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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-02

E7ASsHyANN,S IRON Inflammation TIE.
celebrated COTTON BALE TIE is the only which
tied with greater rNpidy than rope The Orleans Cot.
ton Press uses this Tie exclusively comprising.
The Hoops painted, prevent and injury the
Cotton
Faz saIs, Wholesale and retail, on easy terms by
H. FASSMANN Il CO.,
q Commercial Place.
And R, @. LATTIEe. Il Co.
ia5l 5u l6 Union street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-02

Boston, March 7, 1859.
kGvs r1ads chemical analysis Of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Whisky which TO bo freq from hehesyy
Fns c,ia nud PERFECTLY pure and unadnttersted Thc
aayo7 this Whisky derived from tina grain used in
ta1uyinx IT, Respectfully,
4. L. HAYES, N. D., StasG A8sayer.
No i prrEtntj 5trhsE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-02
PUBLIC HOUSES,

Ag BARNES H0TEL- -
MA MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. -
ns establishment will be opened for the accommodation Of
visitors the first day Of entire uisce hos
been newly fitted up and in complete order new
W nari and Bath H5ses have been erected. to Ire
hote Is mold Bar Room containing choices. Wines and
Liquors also Billiard Saloon and Ten Alleys the
approved modern an extensive ri oI and Rie Gal
lery and Livery Stable, provided with Saddle Buggy
and Carriage Horses In vicinity the Teeerap
and Post Ofics uated.
Gentlemen and Ladies' Wishing
address WILLIAM BARNES, care Thompson Barnes u
and rs Common street. New Orleans the lst of June and
thereafter. the Proprietor, at Mississippi City.
Iny3 Am WIN. BARNES. Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-02
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL

Has for itself such the variety
of Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely
for the evidence its virtues wherever has
been employed As has long been in constant throughout
this section hetd not do than the people Its
quality is kept the best it has that
ba relied do for their relief all it has found do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-02

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT S. NJ WEsTMOREvs. NICHOLAS
Of New Orleans : FITZSIMMUNS--No. 1857.
ny VIRTUE of u writ of seizure u nd sale
- directed by the honorable District Court
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine streets, on FRIDAY 9Th day Of August
a CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, together with all t7aA.
nances thereof, situate in the Fauboug Annuncaon a
First district of this city designated lot No. Eighteen of
square No. Fifteen bounded by rerpschore Benton Liberty
and Aepomere Streets according plan drawn by g. T.
Dunbar Suryeyo dated 9th day of april 1883 and deposited
in the office Of A. szueau Notary Public Said lot ground
measuring 81 feA Terpchors by depth o. SO feet
between parelie9&nsk land English measure).
SGi4 g ,S IN ths sssesn
F.. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
s1lEsE CoUR DE DISTRICT IS. NJ wEsTMORE VS.. NJ
de |" No"ve'le'oF'e"nS clioLAs n alf ozG4
I'm VERTU dun writ de saiste ct vente n
~ moi adress6 PHonorable Sixiene de
de II Orleans aaire CT dessus e procadera
VEhDREDI, daou 1861 midi, Hotel de Ia Cite, de
la Commune, les u Camp des Magasin
pubque ct adjudication de la popet6 don't suit la descp
ton, savoir--
UN TERRAIN sitne dams lie f4nbourg Anuonciaon Pre-
mer District de certe ye desgnj No Is det No Is Dor
ne les Tepsichore Benton IbeG Mepomene sui
T. Dunbar, ingSnieUr davril
1888 ct d6po6 Pdlude de A. Mazurea, notaiTe public
lie dit terrain mesnrnn 81 pieds face la TepSchoe
nne procndeu de SO p entire lgneS psraiees
angalsel
Ensemble tou'e7 les hases ct authorizations qu sy
tronvent ct toutes ses appai tenances.
Sas dams afare ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation.
Z. 7 PARKER,
iy3 l6 "a att 9 ShGrii de Ia PaIosse d'Oreans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-02
Ia cINTXkE 9. AF,PLNGATE, PLUMBNRs-

NRGRER NJ. H., 100 Camp street, WAT oHMAKER
WI and dealer in Jewery, Gold Pens Fanny Articles and
Watches All iewetry articles repaired ct modRFe pross
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-02

Now York, Sept, g. 1879.
have Aunysed sample Of Chestnut Grove whisky received
from MI Charloa Wharton Jr of Phlsdepha and hs7na
carefully tested it, pleased state thet is entirely free
hr poisonous deeterious substances It Ia unusually
pure and ane Favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-02

o T & f.
We have oompe5sd the BLUE OFFICE tho Ieyse foot o.
Cont traet, Whnra CLERK win always
rc2ege Fsight and ign tadn or tla Paciets
GOLDEN AZ i and Il. W. POWELL.
This facility Rsrds friends the opportunity Of shipping
DAILY Fort Adams and all intermediate points without in
curing tta PEGSF. Of sta u extra drnyaee
z L Apauk
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present circumstances, be negotiated except at o
heavy discount, there is no doub. bus that the
money could be had in this way ana had prompt.
y. On the other hand, some parties advocate the
issue Of small Treasury notes, bearing various
rates OF interest. II IS argued that Mr. Walker,
during the Mexican war, set very large amount
Of such notes aaoa., and il is hence inferred that
Mr.. Chase may do the same. This theory ignores
the immense difference between the Mexican war
and our present civil war, and between
the financial condition OF the United States
in l847 and their financial condition in
1861. An issue Of irredeemable Treasury
notes would be very convenient ct the time; bu,
whether it would not ultimately prove a source of
great embarrassment, as the notes would mature
before the treasury was in o con iition to meet
them, and whether the experiment of issuing them
would not look very like suspension Of specie
payments, are questions which Congress will do
well to consider. The cheapest way for the
government to raise money would be to issue
seven per cent bonds, and get them endorsed by
the several Northern States. Massachusetts,,
Maine, Connecticut, New York, Vermont, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois can bor-
row at par. If each OF them endorsed 81 900, 900
this summer fer the general government,
500 eOo0 600 could be raised at once, withau. losing
anything by way of discount on the operation.
The Legislatures could be called together and the
necessary acts passed in a very few days.
The following table shows the course Of the
stock mgrket during the past week and month";
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SHIP AaLRANIH, before reported condemned and sold
Singapore brought s75Jo mot $s5 She afterwards
paired to the extent OF 5000 and resod $40 800 and
loading the 18th May under the Of Amwe LAY let
r Ewood Walter ESQ., Ge:reary OF the Board Of Under
writers)
BARK TANAEo, Berry, from Havana burnt at CYonstlj
499 tons built Bath in lS5 where abe owned and
rated AZ.
Be scBR SEA BREEZE OF 81 John NIB from Matanzas
New York Nassau leaking repaired there sailed
into ST Thomas the 10th ult with
and leaking
LAUNCHED II Kennebunkpor on the 2Ist from the yard
OF Clsrk, superior ship of about 100 called the
CheieDhsm; bull. by Chas WIN Thompson owned by them
Hartley LORD Of Boston, and others. Capt Horace wilson
Will TLDand her.
4: the piece the s7h, by Stephen Ward, superior
schr @ Ito tens named Lindsey owned by Chas Lindsey
ard other parties ella and intended for the ssern um
Der trade
Al Hsc5iaa the 2ith from the yard Of Pope
Co. and cyned by them, but brig Of about $50
ops called DGoa hhe hss been chartered 20 load lumbar
fer Buenos Ayres
The following table gives summary Of Ice vessels in the
haTbors of New York. BOSTON, Baltimore, Wilmington. NC
Charleston Savannah Mobile Kew Orleans Galveston at
latest Hcco0ns from each OF those poI.s:--
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MUSICAL.

A suFLRB SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
n forte for fa'e at slcscs ichy csrved sgs
case ned with sa.nwood, oysrsrung bass fun iron plate.
Containing the modera inp!ovem.pt made 10 order the
present by city makers; fully guaranteed for tire
years. has been 70 INT Fix months anl Is perfect
DER coat sT, will be sold for $685. ,1lrding so
YER Alec en- elegant aror SUI, cot 100 for Sl3D
for Slt0 iroufre at 20 West street ne
avenue Can be seen from CO ok until 10 Z. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-01

NEW PATRIOTIC GUBIC, PUBhfSHFD BY ECHACE
IN Waters gent at MS store 49, Broadway between
Grsnd AID Broome rees Where Lbnry Dwel,s, There
County how and Ever admen epare that Flag "Fros-
mems Gathering God Fave Our land, Flag Our
Cron Forever Star spanalsd Rsnner "Hsf Coumbia"
Ysnk,e Doodle and Ny Country IT'S o. 1nse Price
20 cents esch Patriotic tong Book 81 pages words
music price cents 70 issued Union opg BOOK
Ns 10 cents Piano Music 'Yknkes Doodl,
atoms" 10 cents "Unioa Ha'tz' and ''Fort sumter
March, 20 cents elh Mailed free plan list in attendance
Wal try ntw muGc for custoners
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Notice to Mariners.


BuRFoHD BANK, SOUTH BUOY, DUBLIN.
BALLAST OFFICE, DuBrIy June 3 1861.
expressed notice from tis Office ded March H. 1851 the
Can Buoy which marked the South end of the Hurord Bank
ni d TssS SS o sh E
Bur.ord Bank south ON 1t in white letters
BY order. WILLIAM LEES, Secretary.
LASpcuARp LIGHT, nvRwrcu uAnBoa.
TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON. June H. 1851.
With reference to the sement issued from This House
Notice hereby given thai the Light heretofore shern
from andguaid Fort exhibited the ngat OF the 18th
The Lsh: shoso red from bearing Of NswiSw to Beach
End Buoy and then changes to bright white hight rs here
Masters of vesse proceeding Harvch Harbor are
cautioned open Hargch lights aoy thing the un
BY CIDER r. H. BEsT8oN Secretary.
WhnIemer.
Arr OF New Bedford 2sh bark Gipsey Manter, Pacific Last
Arr at Hobar. Town, vDL, April Coz Troup, Kelley
ct sydney. Esw. March %, Bart Gosnold of NIB
Rld FIR m Amend nsrsh s. bsrk Thompson, Crosby NIB
to cruise; 18th ship John CoEgesha Dear of do d, lsh
d. Matilda n oApp'0 .o
sira n. Faya Anvil ~ brig Water Witch Oliver, Coast of
elenn Istb bark Hnre sn No indies 81 a
sp to cre unfit August and then home; 20h, Orray Taft
oap & Of 6sTf Gov garner of wep dated
Mahe April l6 be put in TO land Mr. Tpp second
who been quite sick but getting better sd
sp oil board and had not whales since the Goth Of
Capt Goding of bark Lagrange Ns reports
Ia,cahIsno Nay with 900 Up, and 800 do on g from barks
CAPT Swain Of bark John Parker NIB reports her ct
cahuano May with 4sosp on beard lace do all od ready
Capt sIsey, Of bs,k rae1n NB, reports Helena
lpr ~ having 2 p last cruise since sepIast bound
Capt Wilson arrived in New Bedford 25.h u, having
bark cachelot her master cap Perry sli
ssOQo wO.ts Of the oil previous Capt VS. arrival Capt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-01

Lsgnayra ...... 4,le0 Costa RIGA ........ 800
JOYS. .;...'..'''. a,.1o
Cor,os The market sgsin quite firm, with sales
OF eco al 500 bales closing on the basis Of 1itc.
FEEenIs Rates we're frmer with more olsr.pg 70
Liverpool, about rs 600 bushels grain engaged
weight at 2cs Ga q Cos aud so hbds tslIow at PIT
Glasgow, 800 bbls donr at 2s g. 10 london. 20 coo
bushels Of wheat CT o. 9sd To Kavre, $4,000 bush-
els whea. were engaged q. lec.
FIRE CRAcKERs tho market was heavy and owsr.
The saes within two or three days nave comprised eS
boxes Canton No ], 40 packs, at soc. Q 81.
FISH The market was heavy, and sales naoderae of
dry cod, ST. Georges bank, l$3 as 12h. Mscksrh
were heavy and nominal Herring we're dun and sales
TRru.-Hasns were in rome better demand, with
Gales o. joeorg lots st full prices.
GuSNY CLOTH small Gales reported in BostJ az
HAY.-Ths marie: quist, and for shipment i. was
a; sOc 40,, anG for oity use at soc. CO., pr 100
HOPS The market wac firm with sales of 200 800
bstsht l1c 2oc, chiefly Al lie. &c., old were noi
lEex was dull and IN the absence of sales, prices
Imn.rhe market was dull with sales of c,mmoa at
zoe and hump at 95c
Mo.AssEs-lbe ma,ket was quiet and sales unlmpor
tant.
NAvA1 STORES srusl, saes OF spirits turpentine were
reported a. e2Ac.; common rosin held at 81 SIX
y1d, and crude tdrpensins at IS.
Ons --salts Of sperm were reported at New Bedford
~ u 20 All ~ Whale wac quiet and nominal. City
linseed wac dull a. 64c., cash.
tRovl1us -Pork-rhe market was rather drmer for
mess with sales Of SEQ 500 bbs part for Philadelphia
and part for West Indies at $I4 so for mssssw
small Let yeported az SIS prime at $40 $40 as
Beef was nsotive gales OF 100 bbls were made, ut
IS 30 SO TO FOR repscked mess and at Si1 Si2 for
extra Cut meats better request, with sales of
325 teTcss barrels Of hams at &c. for Picked and dry
sailed and shoulders at &C. &C. Lard was heavy, while
sales were confined 20 200 800 bbs and ferces at &c.
91sj, the inside figure for hard Butter heavy and
dull Cheese quiet and dun at 4c 7c. for fa.r TO
prime gate.
RICE vas steady, with email sales a. b1sc ae,4c.
SUGARs-rhe market was unchanged while the sslee
embraced abou. 400 hhds Cuba chiefly within the range
CT Az. t14c., end 100 boxes at 6isc.
ssAD -linseed wac held firmly. At Boston the
Iast saes o! moment reported made at 81 As for
Calcutta; oliver and timothy out Of season.
Ton. eco The make was frm, with moderate Gales.
The monthly statement OF the stock Of Spanish tobsc,
is as follows
Kdo1ng. Gaia. SI0u1 I-qrr
Stock June 1, 1861. bales 2,235 l0l 60 80
Rece.yed since............ J6
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

7.
ASHES Tie market steady, with sales of 80 a 40
bbls ncuoiug pots, at IS 56H, and pearls at e6 49,
The stock embraced about Sos bbla. pos aud 1877 do
pearls; total, cas- bb,s
BRpADsTurfs -TlourThe msrke. was hea yard lower,
and Gle sed at decline OF sc zoe per DBL The heaviest
decue was for common or suprl1s brands OF Western
and state TIE gales embraced about 900 bois closing
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-Canadiap cur was iower and the demand limited The
sales embraced about 700 bbs ct 81 40 ST So the lat
ter figure for choice extra Southern -four less active
and fales were limited. Toe sales embraced 400 500
bbls closing within The above quotations Rye lour was
heavy at quotations, with sales Of zoo bbls. Corn
meal was dull quotations. with sales OF 10 bbls.
Wheat was again heavy end lower, and closed at de-
cline of cents per bushel, owing mainly to heavy
and embraced about 600 bushels at 81 81
for white Canada; 81 rs 81 80 for white Indi-
ana; 81 20 for white Onio: 95c. a coo. for Canada
club; 7Sc. 9sc for Milwaukee club 93c q 9jc.
for ChIcsgo club and 7ac 90, for fair TO primo Chica
90 spring. aud western red Al 81 0s 81 l21, C2rr was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-01
COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, June 30, 1861.
-6l closes ON most depress-
B. The tables Of the commerce
Iast week, which are given be-
P6r imports last week were rather
8 third those of the corresponding
Ear and rather over one fifth those of
Spending week Of 1859. The failure Of
bcan food crops last year causes our ex-
produce to continue heavy. This, however,
&hortly cease, as this years crops in almost
" European country promise to be full
rage. Our export of specie continues nominal
ring the six months ending this day we have
ported only tri8e over three millions Of gold
Id siiver-say one-seventh Of the export Of the
Tst six months Of 1860, and One-tenth the export
IF the first six months Of 1859; and during the same
period we have imported some 1874 ,000, 900 Of bull
hon from Europe. So far as the bullion account
is concerned therefore, the operations Of the six
months ending this day have made us $50, 900 900
raher in coin than the operations Of the first six
months oflast year did During the same period
we have parted with 500, 100000 more produce
than we shipped from January to June 80, 1860;
and we have taken from abroad some
s3s, 900 less merchandise than we took
during the first half of 1860. There is not
much instruction to be derived from striking
balance of the foreign trade of this port alone,
without taking into the account the business OF
the other ports Still we present the figures, such
as they are:-
FohEGN Trade NEW YORK. JANUARY TO JUNE 80, 1861.
imports. $o,233 Ol3
Exports or produce. ............ tb5 ,bb6,6S9
Gpcrte OF specie. 8, JAS $40 .,
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SHlPPIN G NEW S.


klnAFlC FOE EYw YoRK-rHIs BAY
sur EIsEs........... 81 MOON SETS.
sUS I 30 HIGA WATER.
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&c buoy ant and active dstsng sod ia ssore q. ST.:
DC and heated ana sost q. 43c 49,, snd Ate Arc
fer SOUND Western mixed Rye-Salts OF 900 bushels
were made 81 66c for Canadian Csc for Jersey and co.,
for NORM river. Oats ioactse as 26c CSC. FOR
Canstian, and soc a Gle. fer State.
CoyFEB-,he maJRet ives steady, while sales were
deJae The saes embraced leo bags aio az 1875. che
steck Of ccfe on the 2sth Jane, 1861, to.o
Ri0, bags ....... 1923 singapore, bags lLF
Esvaca,bo 1885 Bombay .......... 600
Lsguayra ......... slpO Costa RIGA ..,... 800
JEv6..........,... J,.So
Total bags l02 Gt2
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Balance IN favor OF New York ......... 1854 1s4
The above table, however, does not show the
imports of specie, which are roughly estimated az
$34, 100000. If these be taken into the account
che apparent balance shown in favor of New York
will be reversed, and balance against us shown
of something like s24 100000. We shall be able
in the course Of a few days to lay before our
readers the tables of foreign commerce for the
fiscal year 960-6l, and we defer further comment
till then. The following are the trade tables for
the week.
IMPORTS
For the week. 1850 1860. 1851
Dry gooGs. ......... $2440 947 929 9o8 227,7lp
Genera, merchandise alta b7s $4,000 1,l05,OA
Total for the week f62l55a5 42491l0 l,332763
Previously reported III 900 66s ZOE $50 032 7490l3
Since January 1s12i 122,l91 ia 1879 142 49, 073
ExFoRTs or PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
1859 1880 1861
Fer the week.. 81 2iO, 40i 1,4e4171 2,3Os,9sl
Previously reported 80 06l6l6 40,25067i 6i2l7,e08
Since January 1. $3l ,302,o20 ALTA 761 90 $50
EXPORTS SrEcE.
1859 1850 1851
For the week.. 81 $40 37i 14l7,757 900
Previously reported 20, s3s,346 19363424 3,l, 270
Since January ]. .S3l 458 7l6 20,JS1lS 3,l49sfO
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RIO LEr-,A WELL FURNISHED RoygE, Or BARr
In twen fret street near Fifth avenue; has all tns
uern mprov. rens; VIII let fer ttrso
or LONGER desired. For further particulars app ~ 81 West
1wen'y hrat street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

a SOUTH CzRcLrIAN n ESeLASDs-We have some
interesting statements Of gsHtlemansa residept :
Charleston lately arrived direct from Liverpool oq
Montreal indicative of British sentiment This gen
tleman was in Liverpool when the news reached
there of the victory at Manassas, and describes the
establishment and enthusiasm of John Bull scarce
iy second in degree of feeling to the citation of the
lfeGuScuthern visiting abroad Several per-
snnSl alterations had occurred in the mercantile
reading rooms and other commercial resorts be-
tween Eoglshmen and Yankees, the latter objset1ng
to the displays Of the British recognition of our
victory. Our informant crossed the Atlantic, on
his homeward passage, in company with number
of Yankee shippers, whe had sold their vessels in
lEngland for about onefourth Of their yaiue.-
Richmond Erfsiiaer, Oct 3. NH SO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

~ We referred, sometime ago. to the proclamR
ton OF the Governor Of North Carons. prd'
hibitiBg the deportation from the State by deaIey
Of the articles of bacon and leather. We learn
that, in pursuance Of this proclamation, large
aaRtty of bacon and leather, enroate for Virginia
tue property Of speeulators was seized at the de-
pot of the North Carolina Railroad, in Raleigh
Another quaurity Of bacon, bought on speculation
and destined fore point eutot the State, has been
seizedat High Point. These are measures of sever
ity, although is high tims to resist and punish
the multitude of spectators, intent on taking self
sh advantage of the necessities of the country =
Richmend Examiner, Oct 8.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

FREsHEV-F LooD-DANAcE,-0a Friday last, the
27h September, 1861, an unusual flood occurred in
the Watauga, Nolichucky and Hslston rivers. On
the Watauga. through Carter county, damage est
mated at 100000 was committed. Fencing, sta
bles still houses, hog pens, cribs, haystscks and
straw piles, barns and everything that could float,
was swept away. No lives, human or brute, were
lost that we have heard of The bridge to Sullivan
county was swept away. No railroad bridge was
moved; the WGtauga bridge was partly carried oif,
sinking the track, but has since been repaired En-
sbreevile iron works, we learn, much injured,
and a quantity eff rye and wheat washed away.
Several mills were washed away, among others we
regret to learn that of Mr. Bashor at the mouth of
Boon's creek, JoneS5oro' Uaion, Ocl. 5. ii -ls
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

! s.pss Army IN oKEATUuKY is doiag very WE'LL but
to bring the enemy to close quarters we should
btaye leaders to do this without withdrawing our
forces from other points where they are needed
just as much, u all who eaa possible do SO, should
volunteer at once. so that the 10000 additional
troops called for by cur Governor ma y. be in the
field before the enemy has tine to iortiy too much,
and those who have property liable toss byJtrs +,
whether they volunteer or rot, should cab without
delay to the well known Insurance Office Of W. J.
MARI, No % College street, aA1 have it insured in
some Of the oldest and most reliable Southern Com
panies. Es~ s\ octltfl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08
nTRLC1sTEoH THE NOTICES CT me NASHVILLE FREss
q Y Hmm he Eashrile linn and Anaericrn.

srch ocrk this was needed, not only in America, but
u EuTope to The attention Of the critic 10 dsPe pref
"ce 70 attract the general reader confouud the politician,
snd TO interest the miad BY novel and stirring sses by
Overwhelming and earnest truth, 2ndy pue and peasirg
"tye, 4hsy make not tn slightest ce party OF
the days and exclusively directed to the ntonay
pect tie sect onslissu forced ou BY the North,
seen by aphoscphc Statesmen and patriot the and
us far sh distant to EAR and discern tbs low ling
Of the coInirg storm fsaproound get captivat-
sings work, the 50 from its direct teaIng upon the great
''TeyOiutior low progress !" >
18Th book pronouDc by to be tSs most phjlosophi
cal and rseosve exposition Of the question Of African
Slavery and the most powerful yindcaon Of Southern civ
zson that has appeared IRON Itis written
style Of eng that renders highly attractive every
Intelligent reader and gives evidence Of deep thouge sn
sve research, large acquaintance with the sophBs Of the
Abolition shoo both in Europe and america and husae
devotion to the institutions Of the South.
pleased learn that the author has, with great ibe
atty rendered B entire proceeds after paying se cost Of pub
caon the ladies OF the Soiers Hospital Relief society
FEL.cIL G.. poRTEz, President Of the Association y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08

DEcREAsBe OF Tk.Skh.-Siaae4he Interruption Of
Railroad communication between Bowling Green
ana Louisville the travel hss fallen off very great
ly. Most of, that TO and from louisville is by way
of Henderson, and involves good deal of extra ex-
peuse and time. We hope to see, before very long,
a resumption Of through travel, by rBils-Ggarlcs-
1lts Chronicle Oct 4. "a