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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
xECnNn rInUNTAIN REGImENT.

II volunteer companies dessus terng service
q State for twelve months viii proceed forthwith t.
Damp zoleoe, Livingston, ovezon county Ienres ee
will mustered toto the service By ameS Nc
Henry, General Of the State, until the Second kegi
nt complete But three companies to this date have beer
service for organzst in said TeFe0 and here
after the csmpanie Will be mustered in ashley prese them
to the mastering officer for t purpose 10 BE- received
each company must be composed Of ssvenyeght sbbod ed
men, passed by the acting snrs as competent
required there rsietion as to hecoun
lies from which The compares shall Tents camp equip
age uniforms &c have already been fu nhei st sad
sad From the foregoing rules In ths formation
OF said regiment, no deviation will be made.
.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

FoRT MONROE, Sept. Com. Strineham has ar.
rived. The Geo. Hendenly arrived last night from
Hatteras Inlet, bringing number of fugitive fam.
lies from Tar River.
The Notifications at OcracOke Inlet hsve
been abandoned, and probably those a.
Oregon Inlet, some forty miles this side of Cape
Hatteras. No signs of Notifications could be seen
from the Cape light house, which is still dark as the
COn1ederates have stolen the euses. Il is supposed
that the secession soldiers will make a stand
at Fort Macon. There is a strong casemIted
work guarding the approach to Beaufort.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

BEACON ISLAND ABANDoNED.-It is stated that the
Confederate forces have evacuated Beacon Island,
on the North Carolina coast, having first spiked all
the guns l battery there, and retired to Newbern.
Beacon Island battery is located several miles south
Of Fort HRtteras, but the Yankees have no idea of
attempting to reach the interior of North Carolina
but they notorious above all other people for
craft cunning and hypocrisy, it is every way impor-
tant that strict watch be kept their movements
The people of Newbern and Washington will
cordially and theoretically unite with the military
in repelling the invaders, should forward moves
rneut be attempted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

King cotton and Other Kings.

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and gold. The staple
may be ruler in its sphere; coal is a good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
is very nice when one has plenty Of it. But of all
kings the most to be dreaded. is the Fire King,
and the best way to guard against its ravages is to
have your property insured at the Insurance Office
of W. J. MARI, No. % College street. sep5-dtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
1900 Boxes ViFginia Manufactured
Tobacco at Auction.

THURSDAY. the 10Th day Of septemb, will sell at
pubic suction, the city Of Nashville, at 10 O'Clock L.
CT Manufactured Virginia Tobacco, Of all Grades
and sty les, in part IS follows:
3.9 boxes Ane beautiful bright Psunisbrsndsi BsU Edo
TddO.
is teces nne black Twists Is to the poan6-branded i1
dem.
C. boxes style Of twist sboVs-brandsl
Back SUdn.
il terces do DO
81 boxes dark sweet p1unSs-brandei Honey Noon.
on boxes dark sweet pour ds-b-Anied Unique.
3S snail boxer Al Of half pounds dark sTee-brandd
Unique
4 small boxes Of BEAUTIFUL bright twists IS the
pound-branded JelgeJ Of Opbir.
81 boxes extra hne tright-b-aaded g, H. a
81 do exira-branded Golden Scsptrs-
The above Tobacco, the propy OF Ygioa Manufacturer,
was shipped via city ork California ard Aus
taa, bat stepped Tennessee authority The owner has
conudsd sell here rather than return to Virginia The
special attention OF the trade and ell others in want OF Tobacco
called tn SALE from The variety oerei all supply
themseveI 1t will he oFel in lots to suit Terms cash
sep5 dtd LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
From WixsouPi.

ST. LOUIS. Sept, Seen. Mccullough is reported
at Mount Vernon, recruiting briskly for q bold
movement North.
1t is stated that Price and Rains have captured
Fort Scott Kansas Montgomery and most of his
command have been taken prisoners. Arother re-
port says Kansas Lanes brigade defeated Rains
capturing his command.
1t is reported that Major Msgoffin, who is pris-
oneP at Georgetown, is sentenced to be hung.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
Pror, Norrh CaroIina.


SPECIAL DlFlalon g ne OllsfI1ss0n l1tToalys
NEwBERs. N. c., September e--All is quiet here.
The people are returning to their homes with a
feeling Of full security. There is no news of any
further movement of the enemy on the sound or
coast.
Orr troops have evacuated Beacon Island and
troops are being stationed at all important and
strategic points.
aud five men were brought here as prisoners, from
Tar River, They had schooner freighted with
shingles, ready to sail to sea. The schooner, the
Hannah BalCh, was freighted by merchant named
Hughes, Of this place. These same prisoners were
brought here month ago with prize vessel. ana
were permitted to 90 at large upon parole. They
were about to leave therefore, under the authority
of q citizens of North Carolina. Atthe time they
were taken by the people of Washington, they
were engaged in taking soundings of the river.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
From Washington

WASHINGTON, Sept, 9-The Post says the Govern.
ment Attorney at Baltimore is under suspicion of
dsloyalty, having taken no steps to confscate the
property Of Marylanders who are in the Confede:
rate army.
The Government has prohibited the wearing Of
secession costumes in Baltimore.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
ForeiEm,

ST JOINS Sept 9.-The steamer Africa has ar
rived with Liverpool dates of the LIST, Septvia
Queenstown.
COttOn-sales of the week 10000 bales; market
calm at the advance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

We learn that majority of the committee ap-
pointed by the Senate proceed TO the lower part
of the State and inquire into the facts relating to
the introduction OF troops therein, have deter
mined to await further instructions bsfors pro-
eeeding on their mistion. They satisfied by in
formation received here that Paducah is occupied
by Federal troops, and Columbus and Hickman by
Confederate troops, in beth cases by order OF their
respective GoveFnfnents and hence deem it unnec-
esssry to proceed farther- LeliSUile Courier, SEP
TENDER g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

Auh D1JOAAII- A t AIO-' NJ 0IS0O010 OO'v' %
says:
The ineaiceney of the blockade Of Southern ports
By Abraham Lincoln is notorious, and established
by so many instances that if the British and French
Governments enforce their difntions of blockade,
they viii soon declare it no blockade at all. In the
last month fourteen vessels have entered the port of
Charleston and thirty three the port of Wilmington,
G. During the same period $4,000 have been paid
the Collector of the port of New Orleans in duties
on goods imported in spite of the blackade! This
ought to be enough TO prove that 1t is utterly ine
Gent and ought according to the understanding of
France and England, to be declared nugatory, and
not to be respected,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

We would call the attention of the city retail dry
goods merchants to the trade sale of BENZ. +
SHIELDS & Co.. commencing this morning at 10
o'clock, and to continue this evening at early gas
light The stock is seasonable and well assorted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
UNsOH AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.


Save all your rags-cottOn, fax, hemp &C. ana
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
Tho South wears ont moro such goods than two
such Norths and yet the North saves double the guam
tity of rags for making paper. Let this be changed
hereafter. Save the rags to make paper, and there
nv zsve money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
DIED.

On Wednesday August 0sh OF consumption at the
Of her brotasr Dr. W D. ROBRs Allen springs Kyi Mrs LOU.
/. WOODS, Of this city, age IS yea-s.
On TIE 5h sths resdtnos in Springfield Robaron county,
Tenn CT Typhoid Fever, Il. MILLER: menler If the
snri,oBeld Rar YEAR,.
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Fram Souibern Ken,uckv.

CAIRO, Sept. Generals Pillow and Polk are at
Columbus, KY, with 600 Rebels. JEFF Thompson is
on the Missouri side, directly opposite, with the
balance of the forces
500 Federal troops left to-day to reinforce
Padueah, and another regiment follows imme-
diately.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

a meeting of the Soldiers Relief Society of Ten
neasee viii be held TO morrow "wednesday morn
ing at eleven O'clock in the Lecture Room of the
First Presbyterian Church. An address viii be
delivered BY Dr. J. B. LISDsLEY. The public gen
orally are invited to be present.
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Relations wiz RussIa.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-The Russian Minister had
an audience with the President on Saturday, and
read him letter from his Government on Ameri-
can affairs, regrettng the present Difficult ties and
says it is animated by the most friendly feelings to-
wards the American Union The letter is signed
by GOrtschakalf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

We are assured, from person who has had the
opportunity of personal observation, that the
Generalization Of the Northern army continues,
and that the men are revolving at the wicked work
into which they had been deceived and are desert
ing in large numbers-Richnond Enquirer, Sept. 6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The Marshal instructs that
Transfer Agents transfer no more stock owned by
SOutherners nor pay dividends on Southern owned
stock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
In Ch&nCery ut LaFayette---5une Rules
1861.

~ 0ODALL ard Andrews Richard Wright and others.
ST On spI caring the Clerk and Aaster that
Richard Wright, of the defendants this
resident the State Of Tenrsses that e ordinary procE
Of be served upon him Iis therefore ordered
by the Clerk Master Of said Court that publication
in Union and American fer four successive weeks requiring
the Wright appear the
town Of Lafayetts county Of Macon
see Friday after ID Monday August then and
plead demur csmplainants bill and in de-
fault thereof said bill will taken for confessed and
hearing sxparte to him. This b June, 1861.
Eigss;vttpr'Sfss 3 JOHN CLAIBORNE O. kM.
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EUsT received sndor sale 500 ounces Of choice uinas
ID BROWN & EVAEs
iHly7-d - College street, Nash
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r0TTCE no POLICE HOLDS

Enron and after this date, and until further notice. bs
Clause will inserted in all Open Policies i2guei ty the
funsssee Marine sid Fire Insurance Company and the Nash
VILE Commercial Insurance. Company.
A. ". BUTLFE,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insuranc &c 90.
JAMES WALKER.
Secretary CoErlsrctsI Insurance Company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

HoME MADE FURNITURE The undersign would
call attention of the public that he continues to keep
at his old stand No 50 market street. large quaint
ty Of ready made Furniture Of the best workman
slip and quality. BE also makes all kinds of work
to order. He is prepared to mend and Varnish all
kinds of old furnish. &c. s.Es..l- neg
All work dene by him is warranted to give salts
faction. P. TAMBLE.
dim
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

BALTIMORE, Sept. "a train of cars with a Dc
taehnent of Cavalry was thrown of the track.
Four killed, three mOrtally wounded, and many
seriously wounded. The Engineer has been arrest
ed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH.

Special Dispatch to TIE Nashville Union and American -
RICHMOND, Sept. o. Everything is in stah quo on
the Potomac.
1t is believed that Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston
will be assigned to duty in the Western Department
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WANTED.

TEVO exchange, twenty woodland In the vicinity
Of NashTllsfOr city property or Negroes Apply to
3. r. RAY.
sept I'd State CAPITAL.
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From PHILADELPHIA.
From New York.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9.-The Harriet Lane is at the
Navy Yard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

REMIT PROMPTLY As DIRECTED.
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TIE SHIP ALIIAHCE.-In reply to the question of
an anxious correspondent we would state that the
ship Alliance, with full cargo of such valuable
articles of merchandise as are now most needed,
did run the blockade, and did arrive safely at the
port of Beaufort, North Carolina, SEINE weeks ago
This and a number of other similar GrTiUGLs at
other points, have not been noticed in this newspa-
per, lest the announcement might tend to diminish
the number of such arrivals the future Charles
ton Mercury Sept g.
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To CarDenfers.

IDs FOR the Carpenters Work Ct the Nashville Gun Faco-
~ viii received from this date to the 10Th sepism
br Cash will be paid for the work The plan and sFecf-
tons at the Hardware store q Macy Hamilton
J. N. HAMILTON,
sep7-tl President.
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NOTICE TO FOUNDERS

NOTICE TO FOUNDERS.
HAVE 5000 Bushels No Pitts urg Coke for sale, vhic
will stl in Grge quantities to suit purchsters.
WM DEWS. Agent,
Opposite Fhsmens HALL No 80 College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

The Superintendent of the Rockfsh Factory in
North Carolina writes that he has FUSED the Pea
nut oil by the side of the sperm and that it works
we'll"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

IgsaGsF hsvs yOr pssn Pref woods aagsr.isasa IA sa
pApes. Esad ii Il viii Interest yoa.
rar22-d&WIy
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No GARRTB1LDI YET.-Contrary to what was an
ticipated, we have nothing by this steamer from
Garibadl and it is therefore probabls that he has
deferred his purpose of rendering his services to
the Government. He probably recoleets with some
regret the jealousies of officers of Nationaliues in
whose behalf he has heretofore drawn his sword
and is unwilling to encounter them again, as he
doubtless would, unless there is q paramount
necessity.-Neso York Times.
1t will be remembered that it was positively as
serted few weeks since that GARIBALDI had acced
ed to LNcoLS's efer and was to bring 20, 600 men,
in consideration of which he was made Major
General. ssIr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

Splnners took 2l3,6s9 bales from this port during
the year ending Slst ult against $40 s92 bales asf
year and zZS ,OSl year before; or, say AGO bales
per week ths year, against ,633 last year, thus;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

PImPIes BanishcdI
Faces Made OIezKg
HOW
By weeks Of the Magnolia gaiu ysreeetly dar-
lss bat elssAnt and efsotuol preparation.
Price 20 s7nts per bottle. Sold everywhere
wEHAaLN ( CO., PrspriotOrs, Troy, n Y.
febQ4-dG1Sa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

The Rev. Mr.. CONVERSE, editor of the Philadelphia
Christian Observer, the publication of which was
recently stopped by the Lincolnites, arrived in
Richmond on the 9TH inst.
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-H.MARgHAHL co.
Manufacturers OF II. maIshaITs
Patent MetaIIO-Percha Burial
CASES AND CASKETs,
60 NORTH HARRIET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
roau Undertakers throughout the south

TOau Undertakes throughout the south.
YENHE undersigned beg respectfully 70 draw the attention Of
Undertaksrs the pablo to the above articles Ct
facure which beauty, gbtness sud durability
ryaei They perfectly air. and water and hnish
style rosewood, black white marble, richly
covered with merino, black cloth or velvet
These being only Metallic Fura Gases manufactured 10
the Southern Republic which patent Is held in the Gem
tolerate States confidently solicit the patronage Of all true
Southern For full description and particulars for pu
chase o. sy county rights address below where have
established large maruactury 70 supply s demands
N B-we shall in short time he prepared 10 I'LL order for
all OF Coffin Haniies, Screws Tacks, Name Plates and
every description Of undertaksrs trimmings. Address
q MARSHALL & CO.,
tugIS-dHtWlm Nashville, Tenn.
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From Baltimore.

ALBANY, Sept. &C. S Browne, of Key West, hsl
been arrested.
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the SuDrerne Judxe.htp.
CITY NOTICES.

~ WANTED.
5000 Bushels Irish Potatoes,
500 bushels Barley,
500 bushels Rye,
LOCO bushels choice White Wheat,
1000 bushels Oats.
J.W. WILEY,
sep4-lw Hamilton's Warehouse.
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PROP. 0. BECKER,

pleased inform the public nat be il prepared 10 teach
few more Scholars on the Piano, Guitar. etc, etc.
Orders lett At james A. Aeourss, Union Depot, vii BE
promptly attended o. lep3 q
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We will issue on the first ofseptsnb
HUTTON & FRELEGH's
SOUTHERN MONTHLY !
A 500 Magazine.

Intending take high and active ssrd for the incubation
and FORMULATION Of pure ard truly Southern Literature We
shall publish geo Of the first number ard have f that it
will, from its merits rapidly double and treble at number
Address, HUTTON 4 FRELIGH,
Aug25n Memphis, Tenn.
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Va shipboard, not cleared...-....-.-. - ~ 80.
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volunteering Not SO Brisk in the North
The evidences are becoming palpable that LN
COINS call for more men is not being responded tC
with any thing like the enthusiasm he and his Cabi
net anticipated. The eyes of the people of the
North are being opened since the Battle of kanas
sas Plains, and they have mo heart for the work.
They will not volunteer, and draft is now talked
of. The Washington correspondent of the New
York World lets the secret out In his letter of the
Sd inst. be says:
Il is useless TO disguise the fact that there is
strong pressures upon the President and Cabinet by
high in military station to resort Immediately
to drafting, to fill the ranks of our army to the
number required to carry on the war successfully
At the present rate Of recruiting to our regular
army the new regiments will not be filed up before
January thus keeping out Of active service our best
regular officers at a time when their services are
most required. The %, 900 increase of the regular
army ought to be in the field before the Ist of Oc>
tober; but how to get the men without draft
the question. 1t Is feared by many persons here
that the stoppage of all news respecting the condi
ton of the army is lulling the North fatal secu
rity, and that we are credited with twice the num-
Der of troops the line of the Potomac we really
have in camp. If such is the case let it be known
that while we have plenty of men to guard Wash
ington, we want &C, 600 more troops to make an eff
fective forward movement. With the complications
likely to arise IN Kentucky within the coming
month and with what additional aid General Ere
mont will require, 100000 more men find
enough to do.
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General OraeTs, No. As.

FoRT HENRY Tenn. River,
August 2 81, 1861.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging to this
Post directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. By orders of A. HEMAN
Col Commanding at Fort Henry.
WI. MCCoNEICo, Adjutant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-10

FoR REM-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings Apply at this
Office dec29-tf
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We are authorized to annoan's B cHEATHAMA can
dIdate Tor Recession to the oce Of Mayor Of Nashville
aag2l-te
We authorized to snpours ACTON YOUNG candidate
] FOR Mayor Of Nashville at the ensuing election.
sugl4fte
Fer Alderman.
We are suth9 riEsd announce WM g. CHATHAM can.
dldAts fer Alderman in the Fifth Ward at the ensuing
pal election in September. aug4-ts
Fer CouncIlman.
@ ensuing sa nfae
election. sep3teS
We are authorized to announce aEo w. DARDES as can
daae for re- election as Councilman from the Third Ward
We are Authorized to announce JOHN ], MooAyN a, a
candidate for Councilman in the 9th Ward. aug2-te.
We are authorised to announce Dr. B. w. HALL as sandi
dste for Councilman in the 5tA ward aug2O I'd
We are authorized to announce Dr. J FORBES, can
of NalhVille iahs ensuing municipal election. ausSs
LEGISLATIVE OFFICES.
w are authorized to sUncgpcs J. NJ VAN DYKE, Of Me-
MINI candidate for AssiStAut ol'rkf the use Of Rep
resentstiFes SEPT to-
We ar. authorized to srnounes JANIS H. ocoNELL, Of
Davidson county, az candidate for Messenger of the Senate of
Tennessee. sept. d
We authorized to announce JULIUS ,. BRIDGES, OF
hcM1D, as candidate for Messenger of the Senate.
We are au horsed to announce JOHN McoLARrw Of SUM
coeny candidate for Assistant Clerk Of the senste
ses5-.e
We are authorised to announce NJ oowARDIN c,ndi-
date for Assistant Door Keeper Of the House OF Representatives
of Tennessee Legislat1re arg5J-te
are authorized to announce W. P FARMER, Of Somer
Vile candidate for Principal Clerk Of the Hou Of Repre-
sentAtives. aug9l-te
We authorized to annssnce FRANC NJ PAUL, Hate As
ant Clerk Of the Senate candidate for Principal CLERK
Of the seuate of Tennessee aHgl3-f
The Supreme Judgeship.
We authorized to announce A. J. MARCHBANKs, Of
Warren county, fer Judge Of Supreme Court At the election
the 5h October ill the vacancy occaoned By the
resignation Of Z. s. Csruthers Augeete
We authorised TO BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY
didae for Judge Of the Supreme Court to fill the arcy
oasioned by the resignation Of the Hon B. L. OaIuthes
ug10=e
We authorized 10. O. GUILD Sumner,
candidate for ud Of the Supreme Court at the election
the hfth day of October next aug5-tde
We authorized to ". F. COOPER, Esq,
candidate fer Judge Of the supems Court st the election
the nth day Of October Dext. Aug9-te
.s- CITY NOTICES.
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NASHVILLE EDGEFIELD) AND KEN
TUCKY RAILROAD.

Notice 10 COnsignees and Shippers.
LII Goods received ~ Railroad at NaAvle Depot,
"a must be owed within twenty four bours they will
be warehouse, and til expense
sgnss Freight for shipment will be received unl5P.M
Aug6-dIn J. 3, PHLEEGER, Agent.