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G6obatudE; td FIRE: INSURANCE: Il CO.,
:''.; ;:;s: =: NEW YORK cfIYa ~ :, :,:'s ):
outhsi1t asy January 1851 uade to the Aldssnr of
's-'s a. -: - the state Of nlinais* =
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afs I:S; q 5ss5 SisiSs 's@
1nfs5ase ri atseI sfssTaa ssenfs;
= =: :,,;:'; !; ~: ::.:.~ 3asEs7s
LOSES incurred snd III process, er sa|sss -;
otnsP @sPs siaiaii 4 @
rns greatest .noont insured in ~ ane l,ss soono
7 Il. W.: pH1LLIPs = CO.; ::
Agent, soi Chicago. ONES 10. = .nd el,rf 'trest.
: +. .::':. =: oR1eisA1. SINAI -
Ece-Ateaa 10 expire On tse is. dsy Of Jannary 1897
A9pE3ss: ss;sssss szsE fss4ssf5 ssas3 s i
saiaess 3
% s6a axeass q Gonpsnss I'll
81 act aeoHafoVY thereto approved Jan1nfJ I'd 1851
and NbrrsaA nd Company has furnished sstsstory
capital Invested IN stocks and mortgages aud has tiled
IN ids ot1eea written instrument signed nythe Pre
PHM1lRs Gaisaga 14i29S ia A$entM M lef @ tas trans ri;
unresefyedly Authorizing hin to aeknoxle66 g service
ef process for md On eehsf Of ssld Company eon-
i agenshal be taken and held he IS al served
n5on tho CdGPahy sndx aivtng Ill clain OF er1nt By
: EGT therefore IN pnrxuance Of he provisions Of
the acts afnrnfHtd. i JESSE Z. DUBols Auditor Of
cor tat il1e sald " PHILLIPS j. anthoEszed .:
agent the sad Company, transact the business OF
Insurance II fhls State ush the tIst day of
January, In the year eighteen hundred md
80 {sr as ay he legally empowered to do By sid
III testimony whereof hsve hereunto rub.
ssEA1 fscrbed uy name. and affixed tho seal nI my
tG~ etaes f sptin:aeld this lift senth day feb
te14 j. -A- - t'.' JESSE E. DUBOIS; Auditor P A.
, 1861-02-21

= Insurance Rooms Of
3. w. PHILLIPS g. CO..
Nos. and Clark Street, Chicago, III.
fcltcSl.4Y
, 1861-02-21

a.-.. lta-a4
Sf1iEAs ourinv est1n ents are held FOE IScoxE and
not for sac We estimate ut FAIR vALCEs and not ut
tic present temporary panic Taiues
LIAHI1rT1EA
4he Amount Of Liabilities due not due to =
hnnks or other cred1tot3-... -......-..-. Hondt
fsseN nitustkd and due none.
Tnsses adjusted and not dne = T. sSA47
1nsse5 uradiusted, tn suspense, awaiting
uro5fs contested, or trukteed.. :, -. 1i1.-8.H
Iii oiI,er clalMs are suaal, fnt printing, &C.
Arents instructed TO takH no Etsk exceeding twenty
thnusauu dollars without special Permission
Thc greatest amount insured in any one City. town
ytt}ags or block varies, and depends upon the con
Z. @. RIPLEY. Pzesldeut
THoa, E. BRAcE, Secretary
Uartfo1d J8n 7Ht 1851 - s4'..
SE7xE OF CoNEEEuCCT, Hartford Coz Sd
..r Hartford, January Isl, ISL :
Psssonany sppeared betoze NE Henry Fowler, .
Justice OF The PeAce4 duly quAl1ed 70 administer
es; q. R,p1ey President s1d In9nss rs ,Iaa F sx1Ts
stateentof the ia and condition OF 1ha tna Al
~. AMY HENRY Fo WLER, 1ustice Of tho Peace
peE cent S dlEldsnM ans9tx 195 tss ysaE ana
HUBBARD Il HUNT,
e. - -. Agents. for Chicago.
, 1861-02-21

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
Hl LAEE SHORE KALRpAn
1850 81 49,. Winter Arrangement: .-s.l
Takes effect Sund1y, Nov. Is
AEA Knew York md Boston E1rrtt6-cs{y e1tS
Sundays, Via OLD Ltoc-
kNRn-Nixnt E1press-datly except Saturday. 7ls
Old Line - -,
Connecting At Toledo anl Detroit with trN!ns to "
points Interior In Ohio. PennAylsania. heR Auf& aoa
fha New England States and Canadas.
600 j. y, aud $50 r u-P1ttshl1Eh, Baltimore and
andsps. Eap5ss' o,sr ne G1eussaDo 1e,e
900 H. H. and $40 =. M.-Detrot ESpress n Aazsaa
connecting directly with ttaint On the Great
Weslern aad Grand Trunk Roads
!" woodruff i P4teut Sleeping Cars ~Gton12ssSsy II a a.
tho Night Trnlns sroute to Sew aEd 3stoE
TtcEets can be bad At all t!ret otfcss In fEe hest
and at the Copaoys Otce IS South Clark stseef a1o
1t the depot
Traipa leave Toledo at ID s A. and t415 I. ~:
srTiye IN Chicago at Ap0 l. H. aad SGox.
GEb. u GRAY, Gen1 Western, AGENT:
JoHS D. CAMPBELL Genl Supt .leaut5
, 1861-02-21

" 114G1 II II I1I0 # 1IVIG WVkASN
eepa n ehor1s. ut tie most excellent article erF
made" Then ncnu comes t4n nuest,an. Whist Is itq
Answer. "LYON'S E&THAIRoE foE the HAis"
Fvc1ybody u,os II Ey+rybodv likes it Try 1t and
nrara sts arrsatrrr. s,sa 1v ali deslera fe111m
, 1861-02-21

PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON, FIRE.
v1zence, II. T.
GONwAE, Of Bosson, Mas.
HAE1PDRN, OF s4rt sxAe1a, Masa.
, 1861-02-21
BESY CONNAuIDN
=. Presented by

. y
:W1ILIAA HURET,
In cumnemorntion Of the service Of her husband
in aayi1tt passengers from the steamer Con-
naught, Oct. 7, 1S6o.' =:
On the chronometer is also an inscription,
on gold plate, Us fonows:.
a1 hr
, 1861-02-21

N1:. 'rlzuytcruszeso4: G::s::;4 -.
TALloW, CANDLES AID SOAPS, =
- aesos u g eae9 q s.se 1scSsf sa Ed
D@dn nnaWxIehou&et u Kfn1la 14eek-.
, 1861-02-21
EAs Greatest Facilities offered ror ia P.uta .
d1R and Speedy Trnusror.sEe= -
Live Etstx

And good Aecdm1lddaf1ohs VIE E.9al 2ifVttYe& It
passoaa sravel1n & II chsrE tksEeo-
FEEIGuI9
By this Rolte FreyEhts u all d.c.1*!R t-- hs fos
vafded to and rom Philadelphia. Nf%-1cyS Hosbnns
OF Baltimore to and fror1 poict .As :1atS
Of On1o, krntucky, indiana, nlaok. Wt.o'rrv, 1oTa
o. Missouri by ranEoad direct.
The Pennsylvania Kail7oad also er1e"c'4 J. Ptt9-
brrah vish steameI1 b. Ehich Goods ND ~ forNsEa
tennessee Entnbes1aad Iinct~. AIS s::raL W!sco7.
ttn Missouri Kasas* Arkansas nnd l;sA li' am she
1t Cleveland, SantiiaAy a1l1 Ehcn1 VIII ::.1sz v
all Ports on the Northwestern AIR.. !:
Merchants and 8hipptrs .Eo :!ai
oftheir eghta to tits Co@ paa5, taa ~ eo.at,
tence on its speedy transit .:
n rstSs r. s 5rs53s e 4ad 15of' ~ II
fsyora6le as ase charged hy o.hss ): I:
J, sSEEDER Philadelphta.
AAGKAW 4 kDOss. 80 Sc9th at1eet. t.A'.tnorH
ism ssreet- Ne~ York.
LEIGH 4 e. Ne, 7 slsts st1set iaa:,sn i, r. ,,n,,.
LL, HoUFT, Gen Ticket As's, rtlix.t.lphts.
IHOS, 1, SCOTT Con Supt. Atoo..a, n. 3+iS1-y
, 1861-02-21

GTATEMENT, of the ndition
~
!: ~ :: os Aas ~;
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE co.,

On the first day ct January, 1851.
The name Of the Company ts SECURITY FIRE II.
SUFAECE COMPANY, and Is located tn the City Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
Large Seizurs OF southern vessels.
DEP1KTXENT OF STATE.

The New York Herald of the lst says Hiram
Barney Esq retuI ned to the custom house yestsr-
day. lie Was bdsiIy engaged during the whole day
giving audi ace = the large humber OF friends who
called, and clearing up the rOtl6e dizziness which
had accumulated During his ABSENCE.
Surveyor Andrews ASSISTED by his aids, made
large seizure OF Southern vessels yesterday.
The schooner D4nVilie Wss seized as she GANG
into port yesterday, in ballast from Rio. She is en-
tirely owned in Richmond Va, and left that place
four days after the taxing Of Fort Sumter.
The schooner MedOra, entirely owned In North
Caro- ina. also seized.
The brig Kensington, lying at Pier No. 40 East
river, was also taken possession Of by orders OF the
Surveyed sfis i easIs2iy ETPe4 N S9Tih CAroilna
significant Adniissi Ia.
The Herald makes the following irreptessibls adj
mission in regard to the poverty of the recruiting
business but lays the account st the doors OF the
Aboliti0nists. II says: go
IS uainftll 10 perceive to what extent, in q Q
villages and interior toWns of New fork, New Eng-
land and the West, the recruiting officers Of the
Federal arr have become fOrsaksn. in consequence
OF the intriRues and mlchinations Of secession syn
pathisers and abolition maeOntents. In large cities
ike this metropolis, Boston and Philadelphia their
eJJrts are sutrAlzad bat in portions Of the North
whel the poison can be with less observation
an incalculable amount # hSri2 is being done, TO
which it behoeyes the Government to pay immedi
ate attention The leaders of the political intrigue
carried on in the name Of the old y mocrstle party
d not hesitate 10 AtQW their aEtenIh OF g Acupg
that they may be able to lay claim 10 southern
gratitude, whenever the var is ended Fhe ne "a
Bs2eF agsOes.es Of the 4ri5gas. a, tAe eoRtraryI
hope 20 turn the hestilitics tbse have commenced
into war Of negro emancP patton. and on the broad
ground Ginger worsh ppipg abortion to overt row
and suppl.nE Mr.. Lincoln and hs lministratiOn
NeanwIiis they serve TO render him obnoxious, snd
to frHstrste the completion o. hrs well laid patriotic
schemas fer che restoration Of the integrity Of the
kepuciel.' > - ~
oceuPaIIsn * E4seII's hit ~ ting fs9s-
raj Troops.
The Washington StqF of the 39th ult, says; A
foFaging expedition started on Saturday morning
from Gen. FTanklins div consisting OF infantry
cavalry and artillery, in strong force. They pro-
eesded to Elsells Hill, on Orange and AlexaDdria
Railroad, eight miles from Alexandria. As they
advanced beyond picket nes, the rebels retired
TO Springfield STATEN, mile and half beyond Ell
sells Hill From this hill which forces tempo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
governors message.

A large portion of our columns this morning is
occupied by the Message of bis Excellency, Gov
HARRIS, whick we earnestly commend to the read
ers of the UNION AND AMERICAN, as worthy of the
most careful and thoughtful perusal. The analysis
contained in it of the causes of the great revolution
which has cElminated in the separation of Tennessee
from the sectiOnalizsd Union, is one of the most
forcbe succinct and comprehensive reviews of that
great question which has emanated from the pen
of any statesman. So also the just tribute to the
patriotism of the people of the State in the prompti-
tude with which they responded to tho call for vol
untsers, will be interesting to every Tennessee an
who feels pride in his native or adopted State
No branch of Executive business is neglected, but
full information for the benefit of the Legislature
is clearly given. We can only invoke careful
reading of this important State.paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
The YuHEss InVaaeEs s.eRIInE Negroes
Army Movements, de.
corngpondene. d the Rlehnond EnquIrsr

LEEsBURG, VA, Oct. l, lSGl.-The Yankee invad
ery This quarter, true to tHeir natural instincts
eontiaue tGzIeel ell the negroes they lay their
hands on, under tile belief that hy tbs they
will break up the farming and planting fhtere2ls o.
the South, and N the end subdue US With the as
sertiOn on their lips that they now engaged in
Unfolding the Constitution and the laws, and pro-
tecting tie rights and property of the people, they
daily engaged In destroying all Einas of prOP>
erty, carrying eff all they can, and malIreating
every citizen who dares to raise an objection to
such Vandalism. AS far as the Lineolhites have
progressed in this GegtiQn destruction has marked
their path. They have carried OF all Of Maj Nuts
negrOes-fourteen in umber-snd al Of MAJ Sim
mogs'-ten in numb er-an no tidings can be- ard
Of them. II seems to ne that something should be
dope 70 avert these feQntraband' proceedings.
AL eyes are nov turned tOEGrd5 the mgVsment=
o. our army, y supposed " t4i5 quarter lb@t
tant ever fought on this continent God grant that
our army may re victorious! .....r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

The Cincinnati Commercial is of opinion that
Gen. BEAUREGARD has out-generslled MCCLEIIAN. IL
MCCLELLAN is to be made another victim of intol-
erAnce, and is to follow ScOTT MCDOWELL, Fremont,
HGRSET, ct id genus, into disgrace and retire
ment where will the crazy tyrauts of the North find
another man fit for their brief idolatry They had
better try next General freshly imported from
the royal batte-elds of Europe Perhaps Prince Ma
PoLEoN would graciously consent to command their
armies. GARIBALDI has turned the cold shoulder to
them. We fear that either old ABE himself will be
compelled to take the field or the French Prince
will be pressed into their service.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
D R. COLEMA n
PRIVATE DIsPEMsA R4I

TgNHg 81 tisR 81 ei.Isus, gtrangsrs, aiii Ella
ElshYille, requiring msd cal AID IL sfectfali
tins O1ies, 80 81 DeadsreE street secsnd for, b =
and The square
"a COLzH N . a. eli pras iionsr : msdicinss
uRlini..d experiences aad H1tsring Euec 4 'or many
Il tie treatment Of FziyATK DItEASEs has 10 oce4 ia
his undTi4ed stte-teu t. 81 diseases % fhis "a
eases Of tie most invetsrAte Character Lave oAi ~
his Improved neihOd % rTraimeat
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary anl Herd aFg = hl
CrrbRa Glezt aud al dse8s-s u TIE gtil and ur "a
ne with 10 resistance his rtm DIS
All female irrsgui.riiies snd fui esl Az ~ gems
womb, sad all disc ses auEi-J icI tst iion aad 4
pafigrition-
EY=Ty casa q Re11- Die Rupture, snd o. fiiea Al
suS 81 Tie Rsctuza, a'most ses Of stale en- ~
process nesr , Fainless II either q ne iztfer .
"a ca By d. &c seman, cure IL i1surtgoly .edil "a
careful examination alEayI pTtssn.s ne assay
Of ssfccs Or ffi!lfrs BY his inpTovsu m-thlI Of q
Persons Of elmer sE applying in p.Fhtn a. b. let
hing easel tie 1rS. symplsIa5 Of any aganAse 90
can be s3r-d, in most as b. The absrits ehod 10
hours
striet s-nh elee. nfompr Attention and mod.rtt
will govern hinl Aih his patrsn8-
WFGo m'rcury zssd IN The trsalnent 81 rslsre1l
le B. lsVss gin muSt easss) Is Prcduessa Hsrse dae-a
Il % siTen 70 cure.
one ron . frsa sishtin the morning dIi nine a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

ARREST OF A PRohINEST LlEeGINITg Cob J.
BJCENER IN LIHE0-We learn Il ON gentlemen no
reached the city yesterday that the EOted Lincoln
it,, Col J. S Blckner. has been arrested by party
OF SogtherneTs. he sss, it will be recOlected, in
oamm9nd of tne l.neOlntes " HopkinsVille, Thon
Gen. 8. 3 Buckner routed few days since, and he
was on his way to Louisville when captured lie
was brought to Humboldt yesterday and thence
taken to Columbus to be turned over 70 the tender
mercies of Gen. Johnston. This Col Buckner re
sded IN Hopkinsville, and the life aud soul Of
the Lin0Olnites in that section AMI his arrest is an
important one. Of course he is in no way related
to Ou Gen. Buckner.-Asmphis AUaIanets Oct. Z.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

iSrty occupied, Ehfe Gg.achnenss rent n fa.is
airectichs ios forsEe, ens fis4 ef the Ea-rai 4 1
eoansfy Nas AFFORDED sat 20 earthworks or n.
eonstftetlGbs bf ths ehtmy coald be seen.
The object Of the Expedition was suosrssful. ,
large quzntities of hay. corn ard oats were Ira
? Jfted to the camp. Not gun was Il I'D on III.
side during these proceedings. The parry did
rerurn TIL late in the evening.
company waited the Mount Vern1a STATE
the late John A. Washington. recently killed
Western Virgins, and brought away abaut
bushels Of oats, and IS barrels Of fsh aH 81 y n
has been stored 10 the e0mnissary depsl 81 Al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
IN CHANCERY Al cAmpf

Octotef heIell I5II--AtIl ollnenI 1nl ID %
III Hawkins and os1ersvsA. P Hal al
1T appearing N tle VI r. and dAstir ifO'u u
eonpI .idants' bill, saich Is sEUrn @, hAt ri
ora Of the deeEdAnis N "a bill, 70 roo rsiids.
Of F-nussree, 80 that the or dnary rr1cess o. ~
served uDoB aim i . odered ~ the Oi'rk an
pubseafioa be made FOR four Wseke in succSssiEn
vile T7f9u and AzlericdH requiring ths sa' a . u
10 apse.r 81 ths neTt chspesry COcrI q b. be
IL fcns n, At tie art Hss5s in Csuden, o. q
dsy b. gA.ch next aid PLEAD. answer or dsElar
$780, sx5ar-s 4, ID I'M p. p. HU
-0el0o-rs, isl-Wft-pT'sfss " Cl-T<
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
$50 Reward.

D ANAWAY fem ths undsrs'Ened, At y n
"a, nan eo-nty, TsLn. aleg'o EE1, baped
Gilbert, aid re Erj Il s5ldg - ny l1 -
Eb3At dTsIesr eight Di1e iErhes hi.h, ssigusf o
pOunds, sight siasg inplry On, and nc n te,d
light sh3Licsr very u yen, enicn ess - Tsfy pei
aAg 4 scar Ga he lei Tie q lis ueeE.
We viii give $50 Tor sal negro r. iAksa up aul
man sIuuiY or So II tAken ~ in SAL eQaGty ~
jal 90 that w can get him
Ogt tW2W II II .LLMAH q 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
sale OF Slave.

"THEREks, thsfe vas CO.. miitsd % he lai
w county, on he 5.h daJ Of October. 1850, a
4 neSso slsge By he name Of BiilS ard where's
apes 90 % DINA I'd and prove away sasd dave o.
- viIs1s o ag,heTity in ne gssbrt b SAN, vi
hsy Of. OtSBlbsr ns1 !. sxPoss'to puzzle sals for
Court House door 10 q sliatin, said si4re Bin.
BILL u likely and aooui- ears CID.
October 8, SLIM tksfid q Sam
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
The Battle at GreenBrIer River--GISriOuS
victory
FROM the LynchburE Repub lean, Oct. "a

The news by the Orange tram on Saturday, fully
confirmed the report of heavy engagement having
occurred en- Thursday last, at Iager's on -the
Greerbrier river, between our tFoOps. under Cen
eTGl Jackson, and the enemy, under General ley
nOlds.
The accent of the battle, as given in our Issue Of
Saturday ia substantially correct as stated by per
aOns who participated in the battle. The enemy
commenced the attack at seven O'Clock IN the morn
ing of Thursday and galIanriy maintained the con-
test until II N, when they were finally forced back
with tremendous slaughter, and then commenced q
precpitate retreat. Our forces numbered aoout
1000 or 4j00 and the enemy was supposed to be
fOom 5000 to 900 strong. Three times did they
aArch TO the assault of Gen. Us posItiOn and we're
SIS often driven back with heavy loss supposed "
be Rt least / 900 to 200 in killed and wounded
Gen. jackson men were securely entrenehed De-
hind strong bresstworks, and suffered bu? very little
loss, estimated at MT more than forty or fifty IN
all.
The regiments Ehch took part in the fight were
eae 18th and 18th GeoFgla 23rd 3lst and 44th Viz
giaiA Bird Arkansas. CCl. HansbOrOugh's Virginia
BqStSIliOn, and Col Baldwins regiment, which lat
ser esEse ap after the battle had Lasted time
Oar trooos bore themselves most gsllsaty under q
eerce canROasde, and perfect shower OF mVsket
balls reBuIsng every attempt of the enemy to force
cher eRtrenchmeRts. and finally forcing them to
ssake disordery retreat. Gen. Jackson, it is sta
ted. aid not think it PrGdent to pursue the flying
enemy hahn. fearfnL of being drGwnintO al ambus-
cade He was busiy engaged in strengthening his
entertainments, and preparing for reneWsi OF the
attack should the eneRsy be reinforced. 1t was sup
posed however, that they were so badly cut up as
20 be little likely to make another attempt upon his
ssSronghold We shall in a few days have an Official
account of the fight which feel assured viii not
materially differ from tn; accounts published by
ns
The N0biIs =. Rs1;sfs. y ssvs the work of The CITY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
u o-I..l.oa an. -. :. ~ - !

NJ appearing 70 tls clesk AM aastef fron llie4
bill, Ehlch Z sworn thai Thomas Camp n
dts cause. Is on rssid-nt q M SAFE q TEAM
pso dipsry sgoqses Of tkls court eaEntt , o % I
Il 10 Osdsrsi thAt pablieai on Be msae IN ue hsH
and american sor four seeks IN succession, rsq i
Thomas UamD to a1pesr a. our ne,st Chaooery G. I
held Tor the aoahty Of Be1ton AZ t's co1rt houzi
on : = urth baonday ia Marth next, acd pied
M CO D ain. nt's bill, 90 the tame viz BE- lai
ID 4 80 f7r = ing sxBsrt- A. b In. D.
t5.obef.5 , -vit-9 'sfes 50 5ars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
TmE SALE OF -rsriE 81

Tuesday and Wednesday, Get. ~
BENZ. E SHIELDS 4 COMFY.
WNTlEL sell without reserve. en- aecou1t q
~ conoern, Ga cts 70 ne trlde onlg.) q (
ssssOnabis Dry aoods, Bo5ls. 9sse8, and kaadg
Tor easn On dsliYery.
Dealers are rqnas,sd . eE1n.ne ne sroc. 80
BENJ p eHIBL
oes-dals Central Luesi0a R0oas ePlssis' =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
sfraYed ar stoIem.

EHRoM Sc IshScfilsr, on he 2fa ssstszs5eI. d
Frsok5.n Pike near the PioE fscior .ons T. >
seFeu or twelve years cid, left eye out, Q sen - ~
hi n, Bo.h hind feet Ehiie Hsrkg Of aFrss on ID q
via give a sszaid Of twenty ave dollars foF ID d
thief, or ten dollars fer the h0rss. JAMAB A. Tan
Ocso. er 5, Bi-d3ts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
Tho Loui.yIIIe CourIor.

We sre pleased. to learn that Mr.. HALDEMAN has
in contemplation to revive the Louisville Courier,
by printing it in this city. The arrangements will
be complete in day or two, for commencing its
,ublication
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
Estrayed.

EsTRAYKD firm the farm 81 " .n'a-s Jsrsa5
II yezr old Mules, BrsEdsd W .. On tls Lax n
mrsss left abort u . 18th August. Addseas
OeIs AZ College Grove, 5iiliaasou 2ua
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PKEssNT TO GEN BkAUREGABn Mrs. Antll
Jones, of Sumter, s. c.. has seEt to the editor
Sumter WaeLRGR two beautifully knit WOOL
shirts to be presented to Gen. BeaRrega n
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TUE TsaHsEsss Mlrins and ira y s1faI &C d
tbs day agclared a eisilsad Of siE a D.. Afs pc
able tjsstockholdsTB on dsmanI ..... A. ~ 81 4
/. Oetobtr 7th, ls6l-2E,
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FISCAL CONDITION OF The STATE.
Leaving balance in the Treasury 1st
October. 1861

It will be seen by references TO lie TspGrt Of the
Comptroller, that the aggregate galAs OF 'taaREie
property in the State in 1850 was $3.50 OH 4GS and
in 1861 S36S 100 800, showing depreciation in
year Of $40 $780, with the latter assessment made
previous to the commencement of the war. 1t ID
confidently believed that il the assessment of the
taxable property OF the State should be made at
this time, it would show still further reduction
leaving the aggregate at about $500 600 900 This
depreciation in tho value of taxable property de-
onstFated the necessity of the most rigid economy
IN public expenditures an increase Of taxation to
support the civil Government.
/ cannot too strongly urge upon your considera-
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FllLOE| ArFt8I8U
safe DeaertI0n.

Western papers still complain Of troops
drawn from the West to protect Washington
patches in the Evansville Journal report that
= marching toward BOonville and the r. erI
concentrating at Jefferson city.
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A letter to the Timex from Fort lfckeI
JET. Davis is really dead most the people .
Of the war and want peace on any terms