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+
&a-Tvventy Thousand Dollars sTorreft-trrv
ALL AsD ADHERE WHICH IS BEsr-Fcr Crookss y
1be Stomach Bters claim patronage on account Of It's
being Southern them stand on heir nicr-
issnt would respectfully public to give them fair
and mpal trial and in the eysut of the arce falling 10 re-
eeve public ayo It is reasonable suppose that their use will
DO dscoatnusd ba OF this fears for the easous
following: -m...
ISL Tha. croofes Stomach Bier5 pui0y yeGetabsthe
principal herb used being the Italian Chaone flower fncd
all therworld over for its medicinal properties
ID Thai they contain mineral drug acid essential oil or
other Injurious ing eden of kind which is uu
un " found in adulterated articles.
Sd. That the spirit is the best had in the market and
every article their ration is Invariably or III, shot
cps equality regardless Of combining Mt once The most nal
e'Abeas all who have tried them will readily al
the most pure Medicinal Vegetable Tonic now in usc
be urged by those who speak against this article
that the foregoing unsupported by prcof
and TO this end we beg further state.
h Atany sad all times whether store or warehouses
in the hands Of agents. wherever Cookes yeretabe
Stomach Biera may be found viii submit them for anal
jury Of respectable chemists who may be named bv the
Mayor Of the city OF New Orleans and they found to be
other than that which represent to be- ne hereby bind
ourselves 10 allow the Sheriff take possession our stocn
trade and sell for The benf Of the charitable institutions of
The city. fM
We world deemed is guarantee 70 the public upnscss
Fary beyond the fact that eFe yaety of trash in the
market and that unpinced parties who sell inferior articles
exert themselves at meS-cven by statements which makes
truth sqht shockpsyo bias the public against an ar
tcc which they know be vastly superior their own aud If
after this date they should be heard aer that Croucs Fit
terS arc not what we represent them to can only answer
cogcn,lySaud 10 The poiu ihnls. WHY NOT CAUSE us
TO FORFEIT THIN TO THE CHARITABLE INsrITU-
TioNS OF THE CITY, II TaEY ARE OTHER THAN WE
REPRESE NT THEM 10 BE.
The puho wi he able to judge whether would be willing
TO stand his test if what say BeB were only empty
"ertions and when any ether manufacturer offers The same
guarantee 10 the public will admit their article to be
equal To |
We commenced tic preparation of Crools, Vegetable stom
arh ters with the determination OF producing the ureS
most medicinal vegetable tone eant without to cost
aud beyond pesadvenue Efforts have been crowned with
he most unbounded success. /
CE0OKEs eco, ssIe ProDr,etors |
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SsAA y HzouE Roots, Shoes, Gsotlsi,ts,
Tbs ai bsis ess Is c4 III go
II hes sioss bToaaps e.ot,,5
ss y ete lhSs s,iay AZ ID
ss esleseefulstf kpaf tss,, Nos. 45 and n ts fsS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

mi sIassgseW being GOD Friday, The several city
bapks VIII BIZ closed. Due notices are elsewhere
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isnass Alb TnSfcs The desire to preserve
t&sgt win gias disease Inevitably
II follows tat \ tonic
heall worthy Il iii
Dsess AIesSEs eookes No. 10 Teaoap
aasaiitS IS stomach hittsrs not
w They asp vegetable compost.
st eau possibly bs in
ehd ta aaed HI ND Of IND very
aied IN the 10 which We
shasld tjaation ~ nsde as 10 the
of auaI5sis3to BE- nude by Tho
c isaskea ios. tie event az ihlrs to
ssoFs tssif stock WIN be sold for tlie
81 II caons me city Theebiers
sss Hset specss Their purity
fsier ouf readers ID
sssasa y VI asenzent ias Hand esplIcit de,ais
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zsE h1xEaasH sells tilia day AZ II o'clock IT., al
klts gal it.
7a.ea ~ " atEt Far pagicaiars aud
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HUI Fisa7saS N ARG Daring one of file
sHoH storms ef the present winter, says
~ Boston Journal Francis N ab, age.driyer,
aaoagiehs IL Canada West, for Kineardine,s
4 Il mail ID a sleigh drawn by two horses.
~ hp ia the postmaster that he " as
nat be a bio to reaelltI next post
alice tiinent was verified; lie did not
fge fo reach l4nisaf. noatsoffies distant about
IA lniIas foss Kincardihe. He struggled braselya
aasilas she 8wiatry elenls4ts however, assubse
80 agah re7ea led. After proceeding few
aaiIss, Ile apneass u have unhitched lie horses
Y keEsa the slsig thea evidently mounted one
saefse, ped himself IN Che bniTalc=rdba, and
issai iass front oeeedad, leading Tie other
yia he must have travelled some
issaues Hlaell, psobahly becoming bennmhed, lie
bard anea RHe horse and stilI toiled on. Some
further on, mailbag seems 10 have
iisns ~ llstla further on, the bufgal
nPed Hi eoid paisigd form and still u.
tfIs further. ana The dead body of tile hapless
eaIps dosvn among the terrible drifts
flleh II believed Il be the story Of his
as adhered FINN the position Of the body
and The pshersaTtinles
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he salaO ug5s Ready

meet accidents arising and Bruises ali
pats that bs relieved the app caon of ths wordre-
hownet 5I'ALLEY'S MAGICAL Palm EXTRACTOR. No
family should be without botein the house.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q AID I51 Chartres street,
mas 2Q6teod<W '.. r. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

H8- Cfistndoro's Hair Dye is the only Dye
ever anaiyzcdThe Only Dye Only
Dye for living brown-The Only Dye perfect black
The Only ye that des dhtec6nThe Only ye that is in
stuntaueouS and tho DYE for ali who desire 10 haze the
color Of their hair changed with safety certainty rapty
20 any shade they may Geslre.
Manufactured by j. TRIsTADORO, No Asor House. New
York Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressss
ul:6 2pIm&W
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G6pySsag Presses.

Just received, invoice of COPYING PREESEs-:en diff
different varieties and sizes.
few very superior English Wrought Iron all warranted
and for sale at usual pces by
H. G. STETsON Il CO.,
m25 2p6E 81 Camp street.
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E9~Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof ES Nos 81 "a Graver street, New Or
A -. # do. r.JS.I
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l26.............. Canal street...,........ re6
most splendid ortrnent of FAMILY HOUSEKEEPING and
LINEN GOODS, consisting in part Of
A. o. "a and ia French, Insh aud Scotch LlneEs
French, Geruasn and Irish shrng Linens
Ga TO l2i French Irish and Scotch Damask snd DIAPERS.
French and Irish T,ble Services, from s. to s85,
:. Table Napkins and Table Cloths
Birds Eye, Huak and Rpssla Diapers
Long Lawns, PIat.lles, Brnnnias and Creas
Cnp TRilng, Crash ami Kitchen Linen.
1925 superior Embroidered and Plain Bobinets
Jacqnerds DAulasks and Plaid ATr,Ius
Embroidered Bobhe and Muslin Curtains and PILLOW stfDs
Rich Printed Danasi and s.: ipcl Curtain Cul;caes
AarSeilles Quits, Toilet Covers, Titlgs, etc.
We have also the Latest Styles Of
GRENADINES, BAREGE AEGLAIS AND oRGANDIEs,
In Embroidered, Printed and Plain Styles
Which We Orc Offering at Exceedingly Low Prices
GIQUEL & JAMISoN,
Canal street...............l@G
Between St. Charles and Carondelet Streets
ms 2,ft
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COED2'cGg E7i88aGc.

Just Received One Hundred Raams C0LORED TISSUE
PAPER, assorted bright CoioF For sale, e by
II. G. STETSON & CO.,
m25 2p5t 81 Camp street.
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Tbs Y08{e6s

TYse 4So8le8.
'TRfFErIo" Is THE TRUE sEoREr OF BnAurxt
"TREf ELIo' Cureb all Ernptions,
"4RtFEIdo" Sofensthe Skin.
"TREFEI,I0" Beauties the Skin.
"TRbFELIo" Isrssdicates Hun1og.
"TREFEldo 80 cents a bottle.
Particularly adapted climates, few drapa poured
IL the water for Bathing ia decouy refreshing and eBhsat
Ing giving tbs Skin freshness, poothnees Elasticity luass
iriancy and Purttyt1ooing Acknowledgements sh.
les firm and Of riohness of Beacy removes al
sruptiore Immensely popular among tho Ladies
a5y~Sod everywhere at 10 ceRts hottie.
Sold Wholesale and retail by JAMES YAE Me- 1874 C,nA
'treet, and by DrugGistsge generally
TILEsT0N 4 co.,
uayg3 2p1y General Agents As Broadway New York.
Diseases of fAse Throat G9etg K.axaeqs
Dr. O. P CRANES system of trestng oil diseases of the
THROAT and LUNGS b. inhalation Electro, Chemical and
Medical Vapos in connection nth Constitutional Remedies
well known be only reshe and rational process
NEVER FAILING OF EFFEUTlE4 A CURE,
Even those desperate cases. hon I'D defiance
to the ordinary rules of practice.
Dr. c. has also established Permanent Office and Institute
for the treatment and of all Chronic Disease by
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELEoFRo-CHEMICAL BATHS.
From three to ave applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM,
And alleviate all those alsdes which result from the
ence of E'| .&@ r."
MERCURY, LEAD, ANTHONY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, ETC.
Office and Residence 1885, No. 1856 ST JOSEPH
STREET between Gimp and St. Charles streets
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Election of Judges,
ON RoNDA Az, THE 1sr OF APRIL, 1861.
Citizens Ticket:
7. WHARTON COLLE5!s, First District Court.
.... q. 7. H. KENNEDY, Second District Court
LOUIS DUyIGNAUD, Third District Court
j. W. PRICE, Fourth District Court.
r. H. D. OGDEN. Fifth District Court.
y. AUGU-TTN, Sixth District Court.
This Ticket will be supported by all who wish IN ab Impair
tial and Independent Judiciary. m. mo aptd&
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10 Egs"y GtasDcSs .BoEo6eys.

For sale consignment by The undersigned UNI
BREILAs sases of LINEN THREAD 10 cases Of SWIss
NULL.
j. G. SIBBALD,
m22 2o?m No. u h5nvnzfnc street.
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EssNaak Books.
On hand, a large stock Of BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS of
oil sizes and ruled every variety and pattern ruling; con
sng of Super Royal Royal, Medium, Dec and Cap half
bound Steep. Russian Bands and Full Bound Russian made
of and English Blue Laid Blne Wove PAPER and
all of Superior quality. Together with large asot
of
SMALL ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
In Great Variety.
ALI. SOLD AT Low PR1CEsl
No Advance for the Present Tariff.
BOOKS RULED AND BOUND TO ORDER to any Pat.
tern or Style required, at short notice.
R8-JoB PRINTING executed with Ncaness and at Low
II. G. sTETsoN. & Co,
ms 2pst 81 Camp street.
Esea0pnl.
SMITH, COOPER 4 sTEBBINs
Have removed from II TehoupiouIaa street to No74 Roy
DRAs STREET ous door from Magazine. me 2pim
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ResU S2oFG7sg Goods.

Has just received ship Adelaide Bell and others vessels
direct from Havre, complete assortment of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING

AOosn DAliAS VA AniAD tAaAl1N6s - =
No. 30 authorize the County Court Of Shelby
county to be held at Memphis. Passed. ayes SO,
noes 3.
No. ITO define the duties of County Court
Clerks in recording refunding bonds and for other
purposes. Passed, ayes ~, noes 20.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15
For Coo~ress.

We are authorizes to annnunee JAMES 7. OARMICHAEL
OF aiang ddate the second district
in the Con Of the Confederate States octI5-te
We are suthor ed to GEO. W. WINCHESTER OF
funnef, ean ate represent the 5h Congressional
tcs N The Congress Of the oonfeeeass stae ocdte
We are authorised to ann Hon JOHN HOUSE can.
dae 70 represent The eighth district in tie Congss Of the Con-
Ieierate st2tes oelt.e
We are authorized to announce II p REEBLEa candidate
= rpresent the NTH district in Congress the
States, oct3-te
We authorized to announce W. II. Dewitt Of Smith
county, az candidate for the first Confederate Con
ges under e Permanent Constitution from the Fourth Con-
greseHa District Of Tennezse, the November election.
ssp25-dtae
We are authorized to p SAUNDERS as candi-
dae for Congress from the Seventh Congressional District
the november election. septi7-dtd+
We authorized to R. e. THoAiPs0N Of Wilson,
as candidate cr Congress from the Fifth Congress onal Dis
trIet, at the November election sepT7-tde
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15

C,rpo III October s-A deserter from Pillows
army formerly resident in Northern Illinois,
rived here Last night he reports Gen A. S John
son in command at Columbus, with 40 600 men,
They have fortified the banks OF the river for four
miles above Columbus, and expecting an attack
from the FederRls Gems. Cheatham, Pillow, Polk
and johnson are aIl at Columbus. The army st
that point is well srr9ed and equipped ssd have
large bodies of cavalry tE'
On the 18th Of September JEFF Thompson had
1000 men rear Belmont, his army being fast deci
DLRNEsrowN, Nd October g. Il is the opinion Of
officers that the rebel army which last week moved
mp the Potomac has crossed over the mountains IN
-. Western Virgins or retired back upon the
tsins it has not been for several days past
Everything has been quiet along our lines To-
e.. NEw Yosk, Oct s--The excitement in Che stock
market fever heat this afternoon and further
rise of and per has been established. There
is strong demand for al the securities of the best
and the buOya cy greater than that preceding the
reliable quotations can be given
The frigaie Wabash arrived from Charleston bar
the evening of the 81. She received five or ak
shots below the line during the action at Hat
teras Inlet She comes here to have some repairs
to her hull and machinery She will sail again in
week or ten days. The Roanoke, Yandala, and the
flag ship were of Charleston
The balloon which over Washington
few days ago proved to be La Mountains which
safely landed 10 Maryland 1t appears that after
ascending to certain distance and finding the right,
he cut the rope and sscended to the height of three
miles, obtaining complete view of the rebel
campments and movements, which important news
he has communicated to the War Department
PORTLAND, Oct. Sin the Admiralty Court this
morning, Judge Ware delivered an able opinion cen
demng the British schooner VIM. Arthur, before
reported seized the ground that she intended to
run the blockade
KDlxApO1s Oct Our troops have occupied
Henderson and two Kentucky regiments, now form
ing, will rendezvous at Greensboro
The merchants and business men in Evansville
close their doors at four O'Clock and drill until dark
each day.
Several regiments ready TO march
arms arrive. second German regiment is being
raised
The Arsen in Indianapolis consumes four tons
of lead per day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15
DRnlap xuaves---RalIY, IEcorgunfzo,
RRlFVi

1t is The intention of the old officers to reorganize
the DUNLAP ZoUAvEs, and all of the old members
are earnestly requested to meet at their old armory
over Bucks store on College St this (Tuesday) even
ing at O'Clock All respectable young men, from
the age of Is to 49, and who are feet inches high
that DESTROYS of joining, will please be present
Vigorous efforts will be made towards thorough
reorganization and equipment of the company, and
all of the old Members having uniforms will please
bring them with them, so as it can be ascertained
how many are missing. New officers will be elected
soon the organization is complete and the as
sistance of old members is earnestly requested in
the work of reorganization
By order of the LIST Lieutenant
81. A. NELSON, Q. S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15

distributed in four camps, at Lebanon, Iberia, Lima
Greek and at Dobsons. They are still hauling goods
from Linn Greek They expected to remove the
last load to-day. L was then their plan to remove
the most valuable furniture from the houses and
burn the place.
The report that Myscall johnson had been fatally
iniuaed by an explosion of gEn-pOwder, is confirm
ed. They were digging some ezhumed powder
when it exploded killing several men and woundmg
fifteen or twenty. Johnson lost both bis eyes.
ID There Is q rulnor ahoat this morning that 1000
rebels have made their appearance near Hermann,
and that the guard stationed there had gone out to
4, meet them and been defeated. Their design Is 70
burn the Gasconade bridge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM RICHMOND.



Special Dispatch to lhs Nashville Uninn and American
RIcHxoSD, Oct. 1.-THE blockading vessels Al
New Orleans are probably as follows slOOps-Of
war Richmond, VicceDnes, and Preblo steamer
Water Witch and another steamer. a.
RIcHxoSD, October IS-The enemy's blOeksdi1e
force, which were attacked by Honins, had forty
guns and one thousand men. The Confederate
forces had sixteen guns with three hundred men.
It ia reported that the steel PROV Of the iron
steamer sunk the PPeble.
Fifteen steamers were lying of Annapolis on
Thursday. Ten more are expected.
The Baltimore American Of the 9Th says that Wool
has returned to the command of Fortress Monroe
Gen. Mansfield is at Hatteras. Mcdowell has been
promoted to be Major General; Commodore String
ham has been superseded By GOldsborough.
The Washington Star says that John Ross, the
Chsrokee Chief, has declared for the Union
Passengers report that Lord Lyons has taken up
bis residence in Baltimore.
rars OF Green River Bridge Destroyed.
Bowling GREEN, Oct l4.-Owing to misconstrue-
ton of orders, one of The piekets at Green river,
yesterday Gestroyed part Of the railroad bridge.
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There is heavy demand for money to Be used
mslnly Tor speculative purposes.
Inc Flour market was considerably excited tn
Jay AND tOoka considerable tumble upWa-ds. This
s1el'ennent does not grow cut Of any scarcity Of
wheat for it Is said the mills in the Confsdsrate
9'A'es eannet grind up the crop, but because the
consumption Is large ard Spectators are At work.
iNssllieEs advanced their prices today SOC On the
sack while the wholesale prices have also sdvanc-
Cd NE quote Superfne at S69S25 and Extra and
: a7'aly sS5oC9+50per Dbl Sacks of IS ms range
from Ss.25 to 81.
q eonseqasnee Of The adyance in Flour, the
"neA1 market Is very.unsettled ard there is very
wide margin between the views of buyers ana
sellers. We quote the extremes AZ follows: White
sl9l25, Red 95cQSIlO, and Mediterranean
s5O95c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House a specimen
of wool. accompanied by the following note
Sample Of wool clipped from the dock Of sheep
raised and owned by VIM. Williams, NJ. D., of David
son county. If yeur honorable Assembly will tax
each dog five dolars it will the increase OF
sheep and woOl sufficient to pay the war tax Of
Tennesseen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15

FARTHER poIFF, Oct S-The steamer Norwegian
from Liverpool 18th nit, via LOnderry 10th, has
arrived on Father Point.
The Paris PatJis deuIes but the English journals
re assert that Feance and Spain intend intervention
in the affairs OF Mexie0.
The London Times ssJ the Intervention is
with the full concurrence Of the American govern
Irent IL was asserted that in eOnseq uenee of re-
cent events in Japan the English vessels Of war on
the China station have beer. ordered to JeddO.
LIvERPooL-Sales Of cotton for the week were
I75 200 bales. The market was excited, and prices
had advanced Ia Ia on the week
The sales on Friday were 1000 bales, and market
buoyant at the advance. s- - =
Breadstuffs are tending downward, with but little
inquiry on Friday. Provisions were dropping
Consuis closed at 9S993J for money. - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15

EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAILRoAD = We
learn that at called meeting of the Directory of
the road, on Thursday, DR.. John W. Lewis, was
elected superintendent in place of NJ. S. Temple
resigned. DR.. Lewis has for some years been SUI
perintendent of the Atlantic and Western Railroad
and has proved himself to be one of the most prac
t1eal and energetic railroad managers in the
South. We congratulate the stockholders of the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad upon his ac-
QUESTION. We learn that President Brannsr has
so far recovered his health as to be able to give
his personal attention to the business Of the road
go that it may be expected TO be efficiently AID
actively worked. Several new engines and other
rolling stock we learn have been purchased and
put or the Tosd.-A5OTpiHe Register, Oct Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15

OTyIcE NASHVILLE CHATTANorGA RAIRoADJ
Nashville Oct 4.
TE Bosrl Of Dirercs Of the Nashville Chattanooga
Bail.uad Company, have this dap declared dividend Of
per The stock OF the cut Of the profits Of
I2 months 5yabe and after this date at the oce Of
the Treasurer OF the company, in Nashville
Ssoekhsder desiring collect their dividend through third
party sending written order and starting ihenum
Der Of shares owned W. A. GLEAVES-
Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15

HEssIAys ZOUAyEs FAILURE.-When the present
wa- broke out we had every reason to believe that
the Zouayes of the Hessians would prove very
formidable foe. But they seem to be a failurc-a
humbug. The Fire Zouaves of ELLSWORTH, which
were to sweep over the South like confagration
over Texas prairie, " went under" at Manassas,
easily enough, and now those of BILLY WILSON have
been pretty wen extiaguished at TOrtugas. Before
another company of the sort is sent South its
owner ought to have it insured to its full value,
which is the only way to get the worth of his mo-
ney. ApropeS of insarsnce-gO to w. J. MARI, No.
rs College Street, and:have your property insured
in one of the ex client companies for which he is
agent If.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-15

100 Recruits wanted for the Confederate
States Service
Stout, able bodied men viii be received to conn
pete Battery of Light Artillery to go immediate>
ly into active service. Uniforms and equipments
furnished on enlistment
Apply to No 62, Broad street, over GoultOn &
Reeds Store. 3. A TEREETT,
HU. T. ScoTT,
Oct10-Iw Recruiting Officers.
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE MCCAIN ZoUAvEs.-
80 or 40 recruits are wanted to complete this COM
pany. THIS company will be attached to Col An
GLADE's Zouave Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rife; will be drill in
the regular ZOuave drill and will go into camp i'm
mediately. Recruits are wanted for the term of II
months.
Apply to the undersigned on College street. two
doors north of Broad.
h. o. BRooKs, Captain.
Formerly of Col. Ra MS Regt., Tenn. Vol.
nrtl- II
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MAuRY RIPIES.


COL We B. Bates Regiment
BOUT The end o this menth, nts-d carrying 10 the above
"a named Comp1nv, near the Poomac, such supply OF
Blankets 0vercosts, Pants Shis. Drawers Shoes, HssPai
Stores, the berahty Many county afford. Nc
esmpsny the vice has stronger claims up3n the geaeoas
and patriotic than the HauTy & hss
Supplies OF every sort Re left Sith Mr. JOEs A EFotz
Columbia. Tenn. II. f6l-dtw&vH I. G., SMITH
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ARMY Clothing 10 he Made.

Oct1e-Iw