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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

TN CHANCERY COURT AT LINDEN,
Tenn.-sA H. Guthrie vs. j. L. Crzgg, ct ais March
Rules 1lIn this appears from the coDlsasnts
bill which that the defendants Joseph H. Brown
and Henry O. Brown residents OF the State of Tenues
that publication be made in the Nash
vile Union for four successive weeks requiring
said defendants appear the next term Of the Chancry Court
hoden county Perry the house there
Linden Thursday after the the 81 Monday in June
next plead, emur compainans bill, the
confessed, sad the stfo hearing
parta to thsm. ISAAC \. HULMR, G & u.
n y Cox. Attorney for compla.narts.
rarl3- u4fpr' Size 43
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ADFTIyIsTKATOR,S NOTICE.

FEVHE undersigned ing administered the Jao
Rains deceased all persons having claims against d
notified 70 them Ter payment according
law and all indebted 70 said estate will Pea CON,
Off ward and settle without delay.
ienl7-E4le z. RAINS. AdEzinltrnll4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

SPECIAL NOTFcR-rhe Uu,os An, r.,,-,s q, .,.1rus-
- se.ly spoe ~ Casa sss Al papers ars iscoaifs.
- - ePsro.t0n Q tAs fas pr sffch f1er 1Gga to
-, se2. . sg,rs y csoss ler fepers an
s = rsneee AZ Paper Ell dftconls-
H.es for tes cross s.erk AID rsnsto por
Heatly uNfos Anb ANEz1c3N - Ger a1srs1. - .,das
ri RssklK Usios AzEscAs IS Der asssS. = -
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The Pest 0es from, veil asths %, Which hss se ~
change to De made -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
~ W. KIBBKE will henceforth make Nashville his perus.
W, nent residence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and BY the single tuning, and
often required since he will spend least every
month in the city and vicinity Ee will visit regularly the
tovnsn Md3e West East Tennessee and North Alabama
and MsssipP Orders left ct Benson Co.'S Music soreo
Reeds Piano Rooms. Chured street Csnnrncstions By
mail will be prountly attended to. prII d.twSrv,H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
The largest Circulation OF amy Political
Paper In Tennessee.

In politics, the UNION ANB AMERICAN advocates tbs
principles of the National Democratic party, as ex
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the COnyen-
ton that nominated BRECKIERDGE AND LANE. II
deyotes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter of Com
nercial and Monetary transactions it is without 8
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Denscratic to the core, working for ali the
great interests Of our aOhOs country; deeply alive
to the development of ali the varied resources of
Tennessee, and aboring for the prosperity and en-.
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money, receive specialattention and reports of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon as approxmatiHg to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
ROCK CITY srUcCo WORKS

Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE haBd and constantly supplied vita the very
best Land Plaster Plaster Of Paris ydraaic Cement
VIM STOCKELL,
febl7w2m No n Broadway, Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
Marble Monuments. Rc,

MUEUIC MOHuEHCUIS8 CACe
Nh l. SHELTON informshis friends and ths public gen
lyE ers that he Is prosecuting the Marble Bust.
Church street between the First
and The Post Once where he viii pleased
ders Of s vhonay work his linz He has kssp
o band supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, TOhBS, &c
Manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble the
beststyle Of the art AlihiswoTk willbs warranted
April Is, le6e-wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
Wholesale Dry Goods.
SPRING OF 1861.
TRABUE 81 LUCAS.

XETE receiving stock Of Spring and Summer,
Wv Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, cothBg Boots Shoes.
brogan Variety Goods Hardware Cutery, Hafs Carpet
ngs Oil Cloths, Mats &c All Of which have peen bought
usvely Of importers and kanucturess panic prices
to which call special ae1ap Of prompt paying ana casa
dealers only Our House shall be head quarters for eAsa ds
and these who make Gilt Edged Notes and psy hem
That may be fully underwood positively that We
iatend sell Goods for cash and men VIC pay tne
notes@hen due (snly.j
10 addition 70 Wholesale business viii advance
description CT Goods Wares and Merchandise
Furniture Groceries, Produce, &c, &C., &C., 70 Dc 500 AZ
acion for cash No Goods sold account at Auc
lion.
Tu sday and Tuesday night exclusively
for cash All persons having sell at Auction will
nnrs-tI TRABUE LUCAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
THE EXPRESS rnEIGHT TRaIN

an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
running the ed day CT july in close connection with
the Express Trains the great Southern lines via Chareson
and Savannah, and continue during the business season
Through time fren New York. eight days
july9a-h Z. W. COLE, sxperintendcns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
No Hotel in MurfreesbOro!

FENHYS thriving ey is without Hotel, in the business
part the the City Hotel being unexpectedly va
can't Itiss brick bvildng with over thirty rooms
be rented for ore half the usual price.
Provisions cheap here and the house has done about
thousand dollars worth Of business heretofore the
location in the hotel keeping aod the
place an immediate opening Address
feteO.xlm H. G. SPENCE.
CovINGToN RAIL MILL e0MPANY.-Ths Company
~ 10 prepared with the best and improved mach
- ill orders for rerong Railroad Bars at the shortest
tee rs the Mill has the capacity ont leo tuns week
In rerong Railroad Bzr third iron Is added to
the old 70 make Rail that will aminste and insure per-
feet weld
Street Railroad Bars also be arnshd Of pattern
erired and Railroad Bars different lengths and
All order sail receive prompt and careful attention, and
none but the beat materials will be used in the hands OF skul
worken the Company hope to give entire satisfaction those
who may favor IL with their custom.
R.BUCHANAN & son, Agent,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Clement, President Lattie Miami r Co.
John Lewis, President Covington Lexington Co.
Captain Mcclellan, Superintendent Mississippi Rail-
road
LLOunsdeu, Prssiden. Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton
RR Co. uarl4-W9s
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TIE r M s.

TPCash In advance I'm al cases for Gibbs
and Annual subscriptions.
The DAILY publishes very large quantity o
matter, and the TRI-WEEKLY is made up of two
Daily issues; and the WEEKLY is of the largest
handsomest, and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
DIR. J. J. ABERNATHY.

now resident Of Nashville. and offers bis rsrsces 10
l Tkesdenca, No. ~ High street.. Once on sams lot
sspt7-d6n Zap
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
CLARK n FULLER'S
Anbro91a1 OIL.
CLARK, GREGORY i co.,
SOLE POPkEToRs,
4 IL p

eOlAA TOfhihiOAos
CURES
H,alch. K.r.ehe Teothache in three pinutes Rheuma
Coughs Neuralgia, Colds, Brypsas BrOnehas Dyspepsia,
Collie Cramps Inaae Eyes, Chronic Sore A. Sore Throat,
SSrni coTn. Frosted Feet Desne. Old soT
Sore Breast ssre Nipples scGd Head Rngwor, letter sDsts
i.nS Tor its eoSa for scaids and Burns
on horses, Sore Eyes on horsss sprsn sSnney fo EVIL
remedy apply to tender footed horses
from foundeate the feet and bath well AsTal the og OF
No one remedy cure in all eases bur ve can sno more
proof the OF its healing proper
from responsible who aDovs being bought than can
be produced for any ether medicine.
every nalady which the human
aniy subject, proclaim substADtAte
living witnesses The ANBRosIAL On NAsssne PeparA
and sold the Mouth and Southwest By ell COED
druRga general dealers The South be justly proud
Dr. Clark susve Tennessean after much labor and re
has proauced really worthy eoictse which BOUND
much Of the worthless imported trash with which
Please cali At our Office, take pleasure show
ing and Testimonials tso erous to set forth in The form
ofsn Advertisement of which from Physicians in
standing. who using it in their practice, as they state
the world to produce reS SO speedy ana ehec
y Rsas he sysepce q the virtue Pulle Am
bros OIL evidence suheEc, and fo persons whose word
standing eprOschAble sssa anS se 90
Sole Prorietors Nashville, Tenn. Depot q College street.
For s ~ the PrOprieors and all Druggist, and cOunty
merchants.
TTNHE undersigned having determined to en- large his BOOT
III ANDSH0E ESTABJlSHAhN 4, otue' '0SNPfi' '
possible, all persons in want Of good article. - -,
Having my Tannsry and making nost OF my ,neA.y
Leather, prepared and detemed 20 ser Al e n, 70
prices as an nducemento those wishing 70
encourage Ho instead OF Northern Manufactures particularly
AL Heavy Boots. shoes and Negro bFOs"iS'
also,
PINE CALF BOOTS
and shoes OF all IiEeS and qualities to order
In edsr TO be successful will have 40 genuine my SAFES
slusvey for CASH or in exsaongs for Hides, therefore all
orders DUE Spend money where you can
get IL again. LANES " HAMILTON,
No. 9 South Coliege street, Nashville,
doors T. ON Grooms, Carrot 4 &C.,
jan1ed&Ulm Furniture Ware Rooms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORe
Fassett & Crossman,

Ladies and Gentss Travelling Trunks,
BONN It no ESQ
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, 4c.s dc.s
EsIRE call the attention Of all those Of any
thing hre, wholesale resail,) examine our
stock before purchasing esewhee We conhdent that
sell any other house the city, Our stock all o.
manufacture and is made CT the best materials and b
first class All must admit the wisdom Of buying Es<k
prcssly for jebbng.
We especially the attention Of the Ladiestoorr
PATENT Trunk FOR LAB les.
It has compartment for Bonnets Dresses Paraso, Brushes
and ater-proof compartment FOR sPongeE, 01s, &c.
All kinds Of Trunks made 70 order covered repaired
rinotice Give call at At 81 Market street, two doors
south OF the Square. FASSETT & CROSSMAN
msy19-dktW1y
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Resi- Cumberlnmd Coal.

WNTE keep the best quality Of Gums bertrand Coa.,
w ate1rolce. o. Church and Cherry s'Fes W
rosiss the Post Once
Prices--Lump es and Round 90 Cents. ,,- :. a.
1snuazy s., '6l-dlm huODooOA ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hsplasta ~.~su,
A#FA Ion, called CAPITAL VTEw, lying Sgs&.
fssI1t% the north side Of Cumberland River, &ESSK
Iassg sn three milesfron the City efNashville. S$
IaakaES& ccrt1ing about Three Hun ~
sEaz1aAlA8 dred Acres He will sell il all -sx&&ae-
together in small tracts lots, suit purchasers Or
will exchange it for well improved property the city It of
the very best quality Of sill is well vatered Of
in cultivation and the balance IN fine timber and pasture.
There coed dwelling good harm stables
For information apply the undersigned John D.
sep20-ti TH0S. g. JAMES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
NS0IVFNT NOTICF.

HAVING this day suggested the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Weakly county Tennessee the insolvency Of The estate
John N Mailing deceased therefore all pesons heldng
claims against said estate, hereby notified 70 file them
erly with the Clerk Aforesaid, before the Oh
Of July, s6 the claims against the said estate viii be I'D
Indicated day prcatx distribution January the le
ls6I. G.. r. HOLMAN, administrator
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

NOTICE TO ShIPPERS.
NASHVILLE Il CHkTTAxooeA r. R. Col
superintendent 0hae.
nURING the time breaks the Westrn and Atlantic Rail-
road Of Georgia. being repaired. used every
lion 10 accommodate Of Local stations in
Guiding Chattanooga But that the breaks in the State
Road have been repsred and Trains running through to
Atlanta duty in regular accord
ing to the eghts that have accumulated during the So
pension 81 Interpretations the Western and Atlantic Rail
road Therefore, freight Local stations, ncud
ing Chattanooga received until further notice And de-
string to do equal justice ALL during this unprecedented 1ush
freight request all parties in the city interested In the
shipment both through and local freight to furnish with
,atemerts freight ready for Shipment that they be
tered upon Books their regular The Mani
tests Steamboats, and the Louisville read, win show for
themselves As to dates. E.W. COLE,
feb1s-n Superintendent
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RKEEWABLn AT PL3AsIEH.
0ne Square, ons year. s3e-Eash sddoasI Square 40
Advertisers exceeding the space confrncssa
Tor, win be charged for she excess
N THE WEzKLY.
osE DolLAR Square for the s AID FzErr zszs ,r sse
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements puslishsd In bofk the DAILY and Wssky,x
p charged the fai daily ah on@haf he uosklS
1sszs:su' Aassrs.s.saas su.s Ss paid sr AZ shs fssf
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t. WELLS.

l.. w -Ed4LLS5
SIGN oP THE MAN ANDIMORTAR,
On m arket Street. opposite Union,
NASHVILLE zEHNESSEE
janls-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

PROCLAMATION
GSHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor of tlIe State of Tennessee
To the Sheifs Of The Counties Of Montgomery Robert
SON, Geaihdm, Dickson, aud SetOdTt, in said State
-CfREETIEG;
XI0U are hereby commanded to ana hold Election
all the places OF holding elections your respective
Saturday the 9th day OF March having
given the notice required by law for the election Judge
Tenth Judicial Circuit Of said State, fill vacancy
by the death OF the Hen W. Pepper
tuFn make 70 me, according 70 law.
In testimony whereof have hereunts my hand
and caused the great seal Of said be
- atNashville, the 5th day Of February, 1861
by the Governor: IsHAh G. HARRIS.
J. L. RAY, Secretary Of State.
III T7ClHrkTVille Jefers0niaa copy. fsbG-dkWt6
FLOUR.
N BBLS SuperdAs, Extra, Family, and Extra Family,
ADU in sOre and to arrive Railroad and River, for
sale y commission by W. WATTS Il CO.,
febeO ~ Nc Broadway
APPLES.
100 BBLs spitEeubughs Russets, Raldvh's and other
HUI varieties. Ter sale BY
WHAT'S & CO,
nart0-t No. 5 Broadway
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23

iHE ENEMY Is THE NTRGIsTA MOT SrAfSe.--
Ihe Camp1iXu III tAe Virginia mountains has
neen one 81 great discomfort and suffering 10
both armies 4 CORES spondeat OF the Iinciu-
H&u Z itqes gives a terrible picture of the sut-
I"flnE III the Northern camp, particularly on
me ntEht OF the 2tin of Septem Der, when q
terrible ratu storm burst upon the army.
Two regiments we're Xposed u il without
any shelter. The stoutC-t inea fell com
pietply exhausted by the rains and bI4stina
winds Hundreds were struck down BY
the chilis. The fort and all the reliable
places of shelter We're filled with the sick
me horses suffered fully as badly as the men
"-rhe weather grew colder daring the
night
number OF straggiers We're found una
Bile to walk. and were brought into camp.
''I wished that the whole country could
look down upon that scene last night, and
feel the piercing winds they shivered the
half eloahed almost dying troops. Scores
perish here, not by the bullets OF the enemy.
but ny the mismanagement OF The War De
fartinent, and-excuse the Truth-the negli-
gence OF those at home.
"Culy one death is known.
'S0me ten or fifteen horses were found
dead this morning and others in a dying con-
Ill sion.
"The road down the noun tain is badly cut
by the torrents, and the telegraph is pros
trsted
- The sick-and there are many of them
are immediately attended 10.
'Day before yesterday, the 18th Indiana and
9Th Ohio marched towards Lees camp for
the purpose of making "a reconnaissance, bur
after they had left, the storm / have described
set in, and as the 9th Ohio was without over
coats, and many with ragged breeehes, fear
they have suffered severely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23

Judge Ochiltree, in an address delivered iu
Jt tIerSor, C.tss, county Texas, recently stated
that there were now IN The ficl5, armed and
sgai pped and i'll active service, n p10 south
ern troops. and that there we're ai,n00 more
iii camps of instruction in the various
states
lIe Charleston Coarisr announces that ana
enterpTiSiag gentleman who commands the
requisite capital has resolved 60 e~ta blish n
giIs& Factory in SoGth Caroline, IL the proper
Il tur can De procured.
= Russian line-ot- battle ship, OF 100 guns
end $40 men, has bCen lest OF the coast OF
j. pan. All the crew perished.
The headquarters of the Governor OF Geor-
aia heretofore 10 the eiiy OF Atlanta, have
been removed to Miiled2eYine
Coi WA. N. cooke has Withdrawn from
the cuny tss foe Congress III tie Second Dis
trcs Of Tennessee.
The annual session OF the Grani Division
of Sons of Temperance, commenced in Mash
vile on Thursday morning.
Hon. Henry +. toote is candidate for Con-
Eress iA tlte Nashville district.
The Iesisia tHr- OF Alabama meets on Mon
day next, the 2sth inst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23
CAMP DEFIANCE,

s.h OetoOet, 1901. )
~. HAVING lesrned thai several OF my n,en
- who were seat from camp to hospital, have
left their quarters aad gone 20 Richmond without
obta,uiug leave, hereby c.der them 70 report
Immediately At Camp Defiance, OF where yor
else | may he stationed.
In case Of noncompliance al order will DC issued
for their arrest wherever found W thin the Confed
erate States, when they viii he dealt with con
flrIued drS8rtars.
! f rbear naming them az this time rs they may
be gnorant of their labili 2 to arrest and punish
rncDt-
FER tne Information At such gs may have friends
and relations in Company Il, aIn glad 10 make
kn.cn the excellent condition OF my command
Notwi outstanding the fatigue Of this caupa gn, and
the aeyerity OF the cimnte, my company e9loy good
health, ANA in common with othsr companies drawn
from Richmond compare faVorabiy wits the hardy
mounaneers who have volunteered from tAis 1t.
gion. g. A. WALLACE,
Commanding RicIanond Light Guard,
Co. H, Sd Reg. Va Vols, Wise Legion.
no t7--6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23

kELIGiers RgYivAL.--An interesting series
of religious meetings OF thger days continu-
anee, was closed at Mount Airy, IN Amherst
county, ON Wednesday iast, during w hicl,
niae persons professed conversion and united
with the Methodist Episcopal Church The
meetings were conducted by The Rev. Mr.
Manning, and ware the occasion OF much in
terest both 10 the mem bers of the church and
those who have not yet been brought within
its fold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23
RsEsOFE.ssH0EAE1 GARDs.

w., ARTIFICIAL TEETH.--THE CHEO-
- plastic AND VULCANITE PRO
GESS.-G. W. JONES, UEzrsr, having the
ing satisfied OF IT'S absolute superiority over all
other methods, can with confidence commend Il 20
those desring full partial sets OF teeth and IS
Decahy such may he dissatisfied with tnose
they are now using. TLe perfect adaptation Of
Tie plate to the mouth and the suction thereby Sc
cured, enables him 20 insert one or more teeth
D5tHo2tt clasps. This method having been adopted
by those standing highest IA the profession, North
ana South, testimonials VIII be give'TaHd speci
mems exhibited to those isIne to sec them Sets
# Teeth, gold any other plate, viii of
course be made for those preferrlng them, Fill
ing, Cleansing Extracting, and all other operayorls
gently and thoroughly performed. T'ecth extracted
By Ef.ECTRICTT9, without pain.
~ Office on Main street, opposite Codutbisn
Hall. de i--ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23

xRFAN4ED---it known 10 ihA military ,h.i
w WRIGHT a BELL
sae s;ia manufacturing the best EIEr u DRUMS
s1' up the Soutb and are prepared 10 la4sli j
o~lmen' or Companies any humber ~ sboF, no.
t.>e.
A}s'. trCc3S repaifet. snd Heads furnished
or - Cor, Min and 10th streets.
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49,
PR SONAG..

IMPORTATION WANTED --ia.ormati N Of
/ serg aat Z. J. l. DID, LII. OF Capt &. n Cor
rrY's Company ID Ia h t.gimenr. Mssissippi
Volunteers. ssho Jeff Manassa Hospital about
TIE nh Oe. Sergeant LII DELI wss couvaieseiag
from an attack OF typeof fever, bur reported 10 he
iasgee, III is betw' en- .igrteen and twenty years
of age ab.et six feet lieh Il ri. eompr xion. Hight
bar and blue eyes. Els Reginisbt is staissae.l ut
Centreyilie. Any inform stioa cone rning him will
he mos, thankfully received. Diree. 20 ~sisps. Z.
S. CoFfET nfh Mississippi Volunteers, tsi- y.
IL. Nett,J at Manassas. oc Ss-5t
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glance shows iis altitude ~ ne car ps,iee0ng
offensive nin*tBaants ~ tag PR I.efed 0as1I
Spee,tioHsand the Tor yard st~po. sAse tTssy
should be shat ttaneoHs, the effect ear but 10
eritshing- However it may be az 10 titis con
cert OF action, there need ba no dou5t ttsstie
tIse operations of the army, mud hardly aHs
thing short OF y miracle eaa delay our siyeeiy
advance.
HeS. &oHS .. rRITTsspRs.
A letter ia the Cincinnati Cxsassareiet from =
Yankee parsop, dated Camp Dick Robinson,
Ky, Dct. 9, has the following in Tegars: 10
the arrival Of john J. Critienden, OF ky.,a
thai place
Sircc East wrote tD you, nothing Of public
importance has transpired in cur camp, eS-
cept the srrisal OF the Hos J. j Crit ttendei,
on iass evening. As soon IL was known
that this dsstin pushed gen tie,nan was in the
neig h orhooi, .neh hoHors were paid hIi1
merit alone deserves. To-day. accom- paucd
by several of his friende, ne 1ntde II ,i-It t9
our regiment He was ws!eoIned by s,oiluet
Walker, At his he;tdqu wsas iaeseat
q Dart OF the time, aud heard him converse
upon the pre- sent disastrous affairs of oer
ton. Among other things that ts sai was,
that tyve Can make this war, ~ too hfiP.
81 blessing TO us ~ II uation for all iInie TO
come. In regard 10 the 20 haet OF neutral
ity that has long been talksa about, he re
marked. "that the neutrality OF Coy. as-
goiiin, and the neutia,ity of the lcyhts 'tzens
OF the State OF Kentucky differs 70 tien rs
loyalty and rebellion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23
MIarHls AND ONO RAmkoAn.-The Mem

phis Appeal, of the 18th, says
At meeting OF the board of directors OF
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, held yes
tertiay, the following gentlemen were elected
10 I'LL the various offices President, i. +.
Wood; Secretary and Treasurer, j. NJ To-
meny. The President subsequently appoint
ed Thomas Dodamead General Superintend-
ent. With an excellent body OF officers such
as the above, the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
will continue To advance in prosperity and
usefulness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23

The SNAIL NofE lsseg.--Ihe Norfolk Dat
Bo0R, oi Monday, aiSt, says that The announce
menE @ hsch WAS published OH Saturday last.
laaf an arfaGgellug! aaa bapa Iatsis with tna
NafA VI ssFxjasa In. that city fss tha lzsns VI
sefflnsAtsa af aspassf If aAa 10 fssIs III llst
shApn 81 .si'h-fs, Was pstA.asliyr; fuf ,aPF
BE Efsssl HFt4flsi,sl.r,ti
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