr,r ar No.

den Tor WeakleY County. state OF Ten-
nessee. sOrgna Bill-0rdsr Of Publieaton-JacoA Rob
ers Martha Jones, Jones, Joseph Johns
Margaret Johns. James Jenes Henry Jones, Brooks
and wife Nancy Brooks Il Bruce ADD wife Mary Brure
Susannah JONES' William Jones Hiram Jones From
the affidavit to the bill in this appears the Clerk
Master OF said Court that the said Joseph Johns
Of resis
in Missouri II therefore ordered by raid Clerk Master
that publication Of this order be made for four
in the Weekly Union and [leriedR, published
the city Of Nashville in said State OF Tennessee commanding
tue said Joseph Johns and wife Margaret their
plea demurrer Fad Bill tern Of ssd
Chancery Court to be bed at the sEn
dresden, the second Monday OF July the viii
be- in all things, taken for against and et for
hearing exparte at said Of said Court This eth day
Of March, 1851 "a true copy from the Order Book.
NATHAN N. EDWAKDS, C. & n.
aDlQ Gt-r4t- mrs faa ~. o..
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InsOivent Notice.

IN Chaneery at Jamestswn. TennJaues n. wrizht Ad-
DnistTatOr OF John Williams, deceased, The
Creditors Of John Williams decesssdIt appearing 10 ts
Court in the above that John Williams
deceased 10 nsovent. Il is therefore By Court
all persons having claims against the aid
Williams, deceaseg, file them the CLERK and Master o.
said Veurt before the first Monday September nr
duly authenticated, according Law, heY will orsves
barred. B. r, BLEDSOE, O. a NJ
rnavoQ-w4fnrt.faaa2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

Messrs. ANDREW EWING and r. B. CHAETHAS ad-
dressed a very large audience at DR.. FoRDs Church
in South Nashville last night, among whom was a
gOodly company Of ladies. Mr.. EWING made
one of the most telling speeches of his life, en-
phatically advising his audience to vote on Satur
day for separation and representation and thus
place the movement of Tennessee on impregnable
ground. This announcement was received with
loud and deafening cheers. So delighted were the
audience with his speech that he was requested to
speak again, ut the same time and place tonight,
which he consented to do. Accordingly, he will
again speak at DIR. FoRD's Church to night. We
cannot too earnestly urge grand rally of the peO-
pie at all the points of speaking tonight. Hon. R.
B. CHEATHAM also made an eloquent and acceptable
speech
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CAuTIoN.-All the telegraphic dispatches from
New York, Washington City, &C., are supervised BY
the LINCOLN Government. Only such. are allowed
to be sent as suits its purposes. Therefore all
are TO be rece ved with great allowance. They ex-
agerate dqainst the South and for the North.
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Fram stanhsnrn,..n.

STEUBExvnLE, o., June 5.-Last night man nam
ed Wash Slavery, was stabbed by Samuel Saunders
Secessionist from the Pan Handle, Va. Saunders
was lodged in Jail, which was guarded all night BY
large police force to restrain the people.
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M LII be sold on Thursday. the 9Th OF June IB6f "a.
w chine shop with all the machner y tools and
ea WORK that may be hind preYisusly sold ne ma
eAlnery consists Of good engine All tosr aes
Two geAed LstAes for turning IroE one Lathe r wood
one Bolt outer Daniel Palmer, one w0odworth Piainsr
on Machine, two Circle Saws Saw. uork
Senees four or I'VE setts Bench Tools and Eent many t
sruees net enumerated Said shop formerly occusa ~
ELLIOTT kalsten II is twenty miles from HashviIle On ths
koad at Smyrna, Rutherford county, Tennessee and
one Of The best locations IN the ssts Machine shop
carpenter shop Cabinet shop. Any person uhin -
puehas oy writing to further information o. ai
a. me shop and Elliott win show them the machiner
Terms fourth cash. the balance in three equal a.
s WE'VE and eighteen months With payable IN Bank
well secured. This April 18th, FOL
Smyrna, Tenn. sIIAs TTrSxrR
aplI9-wtd
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An EXAMPLE SEr.-We were informed yesterday
by gentlemen that his landlsdy sent for him, and
told him that some one of her tenants requested
her to reduce his rent to which she acceded: that
she sent for him so as to do with all alike and
would take off 500 from his yearly rent. This
generous feeling comes from widow. We hope
that the influence of such magnanimity will not be
lost upon those who are better able to act as she
has done.-SqUdnnah RepnbLcan. sIlLne g.
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From Waxhn,v.o.

y AsHNeroS, June 6.-The Washington Stcr says
ssrssin information Is received that Gen. Reaure-
g~sa = at Manassas with 10000 men.
bv gsSson irora Richmond says the troops march
Hson brothers are supposed to be the persons
s.;S to Sdv .e1ng on the Federal pickets They are
A spy named VIM v % ~ men f9ely mounted.
Ferry. A-1s a. H~rPeE
Inc Farmers IN the vicinity OF Hsrper's Ferry
are engaged to be there Monday for transnort;-y
equipments. '''e
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JAMES ROBERTS, ST., snd others Hsniltoa e - :
~ Judgment and Ataehueept Bill --APril Rules, leeLOa
motion Of bv hs solstor. and ApprATns 70 u
satisfaction Of the Clerk and from an N -
painanls bill, which Is sorn %, hat ne assneAnt n
Hameltou Is non the State Of Eeneee - o
dered that publication made for four ~ =
Union and newspaper published IN ne ely g ~
Vile reouriug aid defendant ap9arat INC mex. tern -
Chaneer cou 10 b holden for the county o. essn = rs
In he OF 8aneoofe nen aha snee !, ~
his dsfence 10 coupaiDsnts b or judgment Ei % SD -
defant and he carse viii be set dosn or nsssss *
him. WA ~
nayI4-w4tprseeS3
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ChancerY Norica

M KIRKPATRICK vs. K Bameltoa ard others-Juaz-
w ment and Attachment Bill April Rules, le6I.-0n
motion complainant by his solicitor, Appearinx
the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from allegation
compIapants Bill, which is that the defendant
Hsmelton non-residsnt Of the State Of
ordered that pubato be made for four successive weeks IN The
Union and American published in the city q Nzs
ve requiring the said Defendants appear before The
Court be held for the Jackson the
in the tOsR Of GainesboFO the "a Monday in August
theo aud there his defence bill or
judgment default, will be taken the dawn r
= R = WILLIAM Bolts, 9 AZ
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ATfncnnaenf.

,N1TI DEAN vs sehots-IR this case sPpsurinsto
that dtfendant.J sehott, il
- st.te of ennsssee and e further appearing
a plainf, the defendant Is indebfed 70 him n
81 - n rfeu clAxs, By note It theresFs ord-ra1
s,,e eaet ulcasiun made In the Neahvilis Union
~ for successive weeks, commsndinx said dec dao1
= sott 20 sopear tefors ocs. In the 81 La
-. psv-v comfy Tsnnsss- the 3lsf dAg q Nay, e6
isa srsusr ~ dsmur aid attachment. ne
- IoAN LA1<rs, =,
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The sum Of $3.50 has been subscribed at Memphis
for the family of thebraye martyr to the South JAS
W. JACKSON who lost his life at the hands of Lis
COINS zouaves, in defending his flag from the at.
tempt of their Colonel to carry it of.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

Guns PoR JACKsoNPoRT.-The steamer Kanawha
Valley which departed for White river last evening"
took round two six-pound cannon for Jacksonport,
head of White river-that being the vicinity of the
anticipated from Lincoln's men.-Memphis Auulanche
June 5.
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NOT1CE.-Au mail matter intended for Camp
Cheatham, and left at the Gazette Office by O'Clock,
P. H., will be conveyed by special messenger on
the daily morning train.
R. c. FOSTER, Sd,
Brigadier General.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We authorized to announce Col MATT MARTIN OF Bed
ford county candidate for Msje General Of Military
Division. Klectioa, June 9Th
We authorized to NJ. N ALEXANDER q can
ddat for Representative in next Legislature the District
composed Of The coutes of smith, Macon and Sumner.
mayl9-tde
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wILEIAMH Bolts, GAN.
msyI4-u4,pr'stsess

VEJM GgAIHARr z Haneiton and others-Jsdx.
w ment and Atachnsnt Bnl.-ApTn RuIes, Ie5l.-lOn
motion complainant By his solicitor and Il appearing to he
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master, from allegation
plainantsb which Is 20, that defendant Haeon
Is resident Of the State Of tennessee therefore order
ed that publication he made four ussks In A.
Union and American newspaper published in tha cy 81
Nashville. requiring said nOnresent dseodans apess
the next Of The next term Of the Chancery Court 10 R h
fer the county Of Jackson, the urthouse IN the to
Ganesbro the ID Monday in August then ard there % s
his defence to comp lain ants till, Judgment be tken IN
default and the down hearing parts A "a
WILLIAM Il. Bolts, n
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Day before yesterday the telegraph reported the
number of Southern troops at Phippi at 1000, and
yesterday at 1900. Perhaps we will get the cor
rect number after awhile.
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msyI4w4tpr'ssees3
TAMRs 8. STONE ina

AHRs s. STONE vs. X Hsmeltnn and Others -JnizssBt
- and Attachment Bill April Rules. le6l.-On motion sf
Complainant by his solicitor appearing 10 the sat
CT me CLERK ard Master em allegation eopiane1s
o That the defendant Hamelton, nonssdsnt Of ne
state OF Tennessee IL is therefore that pubafn8 b
made Tor four successive weeks in The Union Auean
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville requiring ssd -
endant to appear as the o. the Chanee Sonss
70 be hodea for the county OF Jackson the court houss - e
town or oaine7ooro, the I'd Monday in August l .e
and there TO enter his ebee eonplaaAns bill or
will be tkea ~ eefAur and the set down Tor 5e.t9f *
parse him. WM. H. B0T1ss q = =
mayl4-E4prfs feee3
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From New York.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE District Court at Spring
field, Illinois, has issued habeas corpus for Nc
Donald.
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As next Thursday is the day set apart by the
President of the Confederate States day of fast
ing and prayer, the pastors and ministers of Nash
vile and vicinity requested at the First
Baptist Church. this afternoon at five o'clock to take
measures for the due observance of the day. 1t is
desired that all the churches in the South observe
the occasion with due solemnity
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The CHANCERy CoUET ar

OILANOEEI UfEEE.
u den Tor WeakleT County, state of Ten.
Original and Attachment BilOrder 81 Public
ton-ram Farmer John Cayce Andrew Caves. Prom
te 70 the bill IN this cause u appears the Clerk
Master or said Osur that the said John Cayce non
dent Of said State Of Tennessee and ssids in Ksntck ID
is the eoe ordered By said Clerk and Master pubo
Of this order be made for four Weekly
Union and American, DevsPapsr published in the city II
NASHVILLE IN said State Of Tennessee, commanding
CAyce TO hle bis demurrer SAID bill on or
before the next term Of said Chs2cey Court held
IN said town OF DRESDEN the Monday
Jay next or the Will be, in all things, confess
ed against him and set fer hearing him pAre,
term Of said Court This the 2th day Of March, "a
copy from tie Order Book)
NATHANN. EDWARDS, @. AN.
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PK EMU N hAR NESS.

SOACH and Buggy Harness Of every style and quality rent
constantly on hand and Manufactured srdsx. Ala
buggy Col Kip and Bog Skin Collars, Brides Hailsr.
Al osner ar ices Eade By Harneas hanuaeurers-ao he
nesI materials and the finest workmanship which I'll ~
sod A. cheap a. can be bought anywhere United Star
n HOhkkfONS Harness has been awarded the ,.oa.
AZ the Tennessee State Fair the Kentucky state
AZ sosng Gree5 at the Limestone County Fair AlahS
ma; Agricultural Society at Athens.
maT3U6l-dtia
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DR., s i CORR

VEToULD respectfully the citizens Nashville
w and vicinity, that be has opened Dental Rooms on
Cherry street, No. So opposite Thesre where he will pleas
receive and wait upon wishing Dental ops
alton performed. and times hard and WaTke he will
promise to make charges very moderate
Sspy gentleman who enlisted in the Southern Army
t wishes have his Teeth operated upon before going
call ct my Office and have Il done free Nothing
respectfully,
enlo0-d2m IL CORR
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON June CT is believed that Lord
Lyons dispatches unfavorable to the Federal
lists. The Cabinet has been in session very day
this week foreign affairs which is believed to be
oUnous of trouble
Bartlett's naval brigade have forced themselves
into service.
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BoSToN, June 6.-The Susquehanna has arrived
Commodore Hollins, First Lieutenant Barney the
purser and three midshipmen have resigned.
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Fro,n Portrcss rTcuro.

FORTRESS MONROE June jth.-The Harriet Lane
attacked Pig Point battery opposite Newport VS.
on the James river after receiving two shots woun-
ding five of the crew severely abe retired Pig
Point opened five embrasures disclosing heavy ord
nance.
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Guns Guns, GUSs MCCALL g. FALL have Just
received a large lot of Guns Powder, Buck shot,
&C.. &c. Call soon.
may26-1w
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From WASHINGTON.
From Cincinnati.

WAsHlNeTON, June 5-John P. Sanderson is
appointed Lieut.. Colonel, second in command,
under Col Anderson
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NEW YORK. June 6.-The steamer Desoto from
Havana has arrived. Sugar was real higher.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

TAMES NJ. WRIGHT Administrator Of John Willaros dee.
ID the Heirs and Creditors Of John Williams, decIn
ChancsTv Jamestown TennesseeI appearing the Court
in EbeYe that the est2te Of John Williams dec
nsovent 1t therefore ordered the Court that eli persons
having claims sganst the Of the said John Williams
file with the Clerk and Master Of said Court before
Monday September next duly authenticated accord
ing to law, thee will be forever barred,
20. Ia6I-W4t B.P. BLEDSOE. @. n
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HAVANA SEGARsr

FoR RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office dan1o.ff
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The people of the city of Nashville viii be ad-
dressed follows, tonight:
Corner of Broad and Cherry Streets-Judge W
Turner, Hon J d White, and Hon L NJ Temple.
Wards Corner, 4th Ward-Dr W K Bowling,
Mayer Cheatham, John Dashiel, and W J Taylor.
Fletcher's Store, 9TH Ward-Gov Brown and
J E Bailey.
Dayidson's Store, Edgefeld-Hon Andrew Ewing
and John B kcFerrin.
Let there be grand turn out st each of the above
points.
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FLOUR, MEAL avn GRAIN SACrs

ME- will keep hand supply Of Sacks rlanuiactrr,
w g n Read Of Smyrna and prepared take Or
ders for Flour Sacks printed in any desired style
Killers and Shippers will do we'll to call
ApRl-dIm ARNsTEAD A NJ
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ITReades havs Jon sssn Prof woods svrtisu.o, In oar
paper. Read It; 1t viii interest you.
NIL
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The southern Bank Congress.

The Bank Congress of the Southern States re-
commended by the Legislature of this State, was
held at Atlanta on the Sd inst. Delegates were in
attendance from Tennessee, Georgia, South Carroll
ma, Alabama, and Florida, representing some twenty
six banking institutions. Mr.. G. B. LAMAR, of Geor-
gia, was chosen President of the Congress, and Mr.
JAMES S. GIBBS, of South Carolina, Secretary. We
make the following abstract of the proceedings from
the report of the Atlanta Oonfedracy:
The following letter from Virginia was read and
ordered to be entered on the minutes:
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From EvansvilIe, Ind .

EVANSVILLE, Indiana, June 6.-The Eleventh reCi
ment will be ordered to Cumberland, Maryland
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Fatal AcCTDENT.-Iesterday terribly fatal ac-
cident occurred at the percussion cap mandatory
in this city. Capt. NANDAS, who was employed in
charging the caps, had taken out the steel plates
upon which the Illuminating powder was deposited,
and was, we understand in the act of cleaning one
Of them with piece of sand paper, when the pow
der was ignited, producing an explosion of such
force as to drive the plate into his skull and killing
him instantly. Capt. VASnAM was native of Bel
GUM and had occupied highly honorable position
in the Belgian army. lie leaves wife and one
child.
We understand thst the death of Capt NANDAN
will cause no interruption in tie manufacture Of
caps, as his place has been supplied by competent
gentleman
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The New Orleans Bulletin truly says the Govern
ment of the United States in the Northern States
has ceased to exist, and that a military despotsm
has usurped its place, trampling alike upon the
spirit and the forms Of the Constitution and the
laws. The LINCOLN Dictatorship is exercising
greater and more powers without authority from
Congress or a declaration of war than any regular
administration of the United States Government
ever pretended TO exercise with the authority of
Congress after a declaration of had been made.
No Congress ever pretended to authorize the exc
cutive department of the government to make war
upon the people ola State TO murder in cold blood
without the forms of trial its citizens, to make
distinction between the ports of the States. All this
and much more the Dictatorship, upon its own
theory, is doing. 1t is therefore no longer legal
Or representative government; but despotism,
founded like all desrotsms, upon mere brute force.
Even that however will at last fail it. 1t will fail,
miserably fail, in its bloody work, in so far as
the Confederate States are concerned, though it
may convert the North into consolidated kingdom,
sbolishng State Tires and the checks and balances
which have heretofore protected the liberty of the
people of this country and caused other nations to
regard it as free.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEw ORLEAEs June Coton saes to day, 354 bsles quo
tons nominal. Corn 7577 Whisky 3J Freghts premium
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From New York .
From, Boston.

NEW YORK. June 6-The steamer vandalia saleC
to join the blockaders
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q HORACE MAYNARD xor ALLOWED TO SPEAK ~
OEEEToN-A correspondent writes US from LlV-
fngston, Overten county: HORACE MAYNARD was
announced TO speak here on Monday, the 9th Of
Mag. The citizens held meeting previous to bis
arrived and apo lnted committee of thirty of our
most respectable citizens to notify him that he could
not speak here, WhSH they did and be kept SILENT
Served him right.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NR0M and after the r day Of May all persons desiring
Renewals Of Fire Policies will be required the pre-
mHms in CASH, the time
Directors. A BUTLER secretsry
Tenn. Mar Fire insurance Co
JAMRS WALKER, Secretary
10
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EDGEFIELD RIFLES

IL persons desiring enlist this company requested
n TO call upsn MeWhrter Shelby Williams At teeis
ses, the rendezvous OF the IN itid
story Of b. y. Shields Co.'S Auctsn Room, oPpes sewsaao
Houzo .0nlIage akrast 7~@@'-
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SOLID

PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
~ W. KIBBRE will henceforth make Naahville bis perms
W. nent residence, and will tune Pianos, OrRanss
and by the single tuning and vstss
Often required since he will spend at least week In
monIn the city and vicinity BE will visit regularly he
ownsin West and Tennessee and North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left ct Benson Co.'s Music Sore,o
Reeds Plano Rooms Church street. osnmEncations BY
~sil WiIl he prnTuntlv ate prII d.tw&w-K
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NELL DoxR, OvERToN.-We have inadvertently
omitted TO notice that Overton county has already
furnished two companies of volunteers, who have
been mustered into the service of the State, and are
DOW stationed st Camp TrOusdsle. These compl-
MES in point of material, will, we venture to say,
compare favorSbly with any other companies which
have been mustered into the service. Many MEM
bers of both companies belong to the best families in
the county If there is any fighting to be done, we
predict they will give good account of themselves
several other companies are being formed in Over
ea1 "a we learn from q correspondent. One caval-
nv company is already complete Overton viii not
be behind the rest of the State in furnishing voun-
teerE in the present crisis.
The following is list of the principal officers OF
the two companies above referred to:
OyERToS GUARDS
Calvin T. Myers Captsini
Columbus Marchb&nks, First Lieutenant
81. W. Windle, Second Lieutenant;
W. C. Hickey Third Lieutenanti
A. L. Wndle, Orderly Sergeant.
ovERToN BLUES.
Tim. s. NeHenry. Captain;
JSs. l.. Wright, First LieuteSant;
X. u. Parker, Second Lieutenant;
Jas. +. Dougherty, Third Lieutenant;
Jas, NJ. White, Orderly Nergesnt
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PimPleS BanIshed!
Faces Made Clear!
HOW
By one weeks the Magnolia BAlni PERFECTLY harm
less but elegant and efecUol preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sod everywhere
wRHAGAN d CO., Propre:Ors, Trophy.
feb24-d&v3m
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WARNOTTcE
NOTICE.

kOM and after this date viii Goods scssss7 n,
Cash, all ny clerks have volunteered Tor me -xr "a ~
other is left Us. = - -
ap23 ear NV HORTON q 90
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TUsT received per steamer Nashville choice lot OF Lar
- In 50 lhs kegs. For family use, for sale ny
JAMES HeLACGHLIN az Co.,
ian22-R Me- MAxket strs "a