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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

! ~" W. "oi III unlii oil thuustn1
bounding ead cxnitant hearts; in behalf
Of the tender mothers, wives. sisters, low.
cd,-and il may be, Lsirotied ones-yon
leave behind; in behalf Of The more than
ten thousand female hearts who this day
pray God speed your patriotic tolls, I
come to present you this pledge. pledge
designed by patriotic hearts aud wrought
by patriotic fingers, that they vii. ne-
| ihcr forget nor forsake you: our prayers
and our contributions shall follow you
I Though we WELD no sword. and direct
no unerring bali upon the field of battle.
/ yet, be assured that in our hosems burn
a patriotism as lofty--a courage IN our
appropriate sphere, as daring--and he.
roism as chivalric, AZ that which hsrves
the brawnest arm which, Yields the bat
t'e'ase, and clcaycs down the foe upon
the Geld Of carnage ! would II were my
privilege today 10 buckle every sword to
your heroic sides. TO cngravG upon every
blade, "ssmper payasas" always ready
to tender to each Of YOU talismanic
flag, and were ! permitted to DO il, would
say--and every true Southern woman's
heart would bound in response 10 the
sentiucnt--bear this where glory waits
you; let no ialtcring hand or timid hear,
ere sully its brightness % battle under
iss inspiration. aud ii you fall fall amidst
It's trophies, make its folds your winding
sheet, and look proudly to Heaven from
that dcathbed If fame"
Gentlemen, thS occasion awakehs eA.
clting ana spiIltsnrrin3 memories ana
Ill.
associations VINO mas not s'uaieo WIN
ss,nlraiion me miracles OF pr"wrss ana
va'or achieved ~ irAan heroes lhey
are ,eofAH Te'o"''a' fah's' WIN her mon
sau" Hu'hpct tongues mas no Ptou'ef
note 10 senhu' ~ "a 'iiis ihfo"s To-Day
arc hcroiv hanSo's' ga,nht SURVIVORS OF
former cohorts "''u endangered ne =, ana
iimp IN 'hs'f country" service. IheH
5eaifea ahe waste" l,I'hs po,n' 10 'hf
nca'' scenes % 'sn 'ac,H,o' hoh''fey'
Dn,"a s'sta' Sai'tii'o' ana Mexico
Heroic LANE, ",u your p'"Ne e9'lP'n
ions III arms iHnnsh no seu'PtnFeu
utn--ho ihohuineh'a'vAa' O'c, transmit
youf names u iutu'r gehora''ohs' H'I'',
le'nehoer' mat wren your vnse sta'""''
frames ana non nerves F'''''' nave e'uN,,
Dieu 'nto aus, Vostl'ty, as neF huhs s,n''
"gali 'rena tue he'Bhis o, NJ 'npeFe!, pu'
card Ms ,ronnds "a c,erna, mansoie.
S"'" ''''f H'""""N ~ .'''"N u. ''S'n
ans, reared ny the hand ~ tud hiphCi,
rs impcrishnlhc monuments to Your valer
aud patriotism.
rheu. The valoraus cohorts e roAas
wcat firth un5er the guidance VI ilmt
l.uue star which shane s, lon. aud su
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

.fW H. MASON. .frefprv aad tVsins,'''' a;
Iur len srson. reys-. VIII practise AN plo,
no 20 the Sixth aal Eighth Judicial y ''tisi gai
rnl i rsfso, the uisi'Icg tNufiy - thc iulinslas
.rtl,. Narini. tasi. Titus, hlric, li"pk'Hs, Rod
vi. ru3la. Harrison. tp.h.F Anl Wsad'
: . prampt attention paid 20 the collection OF
suas Street. over ;. la Sc. saith 4
4 - y. 1871. n9iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27
1NbllslrIaIl1.

ra fA,Lar. VI 81 ''Sh.
MRS !. TAYLOR & u. W. JONES
J having ,,ken ma uliee nos' 'leor ip ilE''
pr. Rrall uoar gbe North s. stern rnraer Of
uablir -glart. ol'f 'heir nrof s''aasi scrNices
,ha people Of Marshall aal ib' .afrpaa'ilng
rntrr
pt rAyloe can b found at ,hs Office or at
rrsirnce.
Dr. Jovrs. when not professionally engaged.
1 ,s found A all tl,acs A. the Often.
M Arsn Nj, Jan -, 1851. ul''y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27
ORGANIZATION AND DEPARruRB OF THE
wr. LANE 1ANgERe

| ''V"Sf "'sp sS"Hy W t"H- Wy sh'I th' W
march for tho State capital, to offer their
scrv ices 10 Gov. Clark, and 10 taxc what
cycl position dn,y and patriotism may
assign them. 1t was thu first company
raised in this section Of the State for the
war. and was made up mainly from the
young men Of this county, with volunteers
from upshut Cass, and Panola. Their
ages would range from ! $ to a5 young,
vigorous. and enthusiastic. A finer
body viii not br presented TO the State.
Nearly every family in this community
sends a representative IN ihis company.
The hearts OF our people 60 with them
The Republican Office furnished three Of
these volunteers, Mcssrs Chambers and
Klsin, and u son Of the proprietor. r. w.
I.ooghery, Jr. -
The presentation uf the Flag of the
Confederate States, presented an interest.
ing nld imposing scene. The entire pop
ulation Of Marshall, with hundreds from
the vicinity, were congrcgeted at an
early hour on the public square. The
/ Rangers on horseback, and ready 70 take
7 their departure, were drawn up into
/ line, The Marshall Guards, under Capt
Bass, company that expects to take up
( its line If march for the east in few
days was marched to the right. fronting
( the Rutgers Miss Sallic o. Smith, had
/ been sclectcd to deliver the Flag, in be-
/ half Of the Ladies Of Marshall, and Mr.
( rnEoponr lIoicoxB, hy the Rangers 10 re-
ceive it. Miss Smith was beautifully
( aud taatinlly a,tircl, and rode an elegant
milk white s,ecd, She presented mod
81 Of ease. grace, and loyluess. and as,
accompanied BY hcr escort, she took her
position, thrill Of admiration porva-
/ dca the concouysc assembled 10 wiiness
the sctnc. Her address was admirably
/ delivered. Her voice was clear and
musical. rendered tic more harmonious
by the scnsibii,y with which her words
were conveyed We append the CORES.
pouience and 'hn hol3''H.
AA@h'll' Al9' - le'''
Nt' S'1s .. Salts
lhe undersigned ,nmmillcc. ia lur u. rhlTgs
/ Of q plcesn. Rld arcep'ahA aui'y g lh'nsi'es'
sna b st'ni' cf the gii'sas u Harrison e2rn y,
iespee'la''s s7i''-,' = f'it - g I. .s
l'I .,, 'r ' ,l feg ~ MI .f@ stats H.
NJ, A. ), t,.s p,arr.. 'n h,t SATURDAY.
me,pin.
1be i'G,olr'.Ha If l'lt ui'd'.lus"'''''N ~
thc herosm uad So. fsaeg.teins -pii' 81 your sex
( 4 h gratifying ir know aad lsi il'a' Toe ar
sp''h, 'n rs TO- - a." a., h. ,,,r.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

. ftktY 81, ssA'
Is II. MshAI. .5ieapees If I'm, Hasriia4
p. f.Nta. ~.is'rusfiee In The rpntts - .Ae sixth
SOD District md IN tiss ilissNyt tfHls ~ ~. y
gt ,ud m 'ite tis'fict tsegts ofs'4esand Nifpa
't.. dapil 20 ipiepo tcuf. AZ fyiel-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

A.. HOWELL LEWIS. having located permanent
Is II Ni.,rshl'i pfr' HI, professional sor'i'es =
dIh!if. He trusts shall sixteen year. rNl"iisnpe
b. treatment ~ ii'ciscs VIII secure him ifef'
haze Of patronage.
E,enestr-pn the -sfce, iehliu- towards 'silif'ff'
ss formally oerapci by the Rev. y tleaiiaais'.
tfflus The one isfsiy ocensca ey Pr. hsHi
h.. ID. i.sl. missy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

All, 4 MoSEiY, itsornsss and teaHr'iior' at
tnesr.s-M. J. Hail. Marshall, Tos~; >. =,
e.eicy ieGcrs,n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

A CoSrHAcr 10 CoSogeR 1Bs SauIn--
4 man, signing himself A j. Owen, and
who is evidsaily anxious for no,6rie,v g.
some sort, proposes IN tho New yotf
Tribune, 20 contract with President Iin.
c0ln, General Scott. OF any body else vic
has the power 10 cutter into contract Of
the kind, H. reinforce Fort Sumter. recov.
er the branch Mint AID all Ships and
sscamers Of whatever kind, helauging 10
NJ United States. bring back all proper
~ aud power that has been appropriated
by the rebels and restore the saue 10
,he government for the sum If ST.fGt,.
GOO The Government l. 10 furnish hi,a
with suairioni boats and munitions 81
war, 90 600 live Yankee aYd proyis.
ions sntlisleut tnlast uutil he lands aHnne
,hc "gcbels" lie bias estimated the iot
for one year, at dollar per day for each
mnn, adding i've per cen, for Bis trouble
He eaks no formal declaration If war 10
accomplish all this, bat simple power
Of attorney, e., one would require 70 ell
lect 4 civil debt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

| Tng CeSfgpsRAvr SsArrs AsuY One Of
the editors Of the New Yosk Day Book,
writing from Charleston, 5 G, speaks In
the following terms of the men whe have
enlisted IN the Confederate States Army:
The recruits CIR The regular army of
the Southern ConfeGeracy are generally
a much better class o' men than Those
heretofore enlisted lpf the army 10 Mouth.
ern cities. At Montgomery saw com.
pany nf recruits embalkihg un The river
hnal FIR Fort Morgan, 10 Mobile Bay
The oer were mostly from Tennessee,
They wcre s,alwar, handsome fellaws, and
Ind in'eligcn, faces The farm hands,
agoyers, and ilathqatmen a the interior
ere always ready 70 enter the army when
there ia pras'pecs Of stirring ;ines
Witksix months drilling, they will make
the hes, Sighting mater ial in the world.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27
1>am Carhs.

20 Lane. Aaora,y At I.a,c Marshall, Hafrt-"n
h eoaniy. Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

A statement has IN ciscnlAtod. and
hse sstractsd the at.csti,n Of tn Eng.
lith WonsN Or Commons. that there Are
$4,000 Canadian AnncxaiionitsG ia the
ely X Bangor. Ne,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

r,rttto. = ". fift"N-
,Tlf.Lu 4 TAYLOR .f,te,rsy' and copnfeiierI
p, f.is, MARSHAL. Texas.
ar.hsl. March -. isdI.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

lLpCGu. \. ~ ftNkf'Pr'
90
Y. cLouGII h x. ". VAN = Ut, iii'rpsg-
md Cea,selms at Lac, Naf-hllI, Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27
, latter frnm Cuha saws n NAV 10.

A letter from Cuba says III may In
tercs, my fair readers TO remember that
Uavanna Is the home OF Signor Oveido,
the hero Of the diamoDd wedang Here
hc * known rs a mulatto. At least half
black. and he ID said 10 he a Biue Beafd
for brutality. He Ia rich; bat a. he and
his bride arc of conrsc excluded from al
good society his wealth can hardly com
I,cnsaic bis lady for the sights and ~
clnsion TO which her lila 10 heYceforth
destined. 4 sd snd dearly bought con-
ctusion Of 50 brilliant bridal"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

M &. Z. ". JOHNSON. offers his professional
.efvines 10 the citizens II MARSHALL aud snsF !ana
country. us,se one deer fs,'u, 81 Sears v w
|pean'a bnlg s,cre Cslts lslt on the state II The
b or a the Drug S'ete o, sears 4 "itheFrP''n
be promptly attended to.
N Nl l.Il h1tsY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-27

W. have little friend 81 the name q
Freddy, Who IL iess than fur years old.
His sister, who n mt qnit~ year old,
was sitting IN her fA,Aer's lap ons day,
esyi.. Aaa! sss;..s;;,,k fir s;rf H,,tHer Wis
had gone away. when Freddy .urned 10
her aud aid. Ia tho most easneat man.
ner possiLlS 'sfi~se, Alice. you've cr'ud
enough there's m uso ffettinR any
more {: mothevs gcne away, and father
don't keep Tho article yoa want r.
eAssss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

A SNAIL NAVAL FIGaT. The Confederate steam
gunbost hOTlda, Capt Hayes had lively little xbs
with the " S. steamer r r Cuyler, on Saturday
last IhlB Federal steamer, together with clipper
trshspOrtshiP, the Mallory, lying inside Of Ship
Island, " ben the Florida came within range Of her
guns aHd hauciy gave her shot by way OF a banter
10 come out This the Cuyler responded to With
aaerity, 4nd for one hour and half an artillery
duelD Wab Carried on at long taw with much vigor
on both 81 les when the Florida owing to her riff
gun being disabled by the disarrangement of the
eleyating screw, and the discovery that her antago
INST was niueh superior IN guns and weight Of metal
was compelled 70 retire from the contest
The Cuyler pursued her, but Capt Hayes soon
carried bis vessel into shallow water and the ehass
was abandoned, the Yankee drawing too mach
water TO follow him. Not one OF the enemyls sbOta
struck the Florida though several of them fell in
close proximity to that vessel, while the lag of the
Cuyler was carried away by the first shot fred from
the Confederate steamer. The Cuyler ia a Largo
screw propeller, Of 2 600 tens, aud formerly be-
longed to the New York and Savannah line of mack
cts She carries ten guns Of large eaIibre two Of
which are rihed-an armament far superior to that
Of the Florida The officers Of the last named YES
sci discovered that the Yankees had already erected
three houses on Ship Island apparently intendeifor
officers qqar:ers.-NsSo Orleans BRltl6l, Oct p.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

We authorized to announce J. D. G0JDPASTURE, Of
Owe Ind hs Congress Of the COnfee
rets States in the h Ds let pIsCd Of the uns An.
dsson, Rpne Cumberland, Morgan, fcott, Fentrss
Jackson Putnam, White, Van Buren, ed Warren. oct24tes
We sre arth5rised aid Quesel to announce THOMAs
MENEs. Of spriaEfeld iuate for sfersts Cen
OF tie Sh District posed OF the Suu
Eob n'oD, Chatham, Montgomery, Stewart Dickson,
lhIey5 Eni Hickman oct9i-de
We authorized to announce Col TAOS EN0DGRAss, Of
White county clnoi Iepresea tie District in
the Con lsrats Gen ggtcss. tc.23-Jte
We are aathorz t. LIE ". BENTLEY as car.
ddsto 10 repre- eat t7h Congressional D,t composed OF
the Counties u Iroon Giles IGgre1e: Wayne Lew aCd
We sTe authorised T. Eon. II. P. KEEBLE OF
Rutherford as candidate for Congress the Oh district
posel Il he counties q Cannon Rutherford Wun,on Mar
thall' Bedford AID Coffee ot3-te
We ere author zsd - ILDTBJL AZ e.aJIat
Ter Congress- iron the 81 Confessional District osts te
Wesre auth1rzai to Hon. CHARLES REGDY OF
uthsriord as c2nd date for Congress the Eth Tgrs
pssed Of tie c3unteJf Cannon Rateforl Wisnsen Mar
Lhall, Bedford AID Ice. ost.O dies
We are authcrzsd 70 anuource hon H ToOFR eaD5
date to represent the Conrss o. the CuUedrsts the
25 Iisr Ct composed Of the counties Ct MseH sh peEaIb
Wilson and DlydsOn oetg-dts
We are authorized to announce Hon. N GREEN, sracsn-
dta;e for Congress hon The Firth District, composed Of III.
eounIe' O Macon, Saith, Deksb Wilson ara IaT-dsOn
ootl7-te
OF Stranger CO ddEe to the sscond district
in the Cen Eress Of the Confederate States. CetI-ta
We authorised to Hon. JOHN 2 HOUsRacsa
date 70 represent The sh district in ts CcngJtss Con
IsSerats states. octS-,s
We authorized to announce P SAUNDERS "a cs-si
tbs November election. ssptlT-atds
We authorized announce R. f. TH1NPsoF OF wilson
as candidate fer Congress from tie Fifth Cozgess
t-ic:, &. the November election, se2I7-.da
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
General order, No. o.
ADJUTANT GESERAL's OFTCY
NnLnslla IL q. nn..

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, Oct 10, 1861.
Commanders of companies, battalons and reiyt
ments entering the service from Middle Tennessee
IN compliance with the recent proclamation Of the
CommandeF-in-Chief,wiI move with their respective
commands to Camp Cheatham, Robertson county,
or Camp Trousdale, Sumner county, Tennessee, Rs
they may prefer, unless by subsequent orders the
place of encampment should be determined for
them.
The companies should, in point of strength. CO m
ply at least with theminhnun numbers fixed by
law.
1t is desirable they should take with them iEio
encampment arms of whsteyer description, can be
procured.
The proper officers of the Q1artermas.er's and
Commissary Departments will. ithout further
orders, supply to companies, bsttalions and regis
ments, entering the service in obedience 70 SAID
proclamation, transportation, equipments and sub
sistence.
So soon as arrangements can be made for the
purpose, orders of like purport with this, embrsc-
ing the other divisions of the State will be issued
BY command Of Gov. IsH4M G. HARRIS,
Commander in Chief
JAMES W. ACHENRY, AdjutaGt General.
OctI-dlH. Patriot cow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
Coal for soldiers, FomiIies.

L. EDITORS UNIox AND ADMINISTRATORS = Wber
4 read your editorial article on speculation IN
coal, in your esteemed journal, in which YOU as.
serted that spectators were trying to exact forty
and fifty cents per bushel for this fuel, from tie
wives and children Of volunteers left in charge
of your city, my heart bounded with indignation,
and vowed that I would meet their wants to the
extent of 1000 bushels of coal
1t would be lasting and burning shame to all Of
Us who are permitted to erjoy the usual comforts
OF or homes, only because those homes
are protected and defended by the noble
m2n who have gene out to meet the invader amid
the rude blasts Of winter on the m1untain top ard
n the bleak plain it would be iuhuman should we
not secure cheering fire at least TO their dear ones
who are left as sacred charge in our midst What
feeling of bitter disappointment would be aroused
in the bosom of the brave soldier whose wife or
sister, perhaps m0therless children, should write
him about. biting cold of winter, endured by the
unreplenished freside, which he voluntarily reiu-
pushed to go forth and do battle for the very men
who now refuse his loved ones fuel unless paid for
a. famine prices? Would not his ardor be cooled
should he learn of such dastardly negleo.?
We should all do our best and make some sacri-
fcet0 redeem the trust which we assumed, when
we suffered the volunteer to leave his family among
US, confident, as he had e right to be, that they
would not be neglected, much less be made the OBJ
jects of hsartless speculation.
The officers of the Nashville and Chattanooga |
railroad have generously consented to carry the /
coal from my mines to your city free of charge 1
One GER load has been sent forward to the friendly
care OF T. B. JOKES, Esq, the general freight agent
of the company, who will see that it is placed in
the proper hands, the remainder will be forwarded
in like msnner. Yours respectfully,
Ina Mines Oct. 81, ISCl ACR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

Secretary SEWARD has issued a circular, sd
dressed to all the Governors Of the seaboard and
Gulf States requesting the cooperation of the Leg
slatures of those States in terrifying their ports on
the coast and the lakes Congress havir failed
to make appropriations for that purpose, and the
Government doubtless finding itself hard pressed fer
funds just now. The necessity of this measure
is urged on the ground, that the intrIgues of the
'-rebels" with the foreign Governments may render
it important to fortify, means Of defence. The
milk in the cocoanut" probably is that war with
Great Britain is regarded not far distant Hence
the necessity Of fortyiug alOrg the lakes as wen as
the ocean.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

A candidate for Congress in the Sixth District
composed of tie counties Of Cannon, Rutherford,
Williamson, Marshall, Bedford and Coffee, will ad-
dress the people at
Bellbuckle, Thursday, October q.
Auburn, Cannon county, Friday, October 25.
Bradyville, Saturday, 26
ShelbyTile, Bedford county, Monday October %.
Harrington, Marshall county, Tuesdsy, October
20, at 10 clock A. N.
Lewisburg, Marshall county, Wednesday, Oeto-
Der 49, at 2, Pm.
,, Chapel Hill, Marshall county, Thursday, October
Der 80.
Franklin, Williamson county, Friday, October
Triune, Williamson county, Saturday, NOvem-
Der l.
Manchester Coffee county, Monday, Move mber
Beech Grove, Coffee county, Tuesday, Hoyem-
Der 5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24
Special Order NO. s.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE

ADJUTAKT GENERALS OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. II, 1861. (
Information having reached the Commander in
Chief that Regiments of the Tennessee Provisional
Army, heretofore organized and mustered into the
service of the State, being recruited above the
MAJ .naIn number of men allowed by law, and a
considerable portion of the period of enlistment of
many Of said regiments having expired, and the re-
cent proclamation Of the Governor having afforded
abundant opportunity for all who desire to
do so to enter the service in companies and
regiments, and be mustered into service in obedi-
snce to said proclamation, further recruiting in
the infantry aud cavalry battslions and regiments
organized prior to the date of said proclamation
is hereby expressly forbidden. And those having
charge of the transportation of troops will after
this date permit no recruits to be transported at
public expense for service in said battalions
and regiments. Any recruits mustered into service
hereafter in violstiOn of this order, will be trans
ferred to such companies and regiments as the Com
mander in Chief may deem proper.
By command Of Gov. LEAN G. HARRIS, Command
erin Chief. JAMES W. MCHENRY.
Adjutant General.
Nashville Patriot, Knoxville Register, and Mem
phis Appeal copy one week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

The officers and managers Of the Ladies' Ten
aessee Hospital Association, having accepted from
DR.. YASDELL the ESPECIAL CARE of the Bowling
Green Hospital, to nurse and provide for the
wants of the sick and wounded soldArs. Who
have there assembled to fight for Southern
Rights and Southern Liberties, most cordially and
earnestly invite the ladies of Davidson county, and
every other county in Middle Tennessee, who are
rot oihsruise pledged at once to cooperate cih this
Assoc alton and labor zealousy in the eause Of suf
fering humanity to send in their contributions Of
hospital stores and hospital clothing Immediately,
a. a j. gs number of soldiers are now stricken
down By disease and utterly destitute Of hospital
supplies.
All Boxes OF Hospital stores fer sick
soldiers, and contributions Of clothing, must
be Sent to the Ladies Tennessee HosPrr21.
DEPOSITORY at the Masonic Temple, Church
street, first floor, where they will be thank
fully received and duly acknowledged.
Hospital work will be given out at the Deposi.
tory, every TUESDAY, MoENSg, and. received by the
Committee on Work at the same place on the ensu-
ing Tuesday.
NRs. Faces B. FoGG, President.
N. B. Mrs. PeytOn Robinson and Mrs A. G. Payne
constitute the Committee on Work
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

Gov. II. S. FoOTE, candidate for the Corfederat,
Congress, will address his fellow citizens Of the ST.
Congressional District, at the following times snC
places, viz:
smithvilie, DeKaIb county, on Monday the 21st o.
October
Alexandra. DeKalb county, On Tuesday the PC
instant.
Carthage Smith County, Wednesday the 23d instant
Lafayette, Macon county, Thursday the 24;h in
slant.
Lebanon, Wilson county, Saturday the 26sh in
slant.
opringplace, Monday, October 2sth
Third TollRate, AurfreesborJ' Turnpike, Tues
day, October 29th.
Tusculum Wednesday October 3Oth.
Tank, Thursday, October 3lst.
Bucks Grocery, Friday, November 1st.
Smiley's Store, Saturday, November 2nd.
GOodlettsville, Monday, November 4ih.
COwans Store, Tuesday, November 5th
Court House. Wednesday November 9Th,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-24

ARMY MEDICAL BOARD.-We learn that the Govern
ment has appointed Board Of Surgeons whose spe-
cIsl duty it will be to investigate he sanitary coni
ton Of the army, and to decide ia individual cases
of sickness among the soldiers whether the patient
shall be furlOughed discharged or returned to camp
This is g step in the right direction. Had such a
course been adopted two months ago. and physicians
of eminent reputation appointed, there would have
been less need Of public hospitals than there is at
present We therefore hope that the Board viii
now set to work industriOusly, with q view to =
thorough reformation of the whole medical depart
ment.-RchmoHG Dispatch Oct IS.