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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-22

BISTnNG oE SAVANNAH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAYS
ago the telegraph announced that Andrew Low, q
well knoWE and esteemed merchantof this city had
been arrested in Cincinnati on his return from Ed
rope and sent to Fort Warren. in Boston hzrbor.
Saturday last 3 private dispatch was received
here, stating that his partner, Mr.. Charles Green.
who was also returning from Europe, had been sim
ilarly disposed of by the Lincoln TYRANNY. q.
Mr.: Fowls Scotehman BY Birth, but is a citizen
Of Georgia, having resided in Savannah since he
e was eighteen years Of age Mr.. Green though is
British sHbjects outstanding his long and use
full residence IL Savannah. Lord Lyons will doubt
less give immediate attention to the outrage that
has been committed upon his personal liberty
Both these gentlemen are among our very best
citizens, and their numerous friends much regret
the inconvenience to which they have been subject
sedA SdvdTsdh Reph bftcal, Not. IS. 81
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PH0TOGRAPHEC GARD.

r TAKE pIealaIe n snasang t5 NJ of hi.ads A.s eng.
TONERS that sfher Ebse1Seof tive years. hsFe Again re-
turned % resume he Frseeso Of the Photographic Art
In Ali branches having pEreAas tbs Interest % ny brsr
lathe old established Gallery In Unon Street. and having sf
Hour nsuths IA New Jerk Tbs past sEeT to eb1n fully all
tha te in the srt asse pane sad
enlarged the suite Of ROos throughout. That y facilities
aeE 6eer Predeoe than NEST Galleries can
beast OF coa1ee 70 The eofort Of ptron trust
only he pEoad SoSti6n the Gallery has heretofore
Esuad bat q elegatEit 70 tt higher ssndard eGEe
slsoengazed heseyoes Of Mr.. COOK, ef hest Peo
rape n the world Who took Ee Petres which obtained s
srst premizn a. the Verbs FAR n EOnsOiD 1871, and
determined not only make this the leading GALLERY n
ststs ny work Ehan Tot b surpassed North Sea
and ntr0daeeto he PRhle The f4lsaing ns1 Stysi
Imperial Photographs IndiK InkD III 1C1I y &
Vignette, plain colorsdi - ~ a---.
= IVorytypes, coloredB7- o. ---@ .--- s-----a
Pastel PictEres5 LIE SiEei 20 -f-- --f q t-.-..
Photographs on Canvas, lie HlEsi f-r -
-Ylhcins Cards, mi isngth, plain; --- 80
Aztograph PhstogI RDhs, is tzksn st enc httEE. lt
stsrreoscopes, On giassoT paper. - --~ ---L
i eonnns to make tie AeA1oPe and Aubreype as hereto
ors. The above styles all entirely new in this city, exp.
the Autograph Card With only made &c time. AL
Who in in ny ins politely invited 70 give
ne call before visiting elsewhere, EhenI viii prove b. occulEg
asnonBtfztion tht sbaT fzoti--4 ~ Rs1peeifnilyi
oetsl-as SIR F-ft-E ss-f =-4 ~. AtSha-9.
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-. AREIvAI. OF GEN. ALERT PrKE-H1S Success IN
THE WEsr.--Gen. Albert Pike, of Arkansas arrived
in Richmond last Saturday, on business connected
with his lsbors among tn sIndiaH nation of the West
as Commissioner of the Confederate States His
mission thus far, has proved an entire success and
favorable treaties have been made with all the nu
vast teTFitery lying between Kansas and New
Mexico. They have now four regiments Of troops
IN the field, and are making common cause with
the South: The advantage of such an alliance at
this time Is inealculsble, and the ultimate results
will be no less important The gnmity of these
Indians in such an emergency as the present, would
have been source of perpetual annoyance and IN
jury. The hazardous and laborious undertaking of
Gen. Pike, and it's Successful accomplishment, emit
The him 70 the highest praise and grAtitude.-R
AsSRd Dispatch, Nos. IS--, \. --vl-,. s---,--7,'T
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have removed shss estaklsAeA to Harkst street. No
oUS he4s ne pubic ss7Ars, next aooE 70 MoFoW son
oaIa pc pleas d to gmT customers and friend
aus s a II tisE kSep hand general assor
nent OF rome NIB de Boots And SAoeSs in ~ grea
VARSITY shd asss low as DE price Of erEs Justify
a aaa shoes and III sEOsE 4sPt insOra
Hghss nSat prISa9psid 70 Hides and Lex Ehsr. 9
ssD3IH JAMIE " HAMILTON,
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BeeVes ana FORK for the Army,


AZ mot for SpecaGtiOn.) ,....-s Il 2:
HyHE undgned has been appointed Agent for the purchase
BeeTes and Hog for the GodeTs States, not spe
ui2on and call requested siI hsVing either for sale
who wish troops provided liberal prices Tenn
see currency Confederate Notes VIM be paid Call at Cum
- J. p. CUMMINGS. z
Agents for Purchasing Besyes and H0gs
- -1 for thesOOnfeoefR1eaSt aIes. = IL
The following ge0emsn agents for purchase OF and
BeeTes for the Confedersts States - -. 49,
n PennJbakeE and Samuel Thonqsoa, Wilson county;
/ II d James, 81 sGiIes 1onBty;slJ7sf - 'f-s
/ a BeAtie and sAuaeI Litt!e in Lincoln county;
Berry 4 Go1rn, Coffee county;
6amnsl Ellfson, Smith eountvg E-sa
Crockett Ransom, Rutherford county,
John Prerson, Mr. Cox, Woodside, Maury county;
Thsmaa Barrett and r u Cadwel, Bedford county;
+ CoIyar, Franklin county;
Robt DUnaldson, Overton county,;
" 8 UtIey, Robertson eoaiity; -
VIZ Laue, Sumner county; ~
Roberto and y n PaTisI- n, ,,hs III .or,.,.
GeorgeS,I Day, James Coleman, Jenkins Nashville.
iEt s4zs B 9 Johnson and james CaTsey, fos diff
ferentc j, p OTNMIN1g y
oc27-a BPs-.--z e IT. -
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uRaSSS.TIEH WAMrr.., Z

TNA NASHVILLE and NoFth western Rara a COMPANY vh
4 70 contract for 10000 Cedar Gre sssTfeS, sfeet
long, aesa Sks wen hns t6 fSs rrowess plaza not
less than inches Gear Of bark nherto b und 10 Be dsv
ID st the grads lins Of the r6sd In EsshSiFss -
fa wsht % contract for 80 900 white O.
Pest OAK Ties, Of TIE SANE Size a eve to Be deITersa
ne Ina Of tbs Yo4d IN pms fa ssef q II 10 sscton "a
encugA on each Ssction 70 ssrpy ne eas.s. s'el-s
Rstons Hilhrg bic VII dirset = KS President sd Direct
oys "a ne NAsdFR md H0Eh-RsaEu .Rsilroad Company
e0ssnF1lle5Tenn suiy2u-a-
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Mahassas Qaiekstep.

HAVE issaed hesGtful piece ef MuSic bearing the
above title. dedicated to the brave offenders that ever
memorable spot. Price, 80 cents. ISL
Also, neE editions Of me Palmetto sonR 40 cents Song Of
the South. so cens Dixie ali ght, - cents eouern Boy
30 cents; Southern AsfeIsse > cents Thou Near and
yet Far, 40 cen;s This Faint Bemblanc 20 Southern
Belle Polka, 40 Pds OF The Bouta MazgrkA, 20 cents
Minute Men Flag Of the eouthby RaBkirs 90 cents;
kecollectiens OF Memphis "Romanza 90 cena besides
many others Of my pukicacn, together With the pub-
tons Of all the Southern houses ~ 4-4,a' = --t
All sent post free, on receipt Of the marked price.
\ FOR Dlms and Bugles, send 90 33 Union street
Z JAS. "A. BCcLDRA, Music Publisher.
Pc SssIn press and will be out 10th November, orens,
40 CENTS Cottage BY Sea- 35cens LseSourg March 40 cn
and Dixie ouiekstep, 40 cents sead Oreefs oc7H
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LooRING AFTER Fanny EFFETs.-The Savannah
Rep,tbttcua Of the I4th says One Of General Dray>
TONS negroes from Hilton Head, reports that Com
mander Drayton,sof the, fleet, who is brother to
the General visited the plantation Of the latter
some day ago snd took complete inventory Of the
negroes corps &c, BOW ent the place. Possibly he
considers it his share Of the spols Of the Expedi
ton. and had desire to know how much he was
: worth --., - -, I
- g-s.-s - a.. Lzzs .c.1Is=s - .,- - ---a
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MORRISON. WI. FIGHTnAsrEa.5

J. W. MORRISON. VIZ. FIGHTMAsTREs 81
MORRISON q CO.,
CGmmtssiOn, Receiving and Forwarding
M e II CHANTB, SO --5
NO. HOWRrd's Row, Memphis, Tenn.
DRohPT attention given sale Of all goods Sngnsd b
RETRKzCEs. sil-j
B Grsham, A Parker & Son, Memphis, Tenn. 3.
sha5bourn , Forester, st. Louis, No. IS
French Reed Armstrong, Blsg, Nashville, Tenn
OctI7-3m%
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Bark NIL Is.

THE improved double vriad,n, BARK Mills vet invent
ed. is being fred "a VIII ready for
livery By me hrst Of OctoReTi Fer ala At -ef
-5A4''f'' asI p -lst1 .H 20 J. EUAsDEN & CO.,
s7-4s z Nell South. Markst:sh sst, Es.hyf,s Tenn.
Is s4l4nss7 Nos Sasiss.r sS SsS oli Fsa La
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Land for sale.

FFappIIesoHksnads bswe lst JsnusTT WI seIi
II rodsting terms Forty Acres CT land, three miles
fon @ Corporation linit Al Greek, opposte ESj GoTG
TAls The ost beautiful lOeatens 10 Davidson county.
About Of tie In timber the balance Ia ega
ao Thse are on the premises cczoIts1e abns and ana
Fszzg orchard Apply Hal sgE the Psee,or %
sslf for paEticniaFH. cHkS. x. W1hSIOEI
'iaiyiESf- - 80 -,.s--.z - Is z..-II :. i,
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Scientific Disc0very---11leeJro.

ssFsRe known to the profession thai Elssy Is the great
motor Of ESfe ETary remedy which really diseass
O 40 suss e q sectrcal albania ne wants Of TIE
LadssbeinE ashded by a-ladyI cuRg al inds OF cid
and obstinate complaints which have resisted AZ on Es
where patients arstoo weak % vszs, 4 at then b the
gr0san HosDidT Inaddsi0s, which hsathea into ths
deal Inns Fagh q IA ssst el he ssszas ssnd two
clamps pamphle Other patients Who cannot come TO
the sefE1EiRa WkTzRa, can, ~ sehdng s.s age-sex
description Of symptoms, have medicines % them
Send cin6alar Ths E1es Waters extract all Enerzi
rabsanceg taken medicine othsrwiss absorbed. Ehs
pefience Of over twenty years treatment many ths1s
md st sa zseEznd onzzuB x5 zk1ai5ea,- nay
be REGARDED e areasc aable gEArApt es 81 EEeeess -
05a ,9S2s2t 2le7Pe4aeliis( sEffE s51 4-z1 e ~
PHTEIOIGN8 Hho may Mn tsAzaii q iis yAI
Sabls discovery Hlscc Baths are Invited . cal AZ NJ oos
i No I46, South sun-re street.. ~-AA - we 4trf
HOuEE iaaa so2R H. sTssy DAY sxpt to sahsslh.
AGssss z -z3 80 q !Szii.- w..
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-lNashViiIe g. I3nctorir..

- that DE DTsetoss have rds q q IN OF Five Dollars upoz
sss sSEi ps ne Oh or sSee A vt Monday in ssptenbsr
next Ihe toeEhoders quesed Hat the Office Of tie
uersigned No. "a x Cherry erect, nd make prompt pay
49, n = "a z.i;sa 81; p . 81. =. B2sKlCks
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J.W D. GRKKN. JEO. 7. HAHAS.
MILITARY: BOOKS
.a.s lie. z .zgE- -sE eslGssZa.s =
G. RE Eli 1=(GeC,O:. s
NOI6 UnIon. street e
HAVE - =

n = - ---Ta
%Hardee's infantry Tactics,
Louisville editions yos 60 Fine Lithogrsphic Ilussaps
Price 81 50-by mall 30 90 e
HARpEFsTAoTIus; Memphis sHtiOn; vols IN sr PrEo.
Sl50-bJ mail IS - s'.f7-r- --. r-f --,--E = :
Instructed for. A. .'--r-ff 81 -.-r's 60 st~' =
HEAVY AETILEEY PREPARED y board 81 Army ofsssrs
he TROoPBR's MANUAL or Tactics for Light H-aepops
Rhemea Used through the South Rice 81 IS
ELEiNas REILLEREI Guide for the Fisld ArtIi.ri.s
Works On Payonet Eesfsss Army Regulations. Forsas
tons and Engineering, ezpscAa daily. = ..-
Maps of the Seats of War.
MsP lsEe 4xs feet, Representing all so6hern States
Very complete. Price - 90. .,-.----.-- Ct -----
Nap No. p size sxs0 inches representing Pennsylvania Nev
YSrkS Welavsre, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky
shaving post Office, village town and city, Price 81
Map No, B. 2x30 Representing all the States North and
S0uths Price 81 .--.----,.,. .-.-...--..- -'7't
Nap No. A. 9Oz3O Representing Kentucky Tebhesses ana
adjoining States Price 81. r.-. -.-t~7
Map No, ,2x30 Representing Maryland and Virginia win
sdagrsm Of Washington City and Georgesew6. Price 81
Old T0NEY AND HIS MASTER or, the AboIitionists ana
the LandPRts. Founded on fscts A tale for the timt
tTtee 81 .. ------ Address --f~~ "a
e. ,2;.,..-.--,--,..- eRFEN CO., 4
...-ss-o.z.s.=s ,salyJ <. 81 --z7z %
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It Is sad to record these things Of youthful Gen
eral from whose career the country looked for he
Foism tempered with humanity. But high as cur
hopes were Of Gen. Fremont, We cannot sfferd,
. When@whether from fault ormisiortuneA much
depends the wisdom and integrity of Generals to
be deceived. am, by the force of evinenee which
cannot be resisted, constrained to admit that he has
signally failed TO discharge with usefulness to the
country or credit to himself the duties of bis sta
ton. $780, 80 81 .-.-f 1 (. ,re.-l.-rs- 80
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The above is one OF the Oldest ard most reliable
Companies in the South Those wishing Insurance will pless
cali o. the undergrad At the Of Cedar ana the
square-- JESSE THOMAS,
nov2-dIn AFsuf -
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To"ergI Napkins sheetings, PRicwC Case Linens, Ia
make Of J. erosIley ard Sons -,
ply and Ingram esEpets Of the Hartford and Lowell
make q ~ and a Passs &c and Stair DO I5lr
Booking, Floor Cloths, Rugs, Mats, dc, &C. 80.
As0A large otof Curtain Goods Embracing English Dam
ask and Brocaele, Lacs and Muslin Curtains 6e s'r-
Having been largely engaged in supplying QlohrE and equip
nents for the merchants and iae > ocers VIII hnd
sale emDsnty EorthF OF thar Great b1lk u
stock being in that class Of 5ods 20 ue Ia demsrd
TG0ods pac ked AID dsiVerse eEuals - ssza 40
TERhs--oash Gin bsnksb;e fEEd0 On delivery.
noT14-dlR Watkins d FIcKLEN. s-s a
sl- ---f~ I-.4 = --1 Richmond Va {
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a FINE FARM.

CONTAINING ,4s0 ACHES OF
-VaLua Bile L and for > a e d.
o-91szsres CEsaKedy 9n& IA fine STATE
~ -5E Sk,-CaluV&ttolHs -
rvErg T.v, sa one nile FROM Jones' Station On Ire Win
eher nrd Alabama ReiIoaa nine niles don Nin8hd<
Tar and hre neIYrom eAIe, n Franklin e0anty. On tbs
Ts5 q a dzsInk ood negro eAhiaa and al
s-u-v out hssS oioss 70 The dwelling Il ane prng,
0od plsnty OF ng stock water. Tie land
IL I'M RT sa or Szstvatiea sasds unsurpassed b any
IN - stv Iifsooss 70 seh tds Vsinabie TFaet 81 Land,
- d tsf Ssssrs wa Wish e know ahout r. 70 Jeh p.
= - - -. HAgYEY. g. WILLIAMS,
eO F9-u Tfhchsster, Rranklln county, FsEa-g
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BRICK HOUSE,, situsied the Of Gay end High
NashTiiie, eetebsS 10, issI--dtf. zj 1e q
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DIVIDEND. -s.S.
-THNHE NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COM
PANY have this day decareda dividend Of Ihre dollars
share, payable On and after the l0th inst g.g
.nOy7,Im ~. : JAMES WALKER, Secretary
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Special correspondence Of the Daily Exchanged
Fatal ARRAY in Prince Georges County
ALEXANDRIA, June IA, 1861.
have been informed by gentleman from Spal-
ding's district, Prince Georges county, that fatal
ARRAY occurred at that precinct, in that district
the day OF election. Il appears that some eight
or ten persons. from Washington, consisting of
citizens and soldiers visited the precinct with the
evident design of inimidating anti coercion voters
Mr.. j. JarbDe and others were attacked by this
party in their bugges while riding up to the polls
and an effort made to disp0Ssess Mr.. Jarb0e of
revolver. Mr.. J. struck one of them on the bead
several times with his revolver inflicting severe
wound. They again attacked while deposit
ing their votes. 4 conflict ensued, which resulted
In the shooting of man ID Ogden, by Jarboe
ogden lived about three quarters of an hour.
poToMAC
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Correspondence. oftle Dai7y Erebaooe. 7

- NEWPORT, Il. l., June It, 1871.
inns p'aee' formerly the resort of many of our
ON tue south, will, it is probable, not be
visited ny the usual number the coming season.
IheFs Is considerable speculation as to the pros
poets of the place. learn that several Of the cot-
1ages are 1reaay engaged if So the chance for
The pr"prietors of the Ocean Hons
herner d Birch, who are well known and hs,n:
acquired such good name, are likely to b. n'se
iec'td oy the present state OF the country. Fnr
I'M. a.. am sorry, as you are aware of the efforts
tney nave always made to please.
The great addition to this place is the beautifrI
wa OF the wealthy New York banker, Augustus
bbeImGn' just finished. The warm weather wa
wac uao lately must soon bring visitors along
b.ar frn,1 'ne season is well under way YOU NAV
interest to relate 'ne'e oe any tnlng OF
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First REGMgNT OF MARYLAND ZoUAvEs.-This
fne regiment, whose headquarters is at Richmond,
Is rapidly filling up. 1t is to be instructed in the
novel manual peculiar to the French Zouaves ana
TO be armed and equipped in similar manner.
Three Companies have already received their full
complement of members, and the remainder of the
Companies are in process of organization. The
regiment, when completed, will be composed OF
picked men; and whilst the strictest suborduation
will be enforced in the drill-room and on duty, at
all other times the distinction between the officers
and men will not be observed. The regulations are
such as it is believed will not only develop per
sonai regard among the members, for each other
but Will tend to foster that esprit du corps which
establishes a still closer bond of brotherhood and
promotes among them, body, the highest mill
tary efficiency. The motto adopted by the regi-
ment is, "Liberty, Equality and Fraternity" and
to carry that motto in its purest sense, will be
their rule of action. There will be number of
ViUandieres attached to the regiment, all of whom
will be young women of good standing and of I'M
Improbable characters. Their presence is intend
ed to exercise a refining influence, and TO prevent
the indulgence CT those fierce passions to which the
bravest men, in the excitement of victory, some
times give way.
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x4sss's ON 70 saa Issshs NAsIesa " sss.s
THopsa.-The Psris lFe$ss) Psess makes the fol.
loving reference to the late expedition to the In
dian Nations, north of Red river, under the COM
mand of Col. VIM. C. Young. The feelings of the
friendly Indians decidedly with the Confederate
States:
In the first place, the Territory belonging to oar
indian neighbors is freed from the influence of
fe9erai soldiers and Forts Arbuckle and Cobb are
unoer the control OF Texans with the consent of the
Indians around them. Again, the Indians are fully
committed in favor of the South. Gov Harris was
present at meeting of Texas officers at Fort Ar
buckle, on the 9th Nav, and expressed himself in
favor OF the South, and he Immediately issued a
proclamation to convene the Legislature for the
purpose OF appointing Commissioners to Mont
gomery.
Again, three Commissioners have been sent to
Fort Cobb, for the purpose OF getting the Reserve
and other Indians to agree to enter into treaty
with the Confederate States This object will be
accomplished without difficulty. The Commits
sioners Col. Lee, A. E. Pace, G. Smith, OF Bon
ham.
The per pie of Northern Texas are unit in de-
fence of their rights, and every man, if necessary,
will become dier. At least tw thousand troops
have volunteered and gone to the Forts since the
| first alarm was given.
N. W. VIRGINIA CoNvENrIoN.-Fromt the Wheel
ing IntclHgencer we learn that Arthur j. Foreman,
Of w God county, has been elected President. The
| following oath was administered to him before
being allowed to take his seat:
~ do snlemny swear (oI affirm that will sup
port the Constitution or the United States and the
laws made in pursuance thereof as the supreme
law of the land, any thing in the ordinances of the
Convention which assembled in Richmond, on the
| 18Th of February last, to the contrary notwith-
standing, so help me God"
SUPERINTENDENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRs.-The State
Convention has turned over the office of Superin-
tendent of Indian fairs for the Southern superin-
tendency to Major Elias Rector, former supernten-
dent, who will continue to conduct the affairs of
said office until action in regard to it is Ia
ken by the Southern Confederacy. From the
known ability OF the Major in Indian matters. and
from the able and satisfactory m in which be
has discharged the duties of the office for the last
four years, well as his known position an
original State Rights Southern man, be will doubt
less be continued superintendent by the South
Conlederacy, if he desires to do so.-Fort Smih
Times.
THE RAGE RELICs.-The Chicago Post say!
that John McNa ly has exhibition at his news
store considerable stock of secondhand lumber
certified to have been brought away from the Mar
shall House, Alexandria, by an enthusiastic person
named Patton-Col. Patton, of Rockford. Sale
lumber is of a very poor quality, and having beer
manufactured into stair rail, is rendered compa
ratively worthless for ordinary building purposes
This lumber the Colonel proposes to sell at the rat
of one dollar an tneh!
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TIE NEGROES AND THE ",
the most ultra abolitionst, saws ,bo surprise
q"irer to witness the devotion our slave Mve En-
exhibit to their young masters who arc pTIpu,atioh
Amongst many ct the IN negToea there's perfect f.
company the uDteers to the war; and sbn,, 10 ac-
portuni otIer to be allowed to engage in the oP
fray-C Charleston Courier. Ae al
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COTTON Us. WHisKEY.-The editor of the Brook
haven Missy Advertiser offers the following arqu
ment in favor OF raising more corn than tton:
awe have always been persistentlv in favor of
planting large crop of corn, even if cotton has m
be little neglected particularly in times like these
when communication with the Ohio may be cut off
at any moment. Corn is a necessity, but cotton is
only convenience man live very well
without shirt, but what can he do without whis-
KEY 2"
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SUBSCRIPTION FOR JACKsoN.-The Charleston
Courier says:
hal. Inc merchants of Hayne and Meeting streets
wnch 1t s their iptention IN inv, in Confeder alta
tb ne, .a s interest from which will be applied to
Alexandria. u 'a"es 'acASoh' 'ne hsfo VI
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SHOULDER SEAM

PATE
SHOULDER SEAM
Shirts
SHIRTSl
SHIRTSl
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR: NO SALE.
Unequaled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BosoMs
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS. TIES, STOCKS
GLOvESTAND HALFHOSE.
HANDKERCHIEFs
SHIRTS.
w. p. TOWLES i BRO,
PATENT .sHOULDER-sEAM SHIRT MANDATORY,
las Baltimore street.
Under Carroll Hall
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNO CLARK, Jr., CO.'S VA.
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES nl5.u
RoorINs ROOFING II ROOFING II
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN's
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFLNG
by discovered for Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
oNKoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED HoR DURABILITY,
ADAPrnD TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address call on
JAS. q JOHNSON
No 2Jsryis Building, COR North and Baltimore st.,
jyse,H BALTIMORE
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The prospect is that many of our soldiers from
the Northern States, will, after the war is over
remain permanently in the South Washington
Republican.
That is a qrqpe fact.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
TO CASH ASERS.
RRANDIES GIN WINES S-c

or all brands and yintages in Custom House Stores
IN STORE,
large stock of STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE WITS
X! ES from disters of high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination of his
Stock which he offers very low prices cash. quaint
ties to suit buyers. THOS. THOMPSON,
jel4 3m go South Gay street