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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14
ROAD STEERS FOR 1851.
At the Fair G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
EIHTS FIhsT CLASS ROADSTER, will make his season
1861, the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
Ma ch 4h and cong July the 4 al $50 the season. and SIS
for insurance,
He beautiful black, six years DID, Totted ct Athens IN
o h sos and certainly mos1 handsome and psrfsc
HE tAst has been brought TO the State He
nred Vermont imported By q. Il. Jennings and BY the
Hatch hor By Ii hoot, he by Old Black Hawk he BY SheT
AID he By the Original Justin Morgan Danb Duroc G.
l. Ct Charles Or gr d Woodbury. 1organy aRd hence
zines four Of the best trotting crosses knsWn.
No 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old By We mont Boy, dan
Woodbury. will be let to % At as TIE season, $50 to
insure. He is very promising.
no. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old Old Washington, dam excel
tent TrCng Mare viii be let to Is Mares st 30 the
SIS to insure In foal.
Breeders will please examine the above 6taors Good Blue
rass pasture the farm Of T. flaming and grain to keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part oHneF Agent for Company
Oscar Kimbs will be ready ell times TO shoE the Stock to
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Owen, Of Williamson, Col R. Alien Of Sum
aer, T. FsEnRP OF Davidson DR.. A T. Gooch, OF Ruther
ford. nar5-tf
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DEALRs n
srandIes, wines, TobnccOs, Cigars, &c.
G0RRAR o0LLEGEARD 0RUBcR sZRETza
Nashville, Tenn.
SETB ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARas AND WELL
IGNITION Of the Trade.
SUGAR, mOLASSEs AND SYRUP.
2 hhds louisiana Sugar; 5obsis Coverings powdered
g %, oGsss =, soesI:. R Loaf Sugars
100 half bbls Plantation Mo 5OPaekAg ,rst LOaiS Golden
,O66I, Refined Mols,.es; 5Opss New Orleans Golden
so bbls Coverings ohrush Syrup;
81 ''S1' COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore RIO Coffee; 50 bags Col cossi
100 bags New Orleans BIO cOf 50 bags LsguiA cOFesi
WHISKY.
100 bIs Rectihsi Whisky sObbs Robertson county Whs
ioS y I'm DHi 20 5 sSs' Smiths Old Reserve
100 packages Old Rye WhiIky Whisky;
2punc5eons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIES. WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks seignsttes 10 cake Madeira Wnsi
iOqsaTtsF casks o,srd, Duprsy : Oh Po5: y
20 or casks i Ro.6se Brandy, 10 Dry '2- s'
10 g, y Uni;'d Propris.2'' g PISS 6iag;s VIE
I9o Pks Auer.,sn Brandy 2 boxes 0larsIi -.
50 cherry Is Mint int '''@'A'' --.-
Blackberry so boxes bittsrEi
- k-1spoStry pAs hcLLa1A dihI
10 casks Rant
TOBACCO ARD CIGARS.
8 300 boxes Virginia Tobacec-vSrious brands;
Kertunrv
o kegs Al smiths Pancake Tohaccoi
$4,000 Superior Havana CigErs-various Brands
1865 sV,sSS E pomesio
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar Candles 5Obozes stesTins Candles,
200 hlf' 50 TaloF
lj0uF - E0 boxes Soap various kindSj
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Floor;
100 " Superhne
IGG bsgE Pennsylvania Buckwhsat Elozr
sun DRIES.
1900 sacks hne and Sals 100 dozen BucketSI
500 bblB KaaaTha salt; 50 nest Tabs
100 kegs Nails and Spikssl . scsS Al5ondsi
500 boxes Glass Ware; 80 hbs PecAns snd FibertIJ
so Reels Cotton RoPeI 10 bbs English WSnudj
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brocms
1000 EoGlds By Lssi leo dUzsl Zinc wash Boardsi
$50 tags Shot, assorted sLes go Wrapping Paper;
I0d dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 80 bags Pepper;
. SsFdine6, - and a . Alispice;
boxes; So bIs Ground NGIl2rdj
50 LEs Lemon SYRUP 50 " Fire Crackers;
ISL pks RsisiZs; 50 b5ls Cider Vinegar
100 MacksTel; 50 bblsXX Ale;
g chests Greer sad Black
With variety Of otksT articles.
6-H EDWARDS, HARRIS co.
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Notice.

BROOKS * ORES & RlcNAUGHT'S
Spool CoTToNs all Sizes in Black, " Iss End ooiors at
= so cents per dose- at
HOWE SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
uasZa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14
Seeds.

Flour, Corn, sc.
R0n BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour
OJO eco sacks CoTu;
90 bbls Lard;
50 I" Green Apples;
25 cases Parrspine Wax Candles;
so Flour Sacks, l6fiy pOundA)
On conSignnent,f for sale by
v. WATTS & CO.,
,anl9a No. 81 College street, near Broad
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VA - NE Re ia EAAHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
EIEs BRAHDIHs, WIEEs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, HAIEa
DoARsTIo LIQUORS, &C., =
O0RRER OF COLLEGE IND GRURCH SIREETz
Nashville Tennessee.
MAJ in receipt Of large and we selected stoc Of
wv Groceries Liquors etc eonIistns part az Fsovgi
z00 belseho.ee Molassesf 300 kegs Nails, sssortsd;
iw u 90 90 100 dozen Painted Bucksssi
80 bags prime BIO Oofesj 30 nests Tuba;
100 bbs Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Tanuts,
LOAF Sugar 10 bills Peeans;
I5O boxes Star Oandles no bbIs Filherts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted ~ - -
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES. Al.
Is Is * choice French Brandles:
~ < casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WInssy
$50 baskets best brandt Chsnpeane;
so boxes scoviil GlATsf, = ---------. l---..
100 bbls fne Robertson County WIiSsyJ
p bbls pureold Rye do
S do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky American Brady
Gin, &c i
POWDER AGENTS.
derSgnsd Icing the only Agents Nssv Of he
would call the attention o. the Merchants and Trader t.y
args stock OF Powder on hand, IN Magazine for SALE
S kegs Dupont Rife Powder 20OO kegs Hazard BastingPo
s DO do DO DO ,ooo der;
900 Z DO do do $50 cases Of Powder, ss.or.sd
200 do do do brands;
5000 Dupont BiasngPss 50 bbls Toy, Bedford Co.,
jGall Il ARF oHEETHAM Av,pl,
SOLE AGENTS FOX
DTponfsPovderi joy, Bickford & Co.'S Satisfy
$500 - Fuse
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Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and FIeuFEng
rs ia stone establishments.
BURR Mstonss CT all sizes hand and mads order
Smut Mills, Of The latest improved pateHt; Mil Spindlss
A Gearing Boiling 0oths Boiling, HosRg and RsgulatiA
Screws; Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster PaTs AL
which Of best quality and 70 give satisfaction.
All orders and communications promptly attended To-
J. n. WARNKI
Clposits broadway Mills, nearT & R, Broad street,
Iuns22-dGsEG HashVille. Tenn.
TnONSssH, r. n. sFERAT, T. sPEERY.
etIate yeE,el & Tbomp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-27
VOLUME I,yIlI.-NUMB ~.

trials and troubles Of "the new born child
have been very great End somewhat amusing,
end arc as follows:
General Phelps accepted the ctfer Of Mr,
Smith 10 secure its dissemination among the
people Of Mississippi.
Thereupon Mr.. Smith wrote TO Captain
Smith, Commander Of The squadron, asking fer
boat and flag Of Of truce 20 take hin oTcr 10
the muinland Of Mississippi for the purpose Of
iEsning tho proclamation.
Captain Smth replied 20 NJ. Smith courte-
ously BAT very decidedly refusing the boat and
flag Of truce, stating that ne should lay the
correspondent ard the matter Of the pToclanG-
ton befora Flag Officer 'Ke2n on bis arrival
(@hich was Gaily sxpectcd) but that Irii! ;hen
lin other words, as long as he was comEn=rder
Of The squadron,) the proclamation shoaid lot
croas the sound. Leutonaa; Euctsnsn, ccm-
T,andiag Fort Massachusetts,, gave orders ,ha.
during his command Of the Pcs:rhe p.oclama :
tion should cot be posted or read within lis
lines
So The Generals proclamst;ou stands, tp0s.
ren:lg, little chance of reschicg thcs, ioc whom
il sss d-sign.d but learn lhst ccrg Of i.
is in the hands Of an officer who s?rpa!hzss
with its views and who has uldc-tas-Ii tG &C.:
1t over 70 the mainland.
General Phelps aI!usion to the church cues.
ton il ths French revolution is & lnGSt unfor
tunsss enc He seems entirely SO haze iot.
gotten not only the patriotism Oi our Catholic
fellow citizens, bus also tca; uf one regiment
(the Ninth oonnec!icuD Of hia brigade is c3;n
posed OF Irishnen, Of whcIn ;torc ara, prc5s-
oiy, no: &c men WHO are not Roman Catholics.
This paragraph l.; very offensive 20 them, m.}c-
c!alg to their chaplain, Father Mooney.
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For tic Enorirm.

MEssas EoF7ess During tho recent Con
Sressopsi csnrtss n tAis, the R:cano=i d:s-
t1ict, t%o aT,i5ies, sued respectively "Ors
OF the People" std "Fox Populi," zero put
lisbsd b. I:,s writer OF ,h!s, the ems il tho
Richmond " Enquirer" aid tho oihe. 10 the
Richmond "EEauiner," ad7ocs:;ug ihc election
fe.ring him 70 either c! tie rive! cacGG::aaa;es.
l.: doing this allus!on Vas r..de to the decls--
! raiIon Of Mr. Lyons il his published leter
accepting q nomination, ,nas in announcing
himself q candidate ct tho solicitation CT
others, no was influenced By ;ac .aat ;ha:
neither AR. Tyler nor Ar. ,lac.aTiaad were
then candidates, and the opinion was expressed
thEt il was not easy to reconcile the position
then assumed by NJ. Lyons with his continu-
:as 10 be candidate 10 opposition to those
srntlrfatH, who had becoIs candidates very
Shortly after the publication Of hr. L--cos
card
it ;7as rol supposed ,hst this expression OF
opinion vss susceptible Of any 1rssonshls con-
strac.ioa wacn rss rrjust or even Seemingly
aukind 10 Mr. Lyons. Hsvins very recently
learned, however, that, in Ar. Lyous' opinion,
:uch construction may, perhaps have been
pnt upon it b. others, it becomes the prompt
SOlu VI AuU 0QlJy elD ppal.Sf-!s
to d!rsa!m any i.nputation TO hr. Lyons OF
want Of good isi;h or any Impeachment OF bis
honor.
In an intercourse extending from the child
hood OF the writer he has never experienced
from Mr.. Lyons sught but the most friendly
interest aud that marked courtesy for which
tina. gentleman is distinguished. He would,
therefore, especially avoid and doubiy
retre. any Injustice done to Mr.. Lyons.
or nny act, however unintentiona, which
could IN any dsgree wound bis incest sen
sibility. L. Tas IRON no want o! regard for
III portancs Of Mr. T.lers election, ir view oe
its political eTcc. at the South, CT the North,
anG abroad tLGt the writer was prompted in
lis advocacy OF Mr. T5le5's c!siUs- Mr.. Lyons
considered that Mr. Tyler rot being ar
nouaced az candidate urtil after 10 himself
lad Jee:, announced as such at the invitation
oil soue cf tbs voters of the district, rendered
il unnecessary, ifuot improper sad unjust 20
his (Mr Lyons friends, that be should with
draw from the canvass in favor Of a-. Tyler
The writer thought that the same ressoas
rhich Nr. Lyons had said would have pre-
yerted his becoming candidate, had Mr. 1y-
ic- s!Fe.cJ beec one, wers sufficiently cogers
10 indrcs mis- withdrawal fran the canvass.
vnnn A.r. iy!sr became candidate. This arc
nothing non. constituted the whole difference
q cpit.!cn te.wcen Mr. Lyons and the writer,
wao certainly never Intended to be understood
as inti.nasipg more than this, hrd who taxes
pleasure il d!sciaining the least unkindnses C:
feeling or oI.nsiVeness OF meaning towards
dr. Lyons, by whom be feels assured he is too
ssil known to bo suspected by him Of irtec-
II. to -,-ir
ns.urapess c; inc friendship and regard Of
tEo1 Po.UiLh
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v7IRGINIA.-1S oaAscERY--A. Falee had In

VTIRGINIA.-1S CHAEcERY.-As Pulee hald u
the IierEs ONCE Of the Circuit court Of Carroll
couaty, Oh Aurday, tka I'd day OF ae.snbsr, 1861:
sInus Bowman, fiAlnuA
Agsnst
Elizabeth BOWMAN Oliver BOvuso, Andrew Bowman,
Byrou 10 wnan Nicholas Bowman, William Cock. samuel
Cock Elizabeth J. Cock, John r. Coes Edward HUDSON
and r,afy, b. wife James asIt sy BON asan
Emanuol Martin Clsrrn Martin, Justin Martin Mary NSr-
.,n pufcodsnts-
The object Of this sait 70 have partition Of The Lands
and slaves OF Samuel Do<unan, deceased.
II Appearing anbda v: fled In this cause hsi tue
Defenusnt Edward Huoson and Mary, hi stie, are nt
residents OF this Bt2ss on motion o. the faloaa e5 Oh
counsel ts ordsrsd that The said pseEosns 40 sposaF
nero N ooe mouth the due Of thh crder,
and do whn NAY be necessary 70 protect their ntaessi
add copy y: ibis order be once week .os
t,ur .uoca,,iys weeks In the "kichmond Enquirer, q
Newspaper published 10 his ooEonVsslh. and P:stsd
tho front door Court Eonse .: Carroll county, on
tha ant dsy OF the Court 70 be held for said
A AOopy-TesN; ,.n,rr -,
Dec 1l-eTav WILLIAM AA>DS-1s - -
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AitRmol10 Enqutrer,
BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE
FaIDAY mOaNING, DEC, 27, 1861.
Exchange or Faulkner for Ely.


The people Of Virginia have high app:e-
citation of :hs merits and services of Mr.. Faulk'
per. They are drawn nearer to him at this
time on account of the prosecutions which he
has suffered in consequence OF his fidelity to
the Sou.hera csuse Tnsy will ell .joice 10 hear
that he is freed from tho shack!es of the Yam
kee tyrant With entire anAniuity, however,
they ere against the policy Of exchanging our
uaarmei cilizsns, nnwarrsntab!y arrested, for
Nosihera men captured in battla And we
hive the most Satisfactory assurance, that the
Government: hers Is equally opposed to that
policy. The enemy need not, therefore, ley
the fattering JUNCTION to bis soul that, il tho
exchange of prisoners he is to be allowed tho
''one-sided reciprocity" which he was formerly
permitted 70 enjoy in his commercial inte1
course with the South
An able correspondent, after paying W"ii
deserved uibuts to Ar. Faulkner, protests
against tho principle involved ln his ez-
changa Tia writer insists that the grave
question Is suggested, Shall We sole-
rata the Inauguration Of policy which
invites, encourages and prompts the Liberals
10 seizs our defenceless, peaceful citzaus, not
:usa.cd in our military service, and hold
them as prisoners Of war TO redeem their own
nlrei,ng soldiers, who are taksa prisoners by
our vallant defeuders on tho battle fs!d' Tie
Injustice and cruelty of exchanging political
prisoners for prisoners Of war, he comments
upon at length. TIE edsct Of the policy upon
our gallant soldiers now dying by degrees in
the prisons Of ihs enemy, is graphically do
scrbed- Dol. William J. Wiley. Of GAoa
County, Is :tuu and brave man rs ever t1od
an Virginia soil, aged sixty.six years. was
:eA.u prisoner ct Paiiiip2i Virginia. on the
Sd JuIe last Nurscd by nis daughters, ty
tho aeymixsioa Of General Mcclellan ii Graf.
;ou, he was, on ths approach Vi couvaiescence,
tern from them Hni CAS-. into i=!on's
4cil in Wheeling, SheEa !, still rauains III
ier an Indictment for treasos ia- tho er:mc
II defending his native Sia:o against NORTH
ern invaders Enoited By his hypcsriticd
nall brother iiTA.t.nau 7. WilcJ, tho plant teol
Of dsspo. How tho brave hsart OF Col VII.
ley and of many other true patriots will csiais
WITH shAuo and indignation if they bear tho
announcement .Iat The prisoners whom :hey
seized ou The bloody fsld Of battle, aEe az
changed for mere political 2risenarS, ss!zcG Il
tie ysSr, fll EAiks of life BY reacnery and
oowsrdice, while they whom the fortune. Of
war made federal prisoners are left 10 rot 10
northern ''prisou pens
The case Is here strongly presented -
views Of oar correspondent ars those og srs
government and people Of the Confederate
State the policy which ne condv:uas iiads
10 taVor with our authorities Tt:- exchange
Of Faulkner for Ely, when rightly understood
aud considered, cannot be quoted US a vrcoe-
lent to justify or to tolerate eny sach policy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-27
z,a.a sc. on Tho Chesapenke and Ohio
Canal Eesiroyed.
To tho Ed;tors If tAe ENQUIRER:
ITrrcurs-vp Oec nn 1851

WNcEEsTZR, Dec. S9, 1861.
Tie First {s,one WslD Brigade returned to
lbs 9;cinity Of Winchester yesterday, after a
most successful expedition to Dam No 5, on the
Chesapeake and Oaio Canal. This was the
third attempt to destroy this lnm. aud ]
am elnd to stats, we havs "1 last succteded.
j, va: defended % the MsrJ land Rido by
several regiments (emong thsm the 18th lndi.
ana and New York Iegiment,) and Ecrl
many pieces Of artillery, consequently wc could
only work upon It &: niga.; and the meo berg
obi ,gvi. wflils working, TO stanG 10 :our feet
water -oe course the water OF the Potomac
was no! the oply liquor that flowed lbero:-
Our batteries (Chew's and The RcckbTidge
srtillery.) we're continually firing and being
fred at. The Yankees succeeded IN burning
for US fne mill ard miler's house, but re
returned the compliment by destroying sewers!
houses, and barn containing large amount
Of gheat and corn. Our i0ss, after two or
three days firing vas oue killed and tnreo cr
four wounded Conversations were frequently
held viii them across the river. One Of our
men proposed to trade bale Of cotton for
sack Of salt The proposition seemed heartily
approved Of. On being asked whJ We did no! I
20 TO Romuey, some ont asked why they did
rot 20 TO Bull Run again Their reply 10
this vas riAs shot, showing ;hat It is still o
sore subject with them VALLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-27
latest from Tho NORTH:

Iu ai.oIhcr column will os found liz intest
Intelligence from the North, received W way
o! Norfolk The most important ita1n Is the
New York "He1ald's" Washington dc3puloh,
70 the effect thst Linooln's Cabinet havs delar.
mined to aocsis to Eagland's demand even ii
Ii iovoivss surrender Of N4soa AMI S!idclI,
eoa5idcrips tho exigeacica OF the rebeiiic,..
fhis is probably oal5 - ahre;Td guess" OF the
''Hsrsli" man; but We incline ~ the opinion
that it viii &c history bsfore neat Christmas.
Indeed, we expect that in less than one month
irom tue present time, Lincoln and his Csbi-
uet, snd their subserVien: Senate and House OF
Representatives will cat all ths brave words
which they nave uttered since the capture Of
our Ministers, aad level themselves in me dast
of humiliation before the British LioE we DO
not b.i.sre ths: the Yapkoss could now be
-kicked into war with Crest Britain" to use
m exyrsss;oa OF their tory statesmen ol 1912.
ual.r to; inspiration Of the God Of Iannon,
mauy Of them arc made 10 risk their lives in
lighting tho people oi the Sou.h They are
6ghting, as Lincoln oonlesSes, 10 save lie
rcsenus 10 tie North; to compel the South to
continue 10 support the government, and en-
rich the people Of New Eagl.rd. But their
courage csuuot be brought up TO tho fighting
point, cxcep: in cases where tbs? have some
Aepe Of ,uahing monsy by this risk. We COZ
cludo, therefore, Iaa: thoy would submit to
any ia3igaity or insult from Crest B:itsin
rs:heE thsr 80 70 war WITH her.
General AcCairs report Of the agbt ct
Drarss vile is about as tcu, W. suspect,
u most of sns Official reports that have
ccnc ircro Federal Generals il this WAT. 10
acknowledges tuo killed and eight led
PieaYone Butler acknowledged a !oss in killed
sud wounded, s. ths battle OF Bethel. if wo
recollec, Of s6, ali lold-a smaller number
than WAS buried oa the ground by our men,
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Dec 1d-ftT

v7TRGIsIA-IN cnANcERF .--At tries Fed in tbs
celA. O1es Il .hc .Nculs Conrs ut .ua City Ct aich
chsS "a day of poeSHbsr, 1854,
%, JopeJ wfs Of Borwo Johes who aIss By oEaT
Jutvs neg Lvsl ifleni xud Robert L 1urvr sa
utSsy jaws. Plns.,
Again.t
E. L. Eiis, snd Elizabeth bis wife, J. Sims. and Joes
phias hIs wife, ts,ur J. JsI via aud Others, Ders-
Ths object ibis salt u the dover Of Frances
JSrrs The eststa va Jarvis, decrased and her dis
ouurr OF PEI tonal ossts Of the said do <sSed
ss ign, W her. esidue Of said es,a real and
persona, divided seeo ding 10 law
:od AID ANT having been and nlsd that the dea
dsuts xoovs nau Cd are uoorosideLts Of this CoEnon
usAb be said defendants required 70 appear vi:nn
one Il, nth due publication bcreo, and do nsat
rsosxsary 10 protect the.. loteretts IN tIa s1lL
ns.7-crav BEL. POLLARD, c.
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asuv.L Of Tag EosTp CAsoLrNA PnIsoNEFs
--Iao seidcn vent 70 the Point yesterday
under ass of truce, end OF be: return bFough
up two hundred and sishty.fsur otlhc Hastera
prisoners.
The selden reached her wharf sbcSt seven
O'Clock. and landed the prisopers- They seemed
enjoyed at reaching the South again, and az
pressed their satisfaction b loud huzzfs-
Norfolk Oey Book, Dea q
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r UHAWAX IN JAIL,

1 E!!CET NCLArTo NEGkO roy, ibou. .;c:
"a !neas, hfh, without feIste- Of hls freedor
cVmF!sd 10 tie jail o! Southampton ccunly s.la IA
October 1861, as runaway Ha isss Of .1 Ell .ha: be
IL Tree hoJI vss rorn 10 Louisville, KY and enlisted
u Neg O.,ests servant Of Captain Cs0n OF e iets
ioSlGisps r-s1eot; 'hA: Captain D,l,on, company cs
volunteers bG1cei In kichmon1, Va, sEo Da5s
erag un.ue 20 support a.. tr-aed LIN I'd i. ant &c
~a:.:ng hi. ~sy bono whom arrested HL oEneE,.
ao!, i, hs.eoJ rot:ae1 70 osoTe 2!ope' PAY eoeTSsa,
ard take h.u away. JOHN BAk2AH, JIlaI.
Sov 2:-la1oE@
YT2KniNIA.-IS CaANCcsI-At Ral. held 10 80
Clerks O ~ Of tie oircC!t Coe;. OF Carroll oount!
oa Monday lh- I'd cay Of December, lssi:
Ca7ec G. Elliott, Pl.-1tA
a.azs:
Alfred Mc.t!r. George 7. Le-il, Esr:y Wilsea Joaa
uaabon Tto1sl Ada reEEead, william Crttchton, sE3
Jaha Hopk!ls :,
DEF aasa:s .h- payment Of dsot drs % u. 0cI.
ptAlan-
dafs, Alfred nouIisr George T. Lewis He.ry VII.
son Joho hzason TboEsE. Adam bonne.d, Wa. Ditch.
:on A:d jeha hopkins. 20. res.deuA Of this S:ce o.
ao::oa sf ia Pls:Stis t III onaafs, 5 ordered tnis
TIE sad defendxE do appear hero within r-cntS :e
The doe pcsu Of us order and SLs oeeo..sry
protect their AID that cop, OF h order 90
prSlsed IN the Richmond "EaqcIre-" newspaper pus-
l,ed u th!s Coiur.orEoih week !o togr greES Il
succession sac po,;sda M onr aser o. se Cour, Hocs
Of Carol! eoIolS on the Ms Gay Of Ice ae.t Cou " b
kele for said county.
A CepJ-Tss:e WILLIAM LINDSEY, @ G
Dc. 1l-cv4s.
10G KEGs UF 81 CAtlH SODA, los: 70
IoC had, AID for 1sla
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70 tie Editors ofthe Eaou1rer:

SrArsToN, VA, Dec 22, 1901.
Gentlemen The following is . liz. Ct
casualties in tho "f II. D. Guard Artillery"
from Rockbridgc county, commanded By Capt.
John Miller, (minister ir the Presbyterian
Church.) in tho lats fsht on the Allegheny
ihoEntaln
James NJ Conn, killed I. Suck, privs.es
Wailsco and Sloan, slightly wounded and Z.
4. Griffin, two balls in his ankle, nich cs1srd
smputa.iou neccssary-he is coT doing veil.
They fought Vol. &;
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ARKANsAs ccTToN LANps, PROTECT

ARKANSAS COTTON LANDS, PROTECT
ED bI LtYEEs, ARD NEAR THE MISSISSIPPI
EVER, FOB SALE On ACCOMMODATING Terms OK
ONE hALF or EACH TIACT ,lN EIUhASGE ioR
NEGKpE-7O WIT
LNKsr TltACT.-o ,soo acres, Oh sItgG.or D.you
4 tasee miles from AbaiAsipui river. buck OF Walnut
neod, !H cri;ead-n eoaaY, usloS Memphis; So9 acre.
deldensd-
SECOND TnAcT--l,le0 aar:I, on ;Se line Of Railroad
from Guines landing asd oAok Of bayos bartholomew IL
brew county.
THIRD rAAcT-a,oo0Acres CT Old Town E.1go and Lake
u Phillips county, miles NsLsaippI rives Svu
acres I've year old dsxdeplng.
FOURTH TRAoT-l,UVu acres oa Cid Town Ridge and
Lake, mile FROM h.al,Gpp rivs 2uU Hcrss clsareo
iuo acres deAdensd SIX year, With all necessary 5adlnss
FlPiH TRACT-l,s ,sO acres on Old Town Ridge aad Lafa
four mile, from aaissppi river luO ec-es IN high state Of
cultivation fV9 acres old daadsning. r.h Nc Dwelling
and Plantation buiIdtngy.
Persons desiring information vu Plsass addreas
GEO. W. JoHNSON II Georgetown, Ky; W. v. JOHNSON
at Louisville By.;, &r. LERIs CASTL9nAS at Crosndsl
county, Ark; and Sr j 4. MATrHEWS u, Dr-u oouHty
Ark. GEORGE W. JOHNSON,
June 25-cE5u ". v. JOHNSON.
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persca Is this. say, ard you will hase prat.
He is aeou! the last person you would :ase g
JEFF Thompson, after forming yaut iG-s !:1ui
what you had heard of h;rl. II is parpt:ra,iy
fuiicf fun, be ne'er sets % talking without
ac,;!rs Ill around him 10 lausd..""s; il IS BE-
lieyed, indeed. that he ashts chiefly tor the fu'.
CT it Tbs camp is fnIl of JEFF ThoupFc='s
okeE, or rather ;ne odd dialogues GO hse lad
ait3 ir;sI,Ga sd enemies.