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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-22

avs Of the Confederate states
by AUTHORE1-R.

act making appropriation for the serviss Pns to Be
mpsyed ia conjunction With the Medical stan Of the army
ucrIox l. The Congress Of the Conederas States Of Ane
enact That there be appropriated out o any money IN
Treasury othrWss approprd for the year ending the
1eenth of February eighteen hundred an sy sF the SUM
fy tho0sand dollars Tor the services OF Physicians 10 ee
yed in conjunction with the Medical staf Of The Army
approved August 81 lS6l- sep 10 laEtE
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act to authorize the epoynent Of Cooks and Nurses other
tann enlisted volunteers for the military servioe.
cTIoE The Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
naet That tae better to provide for the sick ard Wounded
Secretary Of War is authorized direct the empIoyment
deemed necessary Of nures and cooks, other than enlisted
Vlunteers, the persons employed being subj to mil
CONTROL and in to receive pay above thai allowed to
f5ted men or volunteer.
2 That there be appropriated for the pay OF the nurses
cooks provided for in the above seeon ors hundred and
y thousand dollars
pproved August pa Is0l. W seq Is laE4w
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An act 10 provide for local defence and special srvce
nCToS The Congress the cOUfeler4e States America
enas That President be- sd be s hereby authorized
T he scrTcss Of volunteers Of such k and in such pro-
ton he deem expedent, 70 for such time
presebe for the defence Of exposed places localities
special service az he may dzcm expedient.
And such forces shall be mustered into the service
CsnfeterRte States oT the local defence special service
d the muster roll setting forth distinctly the services
ormed and the said volunteers shall be considered
a service until hereuntO specially ordered hy the President
they shall he entitled to pay subs for such
aa they may be duty underline orders Of the President
y his direction.
Sc J. such volunteer Forces when accepted and ordered
service, shall be organised 10 accodance With and subject
he provisions Of the entitled An Act provide for "a.
lie Defence approved March CHI lS6 and may be attached
lch divisions, rgades regiments bst.aons the Presi
nay Direct and Hhe1 organized into hEttaoHs rgi
e before being mustered isto service the President shall
nt the field officers Of the baitaons and regiments, when
-niEed as such By him. r
pproved August 2l, 1861. sep IS law4w
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most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
3 sMANUFACTORY.

EEYM. KNABE co., Nos ], 3 5 and Z, nutaE street,
w Baltiacre, resetuliy inform their Southern teuds
they have enlarged thsr ctsry and now prcrarsd
supply the gre demand fsE their pnes. They urusEoa
abT the most duraole aaa cOntain al he latest inproYme
5ba0rg aakosch and oner great piA1Sts sVe used ne ~
theU concerts, and have given ceaeates fer her superofy
Tg have, for the last years tsn he premiums oT
al cops0n in All the ddsrent States where y hass -
exhibited, Last year they rscsvsd I've ht prenlu 40 =
Montgomery, Ala one Cor TIE best Bous-naae Pia1o Aae
onsfor the bsSt against All c0npetition- ,,,,c..
~ vtsr- - - = = j. A McCLUR9y
1s--S fsa-as,ss- aols Agent. Nashville
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TTAYTEa been appointed or Of ne Pert q Nashville,
Tennessee, under the ssuhern C0nfefersted stzies
ssl proesed 70 collect the Dutea Al Dutahe Goods a,
Mershandise inpored this Stale from any Eorsn a
nor included n the Southern Confsdrssd States, e y
v-v,'nee , JBssH THOaAG,
iaIgss-Im ran cOIIsotOsOf ths PoEt Of Nashville.
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WANTED no BENT. /.

a SMALL HOUSE, containing or Rooms, centrally 10
Gated; Cottage preferred, the furniture VII Be puena
II rood and sold st fair price.
1T
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-22

H proYarg Tor the disposition Of unclaimed goods In
hoase a. prescribed By existing laws = ~
Congress y e Confederate States of America DO 4,
from and e the passage OF this act any COfleclor Of the
os ls her Auorza, under such regulations and dree.
as tne seceary Of the Treasury may prssebs, 70 take
sson o. either on board the importing vessel at the
Of lAndng snd there to sell public suction, upon due
any imported goods, merchandEe remsining
ed beyond e period prescribed by Law for the unadng Of
.ne nos ts importing vessel that may, In the opinion Of
coector from its bulky eh2rsetsr from its peshabs
aFe nate from other like sausss render Il imprao
to deposit the sane n wEehou prescribed BY law for
aimed goods. - - - r--' - -
proved Augiisi q, 1861. sepls iaE4w
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An EngIIsh view o. sIexIea.

The private letters addressed 10 some Of orp
houses connected with Mexico describe Che sitEa
ton OF affairs as very deplOrabls.' Nobody buys
nobody sells and nobody pays. Beyond the capita
there Is N TACT no government and the position il
said TO be far worse than during the last three
years, when at any rate, sixteen cat Of the twenty
STATES we're N favor Of Juarez, while at present the
republic is divided into three factions The eessa
tioa Of diplomatic intercourse, by Sir Charles Wyke
VIII. the Juarez Government, although for the
moulent the former could perhaps not have acted
0therWise) is considered e Calculated 10 retard
mss'ers instead Of advancing them. The CO. opera.
ton in the respect OF the French Ninistsr N "a
Saligny, ia looked upon with u1strust sisc snee'u
claims upon Mexico are bat triaiu0. Suain rff,g
England has the largest clam. and then folloTs
America - -
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sept. I4,Isw4S.


An act 10 establish uniform naturalization for
enlisted In the armies Of the ConfcerAts Of America
sEcTIoH The Congress Of the Con edeFae Staes OF Aeries
90 enact, That citizen q Of tie Cond
States engaged military service said Confed
crate states curing the existing the United saes
America shah thereby ard whist such he under he
protection OF the Confederate states fully II he
citizen thereof the rights Of citizen being such extent hereby
eonrre1 and moreover shall have the right natnra
ze and to become citizen the onedrate State
aad shall thereby be entitled 10 al the rights and privileges
Gil en- OF said State Of The Confederate States Hpon taxing
Oath support the Contu Of such State, and we'll and
faithfully to the confe States America main
tain and support the Constitution and laws thereof
nounce all allegiance and obednee to foreign Government,
stats soYsTeiniy, Prince POtnta, 9nd particularly BY
name the Gcvement State, SoTerdgnty Prince Petenate
OF which he be- may have heen citizen sdbecf
stating which Of the Confederate StaeB he
zen Of but II the ate in which the sad applicant shall
nave resided next before his appc ion snail afterwards become
member Of ts 0onfderaey, ee cznshp Of said applicant
shall remain in said State at his election notwithstanding pre-
eeeiings under q Is act 3 ,---. n
SIC The oath prescribed Che preceding section may Be
de BY all rersons below the Of Colonel before the Cello
mel Commanding regiment 10 which Sncb persons
may be Rachs and said oath may be made by
BY al persons enlisted in The military OF tbs Confederate
states not ettAcAe1 to before any commissioned ocr
And shah be the duty Of the War
rms OF the ca required be taksn
M same TO be distributed whenever aud 10 make the
regulations necessary Ter informing all engaged in
Of this act sndtO eause ali the
retRFned 10 The War department.: and n sa be further
oy OF the Secretary Of Var to file for reord in the District
Court OF the CDnfedrAts
the Capital be situated all the returned War
Dsrne IS aforesaid And Il shall the nty
Of SAID Court 70 record all rs Of naturalization fled
VITA m as Aforesaid, ht TO keep index Of the same; for which
service ne sa be en tied 70 fee OF tRen i've cents for each
nstnreEaOn oath, to be paid cut OF the public
same his other fees OF ohcs. Il -
Approved August p, lS6i sep22 Iaw4T
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P'rssbYte1Y OF Nashville.
ERNHB PTeb gteEy Nashville Will inset sePtensr eoh Ia
hemksfsTal leave Nashville On the ~ P n Train, Thurs
ispsdtW& FI1 J.W. HoYTE, Stated Clerk.
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An act rskng sppFopristions for the Public Defence
Ton The Cons o. the C0ue States Of America
act That fe Be appropriated out Of any eney ia the
ury not oherws arpror for the year ending the
enth Of February, eighteen hundred and the ~
seven millions dollars fSr the pay officers and priYates
army volunteers and militia in the public 3erFcs Of the
poAon and other necessary expenses for the purchase
stenee stores and eomnissay property for the ordnance
'edieal rvce Of the army, supplies and Necessary
.difures. si - . 80 :
= That TIE shove appropriation shall be distributed
gst The several objects Of appropriation above spened
proportions as shall be detened BY The secretSy Of War,
he approval OF the President
proved Augss. 81, lsj sepls IaR4R
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NOTICE TO
II. q G. RaIIroad stock-heIdeFs.

yEyHERE viii b nesting Of the stoekhOldsrs q the NA
Vile Chattanooga Railroad Company held ~ me on
Ae - tbe Company hi essbvie on lie 18th day q August
next, purpose of secting heen Directors . manage IN
sGars of said eonpany for tne ensang twelve Een
hoders viii free the read 70 NASHVILLE on m
day Of the mesng back home The same Or following dy
By slowing their certificate Of stock % Ne csrdssnr
i1Ivslg u = VA GLEAVES. sew
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Tho FInauclaI resources Of the North.

From the London Herald, Derby organ,l August il
When war broke out blockade was established
with a view to destroy the trad of the hostile
States. and this prohibition Of ingress and egress
necessarily put an end to all the fiscal receipts
which had been estimated in the budget. The very
commerce which was to have been the fruitful
source of taxation was sought to be Rnnihlated ;
and the commodities raised Tor the express purpose
of fekport, by means of (which corresponding ImporA
would have been. paid for, were condemned 10 re-
main in the warehouses Of the South. Thus the
authorities at Washington destroyed the very rev
enue on which they had calculated. Mr.. President
Lincoln has now taken step even more decided
having issued proclamation suspending "all com
mercial intercozOse with the South" 80 that By
land as well as by sea- eleven States are completely
severed from the remaining twenty-three and %
this sweepng enactment il is evident that the Fed
eral tax collectors cannot form an exception. The
mails o: the Sonth are stopped, and the smuggler
alone remains to carry any precarions 1ntercom-
munication. 1t is plain that the budget Of the last
session of Congress is waste paper In the Sc
eeded States and the North is now thrown on its
own unaided resources. The banks Of New York
and Boston have subscribed for the present lean,
and Just now they are wen stocked with
bullion; but there is no certainty that
what departs will return-indeed, it only
can return through the channels Of trade, and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-22

p Rfseet Sf ihs War On BrISIsa RxPOrEs.
The Engilsh Beard Of Trade returns for the
month Of August, and the seven months ended on
the 3lst JuiE isst were Issued The total value OF
British exports in July show decrease OF c2 4sS-
600 when compared with the corresponding period
Of 1850. The exports for the seven months show =
falling OF smoanting to "a sos 000 TIE total value
Of the goods being $40 237 0O0 against 74 542 OOe
in tie fret seven months Of 1860.
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supplementai 10 HAn act % Put n operation the Gov
nsnt under the Pnshent Constitution Of the Confeder
States of fmerica.'
Congress Of the OOnedeyste States Of America do enact
Fhere In any State OF this Conederacy there shall be no
ssson OF the legislature be held prior to the 18th Of
aTy, eighteen hundred and sixty Il Is hereby proEi6ed
dlenee 10 the Article Of the PernAneat Canstu
hat the election Of Senators for Congress may be
st any special extra session d the LeSslaurs Of such
prieE to the said eighteenth Of February eighteen hundred
Ity two.
rOved Angus; 81, 1851 SspIs IavIa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-22

Ha wthoFn'' for Lease TO a Good
Iss 49, Tenant.
Desre 10 pses ny lAse residences X es ReSt of ne Phi
lie square In ae hGud1ofa COED Tenant for ssrss q yea
lp0n very easy fka premises contain about y acres
Bupeo7 sdl, About hEf II cultivation haanee in sads
blue grass The houSs, with rosns porches ezceat ella
srTnls houses stable, veil, k All couortab
10 the Gardsner, the DaFyman, esbtSma1, Bekng
quiet and retired spot for his y free em he heat and ID
o the town, ly place for rons n he vicinity
II ne right nan viii maze ths terms acceptable.
ke.A4ks ohsrEy Stfset EUGENE UHDERHOOD
drfl8 -------
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An Get making appropriations for Military Hospitals
ToN The Congress Of The Confederate States Of america
l That the sum Of fifty thousand dollars be and the same
by appropriated cut Of any money IN the Treasury not
rise appropra ed for tn estabishnaent and support Of nil
Hospitals, daring the fiscal year ending February
enth, eigbteeh huDdred and sixty-two,
proved August p, 1851 ss1Is IawA,v
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SsPIs lsvIH
49, no. 23S
t 70 Increase the oorfs OF Artillery, and fos 9th


70 Increase the oOrfs Of Artillery, and for other pur
uoE L The consS Of the Confederate States Of America
ct, That there be AIDED the Corps Of Artillery Can
te ststes Army, bieuteuapt-Colo and two Mai rs
ne pay and allowances authorized by existing laws those
respect sely
g. That The President e and be Is hereby authorized h
It, In addton to the StOrekeepers sutsrzed by the fifth
for the establishment and organization OF the Army Of the
ierAte btstea Is many Military storekeeperE Of Ord
With he pay and allowances Of Captain Of Infantry as
kepRg o. tAe public property may require not to eIceed
foHT stoEekeepes Who shA previous entering duty
lHds With good and Sufficient security IN such the
Of Var direct fully for all moneys and
properly which they may receive.
j. That the Pres4ent be and be d hereby authorized,
yer in his Judgment the Interests of the service may reque
ocers Of the Army be assigned 10 these duties
ont one OF more suPhtspdent Ct Armores the fab
o OF mall arms whose salary shall not exceed two thous
hundred dollars per snnun with allowance for quarters
e Al the rste fxrd for ior in the army And that the
snt Be also authorized 70 appoint Master Ar
With salary not to exceed fifteen HUNDRED dolias per
Sn allowances Of quarters and fuel the rate fixed for
ain IN the Army.
That during the war, the President may as oommAn.
CHIEF Of The Forces appoint at his diJereon his per-
An Two Aids De Camp with the rank psy and allowances
1lOnel Of Cavalry.
s. Thai hereafter there shall he allowed one additional
ut 70 each company in the service OF the Confederate
making N All, ave sergeans per company, who shall re-
re same pay and allowances provided by existing
thSt grade.
ONed August q, 1851, sepIs law4F
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these must be checked By war. The exports Of The
Soath are stopped, and thsy who cannot sell have
not the means Of buying while the new Morrill,
tariff must restrict the trade Of the Aorth, There
spRears, then, no souEce from which tho strean Of
bullion win continue 10 feE INTO the banks. New
loans, then must be sought for in Europe; but can
they be raised IN that quarter Chanting that seven.
per cent Is tempting bait, it Is couHteracted By
the character Of the borrower for though the fede
ration has ever kept good faith with its creditors,
many Of the separate States hare repudiated, and
Philadelphia bonds kGus become bs cord for dishoa-
esty. II we do not i1aist on tie immoFaty Of ioans
knowingly granted 70 prolong civil warsit is be-
cause experience has taught that in the scqusi-
ton Of wealth EiFtua imposes no restraint which
selfshness is willing 70 obey; and Il would be vain
for rs to urge that every ave pound note embarked
in this quarrel might multiply the sad list Of widows
and orphans and Of young men manned for life
Allthst We have attempted IS to warn the eupidity
to which thstemPtilg lure OF seven per cent Is now
being offered. that as sscFay . decidedly Jad and
though the soss OF principal and interest would
be the BETTING punishment Of the crime, we hops
the penalty may be ayaided BY reiecting the proc
posaL TsE SID izrs ssrq54e- --a $3.50 -sa 81
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% authorze the Postmaster General 10 contract for the
1Iiage OF mails Op the route hereafter mentioned
on !. The Congress Of the Confederate States Of Amer1a
That the following mail route BE- and the here
shed, % Wit: from station seventeen on the Savannah
and Gulf Railroad, commonly called Growers station
tte Of Gecra TO the town Of Monticello in the State Of
And he i further enscted, That the Postmaster Gene
and Is hereby authorized to make the rs contract for
% the mail the said route without the necessity Of
h7g for bids for said contract required by existing
ID that this act % ke effect Snd'be in force from and
passage; Provided however That nothing in this act
I'd, shan be construed to require the Postmaster
TO put the mail upon said route unless in his opinion
nc Interest demand It,
1ved August -, 1851 sspl5 lawIW.
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rRAcHErt WANTED.

s0UTHERN LADY, to teach the common and higher Eng
lish branch Iastituon Of the highest graoe, IN
noTsh MsspPi, accomplished and experienced Teach
need apply liberal salary gve address, with refer
eneas -+t EDUOAPOR,
aeptl-tf care Union and American ohios.
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oluion n relation to the equipments of Vounter Cava
y Companies.
olved hy the Congress Of the One3erAe stses Of Amer
At the Secretary Of War be- and he Is hereby auhorize
discretion, 70 furnish 10 Volunteer Cavalry Companies
services are accepted for The BY the CSneats States
cessary equ pmeuts.
broTed August p 1851. sepIS laRAg
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ale and Hesolutions concerning Brigader General Pen
"a f- hcOullOugh.
RIAs, has pleased Almighty God 70 vouchssfe to the
10 the country where would have been disastrous
osng The families OF the good people Of the tate OF Mis-
the unbTdlei license Of the brual soldiery Of an
lous enemy: Theref. re, be it
lived By the Congress Of the Condats States, That the
Of Congress are cordially rendered to Brgadier General
cCuiouzh and the officers and soldiers OF his brave
for te gallant conduct In deang AFTER battle Of six
af hours, force Of the enemy equal in numbers and
superior IN all their appointments; thus proving thata
ause nerves the heart and strengthens the Of the
IN people, fighting, they are their liberty, their
and nresides against an unhOly ceBpotism
Ted further, That in the opinion Of congress General
lou Rh and his gallant troops are entitled 10, and will
le grateful thanks Of our PEOPLE.
Ved furher That the foregoing resolutions ie cOmmuR
that command By the proper Department.
eVe3 August q, 1851. sepIslay4w
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mating appropriations carry into effect section tWO Of
APprofea May twenty FIRST, eighteen hundred aud sixty
ened IAN Act 70 define with certainty the mean
AZ act entitled An Act to TX the duties articles there
med approved March fifteenth, eighteen hundred and
one.
congress o the Confederate sates Of America do enact
the purpose Of carrying into effect the second section Of
approved Nay twenty hTst, eighteen hundred and sixty
titled IAN Act 70 define with more certainty the mesnng
titled An Act % hx the duties On articles thereiR
approved March fifteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
sum OF two thovs nd three hundred and seventy nine
and eshty cents 2, and the S hereby appro yrAei
ny money In the freasu otherwise appropriated, TO
70 uhsrles 4, Pollard, President Of the Alabama and
Railroad Company, being the difference between fifteen
ntyfour per daty 6u Railroad iron Of the value Of
Hx thousand four hundred aud fortytwo dollars ana
sE cents Withdrawn from warehouse at Pensacola, Hori
he month OF April, eigheeen hundred and siIty-one
oyed AnIuat % le5l. scpIs law4w
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-10-29

Edward {. Brewster, Nughi.
Supervise, Bush moved che appointment OF
tie usual Commuters.
The chairman appointed Il following, viz
Committee on Fnauc', Supervisors, Me.
Louth, Morton and Brewster.
Committee on Accounts, Supervisors
Lcvcns, Willis Bach, Caurtf and Moore.
Conn it,cc on County Farm, Supervisors
Gray, Hopkins aud Divine.
Committee ON C"anty BuiIIiug~, Snpcr
vi.ors Murray, Russell and Slight.
Special Committee on claims Of citizens for
mouls and supple, furnished voluu,e"t~Supcr
,Isors Cleveland Drake and Fowler.
The several Committre, were engaged, res
recthcly, throughout the dav with bu,incs.
assigned ten and the Board a,j,urr ed until
tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock.
Tuesday, Oct, l5, 1861.
There were present the >a,rr ~, Yesterday
and Supervisor Fowler of Adams
The journal OF yesterdays proceedings wa.
read and approved. The report Of the Su
pc,iutcnlcnta Of The Poor was ptescn,,d and
on motion of Supervisor Lpvcn, referred to
the Committee on County Farm
Tie Commissioners appointed to supcrin
tend the drainage Of swamps, marshes, and
other low lands. presented report which
was on IN, ton Of Supervisor Willis received
ani referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
The following Resolution presented by Mr.
Drake was unanimously adopted.
Resolced, That there be levied and raised
on real aud personal estate Of this county as
assessed for the current year, one iorlicll
OF one mill on the dollar in aid Of the Hills
dale County Agricultural Society, amounting
10 the sum Of one bundled and thirty-fye
dollars and Thirty two cents: and that the
Clerk draw an or er in favor of the Treasurer
Of said Society for that amount.
On Motion of Supervisor Drakc the follow.
ing was adopted:
Resoired, That the special committee ap.
pointed at the last session Of this Board icon
sisling of Supervisors Bush, Divine, and
Leyen-) on the subject Of raising funds Tor tho
temporary relief of the families Of those vol
untcers, enlisted from this county into tie
service Of this State or Of the United States
be requested TO enquire into tho Safe Of the
loan made for that purpose aud report TO thi:
Board, that said committee be also request.
ed to ascertain and report what further &C.
ton may bc necessary To insure the requisite
relief 10 such families, and that said commit.
tee make such recommendations as they deem
proper in relation TO tho distribution Of said
fund, among those entitled TO it, 50 as 10
S Gu uniformity in the action Of the several
Supervisors.
The Board continued auditing account,