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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19


HAVE removed ny Shoe establishment to Market street. No
jy1 the public square, door Morrow
would be pleased former custOers and friend
nd shall nndesyor at all tim keep hand general assert
lie o. Home Wade Boots and Shoes il grta
arty and low the prize materials viii Justify
my boots AMI shoes and all kinds ofheavy work kept in sO
7 made to order.
highest market price paid for Hid.s AMI Leather
sel2O-u JAMES ". HAMILTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19

ST0CKHOLDERSin the Nashville Gun Factory are notified
that the Directors have sde call Of iVs DOais upon
each payable before s Monday Sentence
The Stockholders Tequetted Hat the office Of the
undersigned, No. Az Cherry street, I'd make prompt pay
j. L. BO5TICK,
aug 5-H SecresaTy and Treasurer,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19

Mr. BARROW ps-,snted and moved its reference
to the Committee o. Internal Improvements, peti
ton from the Ghsrl tie and Nashville Turnpike
COMPANY Tne reference was ordered.
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PtniRIes BaRIsaed

Sold n Es.hviIl. 5y O. v. Hs7ssrsAct Berry Dszaav
Were, n-t2a5ru Egfr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19
wanted 10 Rent

Na,hvilb, October Is, 1s6'-dlm b.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19

Mr. CARDWELL reported bill in lieu of bill
prescribing the so3e of election of Electors elect
President snd Vice President Of the Confederate
States
Mr.. JONES. rom Judiciary Committee, reported
that the Committee had had under consideration a
bill to repea! ;be penalties against soldiers for
rying Boaie b. yes and recommended bill in lieu.
Mr.. AMBER On. from the Committee on Banks,
recommended Tue passage of bill to prevent spec
nation N sLcCie
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19
THE LOUISVILLE COURIER

VEVHE publication Of tn paper will be Bowling
Grsen Mond y 4th 81 and It vii be simultaneously
issued and distributed from Nashville Having hassds
clifton and thereby become the sole ecsig Agents
for Fa and distribution, AIRED to- receive orde
any quantity from neEseu, hookse ers and others
Prise ga cents per copy sash in advance single copies five
GREEN & c.,
October I2-d2s no Union street.
Tor OF BLACK PEPPER; Just received
n and for sale by [OctlRl PAYNE, JAMAs co.
A FINE LOT OF CIGARS. Just received and for
IA sale by [octlsl PAYNE, JAMES & co.
EUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF INDIGO,
d and for sale b. [octl2l PAYNE, JAMES L co
A CHOICE Tor OF PULVERIZED AND
Il CLARIFIED SUGARS, on sale by
ect2 PAYNE, JAMEs 90.
A LOT OF CHOICE LAYER RAISINS,
~ Pickles Pepper aace, Almonds, Ferts, ash Boards
Painted Buckets Brooms, kiee, &C., on ale by
oetI2-dH PAYNE, JANIS & co.
Found,
HARNESS 'or avHerse, which the owner can baveby
n paying for this advertisement. cctl2
Army contracts.
TENHE Qaartermasers contract with
SENSIBLE parties for the manufacture aud delivery at
Nashville of Camp Kettles Mess Pans, Shoes and Pick
Axes with handles. G. W. CUNRIEGHAM,
Ocl2-d2w Assistant Quartermasie-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19

BWING, PBEDLETON 4 CO,
BERRY & DEMOVILLa-
BROWN 4 EVAEs,
DE3OyILLB 4 CO.,
snd all goos pruEgisss II tAs city.
naAr22-duiF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19
Special Order NO. S.

JAMES W MCHENRY, AdjutaGt General.
Octl7-dlw. Patriot copy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19

BOUT the 18th August two Cows one Red and cns Bin
~ die with white LaeS. Botht1e have long bread
horns fat wheB left fer which will liberal reEa for
information 10 that L get then I'M PEhBLES,
octl5-dlw soGth Nashville, ia Cherry stree.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

AN ATTACK BY MCCLELLAN IMMINENT!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04
Mnnrieht.n nnn aentuan.

6ranfp1t,2 2. 0ft. Der Senat86elaluB
pet@er 9eltern BON 6ru. @btttader beantrast
pprOen mar, @ouu. Mtagofin UNI 8ei8natipn
gu erIu@en, wurOe Dem @pmite uber 8unpeebe-
3~iebuugen ibertpteen.
DaS 6auS bat ben 8el8luB, 8redinrtbse
uno @Omea CUR %9teli9nuttOn gu %8ptusen, nit 30
9e9en 81 ct. angetOmmen.
Natban @attber it. murbe ais StaatSIetretar
beltattgt an Die STEELE BON Ntnnroe, wslher ltA
bem Stpen 8ueetranOt bat. = Seipe 5anler
pa1frten Die z Mtaiunen- Qlnlet6esStu.
Quutsptlle, 2. 9tt. Die StaOt 1T TIT
big; abrr wtberpredenOe @erl6te circuliren
uber Die Srupptnbepe9ur9en In &entudp, Die
I'm 70 mebr Aufresuu9 peruriaaen, ais niGts
8eltimmtss befannt 1T.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04

Cairo, 2. Stt, Das &anUnenbOut So
neita9a ging 9eltern Ntenp Den 5lub btnab bts
tnnerbalb 3 Nieilen pom Columbus. GS ia9te
Las @ouf6Oerirte SanonenbOut Sef. Davis nnter
ben AM l1ier beftnpIihet Observation-Disclosures. =
Der DaOis BAT cine gepafuun9 BON 4 Se68z
pfuuOeru. Die @pneita9a fanp mebrere Meilen
btedeits Columbus Stgnalfeuer Der 6ebelen. -
Die @barletpn Bride lit wieOer reparirt nnc
beutt fingen Die 3a9e wieper an gu eeben.-Oie
Nalper btnter 8irps @otnt louen BON NebelIen
ptmmeln unp balelbt fortpabrenC SAarmiisel
ltatt7nOen. = Die lsBten 8eri9te pom StOen
iagen, Dap Sen. 9iupp'S Nrnlee Bel Belmont
uber pen Sup ge9an9en 1T, auf Dem @ese na9
Sap @iraoeau.- Stert 2ugan sing nit etnem
Erugp ron $50 0laun am. NlOnta9 Den Ofiiiiz
itppt binuuter, unt cine in Der 9iabe BON ebarle=
ton, Ntu., lagernpe Nebeuenccmpagnie ab3ufans
gen.. Sin onperer 5rapp serlisB Birds 9oint
in p~erlelben 9ttliGt. Die @rpeO:ttpn 1T nod
nt6t 3urif9ete6rt. gs 1T beri9tet, raB Sberit
Qpgan li4 pOrigen Gbenp in @barleltpn befanp
uuD Den 9iebelen cine bepeuteupe Quantitat &Crn
tpeggeupmmen Bate.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04

~. nabe GanaIfr., 8suer aus. Die Nrbeiter
Waren bamit beIAdfti9t, ba8 Del 3u beitttiren,
oa5 p1breno eS purA eie bcmSieb gum Geleropir
fiibreuoen GGbren lief 5euer fing. DaTelte
tbeilte fA benz Do2e nit. Gin 9pli3it entOedte
bos Seuer unp l6ibte IS NIT 5iife eini9er leiner
Golssen. Der gerluf tetrdst nur 80 bis 40
Dollars. efz sra ~
rs Sic beffen &oblen
sertaufen 9an8e & So. gu SIS per GOnne. @benlo
ale SOrten grennbpl3 gu ben b~t1tslten pretien.
Sroers werbet In Der @efer<S > fce ent9e9enS
genpntlnerl. aa -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04
nna 0pmmannp in aentnerp,

Der @aibtnstOn Star last: &tr ltn6 UNI
ter Dem @tnprud, Dap Elm neues Mtlitdr-O eparz
temeut ron &eutudY, SuOiana uno SbiC 9ebtt'
Oct merpen wirp, um 6entudY pCr benz Ginprinz
gen Der &s6eaen gu l6ugen. Der @siunb9eits-
5ufanO pcs Sen. 2lnDerion lit 70 mibltG, baB er
taum Der pbYfl6eu anitren0ung, wel6e ieine
Stelung e%rfOrpsrt, 9epadlen ietn purfte, nnp
miro pa8 neue Departement pager wabrlAetnliG
Sen. SHERMAN iber9eben werpen, peIder jeBt
eints Der bret getrennten Departments BON &en=
tud9 befe6ltgt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04
StoOt Baltimore.

8un{er @p&enblatt. = 6eute er>
l6etnt bic neuefe drummer pe6 tpDdentltGen
ogBeder". Derlelbe sntbdlt Die rt@ti9itsn Nad,
ri6ten, rpelAe biele BoGe pom &rie9slAauplabe
sineelaufen linb. @tenio etne 3ulammenltelung
Der @eri6te aus ben 0eridtepenen 5eer= Qasern,
intere1ante europaiide Neuisteiten, 9otal%8es
ri4te, Marftpreile II. 10.
e No& 9eutfhlanb erlenpen mir @rentz
plare nit Dem am Samlta9 mad 6ambur9 abs
9e6enben Dampfer vSarpnta" gu 8 GentS an
tr9enp cine NDrele p%prtufret.
@tn3elne Nummern fplten 5 Gt5.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04

8rtsfe ron @reeu's 9eutsn, msl6e einsm Gebels
len ab9enOmmen wuresu, Serli9ern, baB Die See
bellen tn 2ertnstrn rurH 6remUnt's 8epesun=
gen lebr in @@rsden seeBt rOToen leten unO f@
tpabrlGetnliA in flstnen Malen 3ugtd3ieben
rparpen, sbe CT cine eeuieenpe @n3abl SruPPen
gum Nnarif cOncentrtren fGnne.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04
gpatere 8aGbri6ten Epun Californian. Mufresnns
aeeen Rep. 9r. %cptt.

BtstW wv Ut WITT
4euBere-9tattp 9arifc~ 3eleerapb,
2. Oft. ct. 8ranciseo.N a6rtGten pom %.
Sept. 1np bier ein9etrOfeu. Die Sage pes Or.
Scott son Der 0reebYtertaner=&ir&e CALVARY lit
en!i6tepen tritiia 9erprpen. Der usbrpirDise"
6err fanp f9 am Spnnta9 MUr9en tn Der glabe
letner Stride nit Der 1nteri6rift Scott Der Ser
rather" in afigie 9ebau9t. Gr prspt9te pennOA,
wurpe aber traftig aus9ePFfen, ais CT Die &trAe
3erIleB. Die 9Olt3et muBte einIAreiten, I'M Den
OGplen" bUr MiBbanplun8en tes ~eapSrten Spl=
les gu iAiBeu. @m naAlten NlOr9en CAB er
iein 91itprat auf uro lAidte itA an, ria Sap
6oru uad europa 5u le9elu. -
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@6c0mupusb requiril

%NecGuaOusb %requirirt mebr Srnppen in @ffHouri.
9Out8ptlle, 8. Oft. Gin g%eiienoer 9pn
8tAmpub bertatet, RAP Mc@ulpusb 10 tpeitsre
Ne8imeuter gum 0ieul ii, 9tiiourt p~erlan8t
Bat.
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M~orftpreife.
8aItimpre, ben 8. 0ftpt er

l4sit " 2 Balttttere, ben 3. Sftpt er 1861.
81 tnbSteb. GS purben $50 Stiid aus9ebpten
Yreiie fef. Son 81. 00@$4.oO u 100 ID
10 GtS. gefalen % 100 tb. 8erFauft wurben
anssbteitse MeBser 500.
lS9wetne Serlan9t II. 81 bDberen pretlea Der+
fault BON S.. O0@$6.0 90 % 100 ID besablt.
.S9aafe $2.25@3.5O sei6pren, fir CUTE Seerr
ateeGo1, per @auUns se-41 Cts. fir e5 pGt
Butter, bette @pben "a Cts. p fb, Glabe8 20
-22, Nplbutter 20-24 GtS. .faat8
Gra4te, @plinen 81. so92,25y palmnaIe 9
Gts., GOrintben 81 'Gts., paaumen 1870
II Gents, Gttrpnen ST.. 55 @2.O0 per 8or,
; & Sraneen 81 90 per 8Dr. s ~
G@ebern, 40 O. AS @ls % ID penige i'm Marfi i,
8 e 10 u pienaDnt 81 Gts. % ID Nfelfen 10
100 gts., pltin. Snstper 81 6, MnsfatnnB
4O-55, pfefer 1o4-lo3, Musfatblatbe 43-
AT Cts.
81 nanp, Yerustaniider 224o "a $6O-62
8nO6enraebl $26 per Eeane.
@ etreibe, Weiaen ROTH. prbinGr l0O@ll2
gut bis an8geSeidnet 125@l28, weiBer CUTE,
l00@125, ettra feiner 135O150.
Safer, @irg. II. Marsl, 29@31, pennf 80,
6Nrm neiBeS 5000, 9elbeS 45@47 @ts.
Npsgeh Marslanb 80, penni. 54@55 @tS
9en Simptbs $l5@17 per Spnne. alee FL.
@l3 in SOL. 09aai 81 20
Safe e, &tO gut l4Z "a 144 prima 15@15E,
Sapa 70. s~aqnagra le@le5.
L epHIi IPuu. SpVttN a ND ZIP EQnp geNpl4I
PA @ 26, Stabt 24@30, Sber 3. 5O@4. so,
aafb l2@2O $s Du3.
Mplaf1eS, Museppape ,3o@35, NetpsS Orleans
u f ncller 5o956 Gts. 64E 8IlH ~
@ebl, SOparblrest. iuper $3.50
- ertra to fancy $1,000 rs
t3593ti famils 80 700
h DbiO & aentadg iuper a $50 rms
y Ennag ertra q A96tC ~ Ei3 600
~ ~ familY 600
@its Mias gut Bis fein 5.37@5.53
t4spafH8a y ertra 6.25@6.5 so
u Mell9 family a,s 900 Dsdsb
dellanDrab SapntlY 100
Ne1erboir ertra 7.50
9t { 81 ,fefaA1A3.75@4.O0
&~prmmebL 3.OO@2.9e
prD1i1tpnent penig Na6fra9e. @dnltern
5a@6, far Seitenlnife 7@74, fir Sdinfen
9@1l3. SalsFeila; pretfe perihieOen, fur
2arb8f@9. s'e
st els, 74@74 Cts.
Q ALA WrOunO 9llnt % Cad 125 Gt8., Nears
ihaQS ST. 70@$1. 10, MlbtUn'S $l.80, Gnrf8
Sslanb 25@3o Cts. % Bulbel bonn StOre.
Us . | E, nn9epal Aen 23-25 % ID, 3amm % -
81, feine 35 @ 90.
Sd btSfeN &its % SAT. 18@I83 Gents, Sbip
10, aber penis 0erfGnft.
|3ufer, Nep,SrlsaHs s.0o@9.50t @rpcerie pr
'binair btS gut $50.
i.oa nasa lls0 ~aua58asH 81
.g8N s nezNna zee
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@6rimae.

uVrufet NIes unp pas gelte bebaltet !"
9enniDlparia NanO= n1O STANDARDIZATION
Sinise unc fd,6ne Carmen!
Sn Der iesigen 3et ter lnrubs unb archaeological Iplte ieDer
FelBi9e Nlbeler, pelGer nbt in ben 6reg 3ebt, f6 etns quite
5arnt faufen, no er m uno feline 6amiIe erHa9ren unb lt9 eine
rubi9e ub iprgenfrete 0elmatb Sranoen fam.
Die bette uMo pprtbelbafteite @~ele9enbett easu bietet, Die I'M Be-
ten aufbItben teBrifene eeutI9e ~Anieclnn9
Ssermnuta,
Potter Co., Ya., wOieIbft Der Undergraduate l9SueS, ~frudtbares
uno reidlid ~bepiferteS 6aruIano. iopie porsi9liG aeleoene Ban.
lc8 IN Der Staot @ermanta, 5u ben b~iltsiten YretIen pertauft.
SaS &lma 1T eeIuno uno anf Dem 2anoe en oortreffider une
pertbp plee BalnwuGS.
Sober Sdufer fann fib, ien 2an6 ieIbit ausiu6en une befrmnd
etnen suten uno 9aranttIten Raufbrief. finbet aud ~auBsroem i9pn
lberaa CUTE Oeutide @a1barn.
9ano lit IN 8armen BON ie 25 adern absebeilt.
Hdbere Austunit ertbeilt g. S6nauffer
Ntall4S III Der Beder-Sffce.
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e. Ote Oatme1t

M 0te Ganteu
res 2eblfra3e5 limb gu siaer am Spnntas cen 8. t8., gadmit
mtua88 8 u9r IN Ger ggelerH 90l (9Ge 9OWaro- unb 9~srngtpu.
iuaB0 itatbabenosn 8aiauImlun8 ireapolGf t~ingelaoen. 8a.
men, pdBe 8ensist imo Gem Bartender be3utreten. ino ebel-
pcbI itbr piatomuleu, nm 10 meDr, as Or 8srein beaeit1tiet,
leu AM 80. Ds5ember gu feernoe ~25Idbrses Gttftun9Afsii, nit
eHem ou5ee5eImueten Gog3ert-PrpgranrfH 81 e%r6hneu.
80 SEQ. q. @tetnba9t 9rdlb.
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aE
3 are# 1M fgsegga sa94t at9
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Wt6tte far 0ie bemtfAen Treipintgem
Der Der. st. MrmeeI sss 5sa

Set ltuter5eidbHetsm lift "a bobeu;
S%drIFens Hno leiebte SufanteriesEa fttF. @ntbal-
reno: SleSdule es S0naten uo Der epmraanie.
gta9 %. s. 9arbgs's Ssneu. rsis..........25
Jerner emPfn9 losben ole Hpb9etrDfcneu qcrraits bon
@sHer9l 6ran3 Ste9etGAa ar Richer, 8Iens -
teft Hfem ont 1G4-.. % Et5
CD24S %. H. q 6mtot. az 81 GSonstr
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Y1cuc Nu5etgeu.
0ouuernemeut8 Pdde ms ausIanO

eeroeum f~Ir3efter Gut un6 mad grridyit Der 2antesSsess be.
iorgt bHI6 ole Office oe5 s6aitintpie 2Seter"
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Oei6GftsperlegntA.
9eutide alO englil9e SdriftaieBere
frr-ean bon
3d. Setnri6.

VWtNSt ~ !ttV@ 70 VtIlItIIT. Ta1
Is Nrrtb-W illiamltra6e, Nem=0crf.
Den Serrea 8atorudersi.seEsen tcrintt bic sros6enae qn,eoep
baB tD ieBt wleoer 10 melt I'M Stanoe bin, nm oe in Sie SS 1922
9eBerei eiuiGio0snbe arbeten f6ucl unS biIio smr * a urS%'H
metner 8eebrtea abnebnsr ~aaiert8em gu tOnuen.' SeiomSsrs Made nod
lb earGnl anImaerflaut, baB tb .tets cine Quantitat Sdriiten Ses
3dt a~u8flbren fahu. 'e'"T 'u's'l
Ey- 8cuitauStge In8Itattun9eu fir 3eitunos4 Offceu
oorrailpt9a paB es bios Der 8cnauen Ansabe Ger @rSRs
eeoert, nm bic n6tbgen Artitel Ioiprt absuIdiden.
MelFn9= nno Wtet1d-Sinien, 3ter- 2uten Dash, Snnss zine
answabl Der nletlt %9au9baren 3eitungS- @ianetten tnlner an Nam
uteuae yrcoen ltspet alien @einditSfreunben gratis au Oierfen.
Dnttt meme 8erbinbIns NIT cen NrciIeu- SSEabrisa ten Srr' ".
poe Y 60. liefere ib ale @rten Qrellen az oenieItcr geDinonMoeu
uno Hreiien me Die Iabrtf lelbft. Fo"o
HS- eesnio babe tb SienPeI nnO auSteder FL eOnbitor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
TETS p~crrdtbtg. 81. 6etnrid,e Sdhristoisssr Ka
ap2O) S'nl6snB) " ID Miaamir. @sp -NCrt "a
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d 3. WlarDlalb Negiment.
I Demfibe Wlttbiiraer IN 0~olti,npre.

Nnfort1rt bon HOl. Wlc@Dnnel elnt0e 6eul5te Gpmpaouien
III tr oaS obige J~te9tment inauwerten, tate i'd cine Office in
E4A9o. Is 9. %6reoaifltr. Bel pnierenl betannten 9anosmann
4noreaS J6fn9er aufaema6t.
Sober @ir9er unb nit @ntriltnns isbn, te ourG ben GbrseiS
eln'9er Vent ria8er Elm Shell Den Union III @ufitanb be0rifen lit,
nm PIE 9eQtsrun9 SIT ihirSet, pel9e mad fer Contribution bart
Die Utaior tat be8 Bottles eripablt murbe. &4f
~g,tt0lr9er' Gin Dtann Der nibt 8ebor6en fam, Ger fam audi
beberSi8er. p $40"
SaBt ns nit outr 8raft unb in D{aiIep eeeen 6ieIe 8errdt6er
iieHen, Die ~unid9lthe8 glenb iber otele8 gan6 uno unIere Somi-
lien bra6at. III r 49, "">' o""'
Souen mir unfere 6amtfen 9ansli6 in @lenb unifommcn la1Ier?
5 Sd la9e ME. Aut 5a ben 28aifen! 10 Ion9e nod Slut IN ben
Aosrn relt, bamtt mir ms murOis sej9en ieter 0rpBeu MSnner,
W5@e 1870 mt tbrsn1 Slpte 6tse 6retbet ~efimpfen,
Seoe5 petpelrofgete NtaEl tam ieuter 6amulte bonn Sage Der
@tnnturtertn9 So. so m6tenIi9 a~u5beiabren laIIen.
ttr 100 Grre 2apb ben Qblaui Der Oienfseit.
Dteine Sifee lit often bon s a6r WiOrgens.
$40. o. OttO Stnbe @oPt. un6 8tttrutirun88. Offsier
SfZo,Z m $40. IS e. Sr~e6eridftr.
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@tGStti6e SDabl.

Sberif'esShice.
Baltimore, zen 26. 9epi. 1861.
aa@ri9t wr0 9ierrpit 8sseesn. oea gsa9lt9lern anO ben
Shmm geb.ru bon Baltimore. CAB cine Q8 a y I ~itattfinbets fur Die
G~rpdbluns pou e eiper qeripn BON isoer gsdTe fir zen eriten
3pe9 ees Stabhatbs am gf rI8
8ipeiten WlittppA i'm SttUber o1
as cen 9. b5. Nts., De bon ben 9~rablrhtsrn be5ei6ne, bic in
uuo fur bic Staet 8aluglCre fir jeSen Yrsctuct ernannt fnb, in
ueberetHftmnU 8 mitoe @sisesn, pel1e Die MAutstpat-&sab-
ZEN re9ulre1.
Die Rpas perOsn an benz Obengenaunteng Gage bcn s nhr Maor-
gems RIG 5 ubr Rdnm tags pfen eebalten, ME IN ben Staetper.
0~rpnungen brr5eidriebeH.
Gep. $. Smttur,
9j&SNi SbertH far Die Stact Baltimore.
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T Ell E. G r A P H &c
RICHMOND, July 10, 1861

Everything is quiet to-day. A
flag of truce has been sent in asking
permission to bury their dead, a work
in which they have been very busily
engaged.
They have probably lost, in killed
and wounded, five hundred men.
Our loss in killed, is less than
twenty
An attack is hourly expected.
George Muse, a private i'll the
Washington Artillery, Of New Or
leans, died today; also, Maj. Harri-
son. Of the 1lth Virginia Regiment.
Two cannon and five hundred stand
Of arms were taken from the enemy.
Gen. Patterson has crossed the Po-
tomac, at fiarper's Ferry, doubtless
tor the purpose Of making junction
with Gen. Mcdowell.
Fifty prisoners, principally Penn
s,vlvanians, arrived here to-day from
Winchester.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-24

Washington, July lS.-Full par
ticulars from Bulls Run state that
three companies in crossing 4 ravine
received rakins fire, killing num-
Der, but they stood their ground,
covering a retreat.
A brass cannon and Shermau's bat
terry, the horses Of which became dis
abled, with four regiments, supported
by cavalry, joined in the battle.
The Southerners used their guns
we'll.
The Federalists in again advanc-
ing encountered a raking fire. The
Federals' guns We're put in position,
and poured grape and canister into
the Southerners till the ammunition
was exhausted.
Several Federal guns were disa-
bled.
The total loss Of the Federalis:s is
estimated at 40 killed.
Gen. Tyler ordered the Federalists
to fall back on Wilcox.
A division has been ordered to at
tempt to outHank the Bull Creek bat
teries.
A dispatch received at the War
Department to-day says that fighting
is still going on at Bulls Greek
From Richmond.
Richmond, July 19.-Col. Starke,
aid to Gen. Garnet, says there was
no battle, but mere skirmish fighting,
the day Gen. Garnett was killed.
The enemy occupied the hill, and
Ramsay's Georgia Regiment was or
dered to dislodge them.
The GeorSians marched up gal
lantly, but the enemy appeared in
such overwhelming force that Ram
say gave order to retreat. It is be-
lieved that four Of the companies did
not hear the order, but marched on
and were probably surrounded. It
lis hoped, however that the four com
panies may yet reach their camp.
Gen. Garnctt's command onlv V lost
twenty killed, unless some Of the
four companies We're killed.
no official details have been re-
ccived All the balance Of Gen.
Garnett's command is safe.
Passengers from Manassas report
that LAO Contederates are killed.
wounded and missing, and that 9oG
Eederals We're left dead on the field
About thirty wounded were brought
here on the cars tonight, also, one
dead body.
The F'ederals sent a flag OF truce
this morning, and an arniatico to
bury the dead was granted.
An Intelligent and reliable gentle
man, who lett Staunton this morning,
SAYS that al the missing companies
OF Ramsay's Georgia Regiment are
at Monterey safe. They We're pris-
oners paroled.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-24
DispatchNt" the Delta.
Harnesses, July -.

Harnesses, July -.
The Washington artillery have
covered themselves with glory.
Sherman S famous battery played
against them with ten or fifteen guns,
which they finally silenced, after MAX :
ing them change their position fifteen
times.
The Washington Artillery work ed
from four to seven guns.
George w. Muse, killed; Capt Es-
cheIlnan, wounded, also priyat"s Ba-
ker, Ziehel, and Tarlaton.
Hays Regiment OF Louisiana Vol
unteers was engaged in the fight. They
made a noble fight with the hayonet
and scattered the enemy.
We took five hundred stand Of
arms,
Gen. Mcdowell commanded the
Federal columns His loss is large,
bat the attack is expected 20 be re-
nswed to-day