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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-27

All members of Col. MANEY's Regiment now in
the City are requested to meet at the old armory
of the Rock City Guards, corner of Union and Sum-
me- streets, at 12l o'clock to-day to attend the fu
neral of private A. L. Reid, Co. c, Rock City
Guards J. NJ. PEARL Sgt
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Notice.

Notice.
0BFIcE or PRINCIPAL CoMvIss AIRY, l
WIsTERE DEPARTMENT,
Bowling Green, KY Dec. q, ls6lO
SEALED Proposals will be received this oics until u
o'clock noon, Saturday the 2sth day december 1861
for furnishing good and wholesome Besh Beef army
Bowling Green Ky. No proposals. sup ply ess an b
gRde will be entertained.
The beef must be slaughtered ard delivered ,nscks and
sankg excluded to the ComisssTes with troos
At such times and in such quantities required
Proposss-Thch Will be addressed the Undersigned and
endorsed the coVeT Proposals furnish Frtsh Beef
must Be accompanied ty the Of responsible persons
BuTebes for the hhfu performance OF the contract
Abe Principal Uonmhsafy ire right reject all
bids. TaUB X JACKSON
decl6-dt29 Msjor and Print Comy Western Dept.
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ga private dispatch was received in Richmond on
the 22d, which states that the steamer Gordon had
run the blockade into one of the Southern ports.
Her cago is reported to consist Of coffee salt, and
West India fruit
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The old City Hotel has been re opened by Messrs.
]. r. WlNBoURN Il Co.: late of the Watson House.
They are experienced hotelkeepers, and they will
sustain the high reputation established for the City
Hotel by that prince of landlords, SAM ScorT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-27

COFFEE SALE.-We invite the attention of the pub
lie to the extensive cargo sale of coffee and other
articles advertised by Messrs. LARoCHE & BELL
auctioneers, of Savannah, Ga. The advertisement
will be found elsewhere in this paper.
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The French Minister at Washington has reported
refusal on the part of the Washington Cabinet to
deliver up dispatches which it had seized from
France to the French Consuls in Charleston and
New Orleans.
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For Rent,

THNHE house and lot belonging to George A. Warrington,
High street, between Church and Iedar streets is for
eat for the lS62prioe hundred dosyV Tbs
required to give three notes payable the Planters
four months with sOod approved security. Appy
Immediate to GEORGE A WA5HIN6IOE,
Cedar Hill, Robertson county, Tern
Or to WIN s. oHkA THAN,
decle-dIm No 90 High street, Nashville Ten1
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War ships, carrying three hundred and thirty
one guns and twenty-five hundred seamsn, are on
their way to reinforce Admiral MILNE, also other
ships to act as escorts to the West India mail
steamers
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rRIDAY mOHNING, DEC. 81, 1851.


Tsso q friends srrving from TIE dOninsns s King IlH
cctwho nay have copies q LsuiSviIs, Cincinnati 81
Northern pspers will confer special aver on both ourselves
and publie By leaving See. in Nashville With
the least delay possible We will cheersly pay any expense
incurrod in prcsurpq tl-n
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Dr.. Alternately, Surgeon Of the post at Loudon,
arrived in town last night and reports that party
of three of Byrd's men had been seen near that
place, and that on Saturday night party of citI-
zens attempted to capture them, but did not sue
coed; they succeeded, however, in getting their
guns, bsyoDets, etc, which they threw away after
firing On the attacking party, 70 facilitate their
flight. The citizens returned the Ere, but nobody
was hurt On either side" TIE LincolBites told
supposed friend that they were eff on detailed duty
to be ready to burn bridges, Dc, as soon as tie
grand Union army makes its appearance in East
Tennessee, which they say Col. Byrd assarel them
it would surely do, City thousand strong, in two
weeks at fsrthest--2nd hs babe them 10 tell TIE
Unionists here "tO be Of good cheer, and take the
oath as often as required Of them" They also
state that their party consists Of one hundred men
Our military authorities would do well TO lock to
this matter.-KnorUiHs Register, Dec. q.
Dr.. A. L. Anderson, of Roane county, lef. this
morning for Virginia, whittier he goes to secure
the remains Of his father, the late gallant and IL
trepid Pierce Butler Anderson, who offered up his
life on the altar of Southern independence in the
recent battle at Allegheny Mountain n0zUiEs
Register Dec. %.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Sheriff.
We are aalhoIiz,d TO snneurce j. Nj BIZ ton crdi
cate for Sheriff Davidson County at the enulrg March else
ton oeclS-td
re For Clerk
We aye suheriEed to announce JESSE JORDAN
euuy o0u Clerk Of Davdaon County, At the
Iung March election. deS2l-5ti'
We are horized to announce KOS JIUsK0 RANcH
candidate o.oouny Court CLERK OF davidson county the
ensuing 4, Tch election. dec21-1&~
Weae authorised to LINpSLEY NIOH0L NJ q
candidate OF this County Court Davidson county,
at the ensaing March election. dec2f-id
Fer Revenue Collector.
We authorised to ounce Oh DWELL, the pres.
ent Collector candidate Revtnue Collector paVd
unty, at ths ensuilg March election.
We authorized TO WILLIAM PAYNE as q
candidate for State AMI ounty Revenue Collector for i'd
county the enssiIg March election. dec24 did"
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FoRT HENRY, Dec. 2Oth 1861.
All absent officers and men stationed at this Post
who are not on military duty or sick leave are
directed to join their respective commands imme-
tiately. By order of A. HErNAN,
dec24Iw Colonel commanding Fort Henry.
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COasOAAzaon NAz1rna. -In the City Council last
night, prOEr1cted struggle took place to elect
City Treasurer, 70 hll the vacancy occasioned by
the death CT JOEL II. sMr7H, late Treasurer. The
bAlOtngs stood as follows, JAS. NIcHo1 j. &. HATCH
~ ard JoHx RA1xKs being IN nomination
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-27

The letter of our Bowling Green correspondent
will be found on the first page of this mornings
paper.
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General 0rders-No. so.

FORT HENRY, Dec. II, IS6I.
Hereafter no families Of officers, or men, will be
permitted to live at this post Those already here
may remain until further orders.
By order of A. HEMAN,
Col. Commanding, Fort Henry.
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ATTESTIoN.-AI officers and pr1yates Of the 4lst
Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers, now absent on
furiough, or otherwise, will report themselves at
Camp Trousdale, By the 25th inst.
By order of Col r FARQUHARsuS
decZl J. ANTHONY, Adjutant.
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Selling out TO Close.
Bell &c Aker5,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

RIOS. 10 and IS Market street,
Have In store
300 ioS SD i5 Rsn n1Rh2 ss si3"''
10 bags Prime COheei
90 boxes Star Candies;
81 bbls NeWsum's u Whisky
I6 bis Old Robinson Co1nty WHISKY,
" Rye
) Smiths Old Reserve "
. casks fac French Brandy;
10 hbls seignegt's
I6 bbIs Gognac, Otard and Rochelle Frandy,
10 bbIs Gins er, Cherry and Blackberry -
% bbs Port Madeira EhsTTy Sweet AMI Malaga Vines
10 baskets Champagne Vine;
% bc1eJ Ian horne & Armiste1d Tobacco;
20 boxes assorted brands
Large stock Of fine segsrE, Pickles. Spice, Backing Fix
lures r Warehouse, Empty Casks, Tercss, 6 &C. all OF
which they wish to close cut INN nedistey
cec2O-Iw
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s..ssess 'ssz ssz Wunssa. ssszss.-
SfffLNAN q BREEN Of Memphis wish to secure
the services Of Distiller- zone who is capable of
experimenting the construction and management
Of alirgs Distillery; to such person unusual IN
ducsnents are OHsred Apply BY letter to
SrH1MLS BR7KN.
dee1e2w Memphis Tenn.
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EngIish Troops Ordered . CanadIa.
sFcsia OIL Pateat Inc Fak,iI,e ulon ara Ansa..a.

sFcssl Di Pateat Inc EahTIse uLon ara Anellesa.
RICHH,lsD, Dec. 2G.-Tho steamer America has
arrived with later news from Europe whiehwas re
eeivedat Norfolk to-day. ~
Prince Albert Of England, ia dead.
the United States to hurry home al British ships.
France manifests no sympathy for Lincoln, and
if there shall be war between Eaglsnd and the Uni-
ted States, France win cooperate with England.
The steamers Persia and Australian have passed
Cape Race with troops for Canada.
!
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one hundred thousand hOOp-pOIes wanted for tie
COnfsderate COOpery.
neri7dIw EN-. BRUCE Co.
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Notics 60 Correspondents.

We win sem special favor friends and corrsspon.
dcas In Tho divisions and camps Of the Oonfede-ss
viii furnish with all the gossip sRd proper be
placed before the public We wish to make pepper both
interesting and welcome visitor to the tent Of svsy soldier
sighting battles for independence Their letter. EhOsla be
addressed to W At Nashville. Tenn
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Fresh Sausage Meat and Tender Lsins
for Sale
Families in want of Sausage Meat Tender Loins
and Spare Ribs can be supplied at the Pork House
of [deeI91 E. II. BRUCE Co.
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Pity Dollars Reward!

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living on the Cumber
HI River, about eight miles above Nashville Tenpss
negroman, named JORDAN. TWept dollars reward W
given taken Thin the State and 6lty out he tecu
aRy way that get him again.
Jordan i've feet eight inches high about twentv-hTsy
old weighs one hundred and atty five pounds; sps when
talks and Eammers when excited hair head, thin with on.
spot nearly naked; left cheek running the
nose, towards the ear dark complxon right leg
caused BY cut from SCI the. lie has pr0bab wSy
to some OF the camps A W. 0VERT0h.
Dec Iith lS6l.-dd
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Lost.

A double case Tobias Watch, with chain at
tachsd The finder will be rewarded if the watch
is returned to this office.
dec25-d3t'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-27

Our Office has been this day removed 70 rooms
over Planters Bank.
E. n. BRUCE Co.,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government.
decI:lm. GP
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NASHVILLE EDGEFIELD1 q KENTUC
ls21LSl2
Rail ROAD.

THROUGH ROUTE 70 TIE WEST AND TIE SOUTH,
Commencing Wednesday, Nov. 2I, 1861.
Trains viii run follows
SIS MMsmphis ExpressRuns daily makes connections
all points AID South Dis-SEes shorter time lsss
thin BY any other route
$40 M-Freight and Accommodation zrsn-Daly ,sandayu
e1sepied) huns only - Clzrksyills.
Memphis Representatives In Nashville At fc-A5P,M
Accommodations and Freight Trains arrive at I2:3OP
Through Freight for Memphis &C, leaves Tuesday, Thus
days urdays at 800 Freight receives up II
o'clock NOON
Through Tickets for sas IN College Bt Bero FOR Memphis
Hickman Columbus Humboldt, Jscsson7 Mobile New Orleans
aad other places. A. ANDEEsON.
nov24-u Receiver.
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Fifty Dollars BOunIY!If

Fifty Dollars BOunIYIg
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR-to be attached to
Colonel JOHN G. BURCH's Regiment. Good arms
and everything furnished allowed by the Regula.
tons. Apply at No %. Broadway Nashville, Ten
nessee. dec. 20, m.
Patriot copy, aud charge this Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-27

Z 3 AMERICA ROMANCE OFBICE,
Richmond, Va, Dec Is, 1901 !
FEHE Ordinances Bureau CT tie Confederate Etes agree to
reeeiTe all 'Chsrcoa! Gold East Iron,' delivered at
ashVle, Memphis, Florence Ala Chattanooga, On or
before the LIST Of January 1865 ana pay per gross
tom at the point Of de livery.
Iron delivered at Nash Yile Chattanooga Florence Ais
will be paid fer BY Lieut. Wright nashville, Ieceiuts
OF agents. to be designated by hin those points that cey
cred st Memphis, BY Msjsr " Hunt
PartiIs will p.easa assert thl-F en-, I,2,3 ;.
J. G0RGAS, Lieut.. Col,
Chief Of Ordnance.
Chattanooga Gazette ono month. C2ksYle Chronicle
month. dtcIs dkEIu
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'EemGer LOIns, SpHre-fGIDs, sack
Bones and Sausage Meat.
DERsOEs desiring Hog and BE- D. can supplied Al
the Packing House Of a. BRUCE q 90.
dec4
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For Rent,

For Rent.
HNHE dwelling, No 81 Spruce Street possession given on
the hTSt OF January, 1851
deciS- DIT janI'62 ROBT GIBSON
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ARGE accumulation Of superior stock Of every dsSrp-
1 tom Call at BENZ SHIELDS cos,
dccI9-u Central Auction RoomA
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Notice 70 OandIaates.

Circulars candidates Inserted the UEeE AKERA
be pail other notices. and the payment
cared in advance Of publication This rule viii be enforced
inlexbIy No crsuars either candidates their feads
Will herss- be inserted in this paper any other terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-27
Important Notice.

EEVHK undersigned hereby informs the people OF tbs Conf
crate States Of America, that he is fly prepared
nsh them ali the stevs, Holovwsre, Mil Gearing, Car
Wheels and all other castings TIA. they nay need and also do
amount Of machine work for them, fair rates. his
tensVe Foundry and Machine Shops, located at Knoxvs
Tenn. A. L. MAXWELL, in.
dscI3 div
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CAMP GRoSTLoND, near Bowling 6rsea, Ky,y
December "a, ls5l.
To tie absent on ers AMI ssg9isrs Of fds s2d 80
Regiment.
" on are hereby notified ard rsqrei INN diasy ron
n your Regiue1t nile RCTthgest B3gImg Greaa,
Eent-eky. ~ order Of Col I'd @, COOK.
CALvta joss, Adjutant decis dI8t
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EOF Sale.

OF 9hAes
n e1oh nze for city or county properly lie New and
~ Liyh Dfausht Steamer Thistle Apply 70
WM. W. xxx,
Corner Of Broad and Cherry sheets,
=. q lIn- N.ahaIIa
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For Rent,

TENHE stor Nos 81 aud So College street. being OF the
q most desirable stands in the city.
Also for rent or sale the convenient DWELLING, No 90 Vine
containing eigh Roomsth tel servants
rooms, sc. Enqure Ct W BIC ALBUM,
decIq-2agtf 81 Vine street.
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ENGLISH MERCHANT SHIPS oRDEREp HONE
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union Bank OF Tenneess

Union Bank OF Tenneesse.
NASHVILLE, December l, 1861 !
ELECTION for eleven Directors, to the ensuing
~ year. will be held st abe Banking HouS Mond y tbe
9th day Of Jeausry neTt.
dec idM J. COREY, Cashier
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Wanted Immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deIiy-
cred at race track, or at our pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which we will
pay the highest market price in cash.
q
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Fer sale or Rent.

Fer Sale or Rent,
HoB PORTABLE Dwelling Bouse with out buildings Ice
" house and twelve land adjoining the Fair Ground
Rent, $3.50 90.
Also small dwengon Murfreesbors Turnpike with garden
Rent SI25 CO. de 5-dIm1 J. KIkKNAN
40 Hire.
Ak LIKELY NEGROES, comprising men, women, boys
ep and girls, to hire for the Of his foe the
ensuing year decl2 dtfl JOS. WORK.
For ReHt,
TENHE desirable ocs Cedar street. lately occupied By Nj
u John Tumble Apply to
deol0-dlm ". MEREDITH
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Negroes Wanted.
WANT to hire atty ueyros deck han11 Oh a-esn n,
thssssmerB John A. Fissg, General Andes anil nue.
touka, Nss.vls Tenn, and Fort Docsis-u
Tenn. viii pay To- them thirty doilSss gsrm9n,h
deI.6-H h. HAMILTON
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LIE INSURANCE oFFIoE

w. j. MARR,
Opposite the Sewanee House, on College street, ia
the place to obtain Insurance in some of the Oldest
and NEST reliable Southern Companies. nov2O-f
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Wanted,

ONE HUNDRED good teaEstss for service the CoHfsd
crate states 90, three good harness mAksrs APP
Il The ousrtsrmas,sT General office Al the Capitol
Y. B PATTON,
noV7.R Asst Qusrisrrlaster.
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Shoes for Sale.
1900 pair mems asserted BrOgsns by J. W.
WARD i Co.
Purchasers viii please call and examine them at
EVANS 4 Co. Oct p 1861. diff
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRTvAas OF THE AmERFCA-
PRINCE ALBEIT.

LATER ERoM ENa1sSD..Il - =
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Sergeant FFL.IX G. Cook Secretary.
Hopkinsville KY, Dec. IS b 1861.
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General order No, 81

deC24lw
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The. IEacOn Beacon,

Is published every Wednesday at 81
n advance, or So at the endof the year
by II. c. FERRIS.
Advertisements at the usual rates of
81 a square for the first, and fifty cent.
on each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not paid for on the
first insertion, will be charged rs cent,
above the usual rates.
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summervllle Institute.
THE BEST MALE SCHOOL
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES,
SrMuaRvLLE, NoxgeEB Co, Miss,

,- O. ,
EVILS institution a Boarding ochool
entirely Will enter upon lis sew
enIh annual term on the ls' oil uc'ooef
next, The Buildings viii be enlarged !
the Apparatus ana LIBRARY improved
inc heciia'lon hoomS IurnlShed win
uhuP', OH"I'9, N'ooeS, W. AO' i,luS'
'Fa'l9g every branch Of sc'ence' me
number oil servants |'iI be increased
ana Inc rooms a''endea 10 as well as IN
'ae oesI private % arGlng houses IA
snort, the Pf'hcipal has the capital,
ana intends to spare no expense IN
Offering to the pu6hc such a school as
In tho mas, h, bo, oI,,,,,. boo,
crowded, He feels called nnon ,bare.
fore ia sov I'm, oolu sixtv.eigb, boys
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/. 0. = o.

~tnnTV ssssts
80 hMAN Lodge No. 10, I. o.
o f., was organized in Macon on
the 9th ot June, 1861, by A. +. Love,
Grand Master ofthe State of Mississippi,
and the following officers were elected.
=, Grossmnn, n G., Jacob Fa8er, v.
g., Lewis E%thndge, Sec, J. NJ Higgins,
Treasurer, and William Ward, James
NJ. Hagins, aud I. S. Freeman were ap.
pointed to act as a committee on the
Odd Fellows Cemetary. Those wishing
to purchase lots in the Odd Fellows
Cemetary will apply to either of the
committee or to c. Grossman.
The regular meetings of the Lodge
will be on Monday night of every week,
at 5 o'clock p NJ.
LEWIS ETHRIDGE, Sec.
June I9, 1861.
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Southern Groom Frttit Il1'
ENOR SALE at "EINEIAN.
n NURSERIES," near ..co.
Alabama, by
C. C. LANGDON Il SuH,
A splendid assortment # IA
Trees, of healthy and vigorous gtJ''r
and comprising all be choicest 7arr
lies that have been .es,st and Pre- ea
suited to the South,
PEACH TREES CT ,.ats e-'b.
SEQ per hundred. At .a.se prizes.
however, we except hose a.v and 81.
perb kinds-the Chinese and Iorey -
the price for which will be cent Or
$50 per hundred.
Our stock consists Of over one nun
bred varieties, ripening in succession
from June to November.
APPLE TREES. Prices ae as
Peach trees. We haze one hundred
and twenty varieties, embracing all the
new Southern Seedlings, of approved
merit.
PEAR TREES-50 cents each
$40 per hundred, One hundred md
fifty varieties, mostly on Anger s
Ounce stocks.
PIums, Noclarines Apricols, Al.
monds, Mulherries and Ounces, in va.
%riolies.
GRAPES, Roots and cuttings Of
Jail tn leading and most popular va.
%rlelies, The Catawba in quantities., for
vineyard purpose at low rates,
Raspberry, Blackberry aud Straw.
berry pIants-a large supply OF all the
choicest kinds.
ROSES, so cents to one dollar
each, Hybrid, Perpetual, Bourbon,
Tea and ois ette-a splendid assert.
meht, elnofaclng many OF Inc new and
rare varieties.
r-CataIogues sent gratis to all ap,
plican;a.
rpNovember ana December are
the best months for transplantn 2 trees.
Address
c. G LANGDON & ON,
Oct. 7, 1861 Mobile Ala.
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KEROSENE OIL.

AVlNG Obtained the agency for
:, the sale Of this Oil from one Of
the largest manufacturing establishments
III the country, | shall at all times keen
a large quantity on hand for sale; and
purchasers may rely on getting a GOOD
and pure article, and as cheap as i oan
be afforded in the up country.
Also, a quantity of LAMPS at every
variety Of price.
April 10, 1861
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-09-11
aON. ISRAL WELSH,
For Congress.

The undersigned citizens of
Noxubee county respectfully
announce Honorable ISRAEL
WELSH as a candidate for
the Confederate Congress, in
the Third District, composed
of the counties of Lowndes,
Noxubee, Kemper, Neshoba,
Winston, Oktibbeha & Chloe
taw. They are impelled to
do so, not only in consideration
of Mr.. WELsH's conspicuous
rectltude of character and
acknowledged fitness for the
position, but as a token of their
unqualified appreciation of his
manly and diSinterested con-
duct IN the existing eXlgencles
of the country.
Mn. WELSH was among The
first to advocate resistance to
Black Republican domination
he spoke for it in the assem-
blies of the peopIe-he voted
for it at the ballot-box and in
the Convention and when
resistance began to assume
the proportions Of a stupendous
internecine war, he promptly
shouldered his rifle and KNAPP
sack and went forth to meet
the enemy upon our border.
In doing this he set an exam
pie which other prominent CT
villains would have doae hem
selves honor to initiate. Not
for one moment did he cast
about in quest Of rank and Of
flee. He had the manIiness to
brave the h~ardships and priya-
tons of a common soldier. In
this capacity he has been in
Virginia over three months as
a private. in the NoxubeeRiAes.
Mr. WELSH is said by his COM
radeS in arms to have exhibited
conspicuous valor at the battle
o! Manassas, where his gallant
company won praises rom the
whole army by their GOODNESS
and intrepidity, and where, in
all respects, they bore them
selves in such a manner that
the State of Mississippi may
well feel proud of them.
The people of Noxubee are
proud of the conduct of Mr..
WELSH, and will testify their
appreciation of it by support
ing him tor congress with al
most absolute unanimity they
call upon the people of this
District to have done with oily
politicians, and to honor the
man who is willing, not only
to speak in behalf of their
rights, but has testified his
rediness to fight for them.
Voters ofhe Third District !
rally as one man to the sup
of the patriot-soldier
THOMAS J. MOORE,
j. j. BEAUCHANP,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL.
+. L. PERKINS.
J. J. SHELTON,
JOHN MUM,
d. II, THOMAS,
II, i. JARNAGIN.
ISAAC D. WELLBORN,
H, O.. BEASLEY,
W. D, DOBBIN,
JAMES B, McLELLAND,
i 2. DAWES,
WIN. Med CONNER.
II. DENT,
W b. L0CkETT.