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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
CLEVELAND, THURSDAY MORNINGS SEPTEMBER 5, 1861.

/ GUNNER ARRANG EMHNT FOR
~ Closing the Mails At the cleveland Post Oflco,
Oommencing May IA ls5i -A
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CLEVELAND & ERIE RI.

l441a Ea4AINO q EXILE * Il
Isl. SUMMER RARRANGEMENT. 2, .l1ss1
On and sitar Monday, Nay 8th, 1851 Pssze5ssl
Trains viii run Is folloWss - = -
LEAVE OLEVEIAED -
ssaS A. \. E1PRESS MAILfTRAI AIN-Eso.rg1- -
All btations except Euclid. Wick iIis rfen-
tori fsTTys Y gnion Tihss SaIhFuof. FHirVisiV
and SEanE1lle; and arriTer az re ~ I7-sf
p 4-i gulklrk 5sf0 ?. T., BuI,lo IS p1-
80 ?. n. CINCINNATI EE PRF3s 10 K-ssr-
ping Ct PainesTille, AahtabuIa ard Gir5ifd
only and arrives a. Erie 7.O5 p . pun.
Kirk at $50 P X HiIiIsio n Ia-qs 8 - ~
fsto ?. H. CONHEAUT ACCcMHODATION-sta-
ping at an Stations. ~ 3ITl[
10 ?. y. HIGHT Express TRAIN-stoppIna A
tAiEedV1llet AAhtabula and CiraF,i % ~. nd
erIiNea At kri5 a. liza A. n, Duuyirf -
20 A. H. ButnlO 10 A. y.
LEAVE ERIF.
1915 A -. NIGHT EXPRESB M Ilg--glofruIsy ~
etrerds AshtebulAand PalrasTiiis ~ -
-. afIlyo5 a. glaFeland ut l.s8 A. =. -17llsi-l
lS'a0 A. + AAlL 1RAlN-Stopp pllz af an Stations
except BAY brook, Bniongilla, PerFy lssn-
= - ,.is sSe 1,lleSliss and arEiFS e gla4aiand
l2;s0 ?. -. DAY EXPRESs sTRAIF-Stouin4atG "a.
fard, Ocnueaut, ABblaoula nnd painesVilia
Only and arrives Ct Cleveland a fsl0 p-1T
A0OOAMODAIIOH TRAIN vii leave CorneaT;f
= o;Ug A H. stopping st all eta SOM and
arriving at Cleveland at a:lG A. ~
- - .er- ~ ir-rrf
al Tee trains going westward connect At CIsTaland
VIII trains 1or Toledo, ChicaFo, OdlurhbIa f11lu-
natl, s. Eonis, 6e.i and al tie trina goiug
OIsyeland, Hays, 1851. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

C1LEVELAND AND MAHONtNg 9

~ Il Il y a u.
! TnlN TAME No. is-,To tal<s1 siiect On ana 1itaE
THURSDAY, March Ast, ISL. --. o. .-s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
lLhVkLAND, COLUMBUS 3
OIasazATI E1ILnO1D.. ~ q "a

1861. suunrs Hs9.rar,-sv9s 80 q aoa
IN and AlteE Monday, June 10Th. IgsI.-
=. 1fa5is vii teaFe CtsTelaud a. iollov'1-
bslo A. n. =. 7. Cincinnsti Erprs5--sf =.
SsLe1. EEa!tons 8ellingto Ho- Lo1so1
Sl55, SSlsls5f5, saeiogs Oyestlins, ei1Ilion. 6isad,
SSdle1nsIons Ashley D8la8ars, LeEi-
Ssntrei Morthtngton, rsachiEF C5ln15s ;
~ y le-oO A. 81 Cincinnati at 40 p -
- nd Onlcsgo va Qrestlinsaf 20 ?. = ~
-s%O r \ 49, topping at All statiors
Cincinnati ct 400 A n.
4;oo ?. 4. Night ExPrsss-stoDpine e ~ sesfioas
nortn Of Orastline, aud az Gallon C Csrdir7
,sons DelaHare end at al other statIoEs, to
ieaYe Passengers only, arriving q %.
i1mDug 81 ll.lbP n. and CiuefuuI5 4 a. 80
A. H. chicago via Crestline, at 20 ~.
CONN NEOTIOER
Shelby sendus<Ys Manifold 3 Newark Railroaa. a.
m aanaisld, Mt. Vernon, NsEaEk, zansS7iiisy
OToItlins, Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE 4 Chio,4o R.5.-
.os1s 10 Eoraet7 U1per sanduskF, LeIDhoa
west, and East for hanstsld Woo-fsF No.
Gallon and bslleontafne Railroad Line. S,r ss-so5
Fl. beusfonta1nes Sidnsy, Unicn air1eis. n
Unepolsi Ierre HGute, Fincolne1, E7snr-
vile, LcuiaTilla, Cairo, 81. Icui7 - ~
DessHArel Eltn spEinglsld, 1t. Vernon aud Pftsg-
burgh RailrOGd ior Spfia7fsIf =
CoiumDug, Little Miami q Columbu1. ana Xa-s.
.5-alIo&1Tls lor Aenlas Dayton, Indlannbol
Ie5re hsgte, st- Louis, H0rrOF, LoTsisn5i
AID Cincinnati, and With tbs Ohio q ~.
ussiPEl h1ilrQad at Cincinnati f5r I,1pi1.
Filia, Evansville Cairo, St. Louis, ~ -aH
points on the Ohio river.
Ooiambus, Central Ohio Baiirosd ior Es-vnri- =,s-
vile, v heelings &r., Columbus Ifian7 -
tnaiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana- -
~ = = or t1eksts 70 AZ points and infornsfoa q
c,.,.i.,. ~. z; s; FLINT, supsrinasndeaf.-
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CLEYELAND 8 PITTsBUReH

F.. .u- = ~ = a D. arr -r-
SUHaR AEhAHazMEsz.
tAEs saoet On Monday, June i1l6, I5l. min
~ feilq Qaily lbunoayg excspted a l5flc5-
'''' . arrives aE New lcrk 500 = -
r.. @ssslin1 ~ ~ 4, \. Pit.s6Sz74 ~ ?.
l b.5G ?. H.. t--A
~ ?. s.s 5pTess-Arrivss ct New YORK s.t- af
H. Wheeiing 5aO7 a n 7-'i 80 iia,sAs
aillsTsburgh. '-if-s+14 +-a-l4
Cars run Through rom Pittsburgh % Es-. Es-,i.f-
(gia AlcntoWn,) without change 80 -S--a
- hars - low b. any Other lina rrrr 49, 80
"a hroush Tickets can Be procursd st TIA ila,
OF at ths Euclid Street Station lII II - fr-f
y 3 42ERS. z. Aksnt 711r q jtsss ,17-..
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AaiI -
CIEVRlAND 8 TOLEDO R-R@s =
0oEsECTIOas. o sa

Connections are made Al b-o,-,o,, M ~, -.
HAl.iag ~ - A1aleld aud GeEaxf 4 r. II r-.-s-1- -1-5St
~ ~ sa1aqsEy e. Dayton and Cincinnaf ii RI ~ -
~ -lts tne 1ienisa4 Southern 4 Eorthera I1fSS-
-, A9.sSo -na ns1ash Railroads ~ Ct1175 f--L
Si5o, sI "a A5'ts9ns y Louis and al 5oinl o. O.
Trains srrfSe q Osvsland ron irs1s93 - E-iil
II "a 3 4, 4 - ? H. andss (. REoiar,
Cleveland Auz n. Issi L LDrREgKERtrn &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

LONDON MoEEY MARI Er.-COnsOls for
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Time Of / Time Of
q2siRs qRsh.s 1SssyyiBRss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-27
TIC End ne,perate VAN.

joseph G. Taylor was hung by a portion OF the
people Of this county BoOns Hill on last Sat-
urday. for killing Lieutenant J. q. Davidson at
Lynchburg, Va, Saturday. the 1S.h of May last
Taylor was RTr2igned for trial st i.yuchhurg. but
because &C the absence Of Witnesses, who were in
The eIny. We are told, the case was dismissed. He
returned 20 this county on Monday Of last week
wss ARRESTED On Friday night. and executed as we
have stated. I nan residing in that section OF the
county where he made his homs said il TAYLOR hsd
rJtarLCd expressing regret fer what be had done
and Ev0wiCg his desire TO live as peaceful citizen
he you'd not have been Tl0lestCd But instead Of
hat, he came blck breathing defiance, end threat
erln- the lives OF some OF our citizens: and the
atty felt tat self defense his career ought
ID 5e e. 5VpeG. lie forfeited the protection Of the
law, and paid the penalty. He was generally con
sidared reCklessiy bad man. The foregoing state
ment Is based on information Cerved from others
as we cannot speak from our own know ledge-Tcy
et!scHs OjScrUsr October 24h.
Tie Pulask; Cai-:n Of the 18th gives this account
Of the affair:
Oar readers will remember that While the afore-
SAID regiment was enCamped at LynChbuTg. this
nan Taylor, always Troublesome, was said 10 be
exceedingly bsisterOus and unrUly, whereupOa
Lieut.. Davidson Of the same company, and an cd
Acquaintance. naighbOr and friend, expostula. ed
with HIM mildly, telling T that il would become Lie
Gissgreezbls duty to put him En1er guard If be did
net desist. Thus d. made two or three unsuccess
fUl forts to quiet him, and his last attempt was
deliberately Shot through the heart.
This regiment not having been mustered into SER
vice. and the Ctiesrs being without commissions or
any authority whatever TO court martial or try him
the murle, was turned over to the civil authorI-
ties of Virginia and has been in prison there until
few days ago, when he was released on account of
some legal teCbnicalities about parties in trd1lS
and for the want Of proof, the only two witnesses
in the case hsviDg il the meantime returned home
on fuIlough.
On Thursday last he arrived at Fayetteville. and
made threats against the lives of the two witnesses
Word was sent Immediately TO Boon's Hill of his
arrival and his threat, and on Friday night or Sat
urday morning he was arrested, tried Immediately
By the citizens Of the reghborhood. and sentenced
wi bout single dissenting voice to be hung until he
wa2 dead! dead dead =. at O'Clock that evening.
Accordingly, the scsfold was erected. and at the
appointed hour the rope was adjusted, the word
was given, and 10 Taylor swung cut into ete rnity
with the stain Of blood upon his hands,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-27
a TrIbate 10 Eemale PatrIoirsm.
From the richmond LiFpatch, Oct. o.


We sutj1in letter written by a Virginia LADY,
aCknO Fledgrg the reception of testimonial from
the First Regiment North Carolina Vountec rs
Mrs Tunnel resided near Hampton, and the Fede-
ralss, IN their attempt 10 surprise our little army
at Bethel on the 10Th Of June, arrested her hus-
band. with every one else whom they could. in cr-
der TO proven: The news of their advance reaching
the Confederate force. Mrs. Tunnel managed to
elu1e them, and in TIE darkness of the night made
her wsy through the woods, AID performed an act
OF deyoted patriotism which proved an lncalculable
benefit. Gen. Hill speaks OF her as having saved
our army from destfuc len, and she truly deserves
the tribute accorded her by the gallant North Car
Oinlans. Deprived OF her little possessions, ani
driven from her home by the ruthless invaders size
hopefully looks forward to the day when a com.
plete triumph Of Southern arms shall reward The
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FOR SAFE BY

eSidence for sale or Exchange.
WISH TO sell exchange for likely young Negroes M
residence In Edgeteid, suate Woodland street The
house contains Gig rooms la T., good cellar kitchen,
servants room, stsble, SC The tidr g rely
1hs 10 one Of the most de1rsb Vlc,s property
enly 81 nashville, and with walk the pub
nc square Fer particulars apply O. tie premises
octlO-dlu n s. HUNT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-27

REIGIoUs REVEALS AMONG OUR SoIDIkRs-For
more than week revival has been in progress
among the soldiers stationed at Ashland Services
are ED every night in the Baptist Church. and the
seats set apart for the anxious are frequently well
nigh flled'by the soldiers who are asking for the
prayers of Gods people. Rev. W. Z Hatch, o.
Manchester, preached every night. At Aqaia Creek
thirty have professed conversion within few
weeks, a number Of whom were bap izsd in III
Potomac by Rev. George + Bagby, g chaplx1p. Tbs
entire regiment with which the converts we're con-
nected turned out to witness the eremnnY. Our
informant says he hiss never looked upon a more
lovely and impressive scene. We understand that
PrUtr2ct5 injecting il II progress IN Col. CaTys II
gment and the Rev. Andrew Broad5us, Of Caroline,
Is officiating. We hear Of another revival in which
twelve soldiers protested conversion five Of whom
united with the Mettoiists, four with the BsDtists
and the remainder with the Presby terIaas. The
religious community Of the Confederate States
ought to feel encouraged by these tokens of tire
divine power to put forth still greater efforts in be-
half of the spiritual welfare Of our army. Fully
one third Of the s5ljsrs destitute of 4 copy Of
the New Testament and Of all other religious read
ing n Richmond Dispatch Oct Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-27

CR3SsS-EEES WANTED,
VIZ hsshyls a3j North Western Rsilro2d Company
a to contract for 10000 Cedar CHosssESes, Q fssf
eng inches ttk, we'll hevn, face plscs or
less thar inches clear Of bsk timber TO Re sound 70 be dsliV
II At tire grade IiI> Of TIE road In Nash 7:iIe
TIE contractors 10 contract for 10000 - hiIs
Scat Gd Ties q the sbeye. to = delivers
re ltDe Of the road ia p2s from sc.iao "A
'1rEgt each section 70 JEpp.y .hs came.
PeFs5ns siEng n bid the President ID DGEn
~ % The EsshVlls md FaEhzs-sss3 Tss-csJ Company
SasSyiIs,Lso ... -1TFgl-g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-27
Wanted,

FEW TItgeDt, Alle- bed ed men to complete Baerv
"A OF Flying ArIiItesy.
One Commits oned Officer eicte. non Commissioned Off
to X Cho Il The r Its
Also three Blaze smiths sadd IRA ere an
two Bug 5, with extra ay
Il Cal Immed a:eiy Captain WRIGHT, Marie. street
Nashville the Ordnance Ufice, bowling Green, Ky
. CuAMBLISS,
Capt. Light Arull.ry, c, 5. Army.
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ea tGEnCrE-

SEALED pIoTo as for mas thousand gunpoEder I-r
- Iels for tie Confederate States, lie received until
Wsdnesds =, October 3,
Frpart.cgl4T t. dimensions oaerisl &c Apply to =
Works tuery corner o, Chez
~ and Frankla streets, NasA7iil., II. D. CROSs
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Removed,

HAVE removed Shoe eslabhz st to Market street. No
Ju- near The public sgul'C door AoHOw & Sen
where would be pleased ny former cuou and nd
And snail endasYor 81 al TIM 10 keep seud general assert
neut OF II ONE Uade boots gsd SL - ID e., 3
variety and at IS low rates he prize Of Etsrs vii Justify
Army boots a1 shoes and al AEs OF wCk kCp in
made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hides ant Leather.
scU2t-U JAGES y. HANIL1 on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-27

EETANTED By the Starch Manu- 'soturinz CrFczy. $500
ES bushels spToGei wEest, which the hsnes market
price will be paid tyaIPiy to VIM. HITCH Aseot,
Starch Manu- sctrrng Company,
....... Cod street, HSsLYiI e. Tenn
B-coDEtant employment will be given 10 good arch.
nakeis Ultib dtf
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Manfeh Id ttenf

SMALL Houe, CCt1ge preferred convelie-t to business
n for Ehich liberal IeGI hiI be paid. Apply -
& CUNSOR,
octl5-N No 5 Coli-ce reat
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efforts Of our patriotic men, and punish the ont
RACES Of 2 wicked snd sunpEiaeieled6 ozsrnmsnT:

foEK COUNTY, Oct. fS, 1851
Gen. D. b. Bill, Coils. g. G. Lee and James a. Lane,
and members ofthe lst Regiment North Carolina
Volunteers.
Gsntlealsn: In acknowledging the reception of
your kind favor, scarce know how to thank YOU.
To have contributed the humblest service te your
gallant regiment in their glorious achievement at
Bethel would ever have given me the most intense
qualification, but to have the approval OF brave
erous evidence of their kindness-will always be
to me a source of joyful remembrance, which 1
shall cherish through life, and, hope now, with
just pride, bequeath inheritance to my child
rem May it be to them an incentive to initiate your
patriotism and your virtues. May kind Provi-
denos ever shelter your head in the day of battle
May each of you be the receipts of the reward due
to distinguished valor and me. it, "a - 8
Yours, truly and sincerity, HANNAH TUNxEII.
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Notice.
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

&APEIC CARD.
TAKE pleasure IN announcing % ny old friends auS
toners that after absence OF two years. hHve sn
turned 70 the Tacce o. the HotSgrst phiC ART
IN ali branches having pUrcz the interest % M brshss
the old established Gallery 10 Union Street, aud hsTirg sPeui
four months in New York tbs pEst Sumner to obtain uy ~
the improvements in the have Psnted renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That faes
produce first Glass has Gsisses
Of confuse the comfort of Pens. trust
ouly tie proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained elevate Is Fdi higher standard lave
also engaged the services Of III COOK, 4 TIE Photo.
aphsr in the vord who took tie Pictures which obtained the
arst premium at the Wer5sFs in London, in ISL, andI
determined not only make ths tAs eadng Gallery in
State, but ny sall be surpassed EoIth Sou
and nov introduce to The public the following Bsyssi
Imperial PhotoSTaPh, India Xxx
Vignette. plaiz or colOTt1i
Ivorytypes, coloredi
PEstel Pictures, lie S.EeI
Photographs Canvass, LIE Essl
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhstoEI soh5, Is taken ct enc htHnE.
BtsrreoscOpes, on glass paper.
continue to make the MeisiLotype ard Abrsps hereto
fore The shove styles all entirely in this city, except
tie Autograph Gard. which only made st time. All
Eho In want Of anything line poll invited 70 gTs
call before visiting elsewhere When vi prove By occuaF
characterization ths 6boV facss. respectfully,
oot3l-d p " HUGHES.
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sale AT SInYe.

THJHEREAS, there co"Eitted to The jail o. Yuuner
w county, The 5.h day II October, 1869, a
negro slave BY The OF Bill; ard whereas
appeared to DINA nd prove away said
BY virtue Of auth Griry Vese0 by Iaw vi 5tb
Of November neat public sale for elih,
Court House door in Gslatin, aid slave Bill.
Bill is likely ard about ears old
GEORGE LOVE,
October g. '6l-Im% Eherin Of Sumner County
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/. ". a &. E. CHEATHAM,
ssEzSEEsALE GR0CEHS, AND DEALEEs
sIRgE B8kHDIEs, WINS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
D03IzsTIC LIQUORS, &c,
ccagSEE OF COLLES3 AND CRERCR SZREE7H
Nashville, Tennessee.
IN receipt Of large and selected stost Of
Groceries, Liquors, etc., consisting il part fsuHsi
10 hhds Sugar grader 100 Havana CzFrHi
lGa 6bls choice Molkssesi 200 kegs Nails, s.sortss
40 DO do 100 GoEsn Painted RuckssEf
- sSssprinss go coEssl 50 nssts Tu6S; -
900 b5ls Powdered Crhsi aEs 10 bbs English WsnstSI
Lost Sugar; 10 tbl5 Pees1sI
go sazes Star Candles 70 bells FiihoTtS.
TOO boxes Tobscco, assorted
PINE HEEANDTES, WINES, AG.
- IS 4 \ s. choice French BsaRtssi
80 y casks Iii dsiEs, Sherry, e1d Port RlEssi
$50 baskets best brands Champagne
50 boxes seoviu ClsBet,
100 100 s5ls one K d g oOsaiy Whi.sy'
DO DO Bourbon do
Ard sso large Esook o. Common WHISKY, American Brasy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The
arEsasd being only Agsnsin Nashville OF the Manufacturer
Eoad t attention Of the Merchants and Traders, to thsif
tsys eook Of Powder on hand, In Magasfns for sale
$500 k Dupont Rfe Powder 2o00 kegs Hazard BlsSngPes
500 80 % DO 90 5000 G Ess. syoaaor. BI,.:Ia.
sO00 kegs HaEard do de Powder
800 % Do DO $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands;
5000 kg5Drpou BlaSns Pow 50 bbs Toy, Bedford o.,
car. Safsty fuse.
!snu \. 4. 2. ?. 0HBATHAM, Agents,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Hazard DO Iass
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A LOT OF CLARIFIED AND FINE BROWN
n SOGAB; Just received and for sa'e by
cots II PAYNE, JAgES & 20.
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A CARD.
consideration q the advance all descriptions OF
usen1 the msnufsctue Of castings well the eased
est u labor consequent the preset expense e lV
We the undersigned, fOuncrymsn CT the city Nashville
are conf advaLce the puee Of castings per
pound from the present cate.
(Sga.o) IHIREw ANDERSON,
BILLS n MORE,
I. Nj BRbNhAA,
NASHVILLE, October Is, Issi-dIm BGP '
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@. EpvARDs ,. >. HIRRis, E. p. sDwARD-
EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson 4 Co.
Wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding ard Commission Merchants,


Wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding ard Commission Merchants,
21sndIaS, Wines, TOb1cC0E- Cigars, &c
00RRAR COLLEGE sSD cR0BCR gZ2Es7S.
Nashville, Tenn.
sETH Ara IN RECEIPT OF A IAReH AND WILL
i In part az follows to which Es res sonlly invite tos at
SUGAR, rIol.ASsEs ARD sxRUR
= hhds L9ui5isra Sugar 50 bes Loysrings powdered
zoe Plantation hols,ss, 50 hafb5l5 Refined cIas,s
100 bali bba Plantation No 20 Paekag tist Louis 6o!esn
so5s Ssh REFINED moia.., oRa New orleans aoia.n
50 tsi s Loysring'' R ohFush, syTupi .,-.
U9EFEE.
100 Baltimore Ito ooso 50 Osgs 0ld Col Java coEes
ZOE .ag. New orl7an' Rio COT 30 bags Lsgpha oo1oai
wHISKY.
10 5bII EecsIhsd Whisky IBIS Roberts5n eoz1ty Thls
20 kyDD 30 DIS BIS Smiths ois Easa,.
2puDcheonE Of Irish and eco:oh Whisky.
BRANDIES, WINES, &c.
&c geartsT easzl ssignstts'' 10 Madeira Vine
uqa sa4sy s O Dupr.y IS ia sif P Sss "iR''
20 q sssSr RooS:I. Brandy 10 Se' nSsA "''''
Brandy so baskets Chanpsgns, -..
100 pkBAmerisan Brandy IS bOxss GlaTet
W ginger Is pks Lemon CotdiRlI
50 =" Cherry Is " Mint +"
Blackberry 50 boxes bittersI
= RsspbeTEy IS pkS Holland Gf1I
10 eaSks RumI
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
geo boxes Virginia Tobscoo-yaricul brandsy
500 " Kentucky -
q Kegs J Smiths Pancake Toesooo
$1,000 suTerioE Havana cigars-yArous Brands,
100000 German
5000 Domestic
CAN DIES AND SOAP.
gee boxes tar Candles, 50 boxes Itssrfns chs4Nr
200 hh' 50 TaIloy
80 q $50 boxer Seas yaIs<ga ksz1s.
FLOUR
100 ibis extra Family FLOUR
IeJ q" surerans
lCd 5EsS Psnnsylyanis BUckThest Flrzs.
SUNBREES,
joe9 SscEs 1ne All eosrss Salt 100 GUzsn Buoksts,
500 sbIS Ea1sEhs sst; 50 nest Tubs:
DO kegs Nails and iks; 8 rAcks 5 Alsnouas:
500 boxes Glass Ware; 30 bzls Pecsssacd Eiihe-ss-
~ Reels Cotton EoPsi 10 Ebls English HAlnau
100 casks soda; 100 dozen BrOOus;
80 pounds Ear Lest, 100 duEsn znc y ssh BosE1s.
~ agssGc escorted sEsEi 500 reams Wrapping PzPsrF
10 dozen Fresh Cove Oys.eTsl 50 bags Pepper;
= csses ssTdce5, = and X IS AllJpics,
boxes 50 bxr Ground MusrsTc,
50 bzs Lemon SYRUP so " Fire Crackers
80 Pks Raising; sObhls Cider VineZAr
800 MackFysll SQhslsXy Ale!
g chests Grssn R2d Black
1sst;
Via variety Of oIlsI articles
G-tf EDTARrs, HAR8Ts CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-27
East Tenne,sce Iiar.

East Tennessee Hay.
AZ prepared furnish any srsuify e Tin Thy,
w Herds Grass Glover Hry lat Tennessee Groet-
Tie a5oV Hay Is nf superior g, gut in neat be,
Gver 500 DlU1d5 ~ tie a.e orders solicited AMI diea
with digpat -. =. AgPH EsUS a Co,
sep@j d2n Hay sczsTs KugNyIil-, Ggpr
$50 Reward.
WILL Eyehs ABOVE reEarz Ter a s?Pr sheagion md deT
q ery - re Ct
AN BSGN,
taken out OF the st4ts, SIS ard secured that
lean 2st him he may have let Eee i-h d Reg
nsntS may still b Sbo1t town.
DssCFipflCE.
Back with short close hair large scd Prominent lips, ne ct
teeth, rather spoken, has slight o., the
neck TIE elect q teer weighs shUt $50 ibs so1 fest 30
inches aizA AID il Il ~ . years Oia.
SP5dn u L.BLkWEG1CE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06
Approved Nov. 70, 1851.

No. 3.-An act providing for the exercise of E2-
ecutise powers in cases Of vacancy in the offices
Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor
n is hersby enacted, &c.
l,-W heneyer there shall be vacancy in the
Office Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor oc-
casioned by a failure to elect. or by the removal
from office, or 10y death, resignation, or inability
Of both the Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
the Speaker for the time being, of the House Of
Representatives shall act IS Governor, and shall
exercise the powers, and discharge the duties. ap-
pertaining to the efice Of Governor, accordingly,
until the disability shall be removed, or Govern
or shall be elected.
: The act entitled stAn act relating to the Of
fees Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor" ap-
proved November 10, 1851. is hereby repealed.
s g. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved October 80, 1861.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

No. An act te amend ''An act providing for
the revision Of the public laws of this State, -
approved November 26, 1860.
II is hereby eaaeled, &c.
l. Section one Of ''Au act providing for the
revision Of the public laws of this State
cd November 26, 1860. is 20 amended that the re-
port contemplated BY said act TO be made to the
General Assembly at its present session shall be
made to the Governor OF this State on or before
the 2Oth day Of June, A u 1862.
5 = Said commissioner shall have the said revis-
ion printed and ready for the use Of the General
Assembly by the FIRST day Of July. A. D. 1862
So, This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved Nov. 2l, 1861.