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Nom De Gsausirsr, Eo-5E, "a.
cephaHo Pills accomplish he olsc, for vhies they made
via Cure Of headache in all is forms
From as E,autnsv Eog6LF, Ia.
Tsy have been tested IL han thousand eSss5 With
Fsr-H p, Democrat ~ Co.d, Man.
{s ere o ssy s'S ,sSs5 w. W. s s.d,'s, '1 :, sr
from as Sd5ertser, ProvsdsHes, L. T.
ne c-ras. PIT, arc 'a5 70 be rs9.lsasy .essI, I.s,e,
soaPisin' EAioh has ever been discovered.
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wsas.Iug snaous NJ sFGiins, aad Ms s1Tyal'a csPAss
s,aa as Eara,sAa rap,y sar, rraa''sa, ia,
Vs., ~ ps''oui 's''nS vi sA'ad'h' "A' ny 'A'-,
Fsvr, ne S,,ss.-- Fea s;ees-. SIC 7rsa~,. Le,
~ hen yog - =, afflicted and We are ,ss Nat your ,ss'
Cd Ssaess nat no oths, nsdlcias olh Protrrs
Non he g Lv-ts r,r7ocrG.
TIE Immense d5nani Os the sreo C'phaHs Fns) rsPlds
Increasing
Fyoul as Gdsstte Davenport Io,rd.
NJ spAiav wocd connect his with article he dd
not tt1tc 20 possess real merit
From tss Adcsrtssr, FrortdeHcs, r.
TIE testimony a their yOF strong hon the most rs'Pec'A'
bs quarter
From ne Daily Es,cs, EetrP0rt RI
Cephanc Pills are taking the plae, o. al kinds.
nom ne Commercial Bu,,siiR BSS-A No
sadto be very eMcaclous for the headache
FFrell as Cou,H.evcitl, CiHciTa.
suEerjng humanity can be relieved
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

Tlsy have been tested han thousand eSsss, With
Ire laecsa..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29


HFvsv O srArnrSs Esq.
Please IueIos, cert- Tor Which arsth,.
boy yau- Ceptalc Pulls 1bey truly ne 6ef Fjs IhtUs
q r'.|f'.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

Hlv-r,v occ-rrsr A gentleman vac s-riyed here,
YESTERDAY. from Wr.sr.bars STATES tbs, ,hs Bro15-
..,-.a landed &C Esvpo- Ness on Eootsy. marched
ts g.r9.aa. ald a., nov occupying tsat psce-us
itr.a.- residing there hsF.ls previously abandoned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

Cephalc Pills accomplish The object FOR Vhies they
via Cure Of headache IN all is forms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
mEDICAL CARD.

DIT. "A Y. T. Garnett,
HAViNG r-moyed his residence from withasto D. c. TO
hlehmond, VIII hereafter The practise Of his proec
sion Ia this rity and v'cIriy.
CTTcE Main street Taylors- next door 10 Meade
Bakers Drug Btore. ma.5 gm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

7 UusNE'S GESCtrE FRENCH EXTRACTS
for The Hanikercisf; Lub soaps English Honey Brown
wnisor and other cho Toilet soaps; Toilet Mirrors Hair Pre-
Taaon Of al kads; genuine Tortoise Shell CombF Ivory, Hrn
Rubber Oombs; Brushes IN, Nail and other
Brushes ore and having all been bought Tor cash. will be sold
cheap, st Jos. LA!DLEYs,
Family Medicine Store,
nhs Sign Of the Red Mortar 5th aad Main Streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
CAMM PATTESON.

NH4H4T I''O-E'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTISE IN THE COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON AND AMHERST.
Omce Buckingham G. IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

you srs have been troubled win me hsAdsehe 'end
boz CePlAc Pills 80 that yoa nay hAvs then Il case Of
tacg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
PARKE P0ENDEXTER,

ENNENH1 N = H11S'
ATT ORR T. Y a 7 L w.
Richmond CITY, Vn.
WILL practice in all the Courts held in the City NJ Richmond
w AID me counties Of CheerGe d. Henrco and Powhatan
ce on the corner ofl4h Pearl and Streets over the
store Of Noah walker 4 %. de20-iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29

1i'T Tr s9sdy iis o5 an 2 Vim ' be
tire timts weak Va Leave EIchmond FOR Frederick,
burg NJ Iays wedreisy' and Fridays Returning oil leave
Preder cksburg ald arrived Richmond Tuesdays Thursdays
an Sa urdt
Freight received Tsesjays Thursdays ard Saturdays un
o'lo,k q. IS sAML RUTH, supt Trans.
Office K ' aud P E. R Company,
Richmond MY n. 1901. myi2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
~~BAKER,s PREMIUM BIT.

fJ'HIs delightful end quiet RETsEhT will te rprneI 70 "a
visitors the 18Th Of May. II is i've NILS hom Mill Ia
Loro' Depot
price
tYT-An ample supply ICE secured
myl3- lon FsAZIE2 R,NCOLPH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-29
LAW CARDS.
u xxET or vALLKR
KERFOOT IL WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS AT Law,

NR-Prompt attention TO Collection and Land Claims.
REFsEvN ~ -ssmue NJ Garland, Amherst q n Va Johr
Thompson Jr Amherst H., Va usand Christian ynch
bury Va Mcsiey speed DO; Judge n ~ Burford, Dallas
Texas; Hon n H. Darnel, do misc dtcly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26
The Wool Product OF the south,

According TO 4 recent collection OF wool stats
ties, there is pro6ucsd IN all the Southern States
not including Texas, 10 900 600 pounds Of VOL.
The number Of sheep in Texas in 1860. As shown
by the census report Of that year, W a. $40 600 49,
WIKI tiese, at tEeE eEGmergted, end those s;nea
brought into the country, there may possibly B.
100 OOJmOre, which, added to census returuR would
increase the lumber nov in the State 70 500 COO
OF these at least 80 000 are Mexican coarse wool
sheep. which will not average more than one and 4
halt pounds TO the fleece, making Of coarse wool
$4,000 pounds. Then counting the 200 coo Merino
and other Improved stock to average three pouods
to the fleece, and we have Of in6 wool lao OJ0 Is
whif b, added 70 the coarse wool, viii make 1850
600 Of Texas grown wool
Including the wool crop Of Texas, it will be per
ceived that there is annually produced ID the Cen
federate States less than y 900 900 pounds
according to calculations, made in well Informed
quarters, there are required Annually For clothlBr
blankets, &C. six pounds Of wO0l for eTery iadigi-
ual in the country. Estimating the population II
the Confederate Ststes 20 be ten millions we nad
that there Is annually required for hone consumD-
ton sixty millions pounds OF w0al. or fOrty-eight
millions pounds more than Is produced
The deficit sh0 WI by these statistics is certainly
4 large an serious one. Fortunately, however for
the S6I.b, EoJi Is tEa oay sTts Of tau'actu15 CT
which We have no. an abuclIdE su5riy.
I, has been stated in some Of cur exchanges that
there are now az work in TIE Confederate States
more machinery for the U9Hug7cture Of woe.en
fabrics -ls1 csu be suPP..ci wi.i the materil,s.-
fstc!-89f.1 E<ll.I5.s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26
from The Army Of the Kanawhs.

The Lynchburg Republican, of the 22a, contains
an interesting letter from its editor, r. II. GLASS
Esq, attached to Gen Foyd's staff, dated Richmond
Ferry, 20 miles west G. Sewell, Oct. II from which
we extract tie folio wing.
The latest information in reference 70 Ele move
msnts of ROsecrans is, that he has retired &he
last of his men from the south side Of the GAuley,
ard IS, probably in hasty retreat with his Isin
strength to the banks of the Ohio He has proba-
bly, LEFT suah Getachments at Gauley Bridge and
Carnitax's Ferry, defend those passes, bat this
is only conjecture. We are LILLE capable up here
of Judging of the course Of ting Sudden backward
movement of the enemy, but we have reasons to
suppose that 1t occasOusd in great part by the
consious iDpossibiIlty OF breaking through our
compact lines at Sc WELL and by the imminent dan
gers which seemed to thraten Cincinnati Itself.
The rapidly advancing movements Of the COnfed
crates in Kentucky and Missouri will have won
derful tendency to weaken the enemy's lines IN
Western Virginia.
On Friday morning last our encampmert on Sew
ell was struck, and General Floyd's column took up
its line of march to the KsnaYha Valley by the road
running West of New River, through Fayette, Ra-
leigh, Boone. DC, while Lee and LOrinE still reL i.G
On Sewell 1t is the purpose of General Floyd TO
STRIKE the Kama wha about ten miles above ChSrles-
ton and thas throw himself in the rear CT the enc
my, unless he IetreEts before him to the Ohio in
either event the expedition It q confidently BELIEVE
ed, will prove most i'm Crtant and successful one.
1t is understood that the movement will be greatly
strengthened by th3 speedy advance Of the ceptral
colup2n of Les end LOring along the line of Rose
Crals retreat fOU iVi pot be surprised, therefore.
if our combined forces winter &c the rich valley Of
the Kanawha and the enemy be expelled OUE coil il
that section Of the State:
We felt sad il leaving our eatcenched position
upon Sc well, where we expected our little army to
have covered itself again with the lsQres OF gO
rIous victory. But it may be that cur work has
not been in van the continually changing tide Of
war may yet float Us back to them, and make them
of great Importance in our defence. They cover
space of abG@t four miles, md though temporary .
in their character nevertheless quite formula
bic. The earthen portion Of them on Burwells /
Mount will probably remain fer q century, and be the
object of curious interest to childrens children.
" Twas from this point" they may exclaim, that
the tide of Northern aggression was turned back in
he war of our independence in 1851"
You can fern no adequate conception CT tbs con-
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COMMUNICATION

EessrS. E3it0rS: That the sick soldier cannot do
battle Tor his country, all viii admit yet upon ex-
rnri-r Che h'spital records Of eur army, we'fnd
hCndre "a Of Inysli1s Of months standing az unit
for duty - dag So when frat regstere1 on the sick
lis AID il laany instances thed8es Of entry nj i,
charge, prove that the SAM Individual has st
ent times been receive into the hospital treaged
and discharged as fl for service.
Now It is evident to every thinking m'nl that tbs
most robust constitution nay be 50 ia ,ts.-ei b. =
severe attack of disease as for mo.Jns 70 be inca
psb3e Of enduring the hsrdshps OF csn3 itte. AL
It is fact known 20 the intelligent pbysi.i;n kat
numerous disorders. simple Of themselves. AZ 81
c0mpaHied by SCqts,Lc. fJrmidatjs e., d. nttu5e,
which usually supervenc on the sJighs s.. ry3 -1.r
even weeks after cOnvaescencc has been es-aJ..u ,
or the hospital furlough expired.
Take, for an example Of q large c,ass OF 81 C
tons, measles, 2 disease. harmless IN its simple
ard uuc0mpicstsd form. yet dangerous when found
maIi'esti1E i.sclf n the character Of pneumonia
plGUTisy, CT any OF tie variety Of bowel disorders
concOuiiraut with which Is associates.
We gi-e It ~ IN our opinion that in chls or fever
and we might conclude the entire group Of msiorial
fever, nineteen cases Of every twenty discharged
from the hospital, return o. remain 10 camps unfc
for service, It being the next thay 10 impossible to
effect permanent cure While subj c.ed Il the If.
racularltes and exposure of the soldiers life.
IL the above be true, and if men and money con.
sti;u.e the "sineEs Of war; il wauu certainly be
an economy Of both means and material IT, OF the
"
lisyed By a competed surgeon o. the medical staff
to be imPoteut tor farther duty entirely dis
charged, thereby saving the Government i'm
meDse expense besides securing TO tis 7)9r, dist>
bed soldier the care Of his frien5s ard the com
forts of home, or if hs have EeiJhsr, 20 receive
the fostering care Of the Government: he enlisted to
fight for.
But as 1t is, when body Of troops is about b.
ing m4rshalled into action, We fad that we have
been deceived by our numerical strength, the fight
ing force being much less than our nam5ers indI-
cate and as cOnsel uence We are compelled to
couple fragments Of regiments in Ord!r 70 the full
complement Of number.
To husband our resources OF men and m1nav,
and secure reserve for fu5uce wants. It strikes
one serving his country without fee reward
thSt to, discharge the disabled Of army and sup
ply their places with recruits, would be a step Of
good policy. HosPrAL, NJ b.
2. s. Since writing the above we have had the
pleasure O. meeting DR.. D. W. IASDSLr Surgeon in
charge of the Western Department of our army.
who states that examining boards, composed Of
staff Surgeons, are being formed 10 Z chmoud for
the purpose Of looking into the condition Of our sick
soldiers and disChSrging such a' the circum5t8n.
ces Of their case may authorize: which will be to
put into practical operation the suggestions above
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26

We reprint the following rssolBtiana or, :.
the Housa Tbr,-s5,v bv ~ r.,
- - - 10'-
req g 'eI@' Typ Sr~ P-lcAi errors.
Rssolusd hy t5s General KsssptlFJ n Es ST., 81
Ts,sssses That hav1rz full COZ 61-n.r h ~ -
.tice OF our cause in this tine OF pariF T., a,, 90
try we should invoke tAe gui5anse ant r~,,s..,i-
Iof HIN in whose hands are The desrluie. 81 ali "a.
Itions That IN view of.the ulouent7us in,eres-,
involved IN tie strugQie now going on h. tsaer =
United Srstps and the Co1l.5erqts ~tatsg -
the success Of chr causs 70 b. vital. 10 49,, -.
man Of Tsnnessce. That. while civil war IN 4,
|osl1,sr Corr, l., a caIsr,i,v "a ba Isrrsr,. A ~ ~
al a - 81, 80 4 ,.a,-rl that e., -,
scsrt,VEi4 ,,i-g,s,- 10 s,rs-z9 .-,i,-t -.-.,1.
ana r,l,,.,r. If fi -.rs ,r,r,rni,g IN. SEQ a.,
br.., ,ft INTO h,s.,,. ,tl-s;,r ia 4. ,,a,,t,- g.,
..1-- ,f,-ss,r,,s q, ar,,. .,r-I Thsr fl 80 oe
reare.s.c. p, a. ~ r-,sy-,,,I;,t 5i,ts-,
have cnls,,c1, t,--ss. f.~,lr5l IN ana r..,,r,,,
DESTINY drr- 11.r- .,-.... ESQ .,-,t fs,-. Of 80,
rer4iTr. ard t-,r tt--....-.- ...-... ,....,
sad thcir higsest Interests. ..l t.. -.-
Die Of Tennessee their fem eud Mt A .r..,-.- IN
support Of the Confederate Govarr-,sr, ,l,,v-,,
as We do that in the most perfect h,rr,Dg an =,
found the suress guarantee fer present s-fs., "a
future success. Aud that a7v one yrbo .g1,,f4 4.
this hour Of danger 10 the c1unt-r sr1 Il, v;,Isf;
OF that D ltential voice which has been sn,i ~, -
peOple of Tennessee. ATTEMPT 10 get m 4.sass;-'1
ami internal strife ard thereby irsJsousiV ~ -
draw any portion Of the neoDle int. the fi7fel -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26
Department. CT the Rfssissippi-Invasion
CT Teuuesscs.

Several months since, the New York BsrGli cal q.
Ell the attention of the Government 10 the import
Gnce Of occupying ClsrksviIle. in Tennessee. The
freq1sn. forsys OF the Federal guabo4ts up the
Cumberland river, snd their buccaneeTing expedi-
tons down the Mississippi together with the fact
that between twenty and thirty thousand Of the
Federal troops are between Bowling Green and
Louisville upon the railroad are facts which iadi-
cate with vcTy great certainty, that the policy Of
our enemies Is to make grand attack upon the
principal poiatsc0nmsndiEg the crest highways Of
the Tennessee aad Cumberland riFss and the pas
sage to the Cotton States through Virginia and Ten
ngssse.
Paducah. Smilhllud. Henderson and Louisville
are already occupied by the Federal forces The
former commands the mouth Of the Tennessee and
the second that OF the Cumberland. The most i'm
pOrtsnt rarosd il Tennessee crosses both Of these
rivers at points oaly a few hours Of steamboat
travel from Paluc2h and Smithlsn1. Il Is of the
utmost m2Ora1cs that the defenCss Of these rivers
should be complete at ell points and the highways
they afford b. most efsctIaLy closed against the
enemy.
The Mississippi il said to be 90 completely fort
d as to preclude the possibility of any attempt Of
the enemy to descend it. Late movements indicate
that the enemy is contemplating the experiment o.
passing through Tennessee; and in a short time we
may BE- compelled to witness the immediate absa-
dJlment Ofthe campaign IN Kentucky and is trans
fer 20 Tennessee.
the railroad from Memphis it would put him in Gen.
Euckners rear, cut IF communications between
dfersIts parts C the State, and leave Memphis and
tbs whole South fe=rfullY exposed.
The situation is evidently critical Ths,routes we
have indicated, ali Jrj immediate entrances 20 the
Southern States; and every consideration Of safety
urged in fact by the indications Of the Northern
press of the objects Of the invasion of Tennessee
demtuds that these routes should be strongly and
yigilantly guaried.-Hictm0nd Eaquirir, Oct, %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26
Grnnd rlLrIsio., law o. ,Eennessce.

The annual meeting OF the Grand Division held in
this city On Thursday, l7th, inst. The attendance
of I}elegates, though not near large on pre-
vious occasions wss fattering in view Of the con-
Sihon of the country. Lsrgc numbers ofthe mem
ssrs are ia TIE sgny ga: the order is still active
and st work.
The Grand Division excited the following officers
Cor tie nsxtyear.
Wm q. Ewing Ct Davidson C. VI.
Geo. V. Bjsksnore Of G0rdlettsvills c, VA.
". Bryce Thompson of Nashville c. S
Il P Jones OF &aSh7i.Le, C. T.
4. C. McDougaI o. Savannah, G. c.
J. 7. Montgomery OF Sumner c. S.
Rev. Jas Marshall Of Davidson G. Chap.
Thc following Delegates were appointed to rep
resent the C. D. of tais State in the proposed Ma
tional Division Of the Confederate States, viz
Eslao L.t:oa. JAP. Z. Fsrria, D. D, Jno. II. Cur
reg, S. S Hall, Isaac Paul, Arson Nelson, ". Bryce
Thomson. L. E. Lynn, Jao. Clendening, Hugh Car
eol, =. p. Jongs W. B. Ewing, and G. W. Brakeman.
The meeting Of Delegates from the Grand Diyls
Eon of all the Confederate States to organize Ma
tional Division will be held in this city, at some
time within the next six months T.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26
ELaLI DspEedaLiona-LmPaE arr..ls.


We are pleased to learn that Hon John D. Ash
more, one of the Special Agents OF the Post Office
Department mas recently effected two important ar
Of persons guilty Of violating the mails Of the
Confederate States.
Ole was 3 clerk in the P st Office at Augusta
Ga, who, alter his arrest fully confessed his guilt
IN the case which he Was taken into custody
Tie numerous losses 20 individuals Of money sent
through the mails, occurring, apparently at this
important Office have caused the Department much
annoyance, snd We trust thsJ the guilty. cause has
now been detected and removed.
The other case was ire arrest Of mai! carrier
between Augusta, Ga, aRi GIi.isJn7llls 5. T. lie
arrested IN the act Of breaking open the mall
aud, upon berg arrested, part OF a forue. mail
that had been rlQ-d, WIS found upon his person
lie confessed to eight distinct rC5Jeres, and gave
information that may lead % the recovery Of thu
yalUsOle contents ui many stolen letters
the business public and the entire letter writing
community Will rejoice that these Ufn Lers are u
be brought to punishment, AMI viii also commend
the zeal and intelligence With which n. Special
Agent conducts his grdu0Us and Important duties
a few more depredaIOrs arrested and csmmitged
for ial viii teach the useful lesson that there re,
sides IN the Post Oh;e Department both the FigCr
to psrsue and the Disposition TO punish all those who
violate in any way, the mails Of the Confederate
States Richmond Dispatch oct. p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26

HENaY COUNTY INvApED.-Ke learn from Mr.. A. F.
White Of the rJt!TOad depot. that gentleman who
up the train from the river last night, that
LIncOlu's miniCn5 were landing both sides of the
Tennessee river below Fort Henry We suppose
that they after the railroad but they will get
sight OF the miniature Manassas before they get it,
Paris Sentinel Get. %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26

Capt. Z. c. FOsEER, Of Company c, Rock City
Guards, arrived il The city yesterday from W,ss
tern Virginia, Gnd brings large number of letters
for parties ia the city and vicinity, which can be
had on application at the Office Of Nessrs. FOSTER
& HcEwIN, Cedar street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26

Eo1E FAN,sTlsE.-IAc private resi- l. nc or Gel
:. W Alien letters n county coma. tnI lnt Of Ill,
second Virginia regiment, has bseh burnt By tb1
iacendiary torch There are many in thzs section
Sha seem to be suffering because OK their feaIry 10
The South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26
OUR war FOB INpEPENpENcE.
TEE OAmPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
From the RisAuoui Examiner, Oct -

Glorious NewA from the POtOmae.-A Bril-.
liant Victory ia the NeIghbOrhOsd OF
Leesburg,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26

Dispatches were received yesterday afternoon
giving accounts of brilliant victory of our arms
on the banks of the Potomac.
a number of reports were circulated of the af.
fair, but. TO secure the most authentic intelligence
and to put it beyond all popular doubts Of It's relia-
bility, we we're SO fortunate as to obtain copy OF
the following official dispatch Of General Johnson
himself:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26
order 80. I3l,

B5or-er Ct saj- General PoE, tn. be Of who it my
.
WFTE viii, BE g: Instant, 81 ''c' ct a. car
W Ha'ehclse, in CT ksviis 'r p-biic sale % he
" hes bda- ~ Ter cash he fg0Tilg g lll p-rcus
VII:
tTPfr, As3isl, sodl Eanc7 sos- empty Ais parrs's,
Waon Lu1s, HagO Lard, as y4r0uE articles
required for the publ service.
The ABOVE goods portion q ts gh. founl eu toard
THE steamer samuel err HOWELL B.ACkEAN q c..
ClarEs lille. Tenn. october 81 1876.
The Sashvile Union aud AHs epY l Fay Of ale,
and gnd bill 70 this efi,s-- CE1Tk.rt2s Segers7HtaR
estss- IDS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26

Don't fail to read On frat and fourth pages.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26

The War Department had received nc dispatches
whatever yesterday from the Peninsula. PersO1al
accounts, hoEever, confirm the present report o.
the landing Of the enemy in large force. in the
neighborhood of Yorktown aE9 Newport News
YOung's Mil, where oar fOrces were engaged with
the enemy, on Tuesday afternoon, is within two or
three miles Of Newport News. The result Of the
action is Eswsi:ed sitA Impotence; aud we may
expect news, least, todsy, Of som thing decis~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-26
From Kentucky.

secaI Correspondence o. the NASHVILLE Union ard American
VII an Advance of this Dvision Be mad. s-Spscula-
iions a5saE f-Coaaeil Of Har-Fagitivss from
Greensboro -R,mored Novsussas on Rsnderson-Ss>
rious Casualty F.derals at Bacon orsek-W Var be-
t,Oeen Great Britain and tie Lincoln Gouernmsnt-