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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-11
Iate5t Wews.

Secretary Seward has issued an order
preventing rebels from taking slaves out Of
the custody Of this government.
Ten thousand rebel troops have arrived
at Columbus since the battle Of Belmont.
Gov. Morton, of Ind, Crittenden, KEEL
logg, and others made speeches on the 7th
inst, with highly conservative tendencies.
Stanton is to contest jim Lanes seat in
the Senate.
Large amounts of forage have been OBJ
tanned by reconnoisanccs within the last
week.
From foreign news received by the
Africa, we learn that Omar Pacha has de-.
feated 5000 insurgents with the loss Of
800 killed and wounded. ... ......
In the list Of deaths at the St. Louis
Hospital for the present week, we notice
the following: Luther Grigss, Sd Iowa
infantry; Abram r. NOEL, 81 Iowa; Dan'i
NJ. Sherman, 18th Iowa; Chas. A. Hols-
claw, 9th Iowa; Victor NJ. Bartlett, ID
Iowa Mrs Caroline, Pratt, laundress, 18th
Iowa; Rodney Highly, 81 Iowa; and Thos
Clapp, Sd Iowa cavalry. .... .~s.a !.
The thirty-cight mortar boats which have
been in process Of construction at st.
Louis arc to be taken down to Cairo and be
finished there.
Gov Letcher, in his recent message to
the rebel Virginians, regrets that Fortress
Mo.uvr Is NOT IN the reDei hands. Tn.
doubtedly. The Governor also thinks the
hanks Of the Susquehannah, instead Of the
Potomac is the place to fight. When the
rebels attempt to carry the war there, the
redoubtable Virginian will doubtless have
occasion for another serious "regret"
A dispatch from. Savannah dated the
4th, says that sixteen federal ships were in
side the bar, and an attack upon Fort Pu.
laski was hourly expected.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-11

Life Insurance
Those desiring this safcst andc1eapest pro.ecr
ton for their families, can secure ie in our
Wisconsin Company It has already become,
in reality, state institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no lon
ger u matter Of doubt that Life Insurance can
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insrre their lives. it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that oI the most "unprece-
denied" we would cordially invite all our citi-
zcns t. call at the nffice, south west coricr ',f
Main and Wisconsin streets, and ex,mne for
themselves. =. =. DAGG rTf, Pres't.
A. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. L. SCOTT. Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 30 1861 vi.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-11
SHERIFFS SALEOF REAL ESTATE.
State Of Zoua, C,ayton cosnty--ss:

NOTICE j. hereby given, that on the 2lst day o
December. A.. .. 1851, ut O'clock, ?. ~, At tn
trout door OF the sheriff Office, IN the town OF Nc
Gregor, and county aforesaid will be sold ut public
sale, to the highest bidder for ca the following de-
s"rhed PROF erty, taken specia Execution Issued
out OF the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of
aid county IN favor Of Asa vracl, and ngain>t the
Rest E'tate o. Isaac Harrison, to-wit The House
and Lot IN che township 81 Men ton situated the
north side Of the road leading from McGreg"r to Mo-
mona, bsing the lot occupied first BY 4. d. Wood
bridge then by II. II. WikinsoD, aud this day bought
by me OF James Mansfield. Said lot fronts seventy
feet on said street also the lot wi the barn there
on north Of the said house and lot first nrntioue ;
that the came he sold ~ ,xti.ty said execution, and
all CO IS that have and NAV accrue thereon.
JONATHAN KAUFMAN
Sheriff OF Clay ton Co., Iowa.
Elkader, Nov. 18th, lS6ln6w&
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE From ST4RvArIox-A NAN
THREE DAYS IN A STUNP.-We have just learned of
a miraculous escape from starvation Of q gentleman
residing in Lauderdale county, Tennessee, rear
Hale's Point The facts are these Last week he
was out hunting in a large bottom IN his neighbor-
hood, and he observed wild goose fly out Of q
large cypress stump, which was some twenty feet
high His kr Wedge of the habit Of these geese led
him 90 believe that the goose had meet in the stump
On the outside Of the stump number Of vines,
bch he pulled Up by to peep in and get possession
of the eggs. After be had succeeded in gaining The
TOP Of the stump, he discovered a large Eum5er OF
eggs some six or eight feet down inside. The nest
he supposed was a firm foundation, and be &C
cordingly let himself down inside, but when, he
struck the substance On which the nest was built
he discovered that il had no foundation, and soon
found himself EiakiBg to the bottom of the tree.
The inside Of the nee was rotten and would net
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
The PeopIa nn-, a.,

We are especially desired to call the attention q
the people living near any Of our borders 70 the ~
cessity OF strict scrutiny Of strangers ureserfn
themselves with or without passports. Passporis
may be forged, or fraudulently obtained. and Al
strangers attempting to cross over The borde-
should be subjected to a searching investqHtion- r.
was the disclosure of single individual -hick
led 20 the loss Of Hateras; and it was ths s0eocV
of spies in Richmond which caused the puhliestIor
in the North, Of important documents in the As-
jutsnt Generals Office There is not an Ohservans
Yankee traitor smongst US but can giEs valuable
information to the enemy, and such az would -
literally paid for Hence the necessity Of co-opera-
ton on the part Of the people with the GoEsrnmsrk
The temptation to the spy the traitor Is grest,
and what may be fun for him, might bedesth 70 -
These hints are thrown out st the suggestion q
TIE gentleman in charge Of the Passport ofacs---
Richmond Enquirer, StpL "A.
The Richmond Wing, referring to this mEtter,
says Nashville and Winchester are now the poinis
which traitors and spies are attempting to gain
Let their Passport be serutinized
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
Correspondence.

NASHVILLE, 24th September, 1861
Mrs. T. c. FoE- P, President, &C.: Dear Madam:
The Southern Methodist Publishing House in this
city has il press and viii shortly issue vol.
ume, entitled Letters On Slavery from the Old
World" s., of which I am the author.
Not desiring to realise for myself any pecuniary
benefit from tie sale Of thss work, have thought
that could not make a more appropriate applca-
ton Of the Of receipts over the cost of publ
cation, than u cause the amount to be applied for
the benefit Of the sick and wounded soldiers of the
Confederate army.
In furtherGnce Of this design, take the liberty
of offering through you to the benevolent Associa-
ton of Ladies' OF which you are the President the
entire control Of whatever amount Of meney may
be thus realized TO be disposed of for the purpose
sbove indics.Ci.
am, very respectfully, your obed't servt
JAMES WILLIAMS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
A Letter from Secretary Mallory.


The following letter from Secretary MALLORY,
which we find in the Pensacola Observer of the 1Sh
was called outby the publication ofthe corresponds
snce given in our issue yesterday morning, under
the head of 1.-THE reason why Fort Pickeas was not
taken -
RIcHxoND, Sept IL, IS6I.-GkNTLLNsS "A letter
addressed TO Hessrs. Aeercromee and Bloant, led
the 9Th instant, AID published IN your paper OF thas
date, has just been handed to me by friend, who
informs ma that he refers to 8 measure in which
participated with Col Y. q. Chase.
II am correctly informed, am Happy to say
that the investigation Of my action In this, as well
as in every other Transaction in OUT of Congress-
Is private citizen or public servant respecting
subject Of secession, il cheerfny invited. Based
It was upon anaecurate knowledge Of the enemy :
condition and resources and Of our own, nni upon
the free and full consultations with mCn whose
patriotism ard judgment are universally c1lcecc !,
Il has received theirApprovsl, and what il Of tar
greater importance 70 me, il has my own.
have refrAined from publicly aivertirg ever to
the action of myself and the patriotic M " .th
whom have had the honor Of being assolisted in
this respect only because the interests Of The
try demanded that the enemy should be EQUALLY x
norsnt Of it and Of the reasons upon which it was
based; but my Judgment approved it. and aG r. sdy
to maintain defend it. and to challenge for il the
approval of every honorable mind.
Although, IN the single measure REFERRED to. l.
being private citizen and acting IS such, could
make no truce" to bind any one but myself. the
whole power therein resting With Chase still, |
cordially approved it, following it did precisely
the precedent established with regard Fort Sum
ter; and the noble chief of our count Subsequent
ly manifested his high appreciation OF the character
and services Of Col. Chase by tende,iug To him
higher military rank thsn he had befO enjoyed.
The publication Of the transsctiols in question,
and OF the papers connected with them, SHALL be
made early Just regard for tie condition Of
10 % L., -
Gdy submitted TO candid and patriotic men, and
they al at the service OF such men at all times.
Very respectfully, your obedgsnt servant,
S. Z. MALLORY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

De7E 1ls Weight. NV, he wa in > dilemma, A1o
s9y naoitaho1, inside Of stump tEen7
H9sl1g % s1aSist on but the goose eggs: be screE
81 ana yelled until be was nearly exhausted. 20
5 - eollug within hearing distance. On the third
u1y AFTER hls Incarceration two gentlemen were
~. nununS and came within hearing distance
grc&ni1g inside Of the stuup and for soTnstius fs1
ou ~ nes reconcile themselves to what Il means.
Dat Aaslls Learned that the gentleman bad bee7
from bone for several days, they soon Wers
T 1ss-u NAT is was no ghost inside the trss.
bsSeuF T axes, and soon the prisoner was
goose nest situated as that one vas aglln--sss-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

All interested in the success Of the Confederate
States of the South in the mOmeHtous struggle
now waging for Independence and Freedom,
are urgently requested to attend at the
Court House, in the city of Nashville, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday neSsf
The undersigned are comRt boy the Con-
federate States to 10y before eeeh Of their fellow
citizens, may choose to assemble on that OCCASION
certain matters Of great and pressing importance. 1t
is hoped that full attendance of ens will occur.
II S. FOoTE, ". BARROW,
S.R CoCKEmL, WM. n, BILB0,
joins JoHSs JNO 3. McFERRIN,
WM G. BRIEy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

GEN Z5LEcoFFER's BsIGADE. -CoFPOrals SHAFFER
and BUHPAss, of Col Rams Regiment, are in the
city having been sent here Tor the purpose of car
rying on supplies of winter clothing for the soldiers
Of said Brigade The Brigade is now at Camp
Buck Der, Cumberland Ford, Ky. Messrs. SKATER
and BUsPAss go directly on, and all persons having
blankets, socks. shoes any other articles for Col
RAMS Regiment, wilIeaye them at RAINS q BEowN's
Drug Store, marked to the person for whom they
age intended, in Of the Captain Of lis company
and the Colonel o. his Regiment.
Br. SPENCER CHANDLER viii accompany Messrs.
SCHAEFFER and BUMPAss. They will leave Wedaes-
day, Oct. lst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27


Ns coayersed yesterday with GONE Kentuckians,
Tho igfornled Us that Col. JACK ALLEE, Msj ]. A.
PSSToN. and Captain JoHs D. PoPE are Engaged in
raising a regiment of cavalry for service in Gen.
BuokvKn's column. and that they have already six
companies of as gallant Ksntuckians as ever mount
I'd horse Msj. PENToy, from the account tie cor
respondent of The Louisville journal gives of his
exploits is energetic go-sheaa fellow, and being
military man. VIII make his mark. He has already
rendered our army in Kentucky essential service,
securing SIX locomotives ard large number of
cars. lie hes made heaty sacriaces for the cause,
and he should be remembered
We are informed that large numbers Of Ken
tuckians are fOcking to the standard Of Gen. Buck
NER, eager to assist in driving LNooLN's hireling
soldiers from tine soil of Kentucky, ard that they
bring with them whatever description Of arms they
possess It is possible as has been suggested to u.s.
that adequate provision has not been ma lie for these
gsllant men bu; it should be done. They are peril
ling al in defense of the South and they should be
cared for upon their entering our camps. Many of
them dc not come prepared to support themselves
until they can be mustered into the service, and
for such ample provision should be made.
Col JACK ALLEN is a noted fighter, and Msj. PFN>
TON and Capt. PORE have shown that they are rea-
dy to give good account of themselves and we
predict that their regiment will be as terrible to
the Lincolnites e. was the Black Horse Cavalry at
Manassas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
~ FoR PRIVATE DISEASES

49, DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, Tor the
49, four years ofLOuisville, Kentucky, AID who
SeTsed his attention the treatment Of private diseases fer
nifty yerrs HIMSELF having attended practice fer
any years. enrea oasanes be eDabled to
All ieases of private nature matter how ba they may be
non inzdous medical treatment or fre neglect Of their
DR. Ting1 Dspenssry No. % Deaarck street. between Cherry
AID tie Square where he all asesSso Of priVss nature
oroRHxA CURED without naucous medicine interference
from buBiaese
TxICTURRs ofod recent date, seectusy cured II few
DAYS By an operation which pain Where structure
exs health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps ds
ujsahef and underrlines the constitution uach.
sYPHIIs with all diseases Of tAe skin, growing Ont
ect or d treatment can eGectuay cured il days.
BKMHAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
this disease and all the grsw1 out off, brought
on IN many cases BY destructive habits Of nconsderste
Youths and excessive indulgence OF the passions neglect Of
which will undermine constitutions rendering the subject
dtfor society, and causing premature Old
Females who be aborng with E7y dloF o. tas ob
may rest assured Of immediate reEsi.
Persons residing abroad, b. writing and ths case with
fee enclosed directed TO DR. A King, No. -, DG3drck street,
Nashve Tenn will ha the Necessary medicine sent to her
address with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed 0os
houFs from o'clock in the morning until IN me eVeriag
mAy23 lS59-d&wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

NEw ARTILLERY CONPANY-C1ptain John w. e.
bridge. of this city has been commissioned By Pre-
sident DAVIS to raise an artillery company for active
gade at Union City, and is recommended BY army
oticers In the highest terms touching his efficiency
for the post to Which be has been appointed. We
are glad to see snch GetiYs recruiting going on n
this arm Of the military service, particularly -
every probability leads US 70 believe that the pre-
sent war viii be waged principally vita artillery.
-Asaiphis appeal SEP. "a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
IkInr Cocoon and otaer IIlnes.

Much hGs been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and god. The staple
may be "rular" in its sphere; coal Is good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, Gnd gold
is very nice when enc has plenty Of it. But Of all
kings the me most TO be dreaded ia the Fire King,
and the best way to guard gainst its ravages is to
have your property insured at tie Iasurancs Once
Of W. J. BIARR, Ne. Is College street seP5-d6
ANDERzoS's BEIGADE.-Capt. a. W. WICK, the
Quartermsster of Col. HATToN's Regiment, viii leave
this place for Western Virginia en- next Monday.
All letters left at this Office for members Of the
above Brigade will be promptly delivered.
Sept. "a, d #
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

The Banks in New Orleans and Mobile havirg
periodically aceeded to the resolutions Of the Bank
Convention held in Richmond in July last, 'to re-
ceive the Treasury Notes OF the COnfderat States
at par, in all payments on deposit" renders them
current in all transactions at all places within the
Ccnfederacy. and leaves nothing further to be done
The adjourned meeting of the Bank Convention,
proposed to be held in October next, in Richmond,
is therefore postponed until further notice the
recommendation Of several Bank officers and others.
@ u. IAMAR. President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

IMPROVED MUsKET- Mr.. Adolbert Paersch, of New
Orleans, has lately invented a breechloadi1g mus
ket of peculiar qualities, by which, it is said that
the soldier can fire it very rapidly; that it is
affected by rains that it can be loaded without ex-
aiming gun or cartridge; that It can be cleaned
with little labor; that it carries bail more accu
rately and to greater distance than the ordinary
rife-say 200 yards. The inventor designed to
leave New Orleans, a short time since. for Rich
mond, 10 exhibit his invention TO the Confederate
authorities. The disposition made of the gun, go
far as regards the service, has not yet been made
public Richmond Examiner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
BY TELEGRAPH.


RlcuaoxD, Sept. IA well informed gentle
man recently from New York gives 1t as his deei-
ded opinion that from facts and communications
well understood in interested circles in New York.
that the Yankee proprietors Of large interests in
Brunswick, Ca, have induced Lincoln to fit out
a large Inexpensive expedition, with about 10000
men, to take Brunswick and establish Navy Yard,
to open the port for the shipment Of cotton, naval
stores, live oak, &c. ssgscions men here think
there Is much reason to believe this, as the Federal
Government is almost wholly controlled BY schemerg
and politicians.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
N snvnLE, Sept. 18th. 1861.

M sHvIILE, Sept 18th, 1861.
To the hon. JAgEs WILLAEs-SI: Your note Of
the 2lth inst is received, in which you propose to
give the proceeds of the sale of your work upon
Slavery, now il press, for the benefit of our brave
soldiers You VIII permit me, in the name of the
Soldiers Relief Society Of Tennessee" to thank
you for this valuable Contribution 1t is but another
evidence of the many tdat have to our notice,
of the patriotic devotion of our whole people to the
interest of the South in the great crisis upon
US. A work upon a subject which is now occu-
plying the atteation Of the whole civilized world,
in consequence OF the great American Revolution,
and prepared by one who has so thoroughly ma
tured his views, and has had such large oppoItu-
mites of observation and of studying the status of
the public mind reference to our Home IHstittion,
both at home aad in foreign Courts, cannot fail to
be valuable contribution 70 our Southern litera-
ture. Very respectfully
FELICIA G. PORTER,
Prest Soldiers Rlliaf Society of Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
Capture Of A Rasque

which has been offour coast fer several days cap
tured the schooner Mary A. Fender, on Sunday, 20
miles North Of Wilmington. The crew escaped in
. boat and arrived here yesterday. The Fender
was returning home,from Charleston, with IS casks
lime for Macon. II Is believed that two pilots have
been deeoyed on board the barqpe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
- Nnnra-1e Indreshtn,

We are authorized au1ssuncs A. J. MARcHBAEKs, Of
Wsren county, C ude Of Supreme Court at the election
the sta October re m tbs ancy occssoned By the
Feagnstion OF Z. :. UzratEets. &ug29-te
We are authorised Co anaouacs BLOOMFIELD RIpLBYa
ddse asdge q TIE Snpreme Cuer TO fill the ALcy
cSsioned by the grafton Of the Hon Z. L. CaruthsIs
ugS0-te
We are authorizes 70 ounce 10 G. GUILD Of Sumner
candidate I'd ef tie supreme Court st lhs ection
the ffta day OF 0ctClsr next. sugi5-tds
We are AZ tLcriseu to anncUnee " COOPER, Esq,
candidate Ter the Supens Court the election
tie eth day O. October reTt. Gug9-te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

1--WE are su.hoy:zd 70 ", Il. pEWi Of Smith
county, a = ca.rIsae FOR the dlst Confsde ate Cen
res unse the Ptrn-- nj the Fourth Con
gressssi Ii tct o. Isnu-s at ,he AOTsmSer election
g-p25-it,e
We are authorized 70 unce P. SAUNDERS cAAii-
date for Congress lie Seventh Congressional District st
the NOvJauer ell t.ol. septl1-dtd~
Weare author I'D aEnau1cs r z. 9MPSON, Of Wilson,
as eHcdi ata - CunEres from As Fifth Congress ons Dis
tyist, at tie NoTeG5si e-e ton. sepi3-tde
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
Lieut.. 10th Regimen

The D1nY.-siDgIe copies of our paper canbe
had at the counting-rOom at five cents. Eewa boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
VIZ are informed that the news bcysare in the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and more al>
lodging that the paper costs them I've cents.
aenlq-dff ------
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

TFyo tie Taxpayers OF DsAdsOn county, we the Tax cal
e the County, and Railroad have been in
every district In sail county and have noe located ourselves
10 our office HOUSE, in Nashville, where be
every except Sundays, for hs ppote OF ecvng
the and a hose that do not by the 18th Of Occte
max, will find thar accounts in the hands Of a. officer Ia col
lection hereon We compelled % have and
owing the hardness Of the 5es do will
without cost J. g. BRILEYi Railroad colesies -
r. cHADRHLL, Sste and c0urg,
September q, TI-E4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
For AIdernlan.

Weare 2uth2riz a q annoa IN s. O8EATHAM can
didate EiruGn in he Fifth zTd a. the esEing Runici-
pa election q September aug4-ts
Ecr F-uUC}IgHan.
We author =ai P. L. PARKS as candidate
for Council n fIonl tie Fr-t Ward ssV27-3td
We are suta5szsI Il announce WARREN, candidate
T Councilman the Third Wsri, at the ensuing municipal
0loclvn sepSte'
We ssth7rzd % arros7cs gro =. DARDES as can
dusc fer Csc.Ign Councilman from the Tlrd Ward
tep3 te
W. are suih riE-i 10 announce JoHS J. McCANN as 3
es1Gida for ecu. Ia he 9Th Tard. Gugal-te.
We hozs.d 20 Dr.. E. W. HALL as candi-
dztc for GoGnciinan II he 5ta yard acg0 to
We E5zsL Dr. J 7. FORBES, IS can
di6ae represent she p Wsri in the Common Council os
ofARaAvills. l. he -5any municipal election. s98ss
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SnoesI shoesEI

FAGRAR, DIsNukEa & Co. are opening most beau
and Children Call on them, ladies, they are beaxti-
full, and they sell them very low for the Oasai
marehlI-H. Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
sock rity mnIs.
UNEON A~r AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
Rags.

Save al your rags-cotton, fax, hemp &c, and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
Tha South wears Ost moro such goods than two
such Nors and yet the North saves double the guam
dty Of rags for making paper. Let thia he changed
hereafter Ss7e the rags to make paper and there
BIZ Eavo money
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
GeneraI Oraers,NO, as,

FORT hk1k1, 1en1. HlFeEyl :
August Esd, 1861 #.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging TO Shis
Post are directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. By orders of A. HEnAs
Col Commanding at Fort Henry.
w. L. MoCoSNIoo, Adjutant
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WANTED

A the CIsiborne Machine WORKS and Foundry 25 frst
a class Backsmi his FinsheTs to whom fair WRgeS and
steady employment will be g aEantsed
2 =