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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-13
sEcosD DISTRICT CouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS v
OF New Orleans. GEORGE GRUNEWALD,

OF New Orleans. GEORGE GRtfNhWA AID
- 49, No. l7,flg.
u VIRTUE OF q writ of seizure and sa lie.
TO NE directed by the Honorable the Second District Cert
OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to
se At putte anct" q" the City Hotel Common street
camp ana Magazine Streets SATURDAY, % day of
MAY 1851 at u o'clock, NJ, the following described property
wit
District OF This city, IN the square No Twelve bounded by
Daupne B7rgnndy, Indtnen1ence and Pauline streets and
beng designated Let No, Five a plan Of L. II Pile
CITY Surveyor dei March s. 1850 and deposited in The Office
O. H. 60uny Notary Public in this city, for reference which
LOT measures Amefcan measure) 80 feet front Pauline
street by depth OF 25 feet inches and lines between equal
and parallel lines 49,
Toge.her with all the Rights, Ways, etc.
Seized in the above suit.
EkMS-fHe purchaser to The payment of four pro-
notes dollars
defendant TO his order and by him endorsed dated %
gay OF April 59 and payable respectively the Citiaens
hk OF Leu sanH at twO three and four years from
dale wlh SIX Per cent per interest IRON until
maturity and eight cent interest per after maturity
n paid and the bhiance of The price Of adjudication
the spot.
f. 7. PARKER,
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Leaves on $ TURDAY May IS. at 5 ?, NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
SFa$ a-For Grand Eeore,. Eatchitoehes, CmuterglIe
PlaisGnce Gole, Alexandria, Normans, Bar
and al intermediate landings Red river,
Cane and Little ri7e1he Splendid and swift running,
light draught passenger packet steamer apfdes j. c.
Dowty master w leave above For freight passage
having fine accommodations, apply on board.
VIRGINfUS C, nENTEETl,
myl3 Advertising Agent.
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TFV1'
+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of The Parish of Orleans,

nEgxiEHE GouR DE n,srRuT 7MARBuRG & FOSTER VS..
de Id HouveleOrehus. SAMUEL SCHWARTZ.
MN FERTJ diam writ de fierE fsscias
~ moi adfessd llonoHbe DeuNieme Cour District
Dc h N9uyelle Orleans dams a eidess proctderai
FENpREhI,7 de JUN, 1866, midi riloiel de Ia CHS
rne de Ia Commune entire cees dn Camp DIES hagasnS
eruption, savair--
tN TERRAIN situ6 fauboarg Livaudais dams lie Qua
eme district Vile dams pet mar les rues do In
eVfe Rousseau froisieme ct Qlaeac. lie dit est
deSEht ptr e No HUT surnnt plan date u IS favr 1874
par e No Eng 1oiS suivan plan desst H. Grant ar
penten lie Is dc dtcembse 1872 HyHnt 81 peds y pouces de
face In rue de la Levee profondeur de liz peds
pouces ct 3tSmes sur Ia Lyme lmitrophe No Sept
S1a DOnces sur IA igne du fond
hnsem lie Rvec les authorizations gu sly trouvent.
Ami quill Apper de PAGte rapport nreyfprs no
taTe public en- cete vii e, dale du Ter mars 1852
Sake duus rHtlare ct-dessus.
observation-disclosures moment de lAdiudcation
f. T. PARKER,
de la Parntge RI Ilr1hn
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,,, :, Il. t. PARKER.
lfef the Parish eF Orleans,

~ ~, Il. T.. PARKER.
shefifef the Parish II Orleans
e Ia NonS o. DISTRICT }E4YLoR NApp vs.
III moi Ej6Tu d,Wn writ dc mari fmctSs =,
s. vmT ~ ,s cams ataire ei.es 10 proc6dera 10
,l' u DC maj ief loS heuros A. III s1r les iieuS eli
siF9s 9sSignss r. yfnte pnbue adjudication de-
ssE FUNDS DUN MAGASTN DE WARIfrf,s s;t,s rra
GeS Mae8stlS entire les Gaver NAtcbez dams la
hStct ae ce VILE sutVant ihvenaire tpoee en- nm bureau
Sat6i dams lhttaire Ci-desSlls, = ~ '''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment de padjulieation
.roo r. T. PARKER
lh1o 10 10 sherit de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
sEcoS9 H psT n Counr 7MARBpRG FOSTER vs.
OF Nc" Orleans sANoE N, Eo 7ds
nv VIRTUE OF "a writ of fieri facfns
80 to directed by the Honorable the District D
OF New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell at puhic auction ut the City Hotel Common street
tween Gnmp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, 7th day
OF June l5b nj IL o'clock NJ, the following described
erty, wit Ff
A LOT OF GROUND with the improv ements the con- sss
situated in the auh0ur LivaudEiS Fopfth District of sf
this city IL the bounded by Lavee Roussea IH
and Fourth sire sad lot designated by No Eight,
plan dated April l3 1871 and No OH plau
made hy II GRANT Surveyor the 2Sth December 1872
has 81 feet 4 inches front Levee by denth
iee ireleS and three cg hS the line Of o No.
III feet inches and eighth the other side line 50
feet 81 inches OIL tbs ne,
Being the same property Itch the defendant acquired by
dated March /, 1859 '
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. r. PARKER.
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IL Il IA Nj. Il. U N.



Leaves every SATURDAY, al hP. NJ.
SUMNER EMENT
MEMPHIS AND NEW DRKEANs
Ns.S i, Packet REGULAR Y, y Mail Summer Packet
ssahAai For Memphis and the Bends4-Ihe frst-cass
gSzssz Epasscnger packet Steamer Mary II. E6eene,
~ B, Richardson mas will be ready 10 receive freight
Thursday morning, and will leaves above attending 10 her
regular business usual For freight passage apply
board, or TO A
JOHN q. HYDE Il CO., I'd"
a23 under ST. Charles Hotel, left wing
EF7e This line connects at Memphis with the Memphis and
Ghafeso Railroad and superior packets for St. Louis and
louisville
M- Bills of l4ing signed the office of the agents up to
O'Clock on day of departure.
nsayes every SATURDAY atbP. NJ.
.~s-. NEW ORLEANS AND yECK9~
ass.S b burg s. Mail LineFor DonaldsonvilIe, FlaQ.
nenne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
ssss Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Water,
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton and ycks
hurgThe Na&cheE, T. ?. Leathers MASTER will IssY
above every Saturday ut O'Clock 2. NJ.
VI. PERSON Il co, Agents,
seld Is II Carondeet street
The Matches connects at Vickshurgwh tho Hope
and Prince for Yazoo river. s
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IgtssI sAsslat II sst.s I'LL srstIne, Texas.

1tleE ~
s saeFesary of War. Montgomery, ALI
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al MA YER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY May IT, on arrival of the o'clock
P. NJ Cars.
Cox, Brainard e Co Is Semi WEEKLY Through Line.
FOR MOBILE, SELMA. MONT
49, b. gomery and Wetunpka all lar dpgs Ala
hama river--Ihe s'aunch steamer Wml. Ba g
asssa&afy, R. Sinnot3, master, will leave the lake cid
of tee Jefferson aud CarotOn Railroad above For freight
passage apply to
j. L. HARRIS Agent,
mTi5 95 Camp street.
The VIM Bagaey receiving freight the depot Ti7o
Circle
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DRSraara

R7FED Dr. KING, formerly oG New YORK, Tor rs
49, four years Of louisville, Ksntueky, and uho .
igysas h attention 70 the atnsnt 81 prTs dses. sy AVE-
thirty yerrs, azers himself having attended PEsctcs fsr .
many years. ezr0d 1any tho1aniI he snssed q ca
issass q private nature, natter how sy
hon Inj adcszs medical treatment ron neglect sf sr 0s
Or. Kings DsPenSay No. . pesdsk street., 5stHosn Cham
ara Bqnars where be all asas q private nataFe
aanokEkA sgrsa without nsudsus BoiSi1s zksrsasncs
doz business
srs1cTuRzs fold Esent dats, szogtusly Czrs6 10 ~
lays By 81 OpeEAen Wkoh esaseS 20 pal1 Whze srFrs
srist bezi eannot b enjoyed PERHAPS ds cauu.S -
aissSief ana underaass ths oonS7tutioa mush.
gYFHI With the DISEASES Of the skin, Eroiag oat
Let or ~ treatment Be sGsctzzy cured sW dawn
ERNaL WEaKE, Partou ar attention having beon zvsn q
t1 saa1s and al the conaeq grsWn s rouaa
On IN auy ~ he destructive hahi8 81 nconzdarsfs
Youths and excessive indugeneo u tho paons nexsof ~
which viii undermine ne constitution, rsnang tie hjs ~
afor business society, and causing pratars cid ass
Females sko be aboring WITH aay dculy be want
nav rest assured ofimmedists RELIEF.
Persons residing abroad, By writing Aad Tlng osss YIN
re- enclosed directed b Dr. A. King, Ne. % Desdck f
Hsahyis Tsnh will haFst6s Necessary medicine snt 70 re-
sddre, With necessary drsoen1 Strict sesy OsYed 0ntg
houFp from oelook ths noFniaz Etl "a The sESg -
Nays. lsS9-d&Nly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

The State must and, to the full extent Of Ia 10
sources, sh&ll Be defended. Threatened with iuYa-
sion, al good citizens win regard II a. patriotic
duty to make spy reasonable sacrifice to repsl the
invader. Regiments are now In camp and crgsn-
lied, while others are ready to organizs, bit for
wsrt Of arms are not prepared to take the field.
Prompted BY the noblest impulses Of patriotism,
these brave men are ready to take the field to de-
fend your homes and to prevent the theatre Of this
cruel and vindictivs war being brought within our
borders. They appeal to you, who quietly remain
at home, to place arms in their hands, that they
ulsy give you protection and security.
If you fail to respond to this appeal, / shall be
compelled by the ssernest convictions of duty,
charged as am with the responsibility Of seeing
that the State is defended, to disband these reg-
ments of brave soldiers and call you who have
arms into service as militia.
Earnestly entreat that the people viii bring for
ward and deliver to the Clerk Of the County Court
Of their respective counties or to such other agent
IS may send to the various counties, every effect
i've double barrel shot gun and sporting rife which
they have to be immediately shipped to the Arsena
At Nashville, Knoxville or Memphis, where the sane
viii be valued By competent ordnance officer,
and the value paid to the owner by the Confederate
Government
/ urge you TO give me your aid in the important
WORK Of srming our troops, with which we can
repel the invader but if you refuse, prepare to take
the field for am resolved to exhaust all resources
before the foot of the invader shall pouts the soil
of Tennessee. Respectfully,
IsHAM G. HARRIS
ExECuTIvE DEPARTNENT, NASHVILLE, Nov. II, 1861
Nashville Patriot Memphis appeal and AuoiGachs.
Jackson Wig, Chattanooga Advertiser and Knox
vile Register copy, each one week. noyl3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
Correspondence.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 15 1861.
Mrs. Dr. Shelby, President, pro te1n, LADIES' Hos
pitdl Association
DEAR MADAM At meeting of Deluge Fire Com
psny No. 8, held en- Wednesday evening last, the
10Th inst it was unanimously resolved that the sum
of $500 be donated to, and equally divided between
the Ladies' Hospital Association, the Ladies' Sol
diers Relief Society and the Robertson Association
Enclosed please find check of ALEX. FALL, Egg,
Treasurer of the Company for Sl33 335, the amount
lam instructed to place at the disposal eff your So
ciety. Hoping that the Fireman's mite may be Of
some little assistance to you in your philanthropic
efforts, ] remain yours, respectfully,
JAMES T. BELL.
Captain Deluge Fire Co. No. 3.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
COLUMBUS, KY, Nov. Is 1861.
SeouIing in ne NOrIhWest,

We regret to hear of the death of Corporal Henry
A. Chick of the Charlotte cavalry, from whom we
recently received letter describing interest
ing occurrences in Pendleton county, Va On
Thursday, of last week he left the camp Frank
lin, in command of privstes A. A. Moore, c. @. Gu
rier, II. A. WIthers and J. F. Friend, (Rockbridge
cavslry) and John Roberts, Charlotte csvalry,) to
scout the road beyond Petersburg, in Pendleton
Hearing of several UniOnists coDgregsted in house
he proceeded thither to capture them, and ordered
q surrender, when his party was fred upon from q
window, and Chick shot through the body. After
falling from his horse, though conscious that his
wound would prove mortal, he offered to guard the
front door Of the house, and ordered his to go
in and capture all who had not succeeded in escap
ing. Another shot from window severely wound
ed private Friend, who was guarding some prison
ers previously taken, hundred yards of. Three
men then rushed into the house, and while attempt
ing to force their way up stairs were fired upon,
but neither was hurt, the ball passing through the
overcoat collar of Gurrier. Two Union men were
then taken prisoners. Chick only lived few hours
after he was shot, but Friend ia reeovering-Richr
mond Dispatch, NoU. Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
The watson BalserY.,,

The WATSON BATTERY" spoken Of in all the se-
counts of the battle of Columbus, was mentioned
in the New Orleans Bee, at the time of its organs
cations, as follows:
Mr.. A. G. Watson, planter of the parish Of
Tensss whose disinterested patriotism and hberal-
ty can never be forgotten by our people, determin
ed to raise and equip company of flying artillery,
not to be exceled by any in this country, and go-
riously has he succeeded thus far The battery con
sistiRg of four rifsd twospounders and two twelve
FOUNDER howitzers, all splendid bronze peices, with
carriages, cassons and appointments complete, was
made to order by Mr. E. s. Ivens, in the most supe
rior styleand elegantly furnished without regard to
cost The harness was likewise made in the city,
in the best possible manner, and Mr.. Watson has
collected the finest horses, suitable to the work,
to be found in the State. Equipments and every
thing needed to make the corps as well furnished
as any other in the world have all been obtained by
Mr.. Watson, at his private expense, so that are
not surprised to learn, on good authority, that he
has expended nearly fifty thousand dollars.
His patriotic efforts have been seconded as they
deserved to be, by the prompt response of ninety
gallant spirits all young gentlemen of the first
standing in our city, and representing the very
flower of our chivalrsus creole population. Mr..
Watson himself has entered the ranks, desiring no
Office, no honor, nothing but the satisfaction of
seeing the corps he has created do efficient service
in the cause of the South.
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After the burning Of tie bridge ct Union il was
ascertained that large force, numbering. A 4
thought, from soc to 1000 onion men, were Ia srms
at Elizsoethton and was supposed would attack
Capt AcClelan's company stationed at the Watauga
bridge near Garter depot and continue their dep
raiations. On this information being received here
number OF the citizens Of the town and county
arinee themselves and repzired to McCeIlan's aid
as also companies from Sullivan and Hawkins. A
battalion, numbering about GOO under command of
Col Stovall, were sent from Richmond by the Gov
eminent, and would reach our forces Yesterday.
when we presume they would start in pursuit Of
u enemy. They have retreated from Elizsbethton
to Doe River Cove, and we have no doubt will take
to the mountain on the approach Of our men.
Latest This morning at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Col
Stovall's tGa battalion of five companies of In.
fantrY and Aker's light battery of sixty men, in
command Of Lieut. Corbin, with about 200 militia
volunteers, one company of them being from
Hawkins, and the other from Sullivan and Wash
ington, left Hsynesvlle for the seat of war in Car
ter county. The expedition consists of about 500
men, with three pieces of artillery, all wen armed
and of good fighting stuff.
It's Understood that the Carter insurgents are In
command Of Daniel Slower, (son-inrlsW. of Andy
Johnson0 j. B. Boyd and Jackson Fellars as chiefs
with several Captains some Of whose names have
oeen communicated TO u.s. Il Is fuEt Their stated that
they have lef Elisabethton and have retired to
Douglas. in the Doe River Cove, about five miles
above Etizabethton, and some twelve or fifteen
miles from JOhnson's Depot, Cor Haynesville) -.
JofssSboTo' UaeeR, Nov. I6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

SUPPLIES FOB THE SICK SOLDERs.-Our neighboring
farmers are called to send their supplies of food
and delicaeies to the military hospitals. We are
assured that a supply of milk is daily needed in
the hospitals, and if each farmer will only send
small supply, he will materially contribute to the
comfort and convalescence of these exhausted
frames which have been devoted to the defence of
our homes, and have temporarily fallen in the con-
test Let them be administered to at once. We
know that no further call than this is needed to in
sure the attention of our patriotic people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10, 1861.

Mr James 7. Bel, Captain Fire %. Nos:
SIR The ladies OF the Tennesse Hospital Asso'
citation return many thanks to you and your ps
triotic Company for the liberal donation which we
have received. Be assured it will be used in the
most advantageous manner, as we earnestly en-
deavor to procure that which will most speedily re
Iieve the wants of the needy and sick soldiers We
know that they, toe, will appreciate your thought
fulness, and they will be stimulated to labsr tbs
more for our freedom and protection, when finding
their comfort is not disregarded by the Firemen
who will likewise reap the blessings for which they
have sacrificed their every enjoyment as well ai
their life.
Mrs KnIIAy CnnPER. Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

"RArsrN0 THE Block THE supply Of potash
having become exhausted In the city, two OF cur
enterprising ctizsns, AsssIs. Van Brasen Sparks,
will in few days begin the msnufacture Of potash
on large scale. We wish them abundant success.
Our people should pstronizs them to the exclusion
of all others. The next thing is a soap factory
What good,looking enterprising gentleman will
start enc Macon (Gd) telegraph.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
d r. COL T. Nj A N 3
PRIVATE DIsPENRA RV.

THyHE attention Of citizens Eangsrs and Others visiting
Nashville, requiring medical aid, q respectfully called =
his once, No 81 Dadeck sest second 6oor between Chy
and the square.
DR CoLxM an an old prssonsF Il msdns; his sluos
unlimited experiences and haerng for many years past
IN treatment Of induced him % dsEots
lbs undivided atsnton 60 all diseases % a nature Many
eases Of ths most nyssrats character ys pomy yielded .
hts improved method Of treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary sphha Con
srhea, elect and all dseAs Of the genial and urinary rxans
ne { with resistance 70 his remsdiel.
All female rreggi rites and unedsnal daogene1iI 81 the
Womb and al diseases arising from CESSATION AID III aaHag
parturition.
Every 81 Ree1els Rupture and % Piles, and Prolzp
OF the Bect1s nest Of Fstula caFsd ~
nearly painless either Of The latter unfair
tssen By Dr. Cssemzn Essentially ssdsr1afd, e.
careful examn ton always pren1 the necessary ndcAHoLa
Of success IGtrs By bis improved mshoa operating
Persons Of either applying person By letter desert
hing easel the hSt symptoms Of ciae dssass
be cared, In most the Eborss shod loygha
hcara
eonh5e1cs, prompr attention and mOdsrG.s charges
viii gcvesn hir With hlB pGtr'ns.
Eo mercury used in the geatmsnt Of CszsGz d1ss1ss
be believes n mo ass produces disease thAn that
L e given 70
once hOurs from eight in the morning TIL nine ne
ing. nceQ-d3n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

ON OUR FEET.-A circumstance, apparently prov
idential, has occurred within the last few days
which, properly improved by the Government at
Richmond. will enable the States of Georgia and
South Carolina to take care of themselves without
assistance from any other quarter. At Q future
day it will come to the light but present policy ia
to leave the enemy TO find it out, which they will
do when they leave their safety retreats on the
coast.
If there ever was cause that had the smiles
of Heaven, it is The Good One seems Inclined
to aid US IN spite of ourselves.-S1UdnRah RepubH-
cn,l Non, Ia - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

TIE STEAMER NAsHvn LIE AT BERxUDA-A CORES
pendent Of the Savannah Republican writes as fol
lows:
BERMUDA, Nov. 5, 1s6l-The Confederate Naval
steamer Nashville, Capt Pegram, was brought into
this port by advice Of the Agent and under the
charge Of Mr.. Jas. Minors pilot at O'Clock on the
3lst ult-hsuled along eide the wharf. The labor
ers were set to work. and after toing ineesss ntly
in four gangs, night and day, Sunday excepted)
she was supplied with very large quantity Of coal
water and all the necessaries of life Every effort
was made by the people to give the necessary dis
patch, notwithstanding the Yankee Consuls protest
for which Capt. Pegram paid most liberal, sK in
British gold. Every attention was paid to the off,
GERS Of che Nashville, and Capt. Pegram's conduct
at China was duly appreciated by all the British
and native blood throughout the Island. The Nash
vile, left the wharf under full steam at half past
nine m, and discharged her pilot at ten o'clock
Several gentlemen went out in her with the Agent
who made up the accounts with Paymaster Rich>
ard Taylor while under weigh, and al sunset she
was invisible at the Bsrmu1as. Wind North strong
and breezs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

FRESH Observation-Disclosures LNCoLNs
blockade, we are not to be deprived of the luxury
of oysters. Aessrs CREIGHTON & CRooKER, who have
comfortable eating saloon at the Market House,
have made arrangements by which they keep COM
stantly on hand an abundant supply, received every
day from Mobile. Persons can be served at any
hour at their eating house.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

An officer in the army of the Potomac sends the
following, which be prOnounces infallible, from his
own experience:
RECIPE FOR DIARRHG,A DYsENTERY--Take of tinc~
ture Of Peppermint, tincture of Camphor, tinctuIe
of Opium, tincture of Cayenne Pepper, tlRcture Of
Rhubarb, equal parts. Carefully mixed in bottle
Add twenty grains of pure prepared Chalk to four
ounces of the above compound. Also suitable
Syrup to the whole.
Dose: A tablespoonful, three or more times q
dsy, if necessary, in little water. This quantity
may be lessened or increased according to age and
circumstances.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20
Removing the Public Archives from
WRahinKI0Ra

Many think that Washington cannot be taken.
The Yankees, 1t seems, think otherwise. A New
York paper says:
There was a rumor current In the city on Thurs.
day that the public documents were being removed
from Washington to Philadelphia. Wheth the
rImor had any foundation or not, we think the act
advisable as q matter Of precaution. The chances
of battle are uncertain and if the CoRfederates do
actually give battle to forces the safety of the
buildings in Washington in imminent peril. If
they gain the day. and get possession of the treaties
aHd other important State papers, the foreign pow
ers are as likely not to recognize the Confederates
as the Government de facto
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

Fnzs PANoPTICoN OF THE SOUTH will, We under
stand, be exhibited in this city il few days. 1t is
said to be an exhibition Of lifeike moving figures,
representing the scenes at Charleston during the
bombardment of Fort Sumter. 1t has been very
popular wherever 1t has been exhibited.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-20

We call the attention of our country friends
to tho str&ying of number of Government cattle,
branded "B, and request any parties having know
ledge of the same to report to the Government
Agents, E. n BRUCE Co., who will pay liberal re-
ward for the return of the cattle or any inforrna-
which viii secure them, novI2dIw.