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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

HE BLACK FLAG-We have information that the
authorities of South Carolina have communicatad
VIA Lne government upon the subject of "hoisting
'ne Ulaek nag, TO which allusion has been made
SINCE the attack upon the coast of that State 1t is
Deheved that Gen. Lee has received orders from
Ine war Department, urging that those captured
~ De regarded as prisoners of war, which will
be dlsregarded by the authorities of South Caro-
ma sns that the same course will be pursued
WIlcn Governor Wise adopted at the time of the
'onn bro" raid upon Hsrper's Ferry-wHEN WE
ABB DONE WITH THE INVADERS, THE CONFEDERATE Gov
NoV IA. 'i'''''"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

Defence oE THE SrATE.-We are glad to see that
in providing for the defence of our State, at the
present time threatened on every hand. The Bill
offered by Mr. Carr,we believe, and which we print
elsewhere, is think adequate to the necessities
Of the timea and this or other bill similar in
in its nature ought to be passed at and our State
put upon sure footing against the invaders of her
ShelbyoiLe ErpoSitOr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
For Rent,
PHOFOGRAPHIC CARD.

EI1O AALeDa
TAKE pleaSurs In announcing ny old friends ana cas-
toners that AFTER absence Of two years, have again
turned the practice Of the Photographic Art
all branches having purchased the interest Of ny brhe
the cid established Gallery IN Union Street. and having spsn
four nontbs IN New YORK the saner 70 obtain y al
the iats proveen IN Tie art have painted, renovated and
enlarged the Eute Of Rooms throughout Thai facilities
now better produce FIRST class haa Galleries
condnse 10 the comfort Of patrons. trust
only the proud PoEa the Gallery has ksreofore
sustained, bat to elevate It TO sal higher standard. have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK, sf the best Photo
gApheB In the Eoa who took the Pictures which Obtained the
hSt premium At the worlds Fair In London in 1851 and
not only to make this the ezdng Gallery In
State, NJ work Ehs not be surpassed North Sea
and inroduee to The public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
TIgnette, plAiR eoloTsdI
IVorytype1, caloredi
Patel Pictures, life siEsl
Photographs on Canvass, LIE slssi
Whiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhstoEsOhs, IS taken ct ons sittinr.
Bbsneosoopss, on glass or paper.
continue 70 make lie MeaiLotype and Amhreype hereto
FIRE. Ths above styles all entirely IN this city exopt
TIE Autograph Gard. wish oaly made Ct tine All
Who in IN llns ey invited 70 give
call before aiding sssEhes, Ehsn Wi prove b. oecalAE
dsnourt7atiOn tas sbcT factI. RssDessaliy,
oot3i-R rl'A-s ?. " HDGHzs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
BeeVes ANA FORK for the Army,
M So. O,oo,,Iog.o-

Beeves ana PORK for the Army
Not for SpecllGtiOzla
NEE undersigned has been appointed Agntfof the purchase
BesYes HOEs for the confederate States (not for sped
ulaon and call Is requested Of all FsyEg either for
who wish 10 troops provided liberal prices Tennes
currency Confederate Notes WIN be paid. Call ct Cuu
mngs & GilksSnsJ College street, near Church street
J. p. CUMMINGS.
Agents for Purchasing Beeves and Hogs
for the Confederate States.
The following ge1smsn agents for purchase Hogs and
BeeVes for the Confederats States
Penny bskeF and Samuel Thonpeoz, Wilson csunty;
II James, Of Giles county, r.
A BeEtie and Samuel Little In Lincoln county
Berry & GouRR Coffee county;
samuel Ellison, Smith comfy;
Crockett & Ransom, Rutherford county;
John FTerson, Mr. Cox, Wocdside, MauFy county;
Thomas, Barrett and CALDWELL Bedford eoanty;
. = oOlyar, franklin county;
Robt Donaldson, 0Fertoa county;
W Utlty, Robertson county;
W Lave, Sumner county; .I
KobertD9 and H Parks, Marshall county;
GeoTgs51I Gay, James Coleman o Jenkins Hashvle ;
> mi johnson and James Casey, for diE
fsrente j. =. oUAAlNGS,s
oet97-H BP
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

TEE hDEPENpkAf ON SECRETARY SEWAAD.-~1ne
New York Independent, Grew. HENRY WARD BEEcH-
ms papsr) Of last week, contains the following
queer paragraph; .s--
just as we are going to press, we receive most
important piece Of Information from q reab 9
source Il is nothing less than the expressed con
YiCtion Of Mr.. Seward that the GoverBmens cdngo
succeed IN this aodr that the Confederacy will pro.
baby be recognized by the European powers, aud
that peace viii be the reaut in sixty days In view
Of this, Mr.. Thurlow Weed has been sent to Eng
land; and if he shall find the British ministry do
tsrmined to recognize the Confsderacy, the Admin
istration here viii prepare for peace. It wss to
pave the way for this that the discoursgng report
Of Adjutant- General Thomas was allowed TO be
published. We have no space at this late hour to
remark on thia information, except to say, if en-
tirely correct las we are positively assured it
viii simply break down the ADMINISTRATION and de-
stroy the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
Rem OVAL
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purchased Of W. " Finn his stock o. Wall Paper,
&C. aud renewing my Etoek Of Looking Gas9esi Gilt
Frames Venetian Blinds, Win Shades, Artist Materials,
&o de to his CW Fnn'B cid Stand g Public Square,
nes Deadeck ses where Ehahe glad % ss nv en|s aEd
patEons. W.YRnHkAEs
Hft1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
B. o. KEESEE & CO.,
Commission ard Forwarding
M e IL CH is, -.
Warehouse, 81 Front Row,

Special Attention Paid TO sales OF FlGur:
ID EEERENCESs-P W snaytAe, N O; Hewets, Norton
Ia 4 Co, o; Dufeld, N o, J Fisher. Cashier Bank
Tennessee, Nashville; Allison, Andef & Nashville
Hume, Cashier olarksTe; Meschesl Gabrens Mssphis.
Young, A!e witt Mcclure curtis, at 0zksyille n
ibis house. . neYs-d3n%
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
MAPS FOR EuEgss1
Scientific Discoyery---ElIectFS-
Water.

veil known TO TIC profession that zsctzicitg the gsat
motor or kfs Ryery remedy which rssilT diseas
do 90 because Of IT. electrical sdaptaon the WAntl Of s
Invalid. By the Of such remedies and kLeCTRlo
WGTE in which patients bathsd n currents Of sIsre
Ladssbeng attended By aLady.I c1ng al kinda o. old
and Obstinate complaints which have resisted AL cther
q eurs "consnnptves receive s bnt in such cases.
where patients weak to ysitme, heas then By TIC
BrombtOa Hoepfgt lhdiFtons, which hfeshed int tbs
diseased lung right at the seat Of the disease ssnd two
stzmps fer P2mphet Other patients who cannot come 70
he HkALENa WkTKEs,n can, BY sending Gfeee EgsssT
aRd fall description Of symptoms have medicines to them
ssnd for Aceuar The Electric WaterB extract AL mineral
substances taken medicine otherWse absorbed The
perence Of twenty years IN the treatment Of many theGF
and ehrsnic and Womans diseases and WEAKNESSES,
Be regarded reasonable guarantee Of FuecsssL
TP Rooms and Boarding. Furnished O.
Patients III
PHYSICIANS Who may EIh avail ths1seVs1 Of tbs val
ssbs discovery in Eecso Ba hs invited 70 call AZ NJ ocs
At No TAG, eouth Summer street
Hours fon 70 3P II. every day except tes ssasash
Address DE-. WoMBAUGH,
Faar26i-dktsIy Esshvills, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
"a rHE UNION wonrH FIogTNe FOR ?

To the North most assuredly it is The material
prosperity of the Northern States is bound up with
the maintenance of the Union. With its final dis
solution their glorys departs. Without the Union
their prohibitory tariff will be the instrument Of
- their speedy sunihIiatUn as commercial nation.
They have more, far more to lese, than the South
ern St&tes have e gain by the dissolution of the
Union. The interests involved In its preservation
are vast that the Secretary Of State of the Fed
eral Government speaks of it in an official docuS
ment issued so recently the 2Ist utmo, from the
Department of State at Washington, as !" the chief
hope Of Humanity IN all cogaries and for all ages"
Exaggerated rs this sentiment is. the source from
which it emanates gives it significance. 1t proves
that the Government of President Lincoln feel and
know that the preservation of the Union is ques-
ton of overwhelming importance to the Northern
States-that it is worth fighting for-worth main.
tanning or trying to maintain at almost any sacri-
flee of blood and treasure, even with the knowledge
that every sacrifice will be futile, and that the
chasm that now separates the Northern from the
Southern States has grown deep and wide that it
VIII never more be spanned by the magnificent
bridge of the old Federal Union.
The North must now learn the art Of war; must
create an army and navy such as it never possessed
since the time of Washington; and If it fight for
nothing else 1t must henceforth fight for its national
existence,-for were il to yield inglOriously now,
and acknowledge the Confederate States without
proving that secession cannot be attempted with
impHnitY, and that all its strength would be put
forth to crush it. there would be end of secession
movements, until several independent nations, with
interests hostile to each other had grown out of the
once great United States.
Yes, the Union Is worth fighting for, though we
thoroughly satisfied that it cannot be restored.
The magnitude of the loss which the Nor tn will
sustain by its dissolution surpasses that of the gain
which secession will bring to the South. But both
great and their Vasness forbids US to hope for
an early cessation of hostities 1t is too probable
that the war will be continued, we will not say for
years, but for many months to come, whatever
great battles may be lost and won in the interval by
either side. In the end, however, the balance of
military success may be with the North, though it
fail to reconstruct the broken bridge, the recon
struction of which was the object of the war.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
Mnnaasas Quickste

HAVE just issVed beautiful piece Il Music beRrg the
above title, dedicated TO the bTaNe offenders that sVer
memorable sPof Price, 50 cent?
Also, editions Of The Pam Song, 40 ceats Song Of
the eouth so cents Dixie all RSh 30 eens seuhern Boys
30 cents Southern Earsesise IS cents Thou art Near and
Par 30 cents This Faint Fesemblapce 40 es Southern
Belle Polka 40 cents; Pride Of the South Hazsr, 40 cents
Minute Men, Flag Of the SouIh-by Eav kos 20 cents
Recollectons Memphis, 'ERomspza, 60 cents besides
many others Of my publication, together with the Pub
tons Of ali the Southern houses
Ali sent, post free, receipt Of the msTked price.
FOR Drums and Bugles, send to Q Union street
JAS. A hoOLuRk, Music Publisher.
p. S.sIn pres, and viii be out 1910 NoEemhe Loreas
40 cus Cottage By Sea- 35 cents Lees5urg March 40 cents
and Dixie Quoksep, 80 cents ssad oci27t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
G. EDWARDS B. HAHHD, 4. P. EDvAzDS
EDWARDS, HARRIS Q CO.
Successors to Edwards, GlkersOn q Co,
Wholesale GrOeers,
FOrwardiH, and Commission Merchants,
REAkER1 m

FOrWaEulRh anu GeinllllSSl0n meIGhdRtos
ErAadIss, wines, TObaccOs, oisars, &C.
C0REAR COLLEGEAlD oEJRoR SzREza
Nashville, Tenn.
UYE ARR IN RHoEIPF OF LARGE AND WILL
w selected stock Of Groceries, Tobaee0 quors CON
a Ss q P1 g. = 1asa: s.'' t ''A We '' '' n'
SUGAR, mOEaASsES AND SYRUP.
. hhds Louisiana szgr sobsls LO1sriuE'S Powdered
50 bbl oOSss -'' suboTss r Lost ssEsrI
100 half bills KEtOa No 50 PaskAg est Louis a0iduz
.Ossls Rsna.d 4ol.ss.u sOPlS Ne. Orleans solsu
So bills LOSeE2s'B ohrush- SYRUP
CoRFEE.
100 - Esz ORLEANS BIO OF 50 bass ISEaEa 0OG''
~ WHISRY.
100 bsls HsctAsd EhsyI sObbb Robertson sOazty Wis
100 SS E ES1H, DA" 50 5Sis Smiths Ola n.srs.
panHheons Of Irilh and Scotch WHISKY.
BRANDIES. WINES, sc.
SgaaEssE sa,ks ssignsttsS 10 c@sEs Nader. Wl9s!
lOq s ss4:fs s..ts ot.rd, Dupr., 3 Sid roEs
% a. 90 sSsiI I RoossI. Brandy, 10 D% va"
10 3 j" 1Glisi PT'pIi's'r' 8 g1 siaSS wla:I
10 10 Pss1 zz5.sc.san sr.Psyr g S9zs:olsTsti
Blackberry 80 boxes bittsrsI
IS RaspbeHU Is pks Holland e1zi
10 cain RnmI
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
90 boxss Virginia TobaSsO-VAEiOu1 brApdsI
500 Esntucky
25kegs A Smiths Pancaks TobaccoI
10000 Superior havana cigzrE-TaEioul BIanesl
100000 German
5000 Domestic "
CANDLES AND SOAP.
goo bozsa tar oandlssI sobosS stezsins Candies,
zoe hE 50 TallcW s"
10 qE" $50 boxes soAp Tsdoes hadsi
FLOUR.
IOo bhls extra Family HozEi
100 I" - Euperhns "
100 bags PennEylvHnis BzekWhsat EoEs.
sUNDRIES.
1903 escks nne and coarse salh leo dozen BucksssI
500 bbl1 KanaHhs sslt; Sol Tubsi
1000 kegs Nails and sTikai IS Jacks Alnondai
800 boxes Glass Ware 50 bbIs Pecans and PilbeT3I
so Reels Cotton RopeI 10 bols Knglish MslnzhI
100 casks sodzi 100 dozen Broonli
1000 pounds Bar Lead 100 dozen Zinc wash BcardsI
so bags Shot, assorted sisesI 800 Wrapping Paper
leo dozen Fresh Cove 0ystsrSi 50 haez Pepper
8 cases sardlness sad IS AllSPesI
boxesi 80 BIN Ground MuEard
50 bxB Lemon sYupI 50 Fire OFaoke1I
80 pkI Raising; 50 bills Cider YilegaEi
l0o - kHcksrelI 50 bsisXL Aie
IS chests Green and Black
Fsasi
VIII variety Of Oshsr articles.
zrfr6-H EDWARDS, HARRIS 4 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
CR0sNs.TTEs WANTED.

CR0sSSsTTES WANTED.
yTT6H NRsViIle and North Western Railroad Company via
70 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOsssTtess feat
long inches thick we'll hsVn, to faee place not
less inches clear Of bark, timber to b B0z1d Be deliver.
Cd at the grade line Of he road In Nashville.
The contractors want to contract ioE 3Oy0OO white
Post Oak Ties Of the BEe above, 70 b dsvsrs
the line OF the road Ia piles from section II 70 section a.
enough each section 70 sapply the same. $500
Persons shing to bid viii direct to the President I'd Direct
Of the Esshsis lad forth-Ssara Railroad Company
Nashville, Tsnn --z.-- suEs0-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

TEsI WEEKLY CONFEDERATE MALI
p A @ K E II
Bc6VEe cen NASHVILLE. OlaFksVilIes DOverS
and Fort Donaldson.
STEAMER mINNETONKAs SIMS, Master,
WH7ILL leave NASHVILLE, with the confedrats
w Nail for the above named places on every a1SA
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY
at y O'clock A. HAMILTON, Agt, aahVilIe.
o. W. DAVIS, Ag't, olsrkSville-
0larksville papers copy for one Month 0et20-dlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

THE STAR GALLERY!
DagueFreotyPes, AmbFOtyPes.
- MELAENOTKPES,
BFHEREOTKPES AND PEOTOGRAPHs.
Ns44, Union strest next door to Eessei Thonpsozs
4. f. SALTZMAN,
tkATR OFERkIOR HrGaEg aALLE2Il
HAVING hted up rooms Above, sxclzsiFs7 Tor thai
branch Of buInss prepared to receive the ladies and
Esntnsn Of Hshve and make foe sss Of thsiE fcss,
be highest style Of the Art No expense has been spared s
furnishing bis apArtmen8 procuring the latest
Narrowed apparatus materials subscriber confident
intves al who may want p3curesto give hin call pslgus
~ HntTsnes nsxt dOsF CWsstj 70 vessel Thompson.
m1 2. , sALFHMAN.
A CARD
IN consideration Of the sdVanee in al descriptions q material
the manufacture Of castings veil The increased
ecSt labor quent the present Of living
We the undersigned fouEdrymen Of the city Of Nashville
PEELED advance the pee Of castings cent
tsignedl ANDREW ANDERSON,
ELLIS 4 MOORE,
7. n BRbNNA6l
Na'kvf b, October Is, Is6i-sln BeP
For Rent,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

Removed
HAVE removed Shoe establishment to Market street. No
SOS near the public SQUARE next door to Morsv Son
where Would be pleased to former customer and friend
And shall endsaVor AZ all keep hand general
nenk Of Home M ade Boots and shoes, n as Efea
variety and At low rates the price Of materials VIII Justify
Array boo and shoes and all kinds ofhavy work kept II store
or made to order, e
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
sers0-a rr.- JAMES ". HAMILTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
DTVIOEND,

DIVEOEND.
TEVHE NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CON
PANY have this day jared dividend OF hrse dollars
share, payable and after The 10th inst.
uoy7.Im JAMES WALKER. Secretary!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

Bark Mills.
EE7HR ksst Improved double grinding Bark Mills Jet invent
ed being manufactured ami will be ready for de-
lV1y BY the Rrst Of october. For sale at --.--s
~ J. LUMsDRN 4 CO..
Nell South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
LUMSDEE 4 MANN,
sept1-H No IS Magazine Btrest, New Orleans, La.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25

"EcaIithe attention Of the bald and gray
~ TO GEO. CABUEs HAIR TONIC Thu un-
equaied preparation, which turns gray hairto lis
original color, gives the haids beastifnl head Of
hair, femovea the dandruA and ticking from the
sen lp, and causes natural moisture TO 6ow from
the scalp, previded II IL used asa hair dress-
ing--it will prevent ii from becoming premature
ly grey aud coming cot. 1hoss vhe loye 10 case
upon beautiful head Of hair should not be wi.n-
Ont Ii. Thousands testify 70 Its great u erits but
10 have NO room TO iBscrt their names.
dec3dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-25
|66O. Tau and Winter lH6O
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED,
II. HurcHison. lxrnr nx~~
HUTCHINSON & pEWEY.
MERCHANT TAiLoKs,

HrxD 7FEI BET, EAIS JOaNsoH,
IT AV jus receised At their Fashionable I.,la,
ing sni fufrtsni1r tyrxtrlgEmsET, 1 cho,cs
q 1exteDsivesutPis VI UrGA0cioths. Cns.
(@ercs, vrstisEs, and q Msss Eur.
sninx 1o0nA, of all descrtptlons.
y guNa1tsc :AAl holr ork sha II - do nein 80
pst approved and sAtisfActory manner. Thsy -
Instantly receiving the New York aud phiIsdeI-
- hlons and respcctfuIi, solicit all hodesire
od work and the best mate Tss Ito ii v. Lem call
'Ost6, dty HUTCHINSON ADEWEY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-02
rla..sIaI rrssbI.. in tho Rsb.I states.

According to tho following extract from the
Mobile Req ter, the dshcisrcy OF cash in that
region sosms to bo regarded a. an incOnvs-
pitDce.
"Ths payment Of the Conisdsracy for all
work done tor the Government Ia in Treasury
notes and In the notes OF the interior banks,
the fret Of which arc sold al pst cent dis
court, and tho latter AT ~ 10 10 per cent, ~
they are not receivable at our Bsnks and,
col seqaantly, are refused by the mech lniCs
and tLo trade.peopls. Tbia in come ctioo
with the TeiuFAl Of the banks here 20 put ou
tttir OTn notes on any sscuIi les which can be
offered, bss go tmbtrrisssd tue whole cora
munity that a sottlsd gloom Ie. Is upon all its
operations Md no one sSaIns ~ kuow what
course 20 pursue.
TIE Trtssury D-psIts- nt OF the Con'edsracy
nCy very prcpuly q r. under NJ eireum'
STAGES, tO Iscs. or Ut any o'hsr than
TO consti atioI al Curousy OF the country
r'hich can never De 3 than gold or iilgur, {
| Lills Wnish ars OF specie paying bank; and
1 V white tlay have $3.50, 100 in colo Ia n,
| llAp'l Of Ec5ie snd tho Southaru Ia OF
| this city, they are refusing 10 pay th 50 who
| have luada sortracis With then fIr s)'c!e cur
ltn.y la anything but thsir Treasury notes
vhich car not bs coul ted In mon'y or in 'hf
| papsr Of LQs > uSs Of the interior, Wills they
are at tho ssms iime denan log fr'a the sd'
pended bankJ n It thoY shall pay COIN or it'
t1uiyAl, nj, for ell their notss which may II
! NY way come igto the TrSSsury,'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-02
In,er fram Fort Pirkt ns.

A letter written on to,rd the wyandotto, Off
Furi Pckens, dated June 10.b, siys'
Wa have Just arrived hsre from Key West,
and find that m alters are In desperate stats
in ths rsbsl camp. They have had TO Iva ex.
elulivsly on salt provisions for some time, and
even these are 60 scarce that great nu nbers ara
DESIRING becauss they cannot got enough TO
eat. Many oflicNrs, too, have resigned on ac-
court OF having ~ ceivsd no pay; in fact, tbs
Generalization is so great among them that We
fear that we are not RoiuR to have tho sa d.
faction Of whipping them al or all; but son
fid.ntly look fofwsr,. 20 the tho tiI@ ~ ~,
glorious star-spa ghd banner ALL sssin aoa,
from the Dag s'affa OF the ...Olen forts ard navy
ysrds.
The ~ ~. .,r.......
- .,issara |, here NOS, aud ter asp'arssnS' l.sn.
n tbis harbor bodies no good TO the ss.ss.....
is,a "a her we'll known torrible arm msht wi
enable 'er to battsr down their foriifeationA
and Al IN. same time bo out Of tie range d
heir guns. She has already taken several
prizes, one be,, - the sou 'hsrn prlvatser steam
er William II. " 'sbb, just as the later wa,
IN the act Gf cap'ui .'ok a Lorlhoin brig called
th. FSs., Of Nov Yo'k. lhs Massachu sett,
has also taken prize oi.' Key West the Etns,
an Rnalhh b,ik, loaded with riHed cannon,
SO for Psns &C ,lG sho bad a'rasdy bean thero,
but was ordered away by tho U. y n'ot strange
20 say without inspection. Our y@ssi, the
Wy sndotte, Is stationed at the east end OF
Santa Rosa Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-02
AnIIc,r nt. 4 Sic xn q, tchnrx

A Soutl Croliniau has written TO Mr..
rHtMoIE a lypE ard savage letter, tom which
We make the fllloNipg extract;
Whenever ~ slave. in The Gaf s atos are
melted 10 tsrvils insarso iouS and tho prospect
bis fair foI their being co ave'ioi int0 dsnons
inCarrAte, tbrn tho save ONBers ia tho sOI't
viii Se fond ready 70 sacrifice every slave
i,on hon danger may DO opp'ehendsd evan
though II involve tina destruction, by con
sorted Rni simultaneous mlVtm mt, OF every
usle slave oytr The age Of 10 years, OF sVep
yOangsr tan tina, II tho ree'ssitiss of the case
nay seen. TO require II; and Willing hand.
N.ll DO found ready 70 execute the Oloody
deed. Bsiere southern men wi suff't than
Illves, thslr wives aul littlo ones TO be butch
Grad, ard their dAuR Rhtsrs worse than butchsred.
by htnds in human iOTm before thoy will su'-
Ter tc any considsTlbs extent the hrrors OF
sry lls Instruction, the Calf streams will be
eh.nstn WITH The gore, apd avery suth,rn
river chokod with the fostering cncasses Of
hlaVes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-02
Military News.

HAD QuARrxss OF THx CoMmrssARrA t.
Busiosss at Commis,ary Gsusrsrs hssdqusr-
tsrs is progressing bri.kly, thu elsrks are busy
fro n morning till night arranging, counter
signing and filing ordurs for equipments Six
tsen Of the old sty 10 caunon, nov In TIE lower
story Of the building are 10 be riasd, when they
~ill be given oat ~ regimints. Among them
A'e tro old brass field pieces, captured from
tse British IN the violation, and also the can
Of Pfusia There are 10 cases OF Eahsls ri6ss
on hasd thsre. 1bs JACKSON and Col. TowS
sEsp'a arc the only regiments that have bssn
supplied with this Mind Of arms. A l)t Of
% 900 are daily looked for from "a agent nov
in Earopo Old aud iniiffSrsnt muSkets ar,
ples ifll, aud IN one corner Of The bull ling
hero ia a VIC. o.kshop, Shns mon arc busy 10
rspauinR and polishing then. This store room
reveals everything possible 60 inaSin, in the
way OF army equipusuts. Tho aracl-s have
all been made by contract, and are gsnIrally
~ good m,terial aud workmanship.
REorAHSrs RrMANfsa HIRE The ~ h
Regiment, Col JANIS 2j.n, Col. KEaRtGAN f;
hOhHt, OOl. hlLkt 10 hAlO, vi Us
GLsAi ASDKHsoS's ZIuavss, Colonel RI
KER; Taupauy, - KHsSspY, snt III,
Bto,k'yu Phaanx, d'h sono ,g'msnts f,om
Eln,ira, will leave 10 the coarse Of the .esoni
week.
FIRsr RGo'MErT USIrsD SrATEs CossII.
1UttoS GUAaD.-.various inducements present
themselves Ia this roGmsnt to rspect.bls
' young men. The officers arc men Of cxp,ri-
,nce and military educatios, the majority q
them saw s,rvice, smelled po wdsr and know
the virtue Of steel and bullet. Recruits will
I've received at the 70 losing places by Lieut..
Col. AcKKRNAs, at the Headquarters 2i9
William ST.; Capt. RYAN At Mr. HuRLEr' Z
store in 7th strest near 9Th avsLdo; Cap.
GRKxNk, at tho srsensl in 35th street; Lieu
TrouK, cor. OF 20 n s'rsot Al Il 3'd avenue, ard
at the law cfice Of Mr.. p. T. MCIIoHs 19i
broadway, corner Of pey street Subscriptions
donati""s : In eNO,hiug psosisious, &c, will b.
received by either Of thu above named gen tie
men azd will DO suitably acknowledged.