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SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves,
Relief and Health to your Infants.
put up seId this article for over ten years.
CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUMH OF It, what we
HAS IT FAILED, IN SINGLE INSTANCE To EFFECT
CURE, when timely used Never did instance OF
dissatisfaction by any Who used it. On the contrary all
delighted with its operations In terms Of commenda
this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW, after years expert
and pledge reputation for the ffliuent of soAGt
declare In almost instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhauson relief will be found 10 A.
teen twenty minutes after the syrup administered.
This valuable preparation the prescription Of Of th
has been used with neceT failing success in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieve child from PAIN invgorates
stomach and bowels ay, and gives tone and eneIfN
TO the whole system 1t will aluest instantly relieve
Gripping I'm the Bowels and Wind Colics
and eonvusons which, II not speedily remeded end
in death We believe it the best and 8Test remedy in Tie
ssorLd in all Of Dysery and DiGrrbG in Children,
whether It arises from teehing, from any other We
wsuld every mother whe has child suffering from
tie preudices Of others stand betwe you and suf
fsrng child, and the relief that will be sursyes absolutely
sErto follow the of this medicine, timely used. Full
directions fer using will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the fac smile Of CURTIS & PERKINS New YORK, IL
the outside wrapper.
SOLD by Druggists hroug bout the world.
Principal office, is Cedar street, ny,
PRICE ONLY IS GENTS PER BOTTLE.
extraordinarily ms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rnE onIEr AmoNo TEN rmoUsAnD.

HAS universally sppIansed aI other Uintnen healing
Applications in both the Eastern and WeI.ern Hemspheres
wherever inroduced end istsic merit the secret
6ccidentor disease
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A Tnousand Babies Wanted

RJNe them along and have their pictures TAKEN We
will guarantee perfect likeness every time WehAva
Room built expressly their and can take them in so
zion of .ecord Mothers need not take them CAT
iey dczsn times and 80 away disappointed, they will
but take them to
febI7u HUGHES PREMIUM GALLERY
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected EAeAA Letters.
Bv Royal O4a &N-Rv Patent.


Prepnred from prescription OF SIR UGrss, H. D., Ply
stefan EstrdOrdiadFv to the QnSen-
This Invaluable medicine is unfang In the Of all shog
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female ecnstu
Il subject IL modeates all removesall obSucsy
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO Married Ladies
Ii 10 peculiarly suited. It will, in shert time, sos
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION
These PiEls should not be taken By females dnrfne
FIPST IRREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they GTesTy'
bring on Miscarriage but at any other time tsy sdfs
In all Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Palpation Of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect when
all other failed and although powerful remedy,
do not contain on calome annony anything hurtfulto
decentralization
Full directions in the pamphlet nd package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES ,IateJ. O Bale vinA Co.'s
Rochester, N. Y.
NB-sIOO and postage stamps enclosed 70 author
sed agent will nsurs bottle containing 50 pills, By return
mall.
Sold in Nashville By Berry Dsmove and q. ". Henass.
shot j. q. Blown and all resE ecAhle dru<gSt@
dec4-6.tweDw-lF
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In CnanceTy at Uamden, tennessee.

TCtNHHNNNNHH3 ICHHHHOo'Oos
NEy B EDDINGToN, VS. Martha J Standardization
Wv DvOreeIn this appears from the petition
which that the defendant Martha j. is
II is therefore ordered pub
caen made in the Nashville Union and American,
weeks requiring the defendant appear
Of OhAucery Court Sd Monday March nexE
plead, demur to said petition the will
taken confessed for hearing eKparte
the Court. January Goth, 81.
d. P. HUDSON, O an.
BY his Deputy, W. A. STEELE
i,naI-v1t-pr'sfees4
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Tenpesses a Alabama-5:30 N.
F,ouIrviIIe & NAshville-es50 N.
EdvrbeId 4 Kentucky-2,sS NJ
Arrival of Freight Trains.
Tennessee Il Alabsms-4:30 m
IouIsvilIs IL Eashvil.e-9.25 NJ.
Fdreheld 4 Kentucky-l0:I5 A NJ.
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both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANFORDsS FAMILY CATHARTIO
PILLS, compounded from pure AID put m
GLASS GASES, air tight SHd VII; keep any climate.
The Family Ca-l thartfc PILLBa gen.
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice mere than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % dsmand from those Wis
have long used the PILLS. the satisfaction which
all express in regard their has induced place
them within the reach Of all. -
The Profession we'll that different Oathaycs act
different portions Of the - bowels.
The FAMILY A = e. ITEkARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this well established fact,
been compounded from variety Of the pursst Vege
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
aimentary CANAL and p good and safe in all
IS where Cathartic is = needed, such ID Q.
rangements OF the : Stomach, 81 e Pi-
ness, Pains I'm the Back and l. o a .;
Costiveness, a in and Soreness over
the whole Q d y, e from sudden Geld, which
frequently, neglected, = end in long Of Fe-
Loss of ApPe- 3 tite, q Creeping Sem
s2tion of Cold over = the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = weigh In the head,
sIl Inflammat0 rY - Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, Rheumatism, great
Purifier Of tho Blood = and many diseases which
flesh is heir, too mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, / to 3. Price dimes
The Liver InvigoratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills retaed by Druggists generality sold
Wholesale BY the trade Ia all the large toEns.
ST. W. SANFORD, n. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, MY
o. J. WOOD q CO.,
febl st. Louis, No.
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BURNS ( scAIps
rHE gRInap OIL rae ruRsrRY

instantly relieved their = anguish pain and nasm
nation, By tely appca- tioa Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is as if $ BY charra blsmish
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In conformation Of the staement had occasion, few
days SINCE to seek remedy for mAiady that afflicted
wife and myself growing out supposed, Of severe cold
contracted from imprudent exposure Debility combined with
Geld caused Of appetite pains the and extremity
Of the limbs depression Of spirits and constant angour. This
condition peculiar to each Of
sccdenty happened in the house Of Clark Gregory Co.,
and their advertisements OF the merits and curative OF
the Ambosa Oil attracted my attention. Having faith in the
venders determined try it. used bottle wife
according directions, rubeacen and to asonsh-
nent n prodseed perfect relief then used it
and found relief with single application know Dot how
pr its virtues will verified other most
certainly the finest application for Cold Rheumasn and Neu
rslga that have ever known tried
t. CATO McKEEN, D. D. g.,
feb2i-d&w2w Nashville. Tenn.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


1 ~~--Ok - = ~ q - = = AA<-a~s - 49,
PHILADELPHIA, March General Twiggs was en-
Enthusiastically received this evening A salute wa
fired. He was escorted to his residence by the mil
itary, members Of the Convention, &C., immense
crowds thrOnged the streets along the line Of pro
cession
The cutter, Dodge, was seized by the authorities
OF Texas IN Galveston bay on the ID The officers
IN command resigned and rendered their services to
the Governor.
Inc commanding officer at Fort Brown, contrary
TO the orders Of Gen. Twiggs is preparing for de-
fensive operations.
Inc state troops are concentrating IN the neiQf-
bOrhood and preparing for an attack. Fort Coop.r
has surrendered to the State.
Prom wasnineson.
WASHINGTON. March 5.-Lincolrs Cabinet was an
nouneed to-day as fellows:
Seward, Secretary Of State Chase, secresarv-os
Treasury; Cameron, Secretary Of wsr; EeiIes
Secretary of the Navy; Blair, POstmaster~General;
Smith, Secretary of the Interior; Bates, Attorney
General.
The Senate confirmed all unanimously, except
Blair and Bates four five votes we're cast against
each Of them.
The President in replying to remarks from the
Chairman of the Massachusetts, delegation to day
said al hope to be man enough not to know one
citizen of the United States from another, one
section from another.
The Inauguration Ball was agreat success. There
is nothing definite known about the Cabinet.
Attempts are made to substitute Sherman for
Chase, which, If successful, Chase goes to Europe.
From Memphis.
MEMPHIS, March 5.-Lincoln's inaugural strength
ems secessionism here, and determines the Arkansas
Convention for secession.
From jackson, Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss, March 5.-Lincoln's inaugural is /
generally considered as equal to declaration of
war.
From Columbus Miss. /
CoLUMBUs, Miss March 5-Lincoln's inaugural in
ha,.o 1aola- - |
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Is entirely unlike every medicine prescribed for Vene
Diseases, it contains mineral poison neussous
drugs being prepared from roots bars and leaves IN the or1
Of q pleasant and delicious Syrup.
II natures remedy" for Gonorrh9a, (CAp) Gleet
Gravel Structure and especially recommended Ter fuor Al
bus Whites FsmSles fer this complaint invaluable.
general Alternative and blood purifier equal and
does not fail to cure scroua secondary syphilis glandulAr
sWelAgs, mercura and all eruPtVe diseases, curing en
speedily and permanently than any other nedt'
cine known It dees this by purifying and cleansing ths
blsod Causing TO now IN all its original purity and Vgors
removing from the system smPure and perncsus
which have induced disease.
In all of Gonorrhpa Glee that have taed a
medical ak it is especially reconmended-n old IL
never fails and recent from three days.
Few doses positively removes all scasng heat chordea and
It does not effect or interfere with any class
business.
It can lay on toett bic, counting roo
out being suspected remedy fer private dis
Treatise on veneeal Diseases with full directions for their
permanent cure. accompany each bottle
For full directions get Circular free from any drug sere in
II is sod At retail for 50 per bottle three bottles for
nv ALI responsible druggists and dealers in icaes hroughou
United States and at Wholesale by all wholesale druggists
POTTER mERwIN, Sole Projectors
ST. LoUI MISSOURI.
Sold IN Nashville by c. W. Hendershott Berry pemoy
Ewing Pendleton, and BY all Ponsble drusgistse
where. oet1sdW&Sly
Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE on hand and constantly supplied with the
best Land Plaster Plaster of PAE and sydrsSS Cement
febl7.w2m No a Broadway, Nashville. Tenn
APPLIES.
90 BBLs spiIsenberE Baltimore, pc, elsnwo:d
'msT3-tf Ne, brsadVays
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PAmPleS BaniShed!
Faces Made OIearg
HOW
Byone weeks Of the Magnolia RalmI PERFECTLY harm
less but elegant and efectuol preparation.
Price so cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
wEHAGANI & CO., Prsprietors, Troy, N: 7.
fahIcd-dAw3n
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N BMOvILLE's Hair Tonic, fer .als by
IL DEMoVILLE co.
feb26-f
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stock for Sale.
JOIN WRoRIEY. 81 South Market Street, offers fer
sale $4,000 worth of Stock! Cal and sec him.
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Bacon, Lard, Potatoes. &C.,
I'm store and SALE Bacon Lard Potatoes Produce and
Groceriss bv COMRS l. MARTIN,
janl9Am onureh sTes@ oelo" fos'ornce'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-06

The rates of discount on Georgia currency ad-
vanced per cent to-day and i, s,now quoted at 81
per cent for the issues of the old. Banks This ad-
vance is consequence of an advance in the rate of
Exchange in Georgia.
In New York on the LIST inss at the second board
$4,000 Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at 77c. The
telegraph reports sales at the second board yes
terday, though stocks generally we're reported
bouyant.
There twas some demand for Cotton to-day
and about 100 bales changed hands at prices
ranging from 8 to 9ae. The disposition
to operate not strong on the part of
either buyers sellers. In Flour and Gram there
continues fair degree Of activity. and steady
movement in Groceries. The receipts of Bacon and
Produce generally have been light, while the de-
mand for the former continues good at g. o. and I0c
for Shoulders, Hams and Clear Sides. Our intelli-
gence from the Provision Markets of the West that
they maintain a very firm tone, with good
demand for most articles The demand from the
South is represented as still very large.
New Yark Banks.
-
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Arrival of PassenEer Trains.

NAnBvu1a AND OHkrraNoosA-ss0Q A. 5.Sc r
TEEERsBEH And ALABANA-- 1000 A. NJ, 5sOO e ~.
IsoursvILLa AND NksHv1rzn-5s0O A. n, 3 Z. N
GAlntin Express SsSO =. n
NAEHvItLK AND DrcATTE-Is15 A. NJ. AsA~ =. -.
enEIELD AND KKETUcKY-lO.15 A. -.
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sANFORD,s
Liver: Inv1&OrRtor
NEVER DEBILITATEs.

TTis compounded eptireIy from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine knoxn
and approved BY all that have assd Il, and now re-
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Departure OF Passenger trains

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA A. NJ, Z. ~
fuuzsrER AID AtkBAMA-5sf5 A. n, $500 P.
LoUuvrLLE Anp NAsHvnLa-2:15 An, 2:l5
1" GAllstin Express $500 ?. y.
nDsny1ELD AND KEsr3oKT-2:45 Pm.
NAsuvLLE AnD DEcATUR-6:30 A. H., 6s3O r n
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The statement of the New York Banks for the
week ending the I'd inst, as reported by telegraph,
presents the following changes from the previous
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FIour. Meal and Bran.

FIST rsc.iTsd and r. salsa sAoiss . eI e. - -
j Bran, . isnl o0A1s -
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HAVANA seq AR g.!
JOHN wHORLEY. SO south Market ste,
Nashville, Tenn, Imported Ha.
vanas.-JDS7 RECEIVED FROM IA EAHA.
Latest News from Old Virginia!
JOHN WHORLEY.
32JSOuth Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY HOck City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the p URE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ARBITRATION
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Tennessee
Irha na... Of ali R.nks auoted Al par are bsnkshs.

os.urcrD D1I1T AZ THr MraouIr1s B.rK-sHAr.hD & Go
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The most striking change is in the discount line,
showing as it does an increase of nearly half mil
hon. and indicating partial disposition to make in
yestments due in the fall The ratio of Coin to every
Liability is 81 4S-lOO, against 81 1900 the prev-
Gus week.
Bank Movements
The movement of the Banks in four principal
cities of the Union, in which weekly reports are
made as shown by their last statements is as fol-
lows
Loans. Deposits Specie Circulation.
n. Y q 900 s9l 67s 696 s3 % 90 ss9s7g2
Boston, Feb az 65 038 j, LOGS 473597I 6S4 $50
Pills. Feb. 25 2sl4Os64 I4635306 4,99l,704 2795,1I3
N o. March,9 IL $50 354 2,668676 Hy5e06o6 7945,45I
FotaI.- e9i.7I4546 I4s7656?3 6s 9s5 $50 Is es374s
Previous Week 023 I467627 60 07 064 AS
Last 275 361 l3l s3l621 43,I3oiI2 3009373
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JACKSON, Miss, March 5.-Lincoln's inaugural is
generally considered equal TO declaration of
war.
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MEMPHIS, March 5.-Lincoln's inaugural strengths
ems secessionism here and determines the Arkansas
Convention for secession
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EII!z!:!llii!zEal
mzIHIza
iNIRS. WIN SLOW,

experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents to
ntion Of mothers, her
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Nix In the mouth vii the Invgorstor and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEORDsS FAMILY CATHAHTIO
PILLS. cornpounded from mira and mt
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SOOTHING SYRUP.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of tsehng by soenng the
gums, reducing all ztionw alay all pain and
modic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-20

Mr.. Howard Paul, the well known dramatist and sen
tertaner, to England to-day in tho Persia. We
that it his intention TO revisit America year
along with his wife, who is said be the queen Ing
iish contrat Their entertainment would be novelty
here.
X Casson, Of England: pr Whcelwrght. OF tie United
states Navy: simpson Rosern Of England Louis Molina
Minister from Costa Rca Luis Saenz, OF San jose G.
j. F. Smith, iof Albany Lieutenant Colonel Myers, Egh'
tenth regiment " Y. ". Adluiant Russell do Nj and
Mrs Thomas D. Johnston, of Baltimore slr. and Mrs
Hitchcock Of Middletown Mss Sherbara, Of Portsmouth,
John lie Coed OF Rio Janero Brazil r. A. Hill and Miss
Kill, OF Hamilton G. W. are stopping at the Everett
House.
the United States Army, and James u KmbaI and fami-
~, Of New York, are stopping al the Gramoroy Park
Hotel
Or. Thaycr and wife, Of Boston; j. and Mss Z. Conan
OF Cambridge, aud ID. G. Hoffman, and 5. s Brown Of
Albany, are stopping at the Lalarge House.
Or. s w Hart Of Connecticut D. A. Pel, OF the United
States Army; DR.. A. Rawlings and wife, Of Tvol j. ~
Small Of Chicago; +. A. Corey and wife of Ptsburg G.
Kellogg, OF Rockville, and }. K. Potter, of Albany
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
James Leslie, Jr., the newly appointed Consul to Nice
and family N Wheeler and family and Henry Sanford,
Of Bridgeport II A. Tilden, OF Rochester; G. b. Hoard
of Waketown Mr.. Pumpely and wife, OF Albany A. Law
and family Of Bridgeport, and T. Flower and wife, of
Hartford, arc stopping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Col. Townsend c. Chcsbrough and Capt Wallace, Of
the United States Army; W. T. Carroll and p III. Watson
st. Louis @. W. Quinand and family and g. H. Sedg-
wick and wife, Of New York, and ) d. Lawrence, Of New
London, Conn. are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
J. C. Stone, Boston; r. II. staynes, Toronto J. h.
McKean Saratoga; W. Jones, Boston; Commander g ~
ellis, Washington; J. O. Bingham, Boston; Capt D. s.
Babcoek, Stonibgton; D. c. Whitney, J. b. Alien Phiia-
delpha; y. II. Burt, Rutland J Hobrook, Connecticut;
IT, H. T Gaylord, 4. Martin, whitehall NJ NJ Bnrch,
Darlington j. L. Colby and aay Boston, as stopping al
the Astor House
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Large Sale of Wool mt Boston.


: large sale Of wool to-day by Bingham, JOY & Sand
ford attracted about two hundred and fifty bayers The
bidding about equally divided between manuGac.
turers and traders and for the grades for
army purposes prices unusually high. For the
finer grades bids lower than anticipated although
fair prices obtained Three lots OF Maine light
and clean tub washed brought from so &c to SIC New
Hampshire and Maine unwashed brought Sic and doc.
respectively, and Ohio extra fleece and Missouri Nos.
and q clip OF 1860 brought Acc. 4Sisc and unwashed
Missouri 30c The coarses' feeces, consisting Of grades
Mes and 3, ranged from 491$c. 521ac., ave
raging about Sic. Illinois and Wisconsin, for
grades Nos. and 2 45c ACC. New Hampshire ieeces.
grades extra Nos. and 3 a. &c TO 40 &C., averaging
early 45c for extra. Connecticut river blue.
~ lc 4Sc, averaging Acc for washed Tor unwashcd
prices ragged from 32}c to 81 90, averaging nearly
34c. Three lots 81 Washington county, Pennsylvania
Consisting Of double extra and fancy clips sold soc
52c. averaging sic. Last year part Of this fancy clip
sold al zoe The lots ranged from 000 Is 900 pounds
each averaging TO- 600 Bullock sons Of Philadelphia
purchased about 50 900 pounds out OF 600 600 pounds
sold ~ :. Proctor, OF Boston bought Is 600 pounds
and D. IL sparhawk, OF Boston, bought 40 900 pounds
Among the other purchasers We're Hamn 4 Co.. IIIson
Co., John Townsend, and Townsend Son. and large
number OF other manufacturers and dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-20
IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO.
Requisition OF the Governor Tor Tvvelv
Thousan nd TroOPs-The Call Responded
TO-, &c., &c.


Requisition OF the Governor for Twelv
Thousand Troops-The Call Responded
TO-, &c., &c.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. l8, 1851.
The Santa Fe and Carson City mail arrived here yester
day. days ahead Of tme bringing Santa Fe dates
November @
The through messenger from Santa Fe reports the
roads were in good condition.
The Navajoe Indians committing serious depreda
tons different parts Of the Territory within the past
few days
Captain Hatch has been appointed Brgader General
in the volunteer SERVICE and will be ordered to the
States soon to take a command in General McCelIan's
army
At twelve O'Clock the 1st instant flags wcrc hung at
hafInast in Santa Fc, and a salute fred TO the
memory Of General Gibson who for forty years.
his death had been Commssary General Of the United
States Army.
Col. Candy having made requiston upon the Cover
Of New Mexico for twelve thousand militia mon for
the United states service the latter has issued order
to the Major Generals OF divisions, in which
he designaes the proportion OF each furnish
The forces thus raised will be stationed the different
posts in the Territory TO garrison them whilst the regu
lars and volunteers are in service in the field.
Four hundred men will be stationed at Fort Union
four hundred at Albuquerque -four hundred at Santa Fe
and two hundred at Fort Craig
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The New York Naturalization for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Capt. Judkns wilt
leave this port to day for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city at eight o'clock
this morning.
The EUROPEAN EDITION THE HERALD will be published
at seven O'Clock in the morning Single copies, in wrap
pers, six cents
The contents Of the EUROPEAN EDITION HERALD
will combine the news received by mail and telegraph at
the Office during the previous week and up the hour Of
publication.
Sampson Low, Son Co, No. Al Ludgate Hill, London,
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD