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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

~ ..............April 1e61.. ax
d r. Y G O O d S.
Merchants visiting this city with view of max
Ing purchases, ars respectfully solicited to ex
anime our large stock of
f O S.
We ofsr for SALE
500 bales Brown SEEETINGS and sHIRTINGS;
2rJ do. ON ABURGS;
so cases Bleached SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGs
- bales Plaid and Striped 0ZNABURGS
500 pieces striped and Plaid DOMESTlCs, for
wants
50 bales TICKiNGS;
So baieA DENNIS and Striped SHIRTINGS;
i59 cases Fancy PRINTS;
80 COTrUNADES
10 cases Colored CAMBRICS:
% Cases Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS;
And large assortment of Heavy and Fine LIN
SEY MEMS WEAR: White CAMBRICS: Irish
LINENS; LAWNS; Plain, Striped and Embroid
cred BEREGES, DEBAGES and POPLINS :;
CLOTHS, GAoSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c, &c
All of which We will sell very cheap TO tho CASH
and prompt six months buyers.
Elicit DREWRY,
ap 1-2w No. II Pearl 1T.
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NOriCE.-The annual meeting of
So the Stockholders of the RICHMOND
AND CHARLOTTESVILLE TURNPIKE co. will
be held at the TOLL GATE of their Road, on the
18th day Of April, lsel
JOS. w. CRENSHAW, Secy.
an 1O-d4tNcWlt&
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re-. r,.Ss-sx,r,,, IMPORTANT CHANGE
AkSs sEsseTsss3E6G OF SCHEDULE.-On and after
a. -HAe--sS NDAY, llth instant, the
MORNING MAIL TRAIN Will leave Richmond
Depot at 90 a. NJ, Instead of $50 A. NJ as here
tofore. The EVENING MAIL TRAIN will leave
at !. 90 p. 81, before.
sAML RUTH, Superintendent
OFFICE r., F. & p. r. L. Co,
Richmond. April IL, 1881. ! ap Pts
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RsG eat Sale
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF A LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK
aYRICH DRESS GOODS ST
On our own counters, in the large Shawl Room
attached to store,
In order 10 reduce stock and business to scale
demanded by the altered condition OF the times.
kE Among the
GOO ID S
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, II, Is and $50.
Beautiful SILK ROBES, at 10 to 800.
BAREGE ROBES, at and $40.
Splendid Hermann DRESSES, at Sl5.
great variety of BAREdES, GRENADINES,
CHALLlES, PUPLlNs, ORGANDIES, LAWNS,
to be sold without regard TO cost.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il co.
N. B.-The NEW GOODS of The season receiv-
ing by every steamer. ap Sim
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|. CONIMODIOUs DWELLING. HOUS +

N. COMMVDIOUs DWELLING.HOUSE
E.:i FOR SALE Low Before contracting to
rent out, offer Tor sale that large BRICK
HOUSE, spacious Lot and Out Buildings, opposite
the rural grounds OF Dr. Strecker, having a hne
bnsrans or school Lecture hai e'i9 otcs,
and fine we'll water in the yard. Terms liberal.
ap i--st* A. q. STUBS.
49, ROOM FOR RENT deIign1fnI
g:. ROOM for single man, on Main, tw doors
" from 9Th street. and opposite the Ariin gton
Of in m Which Viii ss
has only been IN use about one month. Apply at
this office. APP l2-iw*
1s.s FOR RENT-A comlortable DIV ELLlNG
repair; has gas in ali the rooms with water
kitchen and LFRRb in hs ya,d yArpg
A. FOR RENT-A woll-ventiiated ROOM
E:ii in the rear of the Grapes Saloon Bar, No. Is
'>--N Main street.
ALSO-F0R SALE-a KENO BOARD and BAGA-
TELLE TABLE, in same room. apl2-2t#
a. FOR KENT-The wooden TENEMENT
E::i on Sd, between Franklin and Grace streets
4--- For re liable tenant, the house will be
put ap s2Sa order i1pPsy FISHER 1875 Main St
q LOGE FRANGAIsE. No. 53.-BRorH-
w ERs: You are hereby suanoned to attend
WsHTfFiR.ss nmgeIlp an 81 ,yp h1dye at 30
Members Of sister city Lodges, and transient
oret1reh IN good standing are 1raternaily invited
to visit
BY order of the Wor. Master.
ap l2-it PETERF1ELD TRENT, Secy.
IA CCHEsIERFiELD LIGHT ORA
1D terheld Court House on SATURDAY,
YC.N the 18th inst.
BY order of Capt. Cox.
ap Fits GEO. W. GREGORY, o. s.
h ATIENTIO FIRST COMPANY,
"a % BATTALION 18TH REGIMENT VIRGINIA
Notwithstanding, for Instruction in drill,
W al the NEW MARKET HOUSE, corner Of eth
aud Marshall SIS, ON FRIDAY, tue 18th OF April,
al O'Clock p NJ.
The Company district Is bounded as follows !:
commencing at the Northwest corner OF Broad
and 10th Streets thence North side of Broad to
4th street; theaee East side of 4th street to eorpo
ration line; thence with said line to 10th street,
aud thence with the Western side of 10th street
TO the beginning.
III persons subject to militia duty within this
district will report promptly.
This parade ID required by law, and all absen-
tees viii be Gued 10 the full extent.
by order of Capt. JOIN F. STAGE.
APP Fits THOS. JONES. list sergeant,
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FLAG KAlSiNG.-The FLAG OF
gNA THE CONFEDERATE STATES will be
raised at CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE, on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th instant, at O'clock p NJ, at
which time several addresses will be delivered
and the military will be on parade. The pubic
generally, and the ladies particularly, are invited
TO attend. ap lots
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E MRS. r. LYON, AS0
ESAjNo l23, MAIN STREET. ~
w Is now prepared to exhibit herkS
SPRING STYLES OF MILLINERY,
consisting Of every variety of Straw, Nsspoltan
a nd Silk BONNETS.
Also FLATS for Misses aud Children-soms-
thing entirely new.
0WRRS, HEAD-DRESsEs, BRIDAL
WREATHs, Wells, &c, which will be disposed
of on reasonable terms.
BE- A IL orders puuctually and carefully attend-
ed to. aps-codlw
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NOTICE.-The Books for subscrip-
81 ton to the CAPITAL stock of the FARM
Frs AND MECH ANlCs' INSuRANCE CoMPA-
NY OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND will be
opened at the office Of JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 son,
ON the 10th day of MAY next, under the direction
of fap l0-lml THE COMMISSIONERS
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VyANTED.-Th subscriber wishes to employ
w irstttfass CONFECTIONER, to whom he
will give the highest price. AND. ANToNI,
fe FITS st. Nicholas Saloon.
UYANTEDLTIME BILLS on BALTIMORE
w PHILADELPHIA,NE NEW YORK and BOSTON,
for " nich a liberal premium will be paid, by
fe 22-ts KENT, PAINE co.
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Form Of Potoer Of attorney:
Know all man by these presents That - have
constituted and appointed, and by these pres
ents do constitute and appoint, - true and law
full attorney for -. aud in - stead to vote at
the next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Traders Bank OF the city of Richmond, to be
held on The 18th day OF April next, III said city,
in the election Of Directors, and all ether mat
ters which may be brought before them, hereby
ratifying and confirming ali that =, said attor-
As witness - hand and seal, this - day of
-, 1881. Jap 4-lstl e. SlNTON, Cashier.
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nIS~OLUTION OF PARTNEKSHIP.-Th
- partnership heretofore existing between the
nndersigued, under tho nrm Of BONN tai
TH0S J Talbot is alone authorized to col
lect the debts due to the firm, AMI to settle it's
business and he will pay all the debts due by the
firm.
An persons having claims against the frm are
requested 10 present them immediately to THoS.
J. TALBOT. GEORGE h. BONN,
TH0S. J. TALBOT.
Richmond, April IL. 1881. l2-lot
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nxx FINE COTTON LANDS rs SOUTH
80 CAhoLINA.-winb be cold Mt private sale
SAND ACRES OF COOP COTTON AND GRAIN
LANDS, situated on the head waters Of Cooper
River. IL miles from Charleston, miles from The
Northeastern Railroad On the place IL d fne
dwelling house, with accommodations for about
50 negroes. For fur Their particulars apply to the
Dispatch Office" Richmond. Va.
NH 2s-2awltn$
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IN TO THE VOLUNTEERS OF THE
III CITY OF RICHMoND.-The subscriber. n
thankful for past favors takes this method =
to apprise the Volunteers Of this city that he Ill
still continues to manu- faeture FATIGuE and IVY
UNDRESS CAPS, of such style and quality as 10
warrant satisfae lion. Always on hand. an assort-
me mt of such CAPS as are at present worn By all
the Companies. NJ. sChDLTZ. Agent,
APP lots Main, below 18th street.
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- C0RNS. RuNI0NS. NAILS. &c.

THE MARSHALL AND HENRY
o. COMPANIES will hold their regular
MONTHLY MEETING at my Office, this tFRIDAf)
evening. at 64 o clock. JAS. X. LEE,
SD l2-lt Secretary.
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VXYANTED-SIGHT EXCHANGE ON Baltimore.
w Philadelphia and New York.
ALSO-6OLD and SILVER, for which the high
est rates VIII be paid. x. 81. MAURY CO.
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BE SCI ond supply.

ne One of the Results Of the
GREAT POLITICAL PANIC.
DRY GOODS
At A RIJIk Gus CRIPICE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

CITT AFFMls.-At the regular meeting of thu
Board Of Aldermen last night, Aid. Love presented
the reports of the recent Recorder, Revenue Col
lee CT, and Water Tax Collector. The report of Mr.
NILSSON showed collections to the amount of So,
903 IS for taxes, and the report Of Mr.. GLENN the
sum Of $3.50 IS for water taxes.
AID CHsAruAN presented a remembrance from
CAPT Z D. FARyswoRrH in relation to a nuisance in
his ueghborhood, which was referred to the Fire
DEPARTMENT
The bill to establish the Cffce of Gas Inspector
was passed on second and third readings.
AID. CuEATHAN offered resolution to curb and
pave Church street between Summer and High
which was adopted.
Alderman UI>ToS Cfgrei a resolution to instruct
the street committee 70 make = calvert over the
Lick Branch, Spruce street; which was adopted.
Alierman Woodward introduced bill to estab
fish Board Of Health which was passed on first
reading.
The bonds o. the Cjty Marshal, D,pu'y Nar5hals
ard CIe1k of the Mrrket, were presented BY Presi
dent RHzA, and accepted.
Alderman NEWMAN offered = resolution to estab-
lsh a new meat stall in the Market House, and to
ento.ce the law IN relation to meat blocks, &c. );
which was adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
EUAGPEAN NEWS.
Arrival of steamer North America


Farther PoINT, October I5.-The Canadian com
psuy's steamship North American, which sailed
from Liverpool on the 81 and Londonderry or the
4h inst, passed this poins this afternoon Tor QIe-
bee.
The shipments of cotton from Liverpool to the
United States, amounts, during tie last three
months TO 3, 703 bales. OF watch the wh).e were
American except 32I bales of lst India The 3cI2-
clpal portion was conveyed in steaHlers.7
The Dublin Evening Post reiteratcs the assertion
that agents of the American Government are in
Ireland looking for recruits, bat il unable to say
how far they have succeeded, thinks they meet
With but little encouragement
Official returns sho " that the imports of wheat
and flour during the eight months ending in August
reached to the value Of so 900 00O against 81 Co.,
600 last yesr.
The Bourse is very much agi.ated. Rentez de-
clined AM closing at CSf. 25c.
Private letters from Paris say that the Bank Of
France will soon be compelled TO discount beyond
the six per cent recently established. The rate of
exchange continues strongly n favor Of England
and bills on London were IN great demand a 70
tice that the price of bread would be increased four
confines had produced bad impression and added
to the dependency Of the Bourse. 4 report was
circulated in London that the Bank of France had
applied to the Bank of England for loan of 500
eco eco on French Rentas or other securities.
ITALY.-RepOrts are current that Ricasol has
seat an ultimatum to the Papal Government Is a
settlement of the Roman question.
SPAIS.-It is asserted that ODsnnel continued 10
oppose common action with France and ElglaGd in
the afflirs of Mexico He thinks il dercgatory to
the dignity OF Spain not to act alone. The Paris
Pdtris says negotiations between the three Govern
ments have not been interrupted.
Liverpool Cotton Karkd-The sales for the week
were d, $50 bales. The market tends upward at an
advance Of II. The sales to spectators were IS
800 and to'expcrters 500 bales. The same 20 day,
Friday are estimated at u 90 bales including Oj0
TO SPECTATORS and exporters. TIE market closed
firm and unchanged at the following authorized
quotations Fair Orleans I0g midding log fair
Mobile IO3; middDg 10; fair Uplands log; midIling
o. estimated stock in port 7l3C coo bales inclusive
OF 3l9 900 bales American.
Liverpool BreGdStafs-Market steady AMI gener-
ally unchanged. Curn has an upward tendency;
mixed ls quoted at 32s. Provisions rule dull
London Money HTod.-ConsOs closed on Friday
st 925 to SO for money. The weekly returns of the
Bank of England show decrease in blllion Of
EII7 900.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23

We have received Baltimore papers of the 18th
They contain no items Especial Importance. The
most interesting feature of the SIMS Washington
news department consists 10 an account of a general
alarm throughout the Federal lines on the Potomac
on Saturday last. 1t seems that q company of in
fsntry and another of cavalry. belonging to the Con
feGerate Army, advanced TO Miners hill for brei
Reconnaissance. The Federal scouts. scared out OF
their wits, reiterated to their camp with the news
that lat least three regiments" with six pieces of
artillery" and any number of "Black Horse, >" had
appeared directly in their front and manifested an
intention OF opening upon the Federal lines. This
gave rise TO a general preparation on the part OF
Mcclellan, who, on the ensuing night, had every
man in readiness. All slept upon their arms. Sew
eTsl large bodies of reserves transported across
the Potomac from the vicinity of Washington to be
at hand in the dreadful battle that every one was
sure Of taking place very soon and very suddenly.
The truth of the matter. however, was soon discov-
cred. The were placed "at ease, )" the reserves
ordered back and Minors hill was taken possession
of in order to afford the 'rebels" no more opportu-
mites to get up panic, from that quarter az least
R edmond Dispatch Oct. 10.
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.sCanup TrousdaIe %

We are requested to state that Camp Trousdale''
is situated bali mile aouth Of Old Ntchelville, in
Gunner county, Tennessee, at least five miles north
east Of the two other locations which were called
Camp Trousdale." The impression seems to have
spread abroad that this camp is old Camp Trous
dale. The preseAt "Camp Trousdale" never was
occupied by troops until within ten days past, (bs-
ing new camp) and is the prettiest camp in Ten
nessee, and has as good water could De desired
indeed en- excellent and abundant supply of water.
We are further informed that the Government has
already ordered win;or q9arters for iye thousand
troops 10 be established at this new "Clmp,n and
the location of the buildings have already been
cAose0 by Col 3. r. Johnson, commander of this
post, and il few weeks the buildings will all be
ready for the fve thousand troops. There are
now the horses Of three regiments already in this
camp and all companies who desire to be in winter
quarters and at the prettiest camp in Tennessee,
viii do well to go TO Trousdale
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LeRd Hines nArknn.ns-

The following is extracted from the Report Of
the Geological Recon- oisance Of Arkansas:
Arkansas promises also, to afford cOnside, be
lead ore, which occurs both in the megnesian lime
stones Of lover siluran date and in the 5ubcarbon-
iferOus limestones also in the states Of the bsse Of
the milestone grit, where these border on the CON
fines Of the granite region Of Pulaski county.
The lead ore in this latter position ia rich in ell
probably more than the srgentifeIOus galera
of Europe, which hsve been wrought to any extent.
The only ore which has been Cupelled in ny iatra-
tory, that SURPRISES in the per ceutage Of contain
ed silver, Is Of the steel grey finely crystal
line srgenulerous galena from YillepOrt, De ar Leg
ere in France.
Fragments Of pOrus lead ere, picked up among
the rubbish at the mouth of of the shafts in Pu
laski county, yielded by cupeliations from the re
duced lead, the rate Of Z2t ounces from the ton
Of 600 pounds; and a specimen Of a brigh7, steel
gray ore, hnely crystalline in its structure, frOu
the same mines, Obtainsd in Little Rock. gave as
much as 1892 ouuCes to the ton Of coo pounds.
The cherry limestone, which undeF!es the bar
rens and prairies of the Northwest part Of the State
promises to sford rich deposits OF lesd ore the
geological formation is a complete counterpart Of
that around the already FAMOUS lead mines Of Gran
by, in Newton county, Missouri.
The lead region in the lower magDssia1 Iiusstones
bears more Of ihe character Of these in TaneJ
county, Missouri.
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BY n. CARR: Ne ITO grant process b GER
| ByMr. soMERTILLE: No $50 amend the
tiplirg law.
! by ar. MARTIN, Of Wilson. No ITO amend
the act of July 1, 1861. chapter 10.
By. Mr.. WILLARD: No. 75--To Incorporate the
Jonesboro' Savings Institute.
By Mr.. CARTHUL: Ne. 7C-For the relief Of the
people. tinstrueta the BsRl1 of Tennessee and
Branches TO discount the paper of planters on six
months time, to the extent Of half their crop
CONFEDERATE STATES SENATORS.
Senate amendment Of Houss resolution so as to
provide for the election OF enc instead Of two Con-
federste States Senator's on the e4.h inst, was
concprred in.
SENATE Bills ON FIRST READING.
The following Senate bills were read the first
No, I0-To amend sections DIG 0as. 928, 92o, and
No. l8-To declare vaeant the seats Of Senator's
and Representatives Ia certain contingencies.
No. 23-To give further time TO perfect LAID
| titles.
SENATE BILL on SECOND READING.
No. $50 amend section sl2 of the Code.
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.
Providing for catalogue of the members, was
adopted.
Requesting ourSRepresentatives in Congress to en-
eesyor 10 secure the passage of law reducing the
non commissioned officers and priyates, having
been read
Nc. CARR moved to strike cut so much as relates
TO reducing the pay of commissioned officers, which
was rejected ayes %, no 81.
Pending the further consideration Of the reso-
luton,
On motion of Mr.. MARTIN, of Shelby, il was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Military Affairs.
lnstructing the Secretary of STATE 10 furnish the
Law Court at Chattanooga with the Tennessee Re
ports. was re jected
To organize the Legislature into military CON,
pauy Laid upon the table, aftel>various eFJrts 10
amend, syes IS, noes u.
REClss.
On motion Of Mr. WALLACE. the House took
recess until half past two o'clock.
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS
Requesting our Representatives in Congress 20 !
en1eavOr TO secure 4 modification of the law pro
hlbitng the exploration of cotton sugar. molasses,
rice. and naval stores except through the seap0ris
OF the COnfederacY as to allow such articles TO
be exported into Kentucky South of the line occu-
pied by the Confederate Army, was adopted
In regard TO newspapers for members, to be paid
for by themselves, which was laid upon the table
gIoUEsTsAToN.
Senate resolution, No. T. in regard to & modfaa-
ton OF the sequestTaton Law, nOn-coEcurre in.
HOUSE ELLIS on sLcoyD BEADING.
No. 13-For the benefit of revenue collectors.
No. l7-Fo amend the act of January 81, 1854, to
clear out the mouth of the FOrked Deer river.
Passed.
No. 23-To amend section $50 of the Code Pass.
ed
No. 27-To repeal section AS of the Code. Pass
ed
No. 1910 create Clerk for the Commercial
Court of Memphis. Passed.
No. $50 protect and secure the growth of
wool.
Pending the consideration of the bill
On melton of Mr.. WALLACE, the House al
journed 10 half past nine o'clock Tomorrow morn
ing.
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Ger. Evans IsGutes Five EIcssiar
BFigadcS!
GEN. BAKER, OF OREGON, Killed
SIX Pieces of Cannon Captured.
Four or F.ve Humid ed OF the EnsIn
Killed aHe Three Handed Drowned.
t wO HUNDRED PRISONERS cAarU.,1,

Special Dlsplt hes to Ce SsshviLe Uaon ard AEs-c4u
RICHMOND Oct. 22-There was an engagement ye
terjay at Leesburg between Gen. Evsns Of SOus
Carolina, commanding several Brgades Of Missssi
sippi and Virginia troops ard FIVE Brigades Of ID
| enemy. He drove twelve Regiments into tbs river
killed large number. among them Col. Baker {
Oregon, and took two hundred prisoners, ten eff
GERS, among them Col. Ccghill, aad captured si
pieces Of artillery.
RIcHxOSD, Oct 22.-Four or five hundred Of All
enemy were killed and three hundred drowned
Three Hundred were killed and wounded en- eut
side at the battle Of Leesburg.
There is no news from Yorktown today.
RionxoSD Oct 2Ist.-Vis New Orleans 22l.-t
Passengers By this afternoon train from dRnsssab
report all quiet, but active operations sppre-
hended any hour.
It is reported that Harpers Ferry is nov in posi-
session CT the COnfederstss having driven eff thu
Federals.
S5ven.esn prisoners from Western Virginia Gr
rived this evening on the cars some Of whom De
serted from the 18th Indiana regiment IL Union
men from Hardy and Pendleton counties.
BT=eknridge, Marshall aud Preston arrived to
day, and were greeted st the depot by hundreisI
BrcckiEridgs made { very short speecllon the ccrs
returning thanks for the compliment of the largo
OEO"U III CaiiibS AuF mn, anu SAID u vas nos tle
time for hing, tut for action Although he had
been driven from his home in Kentucky, be wad
proud to breathe the free air of Virginia.
News from the Peainsular indicates tariy sctiOn
Zen Msgruter has sent dispatch to the Secretary
OF War, stating that q portion of Brig. Gen. Me-
Lanes force engaged th2 enemy's forces this morn
ing at Young Mills which is near Newport News
There is large cOncOurse tonight at tie Spots
wood Hotel. Humphrey Marshall, Mr. Breckin+
ridge and others axe speaking.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23


The of1ce-s and managers Of the Z aides Ten
nessee Hospital Association, having accepted from
DR.. YAxDsLL the ESPECIAL GAZE of the Bowling
Green Hospital TO nurse and provide for the
wants of the sick and wounded soldiers, who
have there assembled to fight for Southern
Rights and Southern Liberties most cordially and
earnestly invite the ladies of Davidson county, and
every other county in Middle Tennessee, who are
,ot eesise pledged al ones TO eo-Operats nth his
Assoeaion and labor zeslously in the cause of suf
fering humanity to send in their contributions of
hos pital stores ard hospital clothing Immediately
90 a large number of soldiers are now stricken
down by disease and utterly destitute CT hospital
supplies.
All. B5xas Of Hospital ! stores for sick
soldiers, and Contributions Of sclothiug, must
be sent to the Ladies' Tennessee UoaPITAL
DEPOSITORY at the Masonic Temple, Church
street, frs! G)2r. where they will be thank
fully received and duly acknowledged.
Hospital work will be given out at the Deposi.
tory, every TnUssDAY MORNING. and received by the
Committee on Work st the same place on the ensu-
ing Thursday.
Has. FRAycIs B. FoGG, President