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Miss Grace Eeerton Is young and handsome
English actress, who personatcs six male and
six female characters in one piece, (some Of them
French and some English) with clog dance by
country pumpkin. One Of the Stanley school,
ii sheP
, 1861-06-20

NAVAL OFFIcERs REsIGNED.-Since the pend
ing troubles, the designations from the navy hav
bcen ninO captains, twenty commanders, an
thirty.iive lieutenants.
, 1861-06-20

A DFrERENcE Mlrysvile, on the 9Th
inst, the thermometer rose to 93 degrees, in the
shade. What contrast to the weather We are
now enjoying, says the Portland Daily Atrer-
iiser, and echoes the Puget Sound Herald
, 1861-06-20

When taking these Pills rub Holloway's celebrated
Ointment over the pit Of the stomach, and over the
rgiuls Of the liver, the right side under the ribs
a1d yuu will At experience change tT the bettef
rhe Improvement, though it mas be gradual, will Us
thorough an Lasting.
, 1861-06-20
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.


f,sal to recognize their pretensions. Similar in
tsIli0enco comes from the French Government,
Nh the last reports, however, from another
source, are contradicted.
Governor Banks has been appointed Patent
Examiner.
Colonel Fremont has been appointed Major
General
jeff Davis and Gen. Bcauregard are expected
st Richmond on the 2sth Of Nay.
All the bridges on the Alexandria Railroad
have been burned.
Brig. General Mcdowell takes command Of
the forces Of Virginia, In place Of SANFORD.
Governor Banks wants to put IN army Of
500, 900 men in the field, to settle the difficulty
Of once.
On the 9th Of May, Gen. Butler had 10000
men at Fort Monroe, but it was said that he
would not commence active operations until he
had as many more
The troops at Harper's Ferry are supposed to
be in . starving condition.
Il is supposed to be the object Of Genera,
Scott to march forces so as to arrive at Harper's
Ferry from different points, and compel the enc.
my to evacuate.
Alexandria is still in possession Of U. S. troops,
the Seeessionists having fed, including all who
would not take the oath not to take mp arms
against the Federal uoVSrn'4ent, zen $3.50 Is Sa'd 'na'
0'e' wv '"cuT y, "s'' O Wv W 80, Wv o'1 ,
SUNDAY n,gmt, U. .; troops unIcr c1InInena
oI SH No'Sne, NY a., d "ses, ...' S,S M u Sn."s";o.
."ns Wv 80 .nn,r,,"S Tlor ',o.o ;o;nod h."
soOoas s"o. .cr,sS ,ha r;vor hy Gan McCiciI.rj
ofOhio Sccessionists hearing Of their approach,
evacuated Grafton on Monday. U. s. troops
occupied Grafton and Parkersburg. They will
march soon towards Fairfax.
.Ss o",. ;n., " % ,.,as .,.onS"S ,,.;,t ", @ LIN. ,
% ""d solemnitv Ten thouSsnd neonls wsrs rp nr,..
sart r
a.. u.c,uu.,, . .,;ro .-..roo,00,.
usn % '""u so,i y" ~, vas ~" ~ Sn"a.s;"n ss,nS y,
W.-n"-,s Er..v Fa;rFsy ond several other
49,
P'"os'' a..
was rumored that an expediIon would oe
sent against msnpnls % = neAt week, WIN oVOo
men Anout lo'oVo secession troops were re-
Por'eu 70 oe IN or ABOUT "euP"'s'
Itis believed that Gen. Harney will be re.
moved rom the command at ST. Louis Col.
Fremont will take his place. Gen. narney will
GO East.
Lieut.. Slenmer and command arrived at
washington from P'cKens on the Gsth TO raise
troops
Fort Plckens is able to hold out against any
Iorce that may be brought against II. Tue gar
flson numbers ,OOO The rebel iorces under
zen. bragg numoer O'o"o' -,
Inc government vessels nave oiockSded ai
; s"o p1'I :" aeH'S' o',' wy nion'" VI '"' "'N
''"S''"' " wv ''S''''0' "'O'N!"
The Daily Evening Ne,rs Of to day has the
following important item: That the Capt Me-
Donald hdb,dS corpus case had come up before
the U. S. District Court. Gen. Harncy made
the return that Capt Mcdonald had been re-
=
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Puff ---shortnoss of Breath with
Weakness.

Very bad symptoms which, II rot corrected, may tend
tr snre scris d-ofitrs nf the htIn or 'iher vital
organs Eat mldarleiy Of solids, take siS Pills nightly
fnr ,me little time; take pleniy u fresh air with mod
rIe ex-rtse ana the huUan machinery will b. quickly
rloIe t. health aud vgor Try this but for thrtc days
only, and the result vii be marvellous.
, 1861-06-20
Of energy.

indigestion with languor and want
, 1861-06-20
Female Complaints.

All disorders Of the sex, and diseases In every crisis
DerilOus to the life and health Of woman youthful or
aged married or SINGLE may be radically aud quickly
cnred without risk or trouble by W doses Of these
Pills, taken according 10 the printed directions.
, 1861-06-20
Complaints incident to Children.

All complaints Of children NAV soon he cured II care
be taken TO purify their hood correct the action Of the
liver an cleanse the stomach aud bowels les dores
II these famous Pills will immedistey have the desired
4, Ct paFtiularly ii parents he careful 10 not allowing
them 70 eat Of things which they know would be Injurious
to themselves.
, 1861-06-20
HOllOsray's Pills are The best remedy kao'rn in The

Hollotdy's Pills are the best remedy kTotrn in tie
trorld for the Jollo,ring diseases
Au. IDrop.y Inflammation Sore Throats
Hs,bmE nysentery Jaundce Stone and Gravel
RiiouS Com EfysipeIas Liver Com. Secondary Symp-
nlaInts Female IRE plants toms
maa,rhss on the RularItes lI1nbago Tic Douloureux
skin feVers Of all Piles lTumors
Bowel Complul kinds theumatsm Ulcers
CoUcs Fits Retention OF Venercal Anee-
Constipation Of Gout Urine hons
the Bowels lIIeadaehe Scrofa, "r Worms, all kinds
con-unntIon indigestion Kings Evil Weakness from
nshiiIiv Whatever cause,
&c, &c, &C.
Sold at The Estahllshment II pRoFEssoR HOLLOWAY,
2lI Strand, .(uesf Temple BARI London; also BY AL
respectable Druggists and Deaer In Medicines through
out the civilized wnIi OF the ollnwng prices;-ls lAd
p Sd d sd Ills, ,27L and s3,. each B'x.
There Is considerable saving ~ taAing the larger
sizes.
NB-rIectnns for the Guidance Of patients In every
disorder ale fxSd 70 tssh E,x
CURTIS 3 MOORE. Druggists.
ivc.hEia '. T.,
Agents for Holloway.
, 1861-06-20
ALEXANDRIA. juno LIST.

About 10 o'clock this A. NJ, skirmish oc
CURED at Wellington Mills, between company
Of Zouaves and Michigan troops and q scouting
party of Virginia troops. The Federal troops
drove them awny. One Of the Zouaves was
killed aud another wounded.
, 1861-06-20

P.S.-The merchants lave agreed 10 Keep
supply OF good jack knives and gnus on hand
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S outh OaroIina

. ~ En- Car.ol Ina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
by P. r. HAMMOND, ESQ. Ordinary
ID for said DistdeL
4 WHEREAS. ANDREW J. CONNoRs q
p applied to ne for Letters Of Admini..
ation on MI aod singuIas The Goods and
battles. Rights and Credits OF Isabella RI
pnnors. late OF ths Distrie: aforesaid, do
based. y, ,..,......,...s>
THESE ara. therefore, to cite and ad-
pnish all and singular. the kindred and
bditors Of The said dccessrd, 10 be and
pear before me at our next Ordinsry's 4
burt for the said district. 10 be holden nj
lncaater Court House on the Sd day of
Prl next, 10 show canss. IL any, wby
said administration should no. DO
Even under ny hand and zeal this 18Th dsv
- Of March, In tins year Of our
l.. 3. Lord one Thousand eight hundSed
~ Jand rixsyonc and 10 Tie eigft, .Hfih
far Of the Independence Of ihe STATE Of
n. IT. HAMMOND, O. L. o. =,
As'rA ~, bsSi. --ssP ftS.oo |.
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Dapple John.

r,SG' MY THOROUGH BRED HORSE
Rn of the Jenus, Canadian and Bri.
mer blood-will he ut my Steam Mill place,
SIX miles South of Lancasteryille, on Fri.
day and Saturday of each week during the
ensuing Spring Season ; provided club of
ten or twelve be made up for that point
Otherwise he will not be moved from his
stables at ny Hanging Rock place This
Is proposed as an accommodation to such
as would find it inconvenient TO send as far
as Hanging Rock. If the arrangement is
made by which he will be mt the Steam
Mill on Friday and Saturday, he will stand
the remainder Of each week mt Hanging
Rock.
This Horse does not now require "puf.
hng" he Is well known to the community,
and his colts speak for themselves They
furnish the best guaranty of tho worth of
The horse, and an examination of them is
invited. DAPPLE JOHN was awarded a
handsome premium at The last annual State
Fair ut Columbia.
The Terms for the ensuing season, are {:
For Single Admit,ance So !; the Season,
Sl2; Insurance SEQ. ....
Careful ,and experienced Grooms will at
tend him ut both places, and all care will
be taken 10 prevent accidents. | will not
be responsible, however, for any, should
they occur. JAS. NJ INGRAM
March b, 1861. Aft
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IL persons indebted So Jas. r. Magln,
II or Magiil g. Bcattie, are requested 10
call at the, "Cgston Place" near Pleasant
Hill, and settle up as we Yish 10 close the
business as soon as possible.
.se.I - JAS. X. MAGII.L.
Jan. ~, boif, z
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5000 POUNDS IRON.

INCLUDING Plo@ Iron, Piow Steel & g.
Irer ..le M 4 jones' y cRpcKETT's.
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PROCLAMATION

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
SENrS, That |, DAVID +. JAMESON,
President Of the Convention Of the People
of South Carolina, assembled pursuant to
an Act of the General Assembly, passed on
the ninth day Of November, in the wear of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty, aud which adjourned on the fifth day
Of January, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty.one, by virtue Of the authority
vested in me by the srid Convention DO
HEREBY CONVOKE THE SAME, AND.
BY THESE PRESENTS, DO HEREBY
SUMMON THE MEMBERS OF SAID
CONVENTION TO RE ASSEMBLE AT
IN THE STATE A.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
~, ON TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF MARCH, INSTANT.
Given under my hand, a. Charleston, this
thirteenth day Of March, in the year
. of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
drcd and sixty y-one, and in the eighty.
fifth year Of the Sovereignty and
independence of the State of South
Carolina.
ID. F. JAMISON,
President of the Convention Of
the People Of South Carolina.
Attest b. +. ARTHUR, Clerk.
M,r,.b Oh -
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Bank of the State
OF
5 q u Il III G. A r OIL \


CHAKLEsTOS, l2th February, lSGl..
The Legislature having at its late ses.
sion, author zed the Issue of. Bonds tC M.
amount OF $4,000, bearing au interest OF
seren per cent, for the purpose Of providing
the funds required 10 sustain the State in
the act of resnning her rights Of sovereign
ty, this Bank Is now prepared to dispose Of
the Bonds. They are issued in Sums of
$40, 500, and 5000. An opportunity j,
thus afforded every citizen TO make n secure
and profitable investment, while coEtribu-
ting aid to the cause in which the State is
engaged. VITA the view of enabling citt-
zens in any part of the Stale 10 share IN
the Loan, the Clerks Of the Courts of the
several Districts have been required to open
books OF subscription for the Stock. Sui
table arrangements will be made for furn.
ishing the Bonds oD the receipt of thc mon
ey, at an early dag after each Subscription,
has been made. engagements tor the pur.
chase Of Bonds may be made at the Bank,
or at any Of its Branches. / is probable
that, AT the next Session fth, Leg stature,
those parties who desire IL ma, have their
Bonds converted into. Stock.
-. g.s q. NJ. FURsiAN, Pre- DENT.
Fob %, 3tf rs,J Jr.
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WILL be at the Court House to receive
l. taxes. the first four days Of Court week.
At Matthias Crenshaw's, Friday, March 22d.
AT Tank, Saturday, March 23d
At SmalI's, Monday, March 25th.
At Funderbnrk's muster ground, Tuesday,
March both
At Taxahaw, Wednesday, March eth.
A. Horizons, Thursday, March 2Stb.
At J. b. Alobley's Store, Friday, March 90.
AT the Ccnrt House (Salesday) Monday
April ist.
Al Jaeksonham, Tuesday, April I'd. -
At CrsigsviiIe. Wednesday, April 3D..
AT i X Magill's store, Thursday, April 4th
Al Belair, Friday, April 9th.
AT Ross store, Saturday, April 9Th. a.
The tax books will be closed on The 9th
day Of April. The comptroller General has
instructed mo to notify tax payers that no
returns will be received which may be sent
by mail or otherwise, unless they have been
sworn to; They may be sworn 10 before
n magistrate OF notary-public. .-..,
The following is list Of property sub.
ject 10 taxation, viz Land, Negroes, Town
Lots, Sales Of Goods by residents, Sales of
Goods by nonresidents, monies at inter.
est, profits arising from Offices, Faculties
and Professions, &c, including the profess.
ion OF Dentistry, Salaries and Wages over
i've hundred dollars, commissions Of ven.
due masters, agencies Of insurance. compa-
MES not Incorporated IN this State, playing
Cards sold 10 this District, Circus Exh,bi.
lions, &cs Dogs kept by Slaves, Capitation
Tax on free Negroes and Dogs kept by
Free Negroes. There are other things TAX.
able but believe the above includes all
owned In onr District. ~
An Act Of Is4s requires all tax reforms
10 DO made to the tax Collector in the Dis.
r'et or parish where the property u losa-
sea J.R. HUNTER,
''.s - sl'm 7, C.gL. D.o
March ID ise, '''i,' b-tf
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DON ZACK.

DERSoNS DESIRING TIE Services
IL of large and ell formed JACK, viii
be accommodated BY applying at the sub.
scriber's residence, five miles Sonth of Ian.
easter &. ID. TerIps. $40 insurance. Per.
sens living AZ q distance viii be accommo.
da.ed with good pastures without addition.
al ehatge. w. ]. MclI.IvAlN.
March 6, 1861. 4-6m.
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WANT ED.
Seed Cotton.

I.O n00 WORTH Of the above for
>NcsOOo safe 10y inc All declared
b good men by the statues Of limitation
aI and ste n'e and you shall have your
ecounls. For il uill be good seed.
"a :. T.. CURElON
!. March 9th 1861, 6if.
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Dissolution Of
CO. PA R Z N + r SHIP.

NllE COPARTNERSHiP existing IN
der the name Of JOS. NJ. GAYLE g.
o.. is this dny dissolved by mutual con
tht. The notes and accounts Of the late
|rin, and ,I,a. Of JOS. 81. GAYLE. ure
o" placed in the hands Of w. ]. DePass,
So, for collection.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE,
WM. NUNGO.
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ScnILLs AND FEVER cHlLLs AND rE.

CHILLS AND FEVER CHILLS AND FE-
TER l-one OF the greatest RENE dies that
bas ever been laid before the public, for Fever
md Agae, and which have received the high
fst enconuns from the press and the people.
b DR.. j. Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters. Who
wonld endure the tortures arising from this
terrible disease, when It can be 40 easily curedi
Who would endure seepless night. burning
fevers and icy chills alternately, whena remedy
can be obtained for mere trihe ? And yet
bop many families linger out painful existence
unfsr this deadly blight, and do nothing but
golp down qunine, until it becomes as COM
udp as their daily meals, and yet they are not
reeeved. No e but the foolish and weak would
Estate to procure these valuable Bltters, and
SAVE themselves intense agony. Sold by drug.
yisk and dealers generally everywhere.
~" See advertisement in another column.
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HyneneaI.

Married, on l4th inst, by Rev. A. II. Har-
hon. Mr.. JAMES WHITE to Miss LIZZIE Nc.
EURRAY ull of this District.
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DEKALB HOUSE,
Corner Broad and DeKalb Streets.
Camden, 8. @.
by VIM. ID. Harris.

IS NOW OPEN FOR THE ACCOM-.
ODATlON Of Boarders and The Travelling
lubIe.
4 The house is entirely new. a large com
nodions three story Brick building, hand
pomely furnished In the latest and most an
proved style, with EVERY cOSvEStEscs Ia
DO met with or desired.
The TABLE IL BOUNTIFULLY PRO.
glDED with the very REsr that this aud
cfher Markets afford, and no pains or ex
lenses will be spared to make the DgKALB
hrst class hoase--at lssst, as good as
y 10 be found in the sin,erior.
WILLIAM ID. HARRIS,
dLaie Of lanney's Hotel, CoiamLia.)
Proprietor.
March ~, 1861. 6--4t &
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Obituary.

Died, in Union County, N. c.. on the
(th of March, inst JOHN G. COOK, aged
2 years. Leaving wife and one child,
md large number Of relatives and friends.
fiis last illness was OF short duration, death
kave but short warning of his approach
pnly those who have felt mothers love
ls il surrendcrs a treasure more sacred than
U others, can properly sympathise with the
hourning relatives
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Notice.
Notice.

ME SUBSCRIBER In retiring from
the late firm of JOS ii. GAYLE d.
|P., while thankful for the liberal patronage
Pfstowed upon them, respectfully soliei Is
<ontinunnce Of the same TO the new fin
Il GAYLE g. YOUNG.
Il ~ WV. MUNGO.
March 40, l86I-6-4t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-27
More ViIIa.ny ON the Potomac.

About forty Federal soldiers landed at NJ Withers
Walkers farm IN Stafford county, about eight miles
above Acquia Greek, on Tuesday, about daylight,
and surrounded his house. Mr.. w. hastily dressed
and OpeLed his door, invited their officers in anu de-
manded their business. They asked who had CT me
over to his house from the Maryland shsre. He
replied Mr.. Moore, his partner in the fishing busi-
ness, who was Marylander, and was up stairs
asleep and offered TO call him. servant girl had
escaped with his infant child at the back door, but
when his wife attempted to follow, soldier with
his musket presented said he was ordered to allow
no white person to leave the house. The officer
asked Mr.. w. where the pIckets, troops camps &c,
were. He replied the plckets were scattered all
around. Just then big bearded soldier came in
through the back door and said, While you sli are
drinking here the pickets have escaped Mr. W. said
he had not offered them anything TO drink. They
then left his house and returned TO the river where
was his Fish House with all his rope, &c, and his
graneFy. They broke open barrel of whisky,
drank some and poured some in bed in the Fish
House and set it fire. Fortunately 1t did not get
headway or his loss would have been $1,000, at
least. They then set fire to the granery Mr.. Moore
demonstrated and they tod HIM put il out which
Moore and Waller did. One Of them asked a negro
where the camps were and how many troops there
were. The negro knew nothing and they cursed
him and threatened to kill him, and said he was
worse than the white people.
They carried off three small boats Mr.. Moore
enqLired how he was to get back to Maryland, and
was informed that they dad not care = how he
got back. We learn that a picket heard the boat
but could not see it. He so reported and the boat
landed at first within twenty yards of him, but
hearing the clank Of a sword they moved Of
fredericksburg Id.) Aslos, June q.
BLEACHING OF PAPER PULP.-One Of the French
scientific journals states that AIessrs FIRNS DDAT
and BARRUEL in their experiments on the bleaching
OF paper pulp by the chloride Of lime. have ascer
tained that this bleaching may be effected by means
OF carbonic acid. The carbonc acid gas is intro
duced iHt0 the liquid which contains the chloride
and the matter to be bleached; it dispaces the by
pOchfOric acid. The generator of earbOuic acid
may be furnace; the gas in this case beng puri-
fed. 1t passes through three washing reservoirs
filed in part with water, refrigerator, and pur-
fer provided uicriOrly with lattice work Of osier
covered with wool and with damp moss to arres-
all the dust. Beyond this purifier is an air pump
which, after having drawn the gas through the
preceding apparatus sends it througha last washer
into supply tube. Pipes, furnished with stop
cocks, lead from this tube, each of thzm communi-
eating with worm pierced with holes and placed
At the bottom of the bleaching tubes The earbOnic
acid is thus distributed as needed in the same man
ler steam.
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The following statement Is made Il. s'7sf-.
unfortunate officer. We give it withou. ,3-ss.es.s
Captain NJ. d. Ball. of the Fairfax Cays -
returned to Washington and recanted his oath.
untarily eonsigniug himself 10 prison again. h
took the oath because 1t was the Oag condition Of
release allowed him. and it was absolutely neeessa-
ry for him to visit his hsme. His family, consist
ing Of his wife and orphan brothers and sisters is
large and helpless, having with them no male reis-
tive capable Of attending TO their wants. He had
expected to pass them when he should leave Alex
andria, which his capture prevented.
For nearly two weeks he had heard nothing Of
them but rumOrs that they had fed from homo and
the Federal troops had possession He could not
maintain an audience before Generals Scott or Mans
held, nor any condition but the one he accepted per
force, in order TO see his family and provide for
their safety. That done, he returns to meet what
ever fate may be in store for him.
Ills men, who confde entirely in him, took the
oath relying on his example. He desires whatever
blame may attach to them in a military respect to
be ascribed to him. Some of them returned with
him; the others, whose presence at their homes is
necessary, will remain, keeping their oath as
Parole, and waiting exchange, which can doubtless
| De enected for them by negotiation
Col. Terrett and ali the officers associated with
Capt- BAH IN Alexandria fully exeulpate him from
Oiane IN ms surrender. He raised his company,
contributed largely to its equipment and armament
nad gotten men and horses in excellent drill and
1eels most deeply his misfortune due as it is, 10
want OF taith In the federal officers but he is very
hopeful OF better day coming
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SOUTHERN mARsALLAEsE!

so long ssu7h for has published and Just received By
- A. Mcclure, % Union street. Prics 3j cents.
Having succeeded in making Copper Bugles FOR army
which pronounced By competent adges be equal every
respect to lRtes work, and nearly low atske pEee
bng fixed at S9there nerd be Of army beng With
signals The sups-rty OF y Drums all others In
this country is acknowledge By ALL They made Of the
very hest material In every department OF their manufacture
Bor the beating head Calf skim prepared especially for
that Fife Of boXWcod AMI apple tree be bad OF
prices from ~ to 9.
For any the sbOVe order and will be Forwarded By
first mail express.
N BIN press and will be ready by the 20th insE, tho
'PalmsO Song dedicated ,he Southern COniederacy
stined to be the song Prise 80 eoRt5 post
any address. MCCLURE,
Music Publisher ard Dealer, Nashville & Memphis
aIg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-27
SPECIAL NorIcE.-rhe unor AND AMERICAN 4,

SPECIAL N0TICE.-The UNION AND AMERICAN Is conduct
ed strictly upon the CAsH sys Al papers are disconH
Hed at the expiration Of tie time 0AicA they hG0e been
paid Subscribers S0 Be notified tos their sa6Serpien
about TO expire by CROSS MARK on Leir papers and E-
Tess the subscription ts resoe The paper soiH be discO
Eed. This Is rule from teAieA there lo6e depGrtuTs
Rtch for the cross mark, aud your sbscr i0
Weekly UNION AMKaIcAN 81 per Ia Gd6dzce.
7rt- Weekly UNION AMERICAN IS per GHaHas IN Gd-
1dncs
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
the Post Office O well the TO, which they desire the
change to be made.
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Overlon Rifles.

This Company is orEanzed and wishes for more
Meme bGt able bodied OF gsOd character
received.
will Re INDTPENDKST COEPANT, and the Captain pledges
himself shall be the best equipped and uniformed company
the State
JET7 For fall information, call On
H. K. PECK, sec'y pro tim,
Coiona5s Builsng, Cherry and Deadsriek sTseta
Nashville, Tenn june li-lm