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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-01-10

Bosrox. Jan 5.-The in~agursf message
of Gov. Washborne oS Maine, to the Legis-
lature of that Ssafc. gives an encouraging
view of the ~1aterial growth aud prosperity OF
that Siase.
file recommends conciliation and forbear
ance, and tokens Of good will toward the
South, which no crimin alton should be al
lowed to interrupet. and the setting Of our
selves right in whatsoever respects We may
have been wrong. as the offerings which. -
good men and patriots. we should lay upon
the altar of our country. and in doing this
we need not consentfto the abatement Of one
jot or title Of the principles affirmed BY the
people at the recent election. We will stand
by the Constitution Of our fathers; the Con-
stitution as it is, and make no compromises
that would involve as in the guilt Of moral
treason. and justly render Us the the scoru Of
mankind.
The Governor devotes paragraph to the
subject of Personal Liberty Bills. recommen-
ding the repeal of any statutes which may
be found either unconstitutional or Justly re-
garded as offensive. but quite plainly implies
his conviction that Maine is not really >
transgressor in this respect
~~-~.>->-~-~~~>~>~>->-
Bosrox, jan s--Governor Andrews in
augural was delivered to day to the Legisla-
/ ture.
His financial statement shows that 937.
500 are 70 be raised BY Stste tax to cover
deficits in previous years.
The aggregate smost Of taxable property
in the State is 9S07. 725 .346. aa increase Of
about so per cent. in ten years.
The enrolled militia Of the State exceeds
l55. 900. while the active miliis ars about
$500. The Governor snggesss that lafRs
number be placed On IN aeeivs focsisg. tkat
the State may be fsady 70 ssaseibats hss
share of force 10 40 sxigeocy q public daa-
ger.
The Governor favors the abolition Of IL
death penalty and ebasgs IL shs ststutss on
marriage and divorce. .zazfs
The Personal Liberty Law he bG16esss
strictly constitutional. The right q per-
son to claim IN allses0 rfueisiys VOID
always Be subordinate 10 the oe1sal iads
feasible right Of evssy freeman s merry.
Hesubmiss the subject 10 ths 108a0 efths
Legislature. - .s......s
Of the secession question b aUa1o
some length. to the eject that De peopR
of Massachusetts respood ID the words .
IJsekson, "Tbs FeA6sal Usiss msss Be -
served" zass1 4ae-assa1
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w A N L ED!

NlONEY accouut-also Wood. Flour, corn. hav
lyx Oats AID sundres tor work--money obi jecssd
TO. Gail EZRA SMITH & CO.
Richmond llth mo- ssd 1850. 5ea
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A Novelty in the Art World
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON P0RCEl AIN
rr., nv Letter. Patent In United states, snyAnd
Franes and Belgium
THE AMERICAS
Photographic Porcelain Compny'

THE a Nj EHlCAN
Photographic Porcelain Compny'
No 7sI BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Having secured their novel .aa oipy prepared to
American and Earoi'ean ps'e"''' 80
nTa;at,re Ltkenesses of Per'ons on China.
.,,,, all the attractive and sdvsn,azeoa. features
o. oransy ams hithsr,o una.ned quality
~ dursbty, being rendered as ~, -. % 80. &
,nI nropeties the articles upon when they are
As patene process Of the 1 siam .uraee
bn, mon such round Or Of any decree o. ,esas
p,cv 81 dsiIn eati m uPor porcelain wares OF any
description and Dimensions u'ei As Ar'isis' " '' "
Of household utiiity' sueh As
IJrns. Vases, Breakfast Caps, Toilet Ar'i-
Giles, &c,
r,.,.,. occurring f.h,ui portraits AMI furnishing
unique exquisite style oforoa"en'a' OF A''e' IN
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification OF
popular taste and TO NEE, s wants 81 n0se
the company have imported from Europe ~, -
osS:. Which ssey .s,i ss COS, price,.
As the Company the owner ot she pssen
use the process, tney have determined. in order
To affords people la every .ec.l"" a,. OF 'ne
Union an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA.
to make the following pIoposition to
Residents of the Country, who are un-
able TO visit personally the Ateiier
and Galleries in New York.
Persons sending photograph. ambrotype Or pssuer-
reoty the Office OF the Company in New iofh NC
conpAnied BY
Five DOIlars,
will receive In return by express, free OF charge,
Il Richly Ornamented Breakfast Cup
and Saucer. ,r;th the Portrait transferred
thereon. by rnnsmitting D.guerreotyPe and
Ten Dollars
They will secure ia like manner.
AHANDsoME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET ARTICLE
the Portrait produced by the patented process ~
sending pair of Dsguerreotypes aud
fiGteem Dolsavs,
they will receive in return
A Pair IF Rich Series Vases,
with the portraits executed equal TO Miniature psntnss
and in like portraits can be reproidcei on por-
cslaia
Vases of Every Quality or Finish.
ranging in price from
Twenty One Hundred Dollars the Pair.
N. B.-Be particular in writing the address, town
and State distinctly.
All letters o be addres sed to
Manager, Am. Photographic Porcelain Company,
7si Broadway, New York
October 81, -
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II A n G I N G..
s. w. LUDLOW,
Surgeon Dentist,

RICHMOND. INDIANA,
ID ESPECTFULLY announces to sheci.isens os Rich.
~ mond and vicinity that he is now permanentiy
located this place end is prepared after nine
prscsice il CineSunat 70 perform work in the most
approved styles OF the Dental Art Continuous Gum
Vuieanite Base Col and Silver work. made in . esyie
TO challenge comPetition and as prices low the
quality Of the work performed will Justify. 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04
PROCLAMATION.
ISham a. Harris, Governor of the State
oP

Isham a. HaTrIs, Governor OF the State
of Tennessee.
Whereas, The Government of the Confederate
StRtes having called upon me, through General AL
BERT SIDNEY JoEssTsx, fer TsIRTY meBILTB TKsOrx,
for Immediate service in addition to those already
10 the field, it bees1es nay duty to proclaim to the
gallant citizens nf Tennessee that their sosn ~
demands their services.
Camps Of rendezvous viii be establish ed at Nash
vile, Memphis, Knsxvlle, Jackson, Trenton and at
Iueh other points rs may be necessary for She as-
eommoiahon CT tie troops, where they will be
mustered into the s.rviee Of the Confederate States
by Companies. BunlllonE and Regiments, as they
may presSBt Themselves, except savIlry, which
viii be received by companies or batsllioaE. The
troeps having tlO tight to elect fhsir oFa c.mpany,
battalion and r'gipsntsl officers except surgeons,
quartsrnasters sn5 sommissarits, which viii be
appointed BY Che. President. Volunteers fer the
war are greatly prEisrred but viii be accepted fer
the term of twsye months.
It is earnestly urged upon all who may be able
70 do so to SUPP GsmsslEss with the nostsf.etve
arms the coun,ry affords Sueh as the Tennessee
rife the double apd single barrel shot gun. These
arms will be replaced by furnishing the troops with
the regular army gun at the earliest practicable
period.
Judging from The Paat know that it is emily ne
oessary to uos the gallant sOss of Tennessee that
their services are necessary to the common defence
and they will pfoDI lly and nObly respond to the
call, thus psrfstuatng our claim to the proud
title of The Youu's State"
To arms! fsll,v.e .autrymen, to armsI Let there
be no delay. Pie insolent mereenaries Of the
Federal Government are threatening an invasion Of
our homes, froa, every exposed point upon cur
border.
Let our gallant titizsH soldiery assemble in such
numbers, and press forward with such spirit upon
the hireling invaders as will hurl them back upon
those who sent thgml Let Us call together an army
sufficient nOt OILY 70 repsl invasion, bat to parish
the aggressor.
To fill this rseQisiton Of the Government of the
Confederate States. l. IsHAu C. HARRIS Governor Of
the State of Tennessee BY virtue Of the authority
in me vested, do hgroby proclaim, that 1 will ac-
eept fer the service Of the Confederate States as
above specified, TEuETT THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS.
-, In tesiiElsHsy whereof, 1, IsHAN G. HARRIs,
IL. S. 9overREl, 81 aforesaid have hersu1to set
t--- ny hand ana caused the great seal of the
State to be AFFIXED ct the Executive Department
in Nashville CD tEis, the seth day CT September,
A. D.ls6L
By the Governor: IsHm C. HARER,
JRR Raj, Secretary Of State
Patriot, AvslsHChe. Appeal, West Tennessee Wing
and Krsxyile Register will copy
4. < RAY Secretary Of Stats.
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PRICES.
al 90

Fer single copies u
BO,Esse will be furnished at wholesale At $40 per Dozen
rsaso discount viii Be made upon larss orders fo
wholesale Ilea'ess
VPAnJ gentleman lady in the 0Sneras States orisr's
for eab ten peEons CsiO) will be farn he'd Rith sOnp
py CT the work. with II, ofhs Ladies S0'ders
Rslsf Society.
Editors ID nezspapsrIin the Confederate states mo s' P
lefty tbs will not nyPramOss ie
purpose d Wsi;h the entire ProaH VIZ -. =, = -
will a'd ia the circulation o. '''A 49,
hands Of svery southarn iaa,iy' s.. .,,.,.-,,
u si,esrei t, Ms FELIeIA G. FoETnl, President Of
- ..I.5sL, s,ldiers' Relief soeisty,' or to tie
,.,,,,,s IN Meth odIsf Publishing HOnse,
%, n RGEP Nashville. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

COMMERCIAL INTERESTS eF THE SoUTH.-Abeut the
middle of n:xt month two important conventions
are to be held in the South-one the Planters Cor
ventien, to meet in Macon, Georgia. on lthe l4h
of October, and the other a Mass Financial and
Commercial Convention, to be held on the 18th of
the same month.
1t is understood that tins last mentioned Conven-
GRAFTON Of the commercial independence of the
South viii extend its deliberations to other matters
of practical consequence. Credits are to be es-
tabishe6 in foreign Governments exchange is to be
arranged and many other things Of importance to BE-
done il view Of the establishment of the indepeI5
dence Of the Confederscy.- RichnoHd Erqmi7er,
Ser! p.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

DEsTUCTTvE ToRNADo.-We are informed by gentle
men who came down the Central Road that a most
destructive storm passed over large district Of
country extending from No Al to No. g. on Friday
morning laSt. The gale commenced early in tbs
morning and our informant tells u every particle
of heavy tmbe. in its track was destroyed, the
woods presenting a tangled and confused maSs.
House tops carried away, gin houses and their
contents scattered far and wide corn blown from
cotton twisted of and tangled in every direction,
and the ground covered with bols, fences blown
away, and every road in the country completely
blocked up We have heard of no loss of human
life thus far but from the violence Of the storm
such must have occurred. The destruction Of stock
has been very great in many places.-SauInnah Re-
publican, Oct l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04
LEGISLATIVE OFFICES.

Principal Clerk OF the Senate.
Weare authorized 70 FRANC n PAUL, lsie A.
i:ant CLERK Of tie senate, asa candidate fer Principal CHA
Assistant clerk of the Senate.
We are authorize announce JULIUB A. TROUSBALE
eanddAte fer Asa1r Clerk Of the Sc ate Of Tennessee
we.re au horsed to announce JOHN MecLARIN 81 Sun.
comfy udls for Assistant Clerk Of the Senate.
MeK-CnEer OF the senate
wesesxihNiEsi to announce J. P lTTERsoN as .au.
ddate for Messenger o. ne Sc Ate Of Tennessee sepi"
We are authorized TO sBnonnce JANes Il. oCONRLL Of
Davidson county candidate Messenger Of the Senate Of
Tennessee. sept. 4.
weae Authorized 70 asnouncs JULIUS 3. BRIDGES, Of
kehinn, as candidate for Messenger Of the senate
seP7-td'
Prfne3paI Clerk OF the Jeuse.
We suho- Esz to arn,unee THOs. BROOKS st saith
rssentstiVsI. iepg7-ltda
Wsare Authorized 70 announce SAM 7 BROWN of Cheat
IAN as saHddaofsE lrnela Clerk Of Af House Of Repre-
We aro luthorE { TO s,nouns, r. rs RJgswUkN as a
candidate fer CsCE 81 iAs House ef Representatives.
We are azthorzs 20 aansuaee wP PARKER, Of sorasr
yIe candidate o' PrnsPa Clerk Of the Hous. Of Repre-
SOntaSEes. sus2i-te
Assistant Clerk of the House.
We are Euborzss = sunsuHee WILLIAM J. PAEKEs sf
Williamson, e1ntts fer First Assistant CLERK Of the
House 81 RePreSatsuEz-
We are auihoGaEed . snasuHes J. N VAN DYKE Of Ne.
MIN as sAHdiaAsf for Asnt clrk # The Reuse 81 Rep
HnErOSsiuE Clerk OF the HOuse.
We authsrzvi to tuusunse VI. Il. MerT, Of BeRaIS
sosnty, SAadd s Tor Epsros'rE CLERK Of ts Houss q EP
We are suthsrasa % sun.uuss THos. L. BATRMAN. .f
ashvlle aa ozns fer EnsOs'ins CLERK Of the House Of
Representatives,.
Assistant Coer-Keepsr OF the House.
Wssre authorized . zDuouass JOHN 6. BRANsFoRD Of
Saith candida tOr AsfitRt DoOrxeepsr Of the BsG
Nous 81 KssreSfs CIsTV.. ssplS-ltd"
date fsr Assistant Door Keeper Of the House Of Representatives
Of Tennessee LesiR'tars aug36-e
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Our AKET Is KrETvCKT is dsinZ very well, but
to bring the enemy to close quarters we Should
SEED mere trOo into that State, and to enable ear
brave leaders to DO this without Withdrawing cur
forces from otheI joints where they are needed
just as much, au who can possible DO so, should
volunteer at oSce, - that the $4,000 additional
troops called isr l. our Governor may be in the
field before the eusI5 has time to fortfy too much,
and those whs have roperty liable bss b. fire ,
whether they vllgCtser or not, should call without
delay to the well ll-own Insurance Office Of W. J..
MAEE, No. p Co sge street, aEd have it insured in
OF the Oldg.- and most reliable Southern Com
PRnies. ectltf
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rlTa1s.'5 NOV u. sssie.. s' IL. s..avllsa la.s..

rSuch this nseds1 only in AnPrica, but
a kurnpe the attention Of the critic. disrei yu
ce aFact the general reader eonfound the politician
and 80 interest The miRd By novel and stirring passages, by
soVeFslelllirE and ruth, and ~ and pieaI
sye. Ihy tn et reference to party cant OF
day, and exclusively directed 70 the uo1zy
"apCcJ Of the ODsl is1e forced uFon By The Morrill,
pilosc and patriot the and
enough distant 70 hear and discern ths low ling
Of eoIaing 1t profound. Jet captiyal-
sing Hor from It's direct tearing upon The great
revolution progress
b bOkis proaouDc ~ critics % Be e most posoPhi
cal reensivs exposition q the question OF Ar csn
Sa7ery ami the most powerful vndicaton Of southern eiv
zaoa th4t yet appeared from the pres IT'S written IN
style Of flowing that renders highly attractive 70 every
reader and gives sytenee or deep thougn en-
sve research, acqu1tanoe VIII me op stEles o. he
Abolition sh9ol, Europe ana fericli and en- nusaie
aesCtsR 70 he Institutions 81 the s0uth.
We are eae - learn author bas with great ibsr
ay tsrsd its entire proceeds, amer paying tie cost 0i pub
LEGATION 70 the ladies Of sozrs Hospital Relief sccey q
NASHVILLE end that proposition has been accepted ~ Ers
FELICIA @. PoRrzz, President Of the ASSOCIATION p"
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GILLATIN, Oct. /, 1861

Asssrs. Ediors / see that several calls have been
made through the different papers, gentlemen TO
represent this district in Congress. Ny business is
such that see large number Of people daily, ard
it seemSto be the universal wish that Col THOMPSON
shall have no competitor. They are opposed to any
struggle for Office at this time. Col. Thompson won
great popularity here By the able and bold manner
in which he conducted the Lebanon Democrat. The
people here believe him to be the very man for the
place. SUMNER.
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For Congress.

We are autherisad g saz Hon JGES HOUSE
date represent On: district in the CcRguS Of the
fedsra:e STATES. oet3-.e
We are authorized t'rrusuues P. KEEBEEs oluddate
t1represent the ha dtt in lie Congress Of tie
States. s,t3-te
We authorized TO announce W II. BEWlTr. Of Smith
s9uRty, csncIa-s for the inst Cosfsde ats Con
under the Pr-r-nt Constitution from The Fourth Goa
IrSstsEal DiiC Of Tennessee, at The November sleeion
szp2S-it!e
We Suthorsi {. snnsuAce z P. SAUNDERS eandi
date for ConErsS from tie Seventh Congressional District
the keVenbsr election. sePtl7-dtdt
We are authorised % Ennsunes T. THOMPSON, Of WJon
candidate fer CODzge5I from The Fifth ConssI onll Dis
tTict, a. the NevSTbgT G.s ten. BePl7-tSe
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REosUITs WANTED FOR THR MCCAIN ZoUAYEs.-
80 or 40 recruits Sre wanted to complete this COM
pany. This company will be attached to Col. Az
GLADK's Zouaye Regiment 20 be armed with the
latest and most approved Ride; will be drilled in
the regular Zouave drill and viii 60 into camp i'm
nediately. Recruits are wanted for the term of Y
months.
Apply to the undersigned on College street, two
doors north of Broad.
4. N. o. BRooKs, Captain.
= Formerly OF Col. Rams Regt., Tenn. Vol.
octl-n
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A CHANCE.-The ladies and gentlemen are inform
ed that fine, lfelike Portrait of President JEFF
DAVIS InSy be seen at BERRY's Book store, where,
also. may be found book fer subscribers at 81
a chance, which dollar may entite the sub
scriber to this splendid painting should prove to
draw the lucky number Only one dollar chance
for a magnificent portrait Of The father Of the
Southern Conlederacy! Some ladies, We are in.
formed, have already subscribed for Ave chances.
Go soon, or you may be too late
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

FEI0 Taxpayers Of DaAicssn county: We the Tax col
Of the State aud County, and Railroad have been in
every district said county and have located ourselves
N the court hOuse, in Nashville where be
found every day except Sundy for s Poe Of receiving
the nd all those that do not pay BY the 18th Of October
will fad thr accounts in the hands Of Officer for col
lection with thereon We compelled to have taxes and
owing hardness the do hope will pay
taxes without @. BRILET; Railroad ColleItOr.
r. CHADWBLL, State and County,
0.-..,,Lo.o nj IL
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The sup eme JudEeaaip.

We authorized Co announce A. ). MAkCHBAkks, OF
Warren county fer us sfthe Supreme Court At the seIsn
the 5h October net, al the Sscasoned by tbs
resignation Of X. s. Gzr=thsu AuESete
We authorised BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY
Judge Sapreme Court hl the GEsy
saSOned By the resignation Of the Hon r l. oLrRsheES
1gs8-ts
We authorized C 10 c. GUILD, Of Sumner,
JuGt RI the suPrens Cou at the election
the efth day OF octs-ec Ecxt. Sug Side
candidate fer Jui The hupss Court, At the election
Tie hffh DAY q Octsau rHt A1gS-te
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KXTIsHING to West have det.Eulned ta self ny
wv farm containing 26s acres lying in franklin county
TENNESSEE the OF Elk river and Unusually hs
Na,hVlls and Chattanooga Railroad, within ~ miles Of Win
chester, miles from Dectard,e EeS from AsOra Depot
IS Springs and miles from he old AlsolA Factory.
There 1i6 $50 cared land and so Of that In co
This landi level and has comfortable dwelling
cabins and other buildings Necessary farm and good
FreeStone we'll water there the State and sn Of pond
that falls for stock The timber upon this land
put into cord wood viii for itself Eics ThereiE alss
splerdd SCHOOL hoSs this land The terms win Aae
ascomuodstng will take all in likely Negroes,
from geo 8 500 in good Mares ard Mules deter
mined to SELL For further particulars address Bst
Springs. A. q. GILL, JG.
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mnai,trate,s NOTICE.

10 c. Guild George Pubs, asd George Allen George
T. Fulks
I'm thsse cases IT ap caring that the defendant GeorEeT
Fulk Amending dsbor that the ordinary prss,Es
The be served on him and tfurksr appearing
that tie attachments thts- have been levied
property the deendant 1t is therefore srdeed by that
publication be m tn Nashville Union and american
our saccetire weeks Notifying the 6endsRt appear at my
III in Ga latin on the $50 Of October plead,
eemur or ell be proceeded eJpare. sept IT.
1871 lsep22-E4L+ : y. SCUEbG, J p.
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E.,n.,1. y,.5g,1l, O7risfian Adoocqte.

sr williams hss made hook which We should Ike 70 have
Egrbpe AMI be translated aud re INTO sir anguass
an 40 ~ or in mar NJ Up and correcting public Osinion,
bib h. Eng ISL and northern press have psisioH the
world Thsresder should bear 10 mind that letters
~ rit,sn in Conautinop though publs1edu Nashville.
viii % &C. predicted many events thathaye trans
pred, smile the ink Ct the nanu orlel' oo nlHo
in his general TpecusonS fu ded in tras
bI MS tone is calm hOughtful his horizon clear
sad de- The partisan = SUNK IN te American ms position
era4 moreover afforded him opportunities possessed By but
few f sis e low yocn, FOR acqlng insight into the
opinions, and fecgsi and gsLsrAl PaDe stneL d
Etrvo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

Dr. r. s. Newton of this city, who has been in
Tennessee for the past two months returned yester
day. He represents the Tennessseans as being
firmly united on the war question, and says the
young ladies of the State will not receive the ad
dresses of any man who will not volunteer. The
Doctor experienced DO difficulty, except for want
of transportation, in coming NOrth.-C:H. Gazette,
Sent %
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Attachment Notice.

appearing to my is'a sn that the defendant Vim,
Carr a on-rSsaent attachment having issued
by upon the affidavit Of the plant q, Gideon Clifford, AID
egd upon cert'n personal properly belonging TO The sail VIM
Ca is t. erore Orde cd that bcsion be in the
LHi07 and Zn1ered, spaper published in the city Of
NASHVILLE Tennessee for four successive weeks, noiug ire
YIN Carr appear my office in Huntsville, Tenn.
the 2h day Of October next and plead, dsuEr to said
attachment and further p:cceeingE il t tune
ei This %. sePtrnber, 1861.
SAMUEL VI. LEsUEUR, J. P.
o,ti-Y4t-ur's fee 81
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Sfnnfhe RmunwnY.

EETE will p,y reward OF Twenty Dollars for the
apprehension and npittinE to jail 50 that We can get
them lin Auy county TENNESSEE Of DAN DANEL, AID
his wife CAROLINE Dan is about As yeas old black,
about5 feet inches hg slender make one Of his ankles
crooked walks The side Of his foo had heavy WS
ksrs he left though he c1t them or had brown
jeans TaiT Of Shoes black WOOL hat be had
sso an oVercoat CarOlIe IS yeas old tall black slender
woman quick Spoken tn If he side teeth above, cut
the teeth hair IsBg Snd plated around her
No otheI marks IecOec;ed We think they are making
their way to Kentucky, ard thence to Ohio.
address US murirsesbOr0s TeEn-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

Ne have just now examined, at Mr.. BErET's book
store, the hns portrait q President DAVIS, which
Mr. DURI presented to the Soldiers Relief society
and we take the liberty to call rsadera' Stten-
ton 70 the beautiful picture Of child painted from
an ambrotyps, taken after death Not lees wonder
ful than rare il the artistic gift Of recalling and
psrpetuAttns the lEeks features Of the dead, it
Is displayed in lhia portrait 1t is exposed At Mr..
FRREHAN'a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-04

Tie R1leigh Standard learns that three out Of
four negro men, pilots and beatmen, who made
their escape at = clrtainpoint the coast to one
Of the Yankee vessels endeavored to return to their
homes, and were shot in the attempt. They were
worked 80 hard by the Yankees that they could not
stand it, and were shot down like dogs when they
tried to get away. This is a specimen IF Yankee
affection for the negro.