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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

IN TUFsDAY, March Iy IebI,
Hon .JosIah Scott CHIEF Justice; Hon Milton sutlI,
Hon. VIM. v. Peck, Hon. VIM. Y. Gholson and Hon. ia
cob BrinkerhoG, judges.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

ceedings, mr. BALDWIN u rspoi.ea as having, a.
several oinefent umes' Inelea amenoments %
tne Dill TOT leasing tne ropnc WORKS, wnen ~
TACT ne only oHereo an smenament Wpicn con-
teinen eigns sePsra'e. p1oposinons.. ny rue
OF tne House, .nese were lac.ea ol separateiy'
As eacn P.op9s'.,pn ~ oolssersu' mr. pslo,
win eAplalnsn .ns oD)s'' souso' " Fsaonep
Dy sne amsnImen.s. - ,,ng. :. .si D
That the hill De so amended As 70 provide;
lst Inat the annual rent 70 De paiu py tne
iesseea snsn % ine.snseu IRON YEN 'nonsano oo''
lars 20 ulry M .ocussnu oohs.s .s
zoo. inat me renss thns ps,o snail pe maoe
q part Of the Sinking Fund. The constitution
mas settled tnls QUESTION ~ tne provision tnat
the faitn OF the STATE snah 0e picogea tnas tne
revenues ssising from sne 3 fugne ~ Wotks snah
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
I9TATRMMNT
or, THE CONDITION, ], OF THE
" Treasury Of Franklin County, February 90, 1861;

Cash on hand. SI40,9ll 80
To the credit Of Inhrmary and iaa2 " g ~ e4'
pauper EXPENSE. ,,,,,,,..,,.. a3.e4O s3i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

4 This % ipcrsssed The busipess on 81 eabaIy
that tho hoamonntof to'ispollected III 1860 exc
cccdcd that Of 1853 In f1o snm Of 2,05o.---'
When Weiaks iato ccusidersslon tho fact tbsti
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

Counties. 49, - - e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

H, J. R No. u3--Concerning contracts for
he repaifs Of the Public Works, was referred
% The committe on Public Works.
, 1861-10-24

When the United States army started to Utah,
there was . scaFcity Of transportation, or, IN
other words, there were too few baggage wagons.
A Colonel Of dragons, who had command ol
one Of the columns restricted the officers very
much in their allowance Of baggage, and was
most bitter il any one tried to exceed the
amount
One m6rnins the Colonel met one Of his Cap
tains, "a dragon, Of codrse) when be burst out
as follows:
Captain, do you know what these artillery
officers want to take across the PlainsY"
"NO, Colonel, do not" said the Captain,
with an inQuiring look.
"Well," said he, "if you'll believe me, there's
one of 'em wants to take across box Of books"
"BoOksI" exclaimed the Captain; "what
next, | wOnderl Now, Colonel have bHtlittle
to take across, myself-n0thing, in fact, but .
barrel of whisky"
"Of course, Captain, Of course; anything in
reason but the idea Of carrying a parcel Of
books across that stretch is a little more than
can stand"
When George Stephenson, the celebrated Scotch
engineer, had completed his model Of locomotive,
he presented himself before the British Parliament
and asked for the attention and support OF that
body The grave NJ. P.'s, looking sneeringly ut
his invention. asked, So you have made carriage
to run only by steam, have yOug"
ayes my airls."
"And you expect your carriage to run on paralltl
rails, so that it can't go of, do your
AYES, my lairis."
"Weil. now, Mr. Stephenson, let us show how
absurd your claim is Suppose, when your carriage
is running upon these rails at the rate Of 20 or
30 miles an hour, III you are extravagant enough
TO even suppose that such q thing is possible)
COW should get in its way. You can't turn out
for her-what then?"
"Then twill be bad for the COO, my airds."
A young man in Sacramento, when about to
enlist in the volunteers, was asked IL he could
sleep on the point of bayonet." He replied that
be could try it. as he had often slept on pint Il
whisky and the kind they used down there would
kill further than any shooting iron he ever saw"
It is needless to say that he was mustered in with
out farther inquiries.
A Avoiunteer applied to be enrolled in Southern
village, when he asked to see what kind Of looking
men had already enlisted. The lieutenant paraded
his army, and rOugl-loOking set they were
why" said the countryman, / thought you
only enlisted picked men,"
$50 they are" said the lieutenant, picked out
Of tie gutter. every man."
ANY opponent, Mr. Speaker, persists in saying
that he Is entitled to- the floor. Whether this Is
90 or not, I shaft not inquire. All / have got To-
say is. that whether he Is entitled TO the floor CT
not; he'll get hOOFed " he interrupts me again"
Here the gentleman from Bloody Creek pulled up
his sleeves and took bis neck-tie OF
A riaeman ID The lst Connecticut Regiment,
named Webster, eooIly remarked, in the heat Of
the Bull Run battle See how careless them fel-
lers are-they are p'inting their guns right at
nap
, 1861-10-24

The following Is q letter from a country post.
master, who voted for Breckinridge and Lane, but
who is beginning to fed an uneasy sensa ion abOut
the neck:
al voted for neither DOugless or Lnkin. take
no responsibilities for the trouble Of the our. l
whose grate, eternal ancestors Ct and bled and
Ode at the battle Of Brande Wine, | m proud TO
say it. voted the nashunal dimecratic ticket Of
Beverage and Layin!"
"Jeems, my lad. keep away from the gals: Ven
YOU see one coming, dodge. Just such q eritter e
thai ar young 'Gn clean IN the door step. tOther
side Of the street, fooled yer poor dad Jimmy. II
il hadn't been for Der. you and yer dad might ha'
bcen IN Caliony huntin' dimuns. ny Soo"
, 1861-10-24
Not Yet.
BT WILLIAM CULLEN IHTAST.


country, marvel OF the tArthi
The age that glOrled 10 thy blrth'
Shall Il behold thee oVsrthroWnP
Shall traitors lay that greatness loEf
No Land Of Hope aud Blessing, mol
And we Who wear thy glorious name,
When those whom thon has trusted aim
The death.bIoy at thy generous hearth
Forth gnea the ba,,le-eTy, and To-!
Hoats rise IN hRrDea1, shouting mol
And thew WIN founded. In our land,
, 1861-10-24

JOB PRINTING:
Al kiHdS of
DO6k.
Pamphlet,
Blll-Head,
Circular.
Blank and
Card Printing.
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Ixeeuted With ueatness and Dispatch forwarded per
SFder to any part Of the country.
- Payment for JObs must always aeeOm-
paRy the order.
, 1861-10-24

Rates Of AdVertisingt
One square, 10 lines lessl fret insertion os 90
zach subsequent insertion, {: 4; 90
deduction Of FV per cent. the above rates to yearly
adTeFtlseFs.
Business Cards, 19S a.year; no advertisement however
nall. inserted at less rate than e2S per Annum.
- Legal Advertisements Of every description be
pad for before insertion. There viii be variation from
,thb rule In any event.
, 1861-10-24

iSubsebers who DO not give express notice to the
Ory considered wishing TO continue their subscription
SIT subscribers order their papers publishers
may continue them until all charges paid
SH subscribers neglect refuse their papers from
the once place which they lhev responsible
until they settle the bill and give notice to dlsepnnus them.
S-If subscribers other places without Informing
the publisher and paper the former direction
they held responsible Notice Of removal should always
b given.
6The conrs have that refusing To take paper
periodical from the once removing and leaving uncAed
for, Il Pri1RI EIcie evidence Of Intentional fraud
eThe published rates Of advertising govern In ell
where special have been made previous to
Insertion. The courts have repeatedly 20 decided.
~ Under 'he Law Of Congress- papers not charged
psstAgs 10 the eouns; IN which they published.
, 1861-10-24
wEDDINGs

west solicited from an parts Of Puget Sound.
eHAs. PROscII. PTopss.sss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
The ToInn1eer Sinfe-

Yesterday four companies of volunteers arrived
in the city from Rutherford county, making twelve
companies which that gallant old county has furnish
ed for the defense OF the South. Large numbers
of volunteers continue pour into our city every
day. and being rapidly mustered into the service
of the State. Equal activity prevails in West Ten
nessee, while East Tennessee is coming CALAMITY 70
the rescue 1t has been but little over two weeks
since the action of the Legislature to raise and
equip provisional army was made puohc' ana
the Governor has not yet issued his prociarna-
ton calling for volunteers yet considerably more
than are required by the law for active service
have already been rendered to the Governor No
bly, does Tennessee sastain her proud position as
the Volunteer State. In few days we shall have
an army organized and equipped, of brave and gal
ant spirits, men who know no such word as defeat,
and before whose irresistible charges the cohorts
of the despot at Washington would fall like grain
before the sickle of the reaper. Tennessee is, in
deed. mastering her braYest and best men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
PubI,c SpeakinR.

The people Of Davidson county will be addressed
by able and distinguished speakers at the following
times and places. Let every true son OF the South
who is determined to free Tennessee from the yrant
and usurper, turn out in his might:
Belleview, Saturday night, May 25-Aessrs. De-
moss Sehon and Bruce.
Cool Spring, Monday, May 27-Rev. Mr.. Reed,
Judge Turner and Br. Winston.
Broad Street, Monday night, May 27-Dr. Bowl
ing and Rev. Mr.. Ferguson.
Burch's Store. Tuesday, May 2S-Dr ManloVe,
Vaughn and w G Brien.
Fletchers Store, Tuesday night May 28-Rsv Mr.
Ferguson Rev DR. Ford and DR. Winston.
Chattanooga Depot Wednesday night, May %
Rev Mr. Morrow, DR. Manlove and Rev DR. McFerrin.
Brentwood, Wednesday, May 29-ReV DIR Meier
rim and RObt c Foster, Sr.
Tusculum, Thursday, May son Vaughn, DR.
Manlove and DR. Huston.
Smiths Spring, Friday, May 3I-Rev Mr. Reed,
DR. Manlove and G G Bradford.
Barnes, Friday, 3lst-A l. Demoss, ) brown
and others.
Goodettsville, Friday, May 3l-Rev DR. McFerrln
and Judge Whitworth
McWhirtersville, Saturday, June Gen Barrow,
Rev DR. McFerrin, DR. Winston.
Wards Corner. 4th Ward, Saturday night, June
DIR Bowlin, II Vaughan and q Brlen.
New Hope Church, Monday, June 3-Dr Nanlove,
D Cheatham, and Rev DR. Ncterrin.
Harris, Tuesday, June 4-Messrs Barrow, Brad
ford and Winston.
Hasbrooks' Store Sth Ward Tuesday night, June
4-Rev DR. Ford Rev Mr. Reed, and DR. Eve.
Court House, Wed'sday night, June 5--Gen Bar
row, DR. Manlove, A L Demoss and others.
Ambrose Corner, Thursday night June 6-Col 10
G Pickett, NJ Vaughan and Col Torbett
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Depot, Friday
night, June pr Eve, Gen Barrow, Rev DR. Nc
Perrin and Rev Dir Reed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25

Money for temporary use on good coIlaterals is
abundant at 5 per cent, while paper is almost un-
saleable outside of Bank. There are buyers of
choice names in moderate amounts at 7(GI2 per
cent and no sale for these quoted 24(950 per cent
The exchange on London ia dull at the decline
First class bills are obtainsble at 1861 (91054.
There is little stirring yet in regard to the nine
million loan TO be awarded at Washington on SUIT
urday next. The statement of one of our contem-
porares that Secretary Chase in giving bidders the
opportunity of bidding fer Treasury Notes instead
Of stock, departed from the understanding which
he had with the representatives of the New York
banks is not correct Mr.. Chase has acted entirely
upon the arrangement agreed upon.
The Secretary of the Treasury has again modified
the terms for proposals for the loan and Treasury
notes which are to be opened on Saturday next so
that payments thereupon may be made in install
ments during June, instead of on the LIST of that
month. as provii ed IN the original notice.
The Pennsylvania state government adyertises
for proposals for the loan of three millions of dol
lars to the state. Bids will be received up to
p. m. on the 9Th of June. The loan will bear six
per cent interest, and is redeemable in ten years;
certificates not to be subject to taxation for any
purpose whatever.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25

NASHVILLE LIFE AND GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Inasmuch as there seems to be some misunderstand-
ing as to the true position Of this institution and It's
issues, we now state that the notes are taken on
deposit by all the Banks in the city, except the
three old Banks and we further state that the Sec
retary and President, together with ourselves, DO
pledge our entire private property for the redemp
ton Of said notes. The notes of this institution are
rsdeenable on their face in the notes of specie pay
ing Barles, but all our banks are now in state
of suspension. we will redeem the notes OF the
Nashville Life and General Insurance Company
in gold whenever demanded at our counter.
A. WIRELESS q Co. .
Mau
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
Rnhfnrd County.

We have cheering accounts from Bedford county
The Rev. ]. B. FERGUSON has been doing gallant and
effective service for the cause of Southern rights,
and the Union sentiment is rapidly dying out. Mr.
FERGUSON addressed a most enthusiastic crowd at
the Courthouse in Shelbyville on Tuesday night
which led to an overwhelming meeting Of both
ladies and gentlemen the next day "wednesday at
the depot where every demonstration of satisfac-
ton was given. Thursday meeting was called at
Rover which was largely attended, where speeches
we're made by Mr.. FERGUSON and Col MATT. MARTIN
These large and enthusiastic crowds assembled at
few hours notice. so soon as it was known Mr..
FERGUSON was In the county. We hear that there
il every encouragement to the friends Of separation
and representation in old Bedford. We are graft
fed TO learn that the Union speakers in that county
have at the request Of their friends, declined at
tending the appointments they had made.
Another cheering indication Is that volunteer
companies are formig all over the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
Later from WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON May 24.-Col. Ellsworth's personal
FRIEND Lincoln, is deeply affected at his death The
bells tOlng and the buildings craped. Flags at
hslf-maSt. EllswOrths remains are lying m stare
at the Navy Yard
The Government has startling intelligence from
Baltimore. Loud and prominent Union men are
sscretly abetting the secesslonsts Iheir NAMES
and plans are known.
There are 10000 Federal troops In Virginia 1ns
seventh regiment occupy Arlington helgILs. Inc
seth regiment are throwing up 6reastworks tnere,
A forty-horse Virginia cavalry was eaP'ureu
without blood. ,,-..,, -,
1t is reported that the Mount yeipan was
nearly sunk before reaching Alexandra. one Was
injured at the Navy Yard secretly
~ rs rs PiRiesDeousIy attacked. An advance from
Tbs pPPos,master General orders discontinusnce
of mails and the sunument OF contracts In seeded
States except in Tennessee.
The Southern mail has been stopped and the LETT
fora returned here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
Markets by Telegraph,

NEw ORLEANS, May 24-cotton: to-day 100 bales,
nonnay unchanged hiddling Iik9llh Sales OF the
2sOO bales Receipts OF the week 800 bales against 40 bales
curing the corresponding time last year. Decrease in total
ceipt this port with $40 40 bales. At
ali southern ports 90 bales Exports Of the 1850
bales Total ports Of the 1859 600. steck at New
Orleans 1900 Flour so; 6Ss0 Coffee, sales - the
62z bags, 497 Stock hand 2lO0 bags against 49,
coo bags at the time last year.
YoRK, May S4-The Ktna has arrived al Cape
Queenstown the 10Th sales Of days 80
900 which Spectators Expores bales,
Declined 9Sl6 closing dull Breadstufs and Provisions
steady Oonsols OF interest have been
advanced to 6per cent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
" 22-d1w
Harries, Cream Ale-Pure.

Harriess Cream Ale-Pures
Lovers Of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
lightful beverage Of the day, and Physicians con-
nue to recommend it for the of the worst cases
of Dyspepsia.
Its virtue lies in Its purity. Being compounded
solely of malt and hops, its curative properties mus
at once become apparent to those acquainted with
the virtue of either ingredient Its manufacture is
conducted with the most scrupuIous care, and it Is
undenisSly the BEST ALE manufactured either IN
this or the old country, ct the present day.
It contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and it will not intoxicate. During the heat
fsummer, it ia the safest and most healthy bever-
ge that can be used, and produces none of the evil
fleets caused by this use of distilled liquor.
It put up in barrels for the use Of deslsss; and
in kegs and bottles, for family use.
Price-in barrels, ten dollars in fifteen gallon
kegs, five dollars in bottles, packed in boxes Of
one two, three and four dozen two dollars and fifty
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms by sd-
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in all cases, accompany the or
der, and funds on sill solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LCOIs NJ. MILLER,
Al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Afeverish excitement pre-
walls, eight regiments supplied with Is rounds of
ball cartridges momentarily expected to march,
but M TO e late hour TO movement has been made.
The 9Th. 18th and seth. New York regiments, Sher-
mans battery, and the Fire Zouaves will lead the
invasion, crossing at Long bridge in VirginJa-Oc-
cupying Arlington heights, and extending outposts
down the Potomac far enough 10 embrace Alexan-
dria.
Rumors are flying about that Stewards English
dispatches declare that is longer in the power
of her majestys Government to accept the PROPOSE
ton of the Administration to recognize the Paris
Congress of 1856, declaring privateering piracy.
Dr. Thomas Miller has been arrested, charged
with receiving letters addressed TO Secessioniss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
Trouhles tn debraska.

OF. LOUIS, May 23.-Ex-G Governor Black, Of Ne
brasls who has been in the city day or two, left
this evening for Pittsburg. where be Will probably
take some active part in the military movements.
He reports considerable apprehension existing in
the Territory of Indian hostility during the coming
summer, the Sioux and Cheyennes hsving joined 70
the purpose Of waging war against the Pawnees,
which will involve the whites, as the latter tribe
are principally within the settlements. In view Of
this and also to afford protection to the frontier
forts, Indian agencies, and overland emigration,
which promises to be unusually large tins year,
GOV. Black strongly urges that regiment Ct vol
unteers be mustered into the U. s. service and
stationed at different points Of the Territory. he
had already called the attention Of the War Depart
ment to the necessity Of such = movement, and had
consulted Cen Harvey relative thereto, who It is
understood approves the plan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
Ernm I.alfinnra.

BALTIMORE, May 2S-Two persons charged with
treason, in enisting troops have been arrested.
1000 have gone South to date. The testimony does
not positively mplicate the accused their enlist
ment.
Gen. johnson, of Utah fame, is ordered to the
command of the Southerners at Hsrper's Ferry.
Beauregard is ordered to Norfolk.
Davis will reach Richmond Monday.
The reinforcement of Williamsport aud Point
Rock with men and ordnance is confirmed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
Scientific DiscOVery---EIect ID
Wafer.

II we'll known 10 he profession Esutrioisy the yre.s
motor Of life Livery remedy which really dss1ea
does because Of its electrical adaptation wants o. ne
invalid By the Of such remedies and BLncTnS
WATER in which patients ba.hed in % eic
Ladies being attended By a-LadyI curing All enaa o. oe
and obstinate complaints Eh have rssiste al oEner aAnf
Of cure: "Oons1mptYes receive e- bat IN oea 1872
where patients too weak 70 visit me, treat tnn -
Br0nptOn Hospital X1di0Rs which arc orsatHa taIs ~
diseased lung, right at the seat Of the d1ss ee-s
stamps for pAmphlet Other patients Who es1ne. eoas 70
the ~HEALuss WKTEks, BY sending ans-.nsr
full description symptoms have medlei ~. y
(Sehd eircular The Eleckrc Waters xtrses 81
substances taken nedleas stherHlss
chrsnic cases snd Womans diseases anu Hss-ss, -
be regarded IS 3 reasonable saara7te u $50 =
III Rooms and Boarding. kuknhsheN :"
Patients II
frHvsToIANs Who nay wish to avail themselves & tas .a
al. in Electric Baths are invited % cs s ~ oe
tr, from % 3P d. every day ezeept ns sesAssh-
hours no" = DIR. WOM8 AuqH,
Aoa.s sss, aAtwlv NzshsilIs, Tsan-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
From. New York.

NFw York, May 23-The British bsrque HiIwHtha
freighted with tobacco, was captured while attempt
ing to run the blockade. She was encharged TO q
prize crew from the Minnesota.
letter from Virginia states that from so, 900 tc
so 600 troops are in Virginia, concentrated at OF
within hail of Richmond Norfolk, and Harper's
Ferry. It also states that there has been large
arrival of European arms and ample powder; also
percussion cap, machines for making caps.
James Casey Of Pennsylvania, Is appointed Judge
Of the Court of Claims, vice Scarborough.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
mayl0-dtw&W3w.

Insurance can be obtained of w. J. MARR, Insur;
ance Agent No Is College street, in the insurance
COMPANY of the VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, cash capital
$500 OOO and $40 900 IN Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses Applications also received
for Insurance in the TENNESSEE MARINE AND In
,SfRAScE COMPANY oFNAsHvnLE' Ap26tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25

Ex>PREsIDExr PIERCE.-This gentleman is out in
favor of peacable secession and against coercion
Gen. PIERCE in letter to the Boston Post emphati>
cally denies having made use of the coercion ex-
pressens attributed to him in that and other papers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25

SPEAKNG.-We are requested to give notice that
CoNNEIL ODoNNELL will address his fellowcitizens,
on the issues now distracting the country, at the
Capitol on Saturday night the 18th instant, at eight
O'Clock. The public generally and the ladies par
ticularly are invited to attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25

-1vpES sAVAGs v K BRneiton e Als.--Jnagnent
and Attachment Bll.-Msy Rules. lehl--9n noto1 81
By solicitor and t appearing 70 he ac
- n The CLERK aud Master ron allegation neouplal
ants bil which that The deendants Haeoc,
r a non resident Of Of Tennessee Il Il Aersora
sered that publication be made for 4 aeks he
Unon and american, nsSspaper Puolsred In As cit q
Na.Vffie. requiring desudan tPpear BEFORE 5nzes
Of The ChancsT Court at aaneboso- JeckBon ceng 1na&
zee on I'd honcay in August, 1861, then and thre 9 %
hs delknee conpanants o, ndgment VIII p t.tSnt
confessed and he se it down Tor hsariaz e. s
him. Wal n pV@@sf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25
PnbIIc SnaakinR.

The undersigned will address their fellow-citzens
at the following times and places
Livingston, Monday, May %
jamestown, Fentress county, Monday, June 5
Huntsville, Scott county, Wednesday. June 5
Montgomery, Morgan county, Thursday, June 8
Nokes' Store, overton county Saturday, June 8
JAS. w. MCHESRY,
maylO-dtw&w3w. ALVIN CULLUN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-25

DEPARTURE OF TRoOFs.-The Irish Regiment.are
under marching orders snd will leave to-osy'
Among the gallant gentlemen in that regiment WIN
whom we regret to part is 1t R. Meg. SOUTHtll
of the Croghan Guards. When he does return we
expect to see him covered with laurels.