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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02

9IrusE "rdrrinabauS NIB 2aasrtitr-0 irtbibaft.
Ger l%lntrrWiburtr blt III Ter 17teR StrIEc.
ecm Blltmatft Iclcnutcr, rim nsues Snad- II.
Scarrtngs SauS crtHnct. raS ct Itintn Srtuu.
zen unr rem putlifum in, 3tussmsinsn tslfcnt
cmricblt.
Sn benz SarrUrm eislrS ntu einsert&tctcn
9aRIss lInb fsts @rtrdntt natr 9trt unb better
Qudlitat gu BADEN, bsfUnrers ~rmpFitGi1 atsr elm
@tas sutts eassr.@ia
q. Didcpnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
g G a 1911

ScdrberS
tsHHtn ett tnttrJsi8Hrtert tits fr,unbItSe Bimmtr uuA
cute NO realitn. au6 ftssR rlebrers 9iutm,r an lebiae
psTren eSltlblt III s%trrittbtu. 3. Rarr6auCtn Sal,
am Reutu FRarft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
9Elhtlae 9iatlIht!

Drn Serren 9Eirtbsn, CHARACTERIZATION n,
'Sstntrtntsrn I'm QGafmsinrn bic ~9ln,.iae. nc
10 ioebsn cine neus Ssnouna frcn,Sfi6.r upn
Hbstn. 9Ss srtaltrn bnts, rs fb turS Miite
nnO Sini9tSit a%ue3riGnen. 8. 9irst
1874 Mrenorroks.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
6nNermafpr,a

8arbitr. un0 5aarl@nttoe. Salon
str. 1870 MatnRr., Srii4sn 10. unb Ii. Gt,os,
~ lUbsn in, ,~Issautsasn S.pIs BON llntsr,.ibntt,n ,,sFn,,
eots,a 1T, rirS pom b~smftlbsn ftiRsn 26absIsut.n sta,nS
%ssaasst'Hl.a. gQs in bon. 9arbtrsef@dft sorfpmntnbs TienaS
~Nt.uASsa wsrbtA in sisfsEa GtabIifGRent iHSsrfDERenS nrh
we StRs a~uSsefiert.
Ia itAk.iAsnj YnH titts GAM .rssssRa
9. @HStrRatpr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02

@aD9t! SabnE!
Bett6a&er u. 9aut,
g(p. 81 @srman Strost, Baltimore. ws
aaben anf Eager unb gum 8trtauf:'
20 (ptdtc) Stfttn altcn Conn. SssS Brappsr.
{" " ntusn
40 9aatn 6asona gBBraSs,r' ginTS.r mn ain.,
9tsisIben erEaItsu forttpdbrtnb frilBTt seuSunotTT ok,,,,
aSosLsi Die tie ben Rtsftssn 6a6rtianitn ae itbr pP,isrSirSia
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
Rc1le @irfhEthnft.

Dt tubIe unh bs9usrt einstri6trtr G;rtbfaaft bee I'm.
nTletnntisn ,rtpEtbIt ecf.lbe ftiurn Brtunb.n unb BEN
eeamnLtn YubllsiHt nit htr Scr ftSeruns, ba5 sr uur Sic
tpsrt, I'm frtuHhIi&sH 3ufpru5 6itttt
Ssbu 6trbts, Get.
SroRbfr. jpiIbt en- s. uHb 4.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
Mm,eiacm.
Mb0m SuseI,
Wa&folser BON 0tecaprsar),
9 6IuGGer.

Ste Strass, spii@tn Srpab unb Craze.
srpFtblt fb sur anf.rtisuns aaer tn bieI,m Sc.
lhdft Sprtcnnnsnosu gr6.tten unb 8tparutur.n.
unp SsrIprt6t prcntpte unc bilis. 8tsttnuna.
H@ Das anma&m BON 9lpdtn,astn ,rire
teetnS btIprat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
Trdnf 8inoe'S

2sBtrt6f6aft unb 2aa.rtter. Salon.
Gcuperrrrfraee, 3tpiihsn 1ain u. Erantltn.
fiSrt itete bic bsien 9iqupre, gBtiue, Giaarrsn uuO qoo,r.
bier. Barme NIB tane Sreilen i,or Dirt itnS in reiSTtr
9asHael s%errdtois. Ssoen g1prssn .tpirb Elm %bsIiFuter
tinIebtt HrarF Birc Sst ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
8enrD @t2arbt,
e. S.. 96meiner,

S4tlbsrs, Carriage Wnb StubsnSIalrr,
Ode Der Item unb 8rDaORsa6r.
On lt~nttrssi6nsis ~srtpTeSIt fn Isinsn 8rtunbsR Hnb BEN
Efslta p%ubIitan' btiftns Bar @uSfl6run8 aItr 9VaIers1r>
EEss abernimrht aud bas NdIsa jtbsr Dirt Baesr, unit
ssert ,atptoer bic sstertsn anftrdss i'm 6aufe Der r~sfp.fti,
~ SttGsr, ootr IN lstnsni Sb1p an Der Ode Der 7tst unb
Tao aas. II. 8. SMs.;%D"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
I9biikcat bcr0nS!

NQtn S&itslitbta6srn bts @a6ri&t, 6a6 Id
i'm .,Stasptue. @arttu" Der 6errsn S&ao unc
gsEr,l rinen 5Gtsstlnb fur ptitcltn, u. BUD
gtn:S&Ietn trri6ttt babe. unp oae S&tsBIieb'
battr nit Si@tn, SifStsn unc S@isbttoalf
auI stn Elabe Ssritbtn ptrcen fSunsu.
q. 0tdcpn /.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
United States
&GGer6tcr- S@GDm.

United States
2G0erGtcr, SNGDm.
an Gdt Der 19ttn uno Itaintrase Babe i6
,os ribmltnT ttteuntt plnttto Statts 6ctsl"
iusttrtttn. Wftin 8sfrtbtn BET 5htruus bteIte
.cSfcrtablsn GtabtGtments it bauptiG<@ bd'
sin dsrl&tet, Mot altin mrine Itrtsn btutihsn
acaSslruts, ~IDnptrn aud aue Nneern. tpeI6sr
gtdticn Et ebtn anasbGrsn mDSen, NIT 9ltt&tr
grsuneli&teit unO 8,taitdt III b.pirt6tn, nm
BIN gtamtn pss 5auies ,~llniteo States 6ctel"
Gbre ~ xta&ea. Gr9stsuf
Spbn 6 N ut n = GuGer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02

Stratr's neuc northumberland.
lli rrlere Seiten GamiIirn-N aItin,n in Rem o,,-.i4 0U.
~ brInsen, eaeen mir ben Ore 8 fur ]bitfeIbtn, 9ubifsSss u
per AransStrie StuttIes @dibinr, fb6n per,icr omt SS,s
sig Declare btrabscfcet. 'NUt ouNI'
Stnser's go. l une 2 Stnnhnrh @hntt1.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02

Ntus Btrttihaft unO 2assrttsr.S alon
BON s. s. unD YbiItpb S~ttinmss .
SO. 1872 8ronbRraes, "
nsbsn 8. Rpfsufslb'S @is %lrrenfcye.
9itft aufs bette einssrihtete WirfSltaft III NIT or,.r
BttrGn9sn uno SrfrtibuHesn iebtr Dirt roobI Scrf,b,n' NM
bsftt bird GGbren non nur sutsu gctr6nftr ,nb az I'm vs. vs.
fame StotsnunB ft cine rsbt iabIrtjde RunSfbaft m sr.
DereeH s. :. uno 9biI. Steinmets
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
Stm9er'S
ndb-MaGniaea.

DIe gTpBe uno imrfeS rfekr
'tetstnoe YopuIaritdt son
9in9sr's ~Rdbmaf&ins,l
lcwobL bier ais in europa. ii
elc Stltt gntpftbluns fur bsr,,
SureriOrii6t Us ale an6tr.'
eeTartt9cH Mai6tasn. R6bTa
ldinen iOnneH frtiIib au6 BILL
ll9tr actduft frtrbtn. "a m nhr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02

9. Om99cubcimer
Supporter BON Ssutlheu u. frnn;6fI&tn @sineu
unp Sranbies,
Havana 4 Domestic Cigars,
stN. liz 6rantlinlr., Spti6sn Der Ia. II. 10.
nabe @UoernprItr.
Dat StutISt 9ubtitunt, inSSeonbsrc abtr Bi,Strs,,tSuf,
rne bic SerreH lDtrtse, rptroen anf oisIts ntu errih tst,
BeoleiaIs. 8tibdft dufmtrtlan, ssma&t unb eriu6t. bic bSSf
eretSpuTetsen 98aarsn eitles neuen Gta5Ii6cmtuts ,u scriu..
6tr. che te in anbtrrr bieieeu potr u6relt6su S6rIi,rn i'm
SlnIaute niofeR. Inter Inesren %ssrbicncn fUlstnbs @rHft
eslcnetrS bier erpdbut une berSprsebpbtR ,u fptfbtn:
SraH5Cdi6e Sranbtes uuD 9iotEiSetnt.
@6ampd8utr laGt SUrttn),
Htsin> unO NioIrl g1einr,
@at Scrten gD6isF,s. Gin
Dead unb 9lppltsSranbp
aae Sortsn 2iqc:ure (GprbiaIs), als: SiimmrI
Units, &tipntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Aue SCrttn 6aSdna :up 9umelic Gioors ~
itseHt 9rttls, qYH6bnrg Sauta6af, al. @prtsn
8aumtabnf, Snrbines &c. &c.
nt frtun6li9rn 3Siprub Q. @uaotnkei-n,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02

Gtri9e quite Scarbsrs,
tneen i'm Nersglarfet 9ptsl Der 1utsr3ti&nsten
freMnbIi&s 3immtr nnb suten 8uarh.
Sta6eltufer u. 5~dusGer.
MASON s. BURNS,
8abritantsn zen
tutprup.b flttre6
1R In [ : SO after,
unb SptiIsr BON
pptlactlpbta Nls, pcrter, @totr, Gdaer-S;er &C..
"a Nainfr., 8t6munp, Sa.
Iue %ufhast puitrtr sstbrtrn Runeea tptrb,u PROMPT
,Hne reel a~useeil6rt.
9aDana 6 igarrt
pprjl9li6er SuaIttat.
2Str srsteIt.n fccSsn per Grprts abr gsarI,hpu. G. g.
cine Dartie a4ter Savanna Gtaarren. auf mtib,
MIR eas, YaoLtEanl InS uHf.rs 6rtunSs aafHterfiam MAIDEN.
Sehns. nno Elseeaeer elmer sHttu Gtsars fcrnsu Jest
Oct une sttpas MussSei6nsteS fnoen. "
pam StrlGsI I'M 9roBeri unS RJetneR d6te Sapana
S'SS'f'R pI NeSeeper u. 8riden,
abstn~, Siauur- unb Giaarren.Stcr,.
No. 4 SrbaHst SpteI, 9tarlfrcse.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02
@Umtbier s. Wfabtr

~ TVNtVNA
30. - nf 'tnfress. isiibtu 6tr IA. Il. is. Str.
tT!slstr ft etttntt i9rt 5reuu6t pie bat stebr!t ststISe
@ubIiturt agf ibr 'N'
Nsiu' uuS Si9orrens9aatr
aufnttrtiInt AZ MAIDEN. DiCItl6,r flbreu sn rtibboIt;o,E
Wager Der better Rbeiu~. fran,6ff6e unS lnear-gStinr
BappnHt une Rcdelt Yrautptine, Rum unb YBsisfisS
leAH auN eth rttbbaltises Eager zen 6asAud Il. Dcmtfie
S%tsarIen, une piIo Is pas tiflislte Sr,bn oerf:l6cn Gtin.
eurp Sili9e DrtNe unb retQe uno aufner.Iams 8,6i,nuro
rn o.. cunt ttt pI6litRmS gu erin en- une III .rbalttn'
Sstdnntmahuns.
DENT 9tsprttn Yntlitim Die ~er9ekenIt gn,eia., bss Bic
HHterisI3nsten an 8rOdeitrasc. sTiI5.n be, 6tsT unb 7ttn.
un NIeapnerse'6att uno Ot"nIassr trofntt babtn, unS bad
mir IN een Stane 9tiest iino, nle Irbstten in RIpftr. 8leS
une etsnblet btitsHS ano biaigt dusMfisr.n. linn ,abiS
FElpe @uItreSt slIlen Stedsr II. Bro,
Sroaofr. SpiIhtn Der 6.tn unb 7t,E.
rsesn Q. StsinIsil's Sptel.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02

Der un~trr3ei&nste emptebGt t6ft6R Ietntu
5reuHoen unb benz publitum itin ausa.bsbut,s
friI@ en9sitatss Gassr BON 9iqusuren unb 81.
aarrtn, Sirstt impcrtirte franj6Ff&e gtutbs unp
Bsis.@ eint, @bamfl9ner, Malaga, Sbtrrp unp
Naheira Betne, aler Nrten Srannttpsint, @6ts-
fcp's, bcaano. Sin, 8um uub elm a, aGortirt.s
9aatr Scn Sapana uno siubeimtI6eu Giaarren.
6auPtIo@lib a6er empfsbIt er aaen Qittb ab.ru
ocs pur.n DeutiGsn 8ebenIaftes itihtn G6t.n
8betnwttn, Su BADEN bel alrn Suantititen unb
btat9su @rsil,u.
@u4 a&tsn 9imburssrs anO S6wsiur,S6fe,
Saroinss II. {. {.
Ge6tse Stlttr1tr. @aIer.
aae SsheIuu9sn wtrptn nit DdHt ,mpfanosu
unr aufs pinttIt&fs ausssfibrt. 8tsttrp.rtGus
fern %otrtaufs i6 III ben biatsftn prsiI.n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-02

SiBer II. 6 o m ,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
sEirmisn al PaIlys ChUT,l,.

heavy sIirmish, which at one time appeared
likely to lead to general engagement, occurred be
tween the 18th Virginia regiment, Col. COrse com
manding, and body Of Yankees estimated ut from
500 to 1900 at Falls Church on Monday. The l1th
Virginia were en- picket near the church when
the enemy appeared and commenced an attack U.s.
on them, which lasted for an hour, during which
10 Of the Federals were left dead on the field. a
considerable number wounded, and s prisoners
left in our hands. Our loss was two killed out
right, none wounded or missing. Reinforcements
were hurried rapidly to the support Of Col Corse
but when they arrived on the ground the enemy
had retired With the exception Of these skirmish.
es which are Of almost daily occurrence, matters
remain quiet in that section.-LyacLJagg Pep1JE-
can, Noe. p.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
Union Elections ia sEGrYiand-Ehe Reign
ca Terror.

The Richmond EDauaiaer has been permitted to
make the following extract from private letter
received in that city from Baltimore, d2ted the 9TH
instant. 1t furnishes new Illustrations Of the dea-
potisrn and fraud of the LINCOLN Government, and
an explanation of the misrep presentations SO CON
stantly imposed upon the real public sentimen. Of
Maryland
Ten thousand troops, in addition to what we had,
have come into the State TO regulate the election.
am GLAD you not here to witness the humilia-
ting scenes that transplre daily. Notices were
served upon hundreds Of our citizens last evening
that if they attempted 10 take any part in the cleo
ton tomorrow they would be promptly arrested
You can form no idea Of the reign of terror eS-
istiDg here. No one knows when be may receive q
summons from Fort AcHenry. l hope and pray
that those who feel any sympathy for our State viii
not take this election as any criterion of public
sentiment here l witnessed, yesterday, with my
own eyes, regiment march into town, reporting
to be the Second Maryland Regiment-there was
scarcely an American in it. and not q man whom
could recognize SIS a Marylander.
1t was the most perfect outrage that ever took
place in any community, TO palm of as voters goo
Pennsylvania Dutch because the recruiting officers
here, for the purpose Of securing their pay. have
induced these poor deEils to come mere aud enlist.
pronounce 1t foul libel on the good old State of
Maryland, that there are SOC AaFylan under
arms for the Government. In order to have the
name and credit OF the synlpathIes OF her people,
the Government has Tesorted to every su6terfuge,
and to-day there is not man, who claims to be re-
spectacle. who holds an ciace at his hands.
You will doubt, hear of the State going large
ly for the Union cause don't believe it it IS gross
swiRdle upon the rights Of her people, supported
by nearly $4,000 Yankee bayGnets. That the ballot
box win be polluted that they will make the mas
jorities just what they please IEaVe no doubt, be-
cause, in nearly every instance, their Judges are
selfsppointed, and probably only one ct that. Du-
ring the last election some Of the precints had but
one judge, where the law requires three, and not
challenger or even q clerk to record the vote.
DO you wonder at any result they may claim: I
believe some Of our people intend to vote toemor
row; others are intimid9ted from the notices
amounting to hundreds and hundreds) that have
been served upon them, while the better class of
citizens are SO thoroughly disguised with the mock
cry Of the whole STAR that they pay attention
to to it. Let not the South be deceived by these
things. The heart of the old State is all right and
with fair chance of expressing her opinion she
would go by tremendous vote fer separation, now
and forever, from the infamous inhabitants Of tho
Northern States. However the day viii come
when we will see what we will see. We are
patient.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
Jeff. Thompson Still at yVOrK-Capture OF
The Platte VALLEY.

We learn from gentleman who reached the city
last night from Columbus, that a report had Just
reached the camp that JEFF. Thompson succeeded in
capturing, on Thursday last, the steamer Platte
Valley, with a number of prisoners. The capture
was made st Prices landing on the Mississippi.
above Cairo. All the prisoners excepttwo took the
oath
Those who refused to take the oath we're Feler-
al officers, who, with spy, were sent to Columbus.
The spy had been to Columbus recently, and had g
complete plan Of the Qualifications at Columbus It
is supposed that the spy would he hung. They
reached Columbus on Wednesday iust before tn
cars left for Memphis Memphis AuaiHcls, A0y p.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
Wednesday, November 22d. !
gEAMmOTH AUCTION SAL
ElHURNITURE FEATIIER BEDS, /

EHTRNITURE FEATIIEK BEDS, 1
81 RAISES, large lot Or Bed Blankets, Comior.s \
Coult-rpanes, sheets, Pillows and Cases arec iot %
eounon carPetius &C, Beorsing % he tiiy a-tsl
We viii sell to the highss. bidder for cash on
wednesday, November E7th, fS6
The entire FarnitGre Of The City Botel, u scstt Pr
Ibis large amount Of Furniture, &C, consists ia y rt
lows: Ene bed b an Eets and cJmforis sheets siles
quilts and spre ads, fine and uon carpetuts, fine
,18l chairs, (some very dne) BED steass, fue and
WardrObes hue sofas, dvans, large and spierdid mr
BE top bureaus and tables EashstaIts, hand; one s
Psror furniture, Chiaawars quscEsEsrs t4tie guiry
ufnitaTe of every Kind and Grade, saoves i0uTs 60
cts, and numerous 0-ter articles rot ncnuoEgd
We call special attention Of Hotel ket perE, EoaIj-
-01federate and STATE Hofpltals, lamies aad an Lei
o. This sale Of Furniture a. We feel safe In s1rr
pablo that this Furniture, ieds and teddng, and All
cls have cen we'll cared fer ard IN spIeus "a crs
Eshi ng 70 pur, base vail plesre call IueGdsY b
and exam all aracles To- sac.
81 o. the above properly have heeu plsced 10 0u-
sa 80 Sc OFT Esq., o. he scld 10 be ioi % Tie hgle
cash on delivery. TRABUE a LUCUf
4 ucl.0n and Commission b lrah
u1V24 dts NJ. % Puzzle squa e, "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
ATTENTION ~
Desirable Il caI ESTATE for Sal

81 OFFsR tor sale OF acconmoJatBg terms, ny vfrv
Die tact o. % Ecres Of land he Nashville ard IA
haiiro al eight m On Nashville, 81 The Autoca psp
sou Is cod is vel EaierCd with thee ~ Ing srr
Gee ash pond The dwelling is gosd lr.cE houis y
us hiilk htcLen, ucie LcuIe and trsk ssrvanfs
is1 all ne cesaEy cut houses, all hancscncy lcca "a
vcfienCe ano comfort.
Tor tegu5 apply to o v. Nance in Ma hgie or 10 I.
premises.
ny oroP and sicck Wiii te gold vi the land e d.
ue72f-dluIf JANIS ~ L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24

TmsT EAST TENNESSEE RIFLE REGExENT.-Th Re G.
EIAent, raised here under Brig. Gen. Csrros imme-
diste supervision and now under command of Lieut.
Col White, arrived here yesterday and encam ped
at Camp Sneed.. Brig. Gen. VIM. 81, Carroll also
arrived last evening, and we learn win shortly be
followed by the rest of his brigade, which now con
sists Of four regiments.
In this connection we may state upon q well
authenticaten rumor, that Major General Crttenden
has been assigned to this military diysion-em>
brscing East Tennessee, and several counties in
Southwestern Virginis-and win probably arrive
in this city to-morrOw-Kn0TviRsR Register, Nor. %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
notice.

I'd 7 au hority vested in me - The Cormisssry Tsi
y the Confederate sta.es q AEerica, I lercb
10 me the drm Of N Brace q Co. as the exc fVs
agents for the purchase Ct cattle aud h0gs IN the
--ry, IS iIllams0n, Dasi-sor, koberi 500, sCHner !
iu IRE State Of Tennessee and for the State Of Kent
Usi-ess viii he Gsr-ied on al Nashville and Cia-E
name Of = n Br1cs a Co, FOR The tenedl OF nj q
-ta'es b q.
81 sa.IIIs. Nov. Q. Isgl-dAnam
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
o., - aad oaIs WI


z UAVE op9asd a. so Worta a che. = Esaa7 y
& % Nash 3ii.e. ftess goods as,s selected ana nd
der .cr oue Of ths best houses 10 iIi.s0uh- me NJ
% 10 suit puEuhasers, a-d at ON prices hefo n|
fer unusual inIucsme uis 70 deal IS iu DE . and
chants, AM 10 priTats Gust sisrs Grnleneu desirl
10 = line, cali o. CoIluereial Gosl corner G ja1
al.s Nashri lle, Tenn. q.
November ~. 'GI-Ulm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24

& 7 lie Gordon Hospital, Front strses twsafy-dl
A cocks ard laundressss, 70 whom the highess va 4
G laws q the Confederate States viii Re paid AZ
e q m1nth White lsborers, now mat the Governor
ca he militia may find it to ther interest 10 eaEs.
@ as nurses, and patriotic slave h0.tsrs can clntr
re Of The sick soldisr BY hiin his ns go 70 the DO
thus re- isys th4 Government from he exioTtiona.e
Whi b are row NJ INCURRED. Apply At ,hs Hosoit
noy1-G2w 5 II. STOUT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-24
- &c. Tsent or Exena

EfEtEL Tarn. three stiles f-url he city on ] 4
- nike. r0assiniog Fl ny acres Of sood i4td ST
Dar5 -r Csrieuing puipose8--half set n Clover Al
Epii ri.ret c Hnf0riab dueilrg god COS bull
orcharI sc Apply 10 z. ". cc1E, az ths3e j
Ctattl1-ola Bailfoaf 20 q.
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3 WILL EiTe constant elnpl0ymsni to tso good
4 teams, hauling 20 and from Manchester. Rsrs1r
smFl,ymeni ia having and having good wagons ami
please call inmelistely. W s. WHIT
u-..L-lr
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PnbIic snIe OF. PereonnI 5

0.E the I7th day Of Decenber next I viii expose
4 , bidasr, al tie personal property belonging i0
WlIlmsoR jordan, tuear Col eye Grove, Wili,u
ccn-istiug cfthe following properly: 1hRiy-aTs Id
york me- IS auG t0-ty lsal u Tree sar Old ulea 4
br0c- mares ard yoang h0rses, ona fine JacE, trsl
c5aa, 35 head Of sheep, l5o he q pork hogs cool
hCr5 and all b farming utenlilI, hoasfho.d and
-iru-a -lrn fod7ar an hztl
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Bakers wanted.
A card.

+ WANT EiseKo Bakers f5r & e canfsIsra's Baz,
others need apply. J. q. MUJHE
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A fdit oftEstve months viii Be- gi7si, The pHfrl
e na and two good tecuIiteI before ihs properly
y. B-At he sane time and place Wi hirs ou
ard re1tcut he land, Il no. ne p-svieusyi iorl
rear J WAT5gN jon
-eoy.Ebss 70, '6l-dim AduI
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WagOns nna Teams WanIl

-71E uhlersi srci are prepared to contrlc. Tor 81
III f1rtlEsaliozs aa1 gsnssal en- 5usering.
157e3-dJts Ii OUnrIEGH u
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legations further, but they believe they have
aeisnt evidence, ard have gone 70 Cairo to exAu
a few witnesses there. They will lien visit Ia
Vile and Cincinnati, and take sTidenes Of
frauds existing in the departments Of those cite
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nashville CEDGBFIELIs5 a KENTTC
E1E1
Rail ROad

cemnsneiEg Esanezasys Hev.s1s ed
.-9 AL 80 as t.li5vs.
80 a ~, A.s E2Fr-ss--Ez=s sasg. zszes s,za4
- - t1i-i T.. 49, ssE-h. Es-Llcz l-sl.1s 49, !.
tAsl y Gry oI1ss loa.s
SOP li-E5-.l-s ID Aoess---.s-.s-z -rzn-rzEs
s11-2sell- A-as sAly = clss--E.i.s-
s,IapAls h2prsss arrives "a Slsas..-s a. &c &
Accolnlc'i1On and Freq Tiazs arriva II -. ii
trough Freight for Memphis &c, cave cn 11siev II
days ard sEturdays 81 1;5U Izsisat receive. ~,
o'clocz noon
Through Iieke,a for sale in ocleee Bret Be- o. for ~
Hickman, Columbus, Huutoldt Jsckacn Hcbe. ~ n
and other rlac,s. A4f,Dr.saoy /
n2f-t u Rec
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RR NEGRO Hen and % Nero Women Tor 4
80 VARIOUS 0oufs5erlie States Heapitais IN I
order q Dri ,, ". Ya1tell. GEO. n
u0y.'-U Qiiee No. 50 c.
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The Pssonac as q Esundary Line.

The following from the Washington hspuoAcan
shows what one of the organs Of IrzcorS thinks Of
the Polcmac rs ths boundary Between the two Con
fsdsrasiss
Ihsre Is mere occasion for c51gsetglatag cur
selves upon the seoa luck Ct the fact th@s tds nav
igati5n Of Tie Potomac has only recently besn I'M
peued thGn there is fer finding fault with the Ad
ministrstan because the Contederstes have at last
erected batteries on the Virginia shore. It never
was possible to prevent that by anything short Of
occupying it at al points where the channel IS
within cannon shot, Which, Of course has not been
within the limits Of pracEcabiljty. And it IS not
easy to understand why the ConfederGtes-have not
before improved the opportunity to Ohstruct the
uavgation-by batteries
There is nothing possible in the case but 10 take
n easures to dislodge them from whatever points
they may actually occupy ia TINS way, and to wait
patieutly for that permanent relief from the diff
entities which Is only 10 be found in the expulsion
or retreat Of the enemys main army eentering
upon Manassas Junction.
The blockade of the river illustrates the folly Of
the politicians who have proposed to the country a
division upon the line q he Potomac upon the
supposition that Washington is 20 remain the
Capital of the Northern S Gtes. We can have no
secure access to the sea; ualess we have both
shores Of the POtomac, and indeed, without that,
Washington itself would be within cannon range
Of 81 alien Jurisdiction. II We give UP Virgins
VIC may as wei give up Maryland, and retire with
the national archieves TO the Delaware the HUd>
sen. If we bold Washington, we must hold both
sides Of the Pot0mac and the whole circuit Of the
Chesapeake bay.
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FIREs.-Oa last Saturday evening, the dwelling
house of Mr.. J, Z. Brett, about mile north q
Athens, caught IRE and was consumed, wi,h 3 per-
ton of its contents. Supposed to ave been Gcc.-
dental
the Academy Building at Mouse Creek Depot, tour
miles north Of Athens, was destroyed by fire. Be,
lieyed t. be the work of an incendizry, as the
building had not been occupied for dag or two
Athens Post NoU %
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THE PoToNAC BLcCKADE.-The blockade Of the Po-
tomac by the Confederate batteries is being serious
ly felt at the North Such is said TO be the Rccunua
tien of freight at Baltimore, il consequence thore
of, that it takes two or three weeks to get anything
from there to Washington BY the ordinary process.
Light articles get through in q day or two, by ex-
press. Hay commands SO ton coal is from So
to SO a ton.-Richa10ad Eramiasr, N0U. 20,