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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02
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SLwANEs MANS, Sept 80, 1861.
MEssRs. EDIToEs Permit me to say a word up
on the subject Of Coal through your paper, to he
Nashville people.
Some apprehension is felt that the article of coal
is going to be extravaeantly high the coming " n
ter, and many may suffer thereby.
What want to say is, that such apprensio.s
need be entertained. The undersigned, and six
other men, to wit: A N. PUrLEDGE, S. P. HoIs
LryGswoRTII, B. +. NCGHEE, JOIN. V. GOULD E. F.
COLLAR, and J. D. ALEXANDER. have purchased tie
Sswanee Coal Mines and railroad and have force
now at work, principally negroes, capable getting
GU. and shipping hundred tons Of coal per cay.
Our Board, who are the sole owners upon full con-
sultation some two three days ago determined to
supply the demand at Nashville at moderate price.
Notwithstanding cur information is that we could
sell all our coal at Memphis and Southern cities and
towns, at enormous prices the fact is, preaE>
ed for heavy contracts to large amount. But We
looked to Nashville as permanent market, and en-
barked in the business because we felt that Mash
vile would be a permanent market, and therefore
feel II to be duty, as well as our permanent
interest to sell csa at Nashville through the coming
winter, as if there were no blockade.
NOV, 10 tL-e people OF NasHFlhc VIC plcuke OuE
word that through the coming winter, barring ac
cidents of most SERIOUS nature, such as the
destruction of railroads, &c, they shall have a
splendid article of coal at % cents. This includes
both rouEd and lump coal being well screened. NJ:
cosl will be % cents, aad fine coal Is cents.
Our Ecrsened coal, including both lump AID round
coal il, in our opinion, good and nice parlor coal
as if it we're all lump coal; it, however, there are
those who must have all lump coal, they must psy
for separating it, and their coal will cost them IS
cents
We have Just eommsnced orr regullr shipments
TO Nashville and we have ths word of Col. STEvaE-
son ard Wr CoLE, that they will do al in their
power to facilitate the transportation OF our coal.
We will have n9 strikes, aud if the people of Nash
vlls want that much they-shsl have 100 tons per
day.
We have q coal yard and carts Fear the n i c.
Railroad depot AID Hr. JAMES HARRIS is our agent,
selected mainly on accouu. of his known integrity,
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PROCLAMATION.


Isham e. Harris, GOyeFnOr OF the Suite
81 Tennessee.
Where's, The Government of the Confederate
States having callsd upon me- through General Al
BERT SIDNEY Johnston for THIRTY TlIousAs TROOPS,
for immediate service in addition to those ALREADY
in the field it becomes my duty to proclaim 70 the
gallant citizens Of Tennessee that their coun ~
demands their services.
Camps Of rendezvous will be established at Nssh
vile. Memphis, Knoxville Jackson. Trenton and at
sueh other points may be necessary for TIE sc
commodation OF the troops, where they will ts
mustered int the service Of the Confederate SGres
by Companies, Batalllons and Regiments as they
may present themselves, except Cavalry, which
will be received by companies or bstalOas, The
troops having the right 10 elect their mpsay
batAllIcn and regimental officers, except surgcoLs
quartermasters and commissaries, which will be
appointed by tbs President. Volunteers for tie
war are greatly preferred, but will he accepted for
the term Of twelve months.
1t is earnestly urged upon all who may be allie
to do to supply themselves with the most etctye
arms the country affords such rs the Tennessee
rife, the double and single barrel shot gun These
will be replaced BY furnishing the troops with
tHS Suu ~ NAo EARNEST PLdCt4Sao4e
period ~F
Judging from the p1st know that it is only me-
cesSary notify the gallant aoss Of TCn1essee that
their services necessary to the coronon defence
and they win promptly and nOby respond TO the
call, thus PsFpStuating our claim to the proud
title of The Volunteer State
Ts armG fslloW.countryEea, to arms! Let there
be no delay. The insolent mereensries of the
Federal Government are threatening an invasion of
our houSE from every exposed point upon cur
border.
Let our gallant citizen soldisry assemble in such
numbers, and preSs forward with such spirit upon
the hireling invaders, as will hur them back upon
these who aent thsn Let as call together an army
sufficient, net only 70 repel Invasion, but to parish
the aEgressOr.
Ts I'LL this rsqziiition Of the Government Of the
Confederate States l. IIHAK G. H4REIS, Governor CT
the State Of Tennessee, by virtue Of the authority
in ne vested, do hereby proclaim HAT / viii
cspt for the service Of the Confederate States as
above specified, FHIRTT THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS.
-, In tSsiiRoney whereof, l. IsHAM G. HAAS,
! L. S. Governor, as Aforesaid, have hereuCto set
49, nay hand, and caused the greet seal Of the
State 80 be affixed, at the Executive Department,
in Nashville, this, the 2sth day CT September,
A. d. 1851.
BY the Governor: IHAM G. HiEEIs.
B. RAY, Secretary Of State
Patriot, Avalanche, Appeal, West Tennessee Wing
and Knoxville Register viii copy.
j. E. Z. RAY, Secretary of State.
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GEN ZoILiooFFER's BRIaABE -Corporals sHAFFER
and BuMPAss, of Col RAMS Regiment, are in the
city, having been sent here for the purpose Of
ryng on supplies of winter clothing for the soldiers
of said Brigade. The Brigade is now at Camp
Buck ner, Cumberland Ford, KY. Messrs. SHAFFEE
and BuYrAss go directly on and all persons having
Blankets socks Shoes or any other articles for COL
RAMS Regiment, willleave them at RAINS a BRowN's
Drug Store, marked to the person for whom they
are intended in care of the Captain of his company
aad the Colonel of his Regiment.
ar. rENoER CHANDLER viii accompany Messrs
ScTaEFYgg and BUMPAss. They will leave Wsdnes-
day Oct lst
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Scum KRIS observation-disclosures Of ou- lady friends
will never forget their romantic visits to u, salt
setre cave in Cas- county. They viii be glad to
learn that il has been converted from 3 common
and political TO an uucomnou ard practical use.
1t is pow made furnish Tillainous saltpetre" for
tbs Confederate States. The venerable cave was
lsid under contribution in a similar manner during
the war Of 1872, and The sslTpetre was then hauled
in wagons 10 Blount county, Tennessee, TO be nan
ufactured into guDpoWder it is now taken 10
Nashville. An ATersge one hundred and twenty
i've pounds are turned out at p cents per pound.
The operations are carried on under the superin-
tendeuce Of our friend, Mark Hardin, Esq, who
owns the cave, and the same man who was employed
in 1872 in managing the works Rome ga )-So1ah-
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and he has been instructed that, so far as doing
justice IN the weight Of eoaIis concerned, he is as
much the agent of the people Of Nashville as he IS
ours. 1855
We have ixsd the above prices because we be.
lieved they we're nothing more than remHnerative,
which win be admitted by all, when it is remem
bered that we bring our zeal ITO miles by rail,
which costa much more than shipping by the river
from any mines within reach of Nashville.
A. S. CoLYAR,
Pres't, Sewanee Coal & r. r Co.
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CONTAMINATION
AURFREEsBoRo, Sept. 3O.h, 1861.

MuRFREEsBoRo, Sept. 3O.h, 1861.
Editors Ct Onion and Araer :caa:
II accordance with the wish Of some friends,
authorize you to announce me a candidate for
Congress in the Fifth Congressional District IIav-
ing limited acquaintance with the people, re-
apcctfully ask them to meet at appointments shall
hereafter make. Having never sought political
preferment, have no prestige Of p.Et success TO
commend me to their favor nor made past political
sacrifices for which l ask 4 reward What have
done, is done; would it were worthier." Our
people being At war for all we hold dear, shall
ignore all issues save those which tend to succsssl
prosecution Of that war, which d!ons can save us
from cruel despotism. shall hold up the hands"
of those to whom is COMMITTEE the direction OF the
great work OF Vinlicstng Just cause, in this in
iquitous and nhum2n strife and shall ase all means
to Cfsctuate the couases their patriotism and wis
dom under kind providence may suggest. If the
people will honor NE, will strive to prove worthy
Of their kindaess, ana No: disappoiut their trust
Il. 2. kEEBLE.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Far'ieu'ars Of the Battle at Lex
ingtOn. ne.
oN0OSDiFroNAL sURHESDEn Of rnE
FEDRRALs.
Arrival Of Gov. Jackie,
AT LsxlnE,oa,
Particulars Of the Bs,,,s -
instOn, ne.

MEuPnIs, October IN r..
18th Acknowledges m.io.a Tribune Of the
federatss at Lexington. - 'ietory oy the CoR-
Gel ulligan commanded ,-;,,
strOnglY entrenched. Reinf,rra- - ~. ne was
cepted and 5riven back we're inter
The jgkt lasted several iays fro,, a. =
2lst The situation of the Federal sle ION 70 ne
daily. Sor,ies and skirmishes oee1rs go oes perSte
The Home Guards were much diss fs.essS
raised the white flag, finally the FederslS bsII
ceuEeil and decided 10 Candidate. Prizes s- nsl9
sn unconditional surrender of the sfF,s-s..le.d
oners. sine men to be allowed 70 depart without
arms. The Federals marched ert 10 ~ So, .-ous
Dixie. VI
MullIgAn shed tears and the men ravsd, but took
an oah not TO serve against the Confederacy. Null
gan was EORnSeo
Gov. Jackson arrived At Isr;ngton S.t,,,Iav yv;sb
bis travelling Legislature The rri.onsrS -3nsrr-
and specie captured WAS iumsrss n vas a sFDls3.
did and profitable victory.
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King Cotton and other Kings.

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and geld. The staple
nss be ruler ia its sphere; coal is good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
IS very nice when one has plenty Of il But of all
kings the one most to be dreAded.is the FIRE King,
and the best way to guard against its ravHges is to
have your property insured at the Insurance. OHlcs
Of ". J. MARE No Is College street. sep5-dn
ANDERsoxs BmGADz.-Cspt A. W. TICK, the
Qusrtermaster of Col HArToN's Regiment win leave
this place for Western Virginia on next Monday.
AL letters left at this office for members Of the
above Brigade will be promptly delivered.
Sept. q, d If
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DE. KIN0's. DIAPEKsARY
req PRIVATE DEsRAsBs

49, DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, Ter thu
EA1AsLS four PEARS OF Louisville, Ksstzeky, Aai VIE
devoted attention to tbs tatsat 81 prEse diseases
thirty yers hsttsS himself having attended prssss fer
many years. cured thousands he shabed to
All dSeassS Of private nature, matter hsH eai ssy
from injadcs1s medical eD neglect Of k
Dr. Kngs Dissensary No. = Deadek street, between Ch
ard SuuAre where lie all diseases Of private
GoxoRaKA srre1 without nsnSious medicine 1ssreses
sroza buEzess
SrRcruREs Of old recent dsss sEssaAly N
DAYS ~ an operation which pAa Whore sIisturs
exist health be enjoyed Perhaps dise
ksshief and EndeTIaiRes the constitution - mach. .
sTPHILIs with al the diseases Of the skin, growing eat
Ist OF sad treatment be sdecta4y sGrsd few dsgB
eKAHAL WEAXEEss psrtsulr attention ASVinE bean sEeA y
and all the TsTnk ont sft brought
On In aay The deSrusVs ksbs Of ineonSderAts
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the Pasisns neglect Of
which will undermine he constitution, rendering the sub
atfor business sOoety, and causing premature old
Females may b Aborns with SHT difficulty Of tie WSEb
nav rest assured of immediate RELIEF.
Persons residing abroad ~ srang aRa tHg hsI case VIII
fee directed Dr. A. King, Ma q Dsaek street,
Nashville Tenn the bsoSS5a-y sdens ksir
address, with necessary drscoDs Strict secrecy observed 0es
kours from O'Clock in tie morning anti lin tie svszET
suay22 lS5qdkElY #..
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DIED,

the rsSsasS Of hI fAGher, this city, yesterday
o'clock Capt. IN. R. DUNLAP, Of the Artillery, eldest
son Of Gen Pas. 7. DUNLAP, ag-d about % years.
friends ard l1i ed to atten the fIrer
al at family rsSssse heLemoIs stree: II event
s'cIs:t Divine service by RsT. c. D. KIIOTT.
Osteber 81, 1851.
The friends ard sequLutane.I Of Mrs REBE7CA HUME
respectfully invited attend her -er from the Fs Pres5
tsrisl Church at 21I o'clock to day
Divine rYies ~ RsV. Mr. BARDwELL
October l., 1851.
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TEE DArrT-Single copies of our paper can be
had at the counting-roOm at Eve cents. News boys
and other dealcrs are furnished at two and a half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
Wa are informed that the boys in the habit
Of selling siage copies at ten cents and mere, al
lodging That The pepper costs them ave cents.
senIQ-Hff
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LEGISLATIVE OFFICES.
Principal CLERK OF the Senate

Principal CLERK OF the Senate.
We are authorized FRANC NJ. PAUL, ste As
tsn, CLERK Of The Senate al candidate for PRINCIPAL osk
Assistant CIoYk of the Senate.
We are auhorsS to announce JULIUS A. TRoUsBALE as
canddste fer Assistant Clerk Of the Sc ate Of rernsos
We are au hOasd to announce JOHN HccLLRIN Of SUN.
cosuy candidate for Assistant Clerk Ct Tie Senate.
Messenger CT the senate.
We sgshpzei 70 arnoulos J. P ,TTERsON a can.
ddae for AaSs enger tie e ns Of TENNESSEE spgdt@
We are srthO' lied TO sBnsunes JAMss H oC0NELL Of
Tennessee sept. 4.
Weave authorized to announce JULIUS B. BRIDGES, Of
sep7-td'
Principal clerk of the Hsuse.
We autsOr SD ounce THos. BROOKS, CT Smith
count as candidate sr Prime pal CLERK Of the HOu Of Rsr
wears authorized to announoe SAM T. BROWN Of Chat
han candidat fer rrneAl CLERK sf the House Of Repre-
We are authoriz. d to arnounss =. s. RUsswUkH as a
eandat for FrhO pal Cer OF the House Of Representatives
weare authorize to arnouuss W P FARMER, Of sonsr
vile candidate for PaPsi CLERK of the House Of Repre-
Tentstives snksl-te
Assistant Clerk of the House.
We su,hOrizei to announces wnLIAX J.. PARKzs Of
Nilamsoa as candiAs fer FrSs Assistant Clerk Of the
House o. Rspres. ntaiige5.
wesre author zsd to srnsures J. u VAs DYKE, of Nc
Min a. candidate for Assistant oi'rk Il the House Of Rep
EngroSsing Clerk or the Hsuse.
We are authorized TO W H. MOTT, of BeKaIT
souaiy candid 's Ter Ensro'sEg CLERK sf tbs Hous q k
We are authorised to aBnsuue. TEos. L. BArBNAs, sr
Representatives
Assistant DOOr-Keeper of the House,
Weare authorised to snpou2es JOHN 9. BRAEsFoRD sf
HOUSE 81 Representatives. ssPIs-dtd+
date Tor Assstsat Door Kssr Of the hSu Of Representatives
Of Tennessee LegisiItuEe SugSo-H
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UNION AND AEE ERECAN BUSIN EsS
NOTICES.


Save all your rsgs-cottou, fax, hemp &C., and
send them 70 market, where you can realize shres
cents peund.
The South wears oat more such goods than two
such Norths and yst the NORTH caves double the guam
tity Of rags for making Paper. Letthis he changed
hereafter Save tbs rags to make paper and there
by save .roazey.
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For Congress.

We authorized to W. Il. PEWITr. Of Smith
county, candija:s for the FIRST 0onfSde ats Oca
fregs under the Constitution Fourth Con
essissS DCt OF Tennessee, al the November election.
sp25-3t
We Authorized 10 announce r. P. SAUNDERS eanh
date for CehgreS5 from he Seventh Congressional Dc
The hoTemDeT election. Septl7-dtdt
We authorized to 3. THOMPSON, OF wilson,
cSudi fer CongrsSl from tbs fifth Congress
trict at the November eie-tiOn. ssplT-tde
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snprenaa Ludge EIectlor.

We take pleasure IN calling the attention Of tie
people Throughout the State to the fact that on Sat
urday next, the 5th instant, they called upon to
go to the polls and by their votes elect some one TO
ell the vacancy occasoned BY the resignation Of
Judge R. L. CARUrHERs on the Supreme Bench 81
Tennessee. There are four candidates-c choose } e
between them. [Oet2-dtw t1t,le
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Huntsville Female Col

TEIHIs hourishng school opened %
inst with fill Fao.y and and seSd tazing
nunser Of pupils
Pupils charged from beginning Of the onh during Viii
they enter The location Is safe and pleasant con
tanning full IaTcDlars sent application PRECEDENT
Confederate Bonts and Treasury Eotes taken Of par
Huntsville, Ala, Sept %, ,s-di1. u PRESIDENT
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To volunteers.

All persons who desire to volunteer for a period
Of twelve months for the defence Of the South can
have an opportunity Of connecting themselves with
an Infantry Company by calling at the ofice Of
MICHLEL VAUGHN, No Al Cherry street
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The numerous friends Of ARNOLD HAREis will be
glad 10 learn that dispatch was received from hir,
by friend in thiu city, stating that he hid been
"released uncoudftionslIy.n
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Ii thos Indebted toll hrm Of JhoEp.o1 FpeTr9 4. Co.
"A viii peie ecme forward without d-Isy ard make pay
ment, At No ~ Market street. tn
ssptsuser Is isI-if ROBT THOYPsON Il 90
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TIC Nunrere Iuracrhin.

We authorized 20 announce A. }. AARCHBANKs, Of
Wsrn eousty fer judge OF the Supreme Court the sless
the 81 October next, fl the Aney Oo;4Goned By the
re.ienaton OF K s. CsratherS auEsate
We authorized % snaouncs BLOOMFIELD RTGLEY
ddSs Tor Judge c. the 5zpree Court AAey oe
ossongd by tie resignation OF the Hon R L. CAEuthsS
uEfU-ts
We auorIe5 - snIounos 10 c. GUILD OF Sumner,
csndi Cdte 81 tie Supreme OOGIt the elscSn
the hftr fsy Of 0ctsAer asEt. AuEStde
We EHthorzed 70 ounce Y. 7. COePIk, Ess , q
cs1di1- FER Judge the SGp-sGs Court tbs election
tie n IT. day o. 0o.she. next AuE9-ta
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OUs ARMY IN KBNTuCKI iS dsizg very well, but
to bring the enemy to close quarters we should
ssnd mora troops iatO that State and to enable oar
brave leaders 10 Dc this without withdra wing our
forces frSn other points whore they arc needed
just as much, all who possible do so. should
volunteer at once, 20 that the 10000 sdditicna
troops called for BY eur Governor may be in TIE
aeld before the enemy has time to fortfy too much,
and those who have property liable loss BY fire.
whether they volunteer not, should call without
delay to the wall known Insurance Office Of ". J
MARE No. rs College street, aad have it insured in
some Of the Oldest and most reliable Southern Com
Panies. octl:s
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6enoral Oraers, No. As.

FoRr HKSRY, Tenn. River,
August Esd, 1851
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging 70 this
Post are directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. By orders of HHlAAs
Col Commanding at Fort Henry.
". l. MoGoSSICo, Adjutank-
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RecaU1rs WANTED-To serve in the goth Regiment
now IN Kentucky. They will be required to serve
cay the balance of the term-nine months. ANY
one wishing to join VIII meet the undersigned At
DEMovnLE & Co.'s on Friday next at II o'clock, or
at the offlce of LnrcE Bosr1cx. They will meet
CORPORA! Battle A. j. ADLHs,
Lieut. 10th Regiment
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" AVIEa this d-y sold Nr Rost Tn mps y eur s,tIrs
istsTsSt in the sock, notes and eUots Of Toupssu
spsrIy &c, take PLEASURE in Ts701- ending lin 10 tbs
friSAsa Aaa PAtrsAS 81 the old ARR.
J9HEN y. sPasEY.
HENRY SPER3T
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CITY NOTICES.
nInre rniInr. Wnntad.

MOre IulIOTS WanNsus
Forty Cutters are wanted in the Quartermaster's
Department - cut clothing for the army. Steady
work and gsoipay. Apply at Office, Public Square,
near The Suspension Bridge.
G. W. CUSYNenAX,
Assistant Qusrtermaster.
Sept. 2s.h, lSGl.dlw
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7sRsaasf nzss sea FTof Hosds z47sFsnUzsn
paFsi. head ~ Il viii Interest yea
Eaar22-dSLEly
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FTNHH sesassrIAiP ssrsOrs szis be,Hsea the szaer
3 siEnrd. under he Ira Of 1RJsFso RRT 4 Co.
70 this Dag dIaolVsd - a1tua J0hz g. cry
He Spsrry rsTiAE fron the firm. Tie bu-rss eoa.
HuHd By Mr. KOst. rheupKn uaisr the style RosT
TnoHPsoH GO Whs vilt all against Arm
and Is a'e1e EnIh9rhea to The Arm iqzisa ea
ROBF. TEOsirsOS
IOIS =. 91BRgT
Kenny sPRRRT
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FoE EEsT-A desirable suit Of rooms in me
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
ofsoe dsc5o
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NIFIY recruits will be eeVed int CaVArJ Co apsly
& Saddles furnished Report At GASP Bowling
Green, XIV, fJrthWith. AGDRHW J. POLK,
Camp Bowling Green, ssps. -, 'El-e2w csP CaVarJ.
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RIneksnith Wnnted
sfteuItOn, Tennessee CAVIAR,

SLAVE preferred; also strts. Pie Wo'k sTsht Gad
e perfectly safe. Wages P'id AonIAly. address a-
sen9S-dIWs ETA Box les, ChAtaHooE1,
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Free and Save PopuIa1ion.

RETURN OF THs FREE AND SLAVE INHABITANTs, AGGRE-
GATED BIT COUNTIES, FOR THE EAsTsRE DISTRICT OF
TKSSRssSE, IN THE YEAR 1861
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The Co,,on inIorsmenr.

We have compiled lie following eompsTe statement Of he
re,eps d. Cotton ports The lst Of ssptsa-
bar from Ae latest all dsfrsrsc,iVsi this Once:
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Jackson county, Alabama, has. fourteen comEa.
nies in the service.
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RoM the s1b6criber, living in E1Esaed, vssis
" sgo,a Negro 1OmaE5s OF dark bro or, ID
about years cid Raised ia this eOunty and be
about the city.
viii SYe liberal reward Tor her ApPrsbsnliOR dsvey
to me. lsssfl9-G2El dK9. 5. H0BSoAs
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RrcsU1rI WANTED FOR THE ycsASN ZoUAVEs-
30 or 40 recruits are wanted to complsts this com
pany. This company will be attached to Col. An
GLADss Z)uAve Esgimsnt to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; will be drilled in
the regular zoasvs drill and will 60 i0to camp i'm
msdiately. Recruits are wanted FOR the term of ?
months.
Apply to the undersignsd on College street, two
doors north OF Broad