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Especial Dispatch: to the Chicago Tzibuua1
WAaHRaroa, May 10.
Adviees received to-day confirm al te1e-
graphed on Saturday in reference to oyer esti.
mate Of the rabel forces NOW concentrated in
Virginia Gen1 Scott knows positively that
the aggregate number of men, armed and un-
armed, collected at various points from Hat-
per's Ferry down to Lynchbnrg, did not ex-
ceed twenty-five Thousand.
Our Government would faln See all three
months men changed into volunteers for the
war, Al it is now evident that the call for three
months service will serve more to embarEass
than benefit our plans for the suppress
Bion Of the rebellion. Three-ffths of the
Northern troops enlisted under 1t now here
are, however, ready to enlist for the WaF.
The sloop Of war Pawnee is anchored at the
foot Of the min business street Of Alexandria,
with her guns run out Of the port holes. She
crossed to prevent interference with Po-
tomac navigation, attempted several times
within the last few days By rebels.
Commodore Buchanan, lataly resign
ed, has applied to be reinstated. His re-
quest will not be compiled with. De Stocked,
Russian Minister, will send out dispatches to
bis Government BY Wednesdays steamer, re-
presenting the Southern rebellion In it's true
light, and advising not to rece gnize the South-
ern Confederaey.
Ths first secession furry having paased
away, Union men In Northeastern Vir-
ginfa are moving and reaction daily
becoming more manifest The disarm-
ing Of the secession brigade in st. Louis ~ilI
be fully sustained by the Government se-
cession sympathize1s are still actively engaged
here in reasonable uachinatlons. Even in
the Departments suspicious characters are
! still tolerated. It is high time for a cleaning
| ont Of the Augean stables.
| To-day the second regiment Of New York
| Fireman Zouaves was rendered to the Gov
er rnment,
| The Chiefs Of the New York and Philadel-
phia Fire Departments are here to offsr steam
! engines In view Of the repealed attempts to
IRE the city.
Francis Thomas Meagher is now serving AZ
Captain In the Goth Regiment, and Fitz Jam ea
| O'Brien as q private In the New York 7th. :
| A great pressure il brought to bear on Gen.
/ Scott to induce him to order an advance o1
troops Into Virginia. Even members Of the
Cabinet hare been exerting themselves to
some effect, but the sagacions old hero viii
not move on Richmond until he ia quite
rAnNt
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.BatrtKoKE, Hay 13-A train non Pennsyt
vania cams through this afternoon, with mails
and passengers It WIS hailed with evident
satisfaction BY the people along the route, and
e 7 passed through he etty, many etpres:
sto1s Of Eeaeome were given: IIhe national
to day, the prdhiti tiuu having been removed,
The :ctaZans- have been all Ry In expectation
: ct the. arrival Of troops eoyer the Notthetu
: Central Road, but thus far none. .hATe axrfyed
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ksa.as troops arrived ut Memphis thia morn!
1nR..;I..,i .ft ~ 49,: s. .:S..a. ~
thereafter all tosts passing this polnt uili
!: b. stopped, snd no pzoyinaaas nr mnaftlona
|: Of Rar Hill bs permitted to paza.! :;:.s-1--
~ The:EeatheT= : IL quite :eooia1a paeassat;-
ILL IL Huiat.;:4* a.H - ses@'- e;.5 * =
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MILITARY DkrAR1kKxr OF THE WEsr,
ST. LOUIS, May II, 1861. {
TO kAs Pso11s Of tst Ssot< Of A9ssoaTi. a"d tstv
Of ~. Louis:
have just returned to this post, and hare
assumed the military command Of this de-
deplorAble state Of things eHsting here than
myaeH Tbs past cannot be recalled, can
only deal with the present and the future.
most aoxioualy desire to discharge the del
fcate and onerous duties deyolved upon NE,
80 as to preserve the public peace. I shall
carefully abstain from the exercise of asy un-
necessary powers, and from all interference
with the proper fan ctions Of the public off.
GERS of the State and city. I therefore call
upon the public authorities and the people to
aid me in preserving the public peace.
fhe military force Stattoned In this Depart,
ment by the anthorityof the Government, and
now under my command, will only be used in
the. last resort to Preserve the peace. ! trust
may be spared the necessity Of re8orting to
m m4rtias law, but the public peace MUST BIZ
PRESERVED, md the lives and property OF
the:people protected Upon careful review o1
nv Instructions, I find have no authority to
change MEDICATION Of the Il Home Guards"
To avoid all Cause Of irritation and excite
ment, If called upon to aid the local an. hori.
ties in preserving the public, I shall, In prefer.
ence, make use OF the regular army.
I ask the people to pursue their peaceful
OF their local authorities. aud to Rbstain frcm
the e1citements Of public meetings and heated
discussions. my appeal, 1 trust, may not be
in vain, and pledge the faith Of soldier to
the earnest discaazge Of my duty.
WILLIAM 8 Harvey,
Brigadfer General q. 8. A.,
>. Commanding Department.
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...,- Tho Leyslty OF the 69sh.
Especial Despatch to the: N: T. Tribune.1

~ - - AAkS9 Icy Ely U1 H00 OS&us
:; Especial Despatch to the N. r. Tribnne.]
HxGnaEroWK. .Coa1;EHE, GEoRaErosFN HaHrs,
=. DC, Friday, May TO-: 1851. { i
=. GENTLEAEN Once for all, in reply to
various fntin1ations and inquiries, each more
7or le@ diapazaging1y implying IN uncertainty
asr to tue loyalty and military spirit Of the
regiment under my: command, beg leave to
state Snd do so positively and finally, that the
69th Regiment N. Z. s. N. has come On here
IN prompt comp1iance with the call Of the
President Of the United States, IN defense Of
the national sovereignty, property, and. flag,
and that wherever and whenever the National
Government, established and acting at Wash.
tngton, may order the 69th, there md then the
B9Eh are resolved and sworn, to man, to Get.
:. s..Holding, as they do, that they are no long
ar- r-ettizsns and soldiers OF the Stste of New
Fork, but are anreservediy aud heartily eitf-
Zens and soldiers Of, the United ;stafes Of
America, If which President Lincoln ia the le-
gitimate Executive, and the stars and stripes
are, the world over, the recognized, historic,
and inviolahle symbol, after this declaration,
the 69th will make no answer to and take no
notice Of any such doubts or imputatIons al
thosein question, save and excerpt what their
military obaiga ations In camp Or battle VIII En-
able them to give - :: q; !:
And have the honor to be-. genilnmens,
your obs4ient, fafthfnf eervant,; '''* !:
l. 4: MICHAEL CORCDKAN; - :
= f!n1nr 81 rnnpr, an RI iu0 f4fhs RaDf ufnr+- j;
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:: NEW YoRK, May 13.-A Polish gentleman,
formerly Colonel in the Polish Legation,
was tendered q high position in the Southern
Army By Gov: Moore Of sAlaaama, who at the
! game time requested him to bring drawings
of the fortiications in this harbor. He re-
Piled that 'his next visit South would be as an
enemy to traitors to the flag Of his adopted
! country.
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paRfurs of The steam .s7an.rVifeln1aaa
/. T.. u HtnpF1nE, 1r41a2.: -. ~ i.

::BA1n1MoRE, Friday, Aay 10 This morning
I'D thIee men, waa obss9!ed going pat on the
T Frederick noad fron1 Baltimore, and: tho fact
being communicated e Gan, Butler: At The Re-
lay Honse, he dlspetehed seopting psrty;in
pursuit, who aztook the wagon slx; miles
/ beyond the Relay House, Il nehester. On ax.
s@Di pstsa,a. = .t aa na a ssS sS1 ssss etsn
sotas notoEisty heaeL during the -exeitsmant
suceeeding the riot 81 the 18th, aud: waa fol 4
! 3sW days IN The. custody Of the city, authofi-
tiee. Il WAS being -faken. to HHper's Ferry
when captured The ealdiers brought the
7 House The prisoners, ono of whom !. M
Dlekenson, thefnyentaf md owner .ofths gun,
were sent to Anaapolls.11 h ..y :. .,r-:, - -.
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.: Nrw Ont.KAHs, May 1$--Ihs Mexican war
tteamer Constitution, from, Havans on HE
9th, has arrived Sugars declined Hmg1c:
New Orleans Is quoted 1t ~ reals. Startling
exchange 7@7A premium; exchange On New
York 293 prem, nm. -.
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Pa11apEhrH11, Hay 18th. : It is understood
that Col Lewis fegimsnt lst InfantyWiu ro-
cetve marching ORDERS Tomorrow throrgh
Baltimore soufhwaEd; they AteF fully ,eau{p-
ped. II ColzLyle'a regiment ezn be rot reaaiY
Il Will also ba sent of To nsorrow= m5ar aaau.
mapd Of Gen. CadKna1&2af. -: 49, {: : :.
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4 ,:Ctiragt, Trib,11.t.


So PLACE OF THE FIGHT.
Our dispatches tonight point to Thar
!per's Ferry az the probable scene of*the
flrst fight between the Government and
the rebels, We shall see.
, 1861-05-14
=. Movements OF Illinois Troops,

A4Ao VVAkAVAAh3 VI AAkAANAR A1NWRAt
BUREAU JUNCTION, Ill, Msy 13.-In an
atfrxy yesterday afternoon between Samuel
Richie. Phil Martin, and man named Finne.
Eaq. all Irlshmen, Martin stabbed Richie with
q large knife, killing him inst4ntly. Martin fs
under Arrest. :, 4, -;@:'- =
.GA1RsnuBa, Ill, May 13-Three companies
Of volunteers, one from Henry county,. one
from Hnmphfy county, and one from Warren
county, passed hers this morning en route for
the camp at Peoria The Ga1esbufe Inyincihles
a1so left In the ZANE train. 4 Largo crowd
collected at the depot to witness their de-
parture- -.
FREEPoRT, IL, May 13.-One ct. the meue-
bers Of the McHen1y county volunteers de.
clined to take the oath this morning aud de-
;clded to return home. His uniform was taken
from him and with: q halter around his neck,
he Was led through the ranks followed by his.
ses and groans. 4 squad Of bis comrades ac-
comp4niad him to the depot still baItered,
/, enliventng the way with The ronees march
and kindred melodies. At the depot be Was
the observed Of all observers, and aa the train
moved off he received the compliment Of fhe
distant grosps - . parting blessing. :. :;
!. GA1yA, ILL.,, May IA Company Of 9s men
called the GAva Grsys, left this morning IN.
der command Of Capt H. q. Bush, en rossts
for Peoria Camp. Capt Bush has the full con:
f1dence and respect OF his men and the heat
Wishes and pfaye1a OF the citizens Of this
Place. The Company is composed OF As NO:
!. Bile AeaEtsd fellows Is ever shouldered \; INNS.
-ket They will give good aeeouut of them.
= ee4Fae-: =. -. = ,~-ts :. ~
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~ MoaraaaRkI, May,1s+-.It, ia probable that
iCongreGa will ad}oatn within the nex& ter
=. days. to meet again IN JAY, At such = psaeo. a.
= clreana1tapeees may sreudsF necessary. 49,. :.
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Cairo to be Fortffle d,

!. NEW YoRK, May 1s-Thc Timex dispatch
states that Gen Scott has sent orders for tho
fortiacation Of Cairo, commanding Bird Point,
which he regards as the only assailable point
at that post, :
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They do not yet realize the extent Of the
baocksdes of Southern poftas - thsg suppose
eettpe TM b shtppsd- :. ~---z1-:, -:.r:~:-
= iIylFE1s
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A Canard Exploded.
NEW LONDON, May 1S-The. report that
two pfivateers hare been towed into New
London iB not correct.
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More or the 1t. Louis Affair.

ST. Louis, May 1$.-The city has bean quiet
and orderly to day, and citizens generally have
been engaged In their Usual avocatfons. Capt
Totten's battalion Of regulars are still quar-
tered in the city and will ba kept here as long
AZ the Police Commissioners consider their
presence necessary for the preservation Of
peace
The troops at Camp BisseIl, NEAR Caseyville,
oa the Ohio and Missisaippi railroad, are tue
Twelfth regiment Of Illinois volunteers, under
command OF Col Macarthur, Chicago. The
telegraph office was opened to-day putting
the camp in direct connection with st. Louis
and Ill eastern points. ;
TIE E1shiny s7ouraal publishes statement
signed by Gen. Frost and his staff explai ming
why Camp Jackson was SURRENDERED, They
say there were only fverounds of ammunition
in Camp and neither arms nor provisions to
supply the forca Eight hundred men were
under their command. To have attempted
resistance surrounded as they were by,si1 1or
eight thousand troops well armed with every
= appliance Of war, would have been mere sui:
eide and retreat was impossible they being
without N cans Of txanspottatl N OF proyisione
aud no credit to procure either.
They censuTe the State authorities for not
xfpaying jnst military debtst and say that proper
supplies should be procured, and pronounce
Capt. Lyons demand illegal, unconstitutional
:: and wanton trampling under foot the Laws Of
: our common country.
: It Is estimated that ten thousand persons
left this city yesterday. =. -
! A perfect panic Is raging, In some qu&rtsrt
almost entire streets being deserted.
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FOR S SALE-A small stock of
- good Jexe1ry for sac on long credit, CT will II.
change far other personal or resi- property small
eats1tsded business In city cnnnfry, Csll IN the
evening Tor Iavelsr at the Office at the Merchants
AOte, or xddreaa " IewaleS," Poet Ofoce Boz 1883.
1v:t
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The fnt firing wss some h.lEdoxen shots
near the head Of the column composed Of The
First Regiment, which wss guarding the pris-
oners. It occurred In this wise The artillery
jackson, with their pieces bearing On fhe
camp. The men Of this command were most
insn,tfngfy treated BY the mob with the foul
est epithets-Were pushed, struck and peltsd
with stones and dirt. ALI this was patiently
borne until one of: tha mob discharged a re-
7olver At the men. At this they fred, but rot
more fhxn elx<hota, which were sufficient to
dispense that portion Of the mob. How many
were Killed By this fire Is not rknDwn- None
Of the First Regiment {Col Blair's) fired, al
though contf1aaily md shamefuliy abused By
both prise and the mob.
The second A0d most destructive firing waa
from the rear Of the column guarding The
= The mob T. the point intervening between
| Czmp jackson and the Eear Of the colnmn,
and one Of them on b, ing expostulated with,
became very bellgerant, drew his revolver,
and aased dt Lieut. Saa4aa IF The segM2ar arsay,
| thres Times, during which a;croWd around him
cheered him on, many Of them drawing their
| reyodyers and firing at the ,pnttad States
preparatory to aforth shot laid Ais pistol across
hss asm ind eoas taEsnp deliberate aszn al" Lieut.
| SazzQn, when he WIS thrust through: With
hsy0net and aEed upon It the same time, be
Ing killed instantly. .HsIa the column OF troops
] having received tha order to march, Lieut.
in his<raA4 beeane the sob}eets pf fnrioqe a.
tack from the mob. Affer several OF Them
&AHe kho4, they came TO = halt xud fred, with
ffst1 e6eo4 The mob In 3nTetreatthg from both
aides Of the line returned the frs and the
troops repnsdsEa!n :fhakouamand was then
1ofa@f NHa promptly oaeyed u rapidly ~ It
! rn1Id HI pAaaed along the Apn. Il ~ T.. +
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GREAT MILITARY SUPPLE
PHILADELPHIA IKQUIKEK. :, -;

Hardee's Tactics for the Million.
Contained Il an eight Supplement to THE PHIL
ApK1paIA lNq1InEA- embracing the tehool for the
Soldier feE tho Company, and Instructions for
s1rahss f5r tstAe md LiEnt Infantry Tactics, cam.
plets-aIn& EHted with twenty -four en1fxynGa and
threh corfaet Maps OF tic Seat Of War Fabn3hed b
1Hfnts4tonuf Aessrs ]. B. 13ppineost d Co.. Copy
+: THIS 7aaaabfe work id thu rink aad alaof the Ar1
ts now ready for delivery to NeWgds .le41 x1d Fe11n
FrftA tar To ropfaa 81He: for E3copiea
$aee; nr Y Eopteas a. RinKle copaes. ceutz4:.
l. CAah to accompany the order -
|, Ih1ee one tent stamps VIII be received h pay:
- - WIZ VI. aARDHsa, =,
FhI1tdelphfx Inquirer, No. III South THIRD &teak
myA e1ee4s FM11tefphtA, Penn.
, 1861-05-14

4 GOOD TENANT WISHES A
l. l. small House, within fve minuta7 walk Of Lake
street. Address "R. r. Tribune OMca,
=
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n R0-VER D. BAKERS
n4toaao1oa1 -
:Ed1lII.Ts 6KWIEiioi, NJ MACHINES.
!: =. ~ ~ #..s4o AND UPWA7ns.
H. 11k Laks 8essst, Chicago, H.
. N7>-' - TART. .1Y1sfp1

:TNRUSEEE'S- SALE. Whereas,
L. default has neen made hy Charles 5thnltdt ia The
pxynFzH of h4 two certain prontssorY notes, dxted
M6y 9EA lisa ons o< tae sAEfd for ouR thooaznd do2
xs payHbe 10 the ORDER Of ErN1n Zobus oua year af
feT iutste8tat fsu ps7 Eant and the other
ppon snt gear rom ms ats thfecf viii nsesest Il
-, sscu1sd By need o rf1sf Of dste viii Ea'd 49ts
"a y Trastse Il Esroiine seaSdt il md by xbich
a Desa at Trust fAf pares eonreysa % ne uae1- TX
eilnsd - TInstes- the orth half cI enh!os tV2 "
II III No seven { In Block stn t1s1 OF REac55ohha
Reciou fifteen t). 1ovnshlp nm yn5a9 ~ 1at
i1n In the County of Coox and stAta oI tuaos wa
i'm builninra aad tmp1ueeueenss ereoa MO which
Deed of Tfu7t Tas recorded In the Omca o1 tAe Re-
corier df ss1d Cook CcunsJ. Ia Book ~ Of NeedA
Ed Xasrssa apql1catsou haa been uaaa to tia m
AfrssTned TFrktae to eIetnta the poWexp in eSiA
~Ietd or The s8id andB or 20 much fheYenf ss
my be neoe&1Sty to make tha n0nsy aScH ttA hi
natea With the interest tht eeoA u e0at3
Nov, therefore, pnb4o nohta h hereby x1Jen Ii At
Z O. -FAIne Fr6Ar, s-fd Trustee, VIII un Ma @T H.T
Of Nay, AD t. At 10 O'Clock m he foteNoho fsai3
Day d the EoZh aoeE q he E1nlt Hp1aeS1 "a 1nEn
x q Eook r. the Gig g Ehte1g stn e tahTE a0o
npaENt Of fands Vha thu ainRsoaenanfs: :&sseoa. 70
;nAka he naaaY 4uA upon tho eea fEonieeoFy N0tea
with the toS2 xhd expena&A OF sxia -@ -
-. - q EAINN TREKE Tras1e4.
cnl4eE9 AAJ Aa4J ists sHt ~ q RI1&s7s0
, 1861-05-14

w ANTED-A situation; as Book
w Eesper; Have hAd eight years experience.
1ve yesn u eaa hou.e: WIN Etve andonbtsd csY r.
d. De-. and Win eon1e one moath or tTiAl xnd w11
except modefnS a.lAry: hat Do not Rfessa after
Pest 01dEe, CE1exxe.. T.. my43Ixt
, 1861-05-14
~ eln aohfrfi8fatfutg.

- G. H. 8cR3RNR; Adus4*is3n9 Aaea<, IS Dsor-
boss It; u axth6rtssd ta rscssas A6se sza<ats1ar
kk4s tzd al tes Leading Fnpszs At kks KoFtAaretf
, 1861-05-14

ITO LOAN-$l,5oo to Loan on
L Improved E1ty Property for two years. at si1 Per
csat inserest !. Agents need not apply. PErkR
SHIMP, 167 Ai21s street mYl4x1t
, 1861-05-14

NOTICE. TO RETAILERS'-
~ NoE Z yolr tfme to sen out your business for
cash and Tea1 estate 70 NAN who dssfea eoething
and Medicines and tI4nnrs aceepksnls,- Aadress
, 1861-05-14
TWO NATIONAL SONGS
=" UNION, aoD AnB LIBERTY"

-oUR. NAT1oNAL FLAG. -
Cspttxl; and Warrington on haE1G hack ID the bsck
Eroundt and the star spaosled Banner" supported
By - anr with the offoeFs Of tue Cpp1atrtx 4rMY
In fhn dteea In front Just pnhN1hed by
H HIGGINS. LIT Randolph street.
, 1861-05-14

SPLENDID PARLOR5, ALSO
~ desirable suits q Room. to rent with Board 1t
, 1861-05-14

tin, Of the New York Chamber Of Commeree,
wera IN consultation with Secretary Chase
Friday about the now loku- Yesterday the
Secretary Invited otfers for the nine millions
undfeposed OF under the act Of February,
which does rot reatrict ot1en to par. This
callrequires ten days adyertisemelt only. Il
IL understood the Secretary though authorized
to reject otftrs below par and resort to reaa-
ury notes, will accept al offers at OF about the
current mxkst Tate,,an not resort to treasury
notes till after the <explratlon OF the so days
advertisement Tor the balance Of the losn. "
Preparations being eotupietad for effectively
b}ockadfng VirginI& waters, Capt. PendegIast
hAs given notice o1 Is days for all vesaeas to
leave the ports Of Tint State, with or without
carnoee. Several foreign ministers sud Aome
! Americans hare asked for an extension OF
t time, but In every case hsVe been refused
| The order will be adhered to fmperatVeIy. .
Perxons, though representing Themselves
Union MIN. are denied the privilege Of for
wardsnx locomotives to Tennessee, for tho
| rsason among others, that sneh machinery
| might be used In train ting hostile troops.
| Government also fake8 tare that coal for
stesm purposes 1shau' not bs transported TO
dinloyl States. .--,. ,,.>t
putsnett 1ate Inst night that soz9Iat sm@atves
sells had bean fired q from the Vfrgfnt4 shore
ind "a effort naada ID d9sath them By ths al.
t1and1fa authorities til order ttthHt their ear:
Eoes u Hsh,, Instead u being brought to
Washington, might be nsed for secession
troops, the Secretary ordered the Pdsenee I'd
fNtqp the lAx1a8 pEottea11E4 ri s1%*tE t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-03
CLARK d FULLER'S
OIL.
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SOLE PoPRIEToRs,


CURES
Hes3ache, Earache Toohache in three nutes Rheumatism,
oo1ghs Neuralgia, cOdI Eryspelas Bronchitis Dyspepsia,
outs Burns Bruises sprans Chopped HANDS, PIes UIcsrs
DArrba, Bunons oorn Frosted Feet Deafness, Old ssBes
spder Deg Bites Bites The world chal.
lenged for its equal for Scads and Burns Scratches
Fsua sad and harness Calls fresh wounds o. sTenEs
and the best known rsmedys apply tender footed
the foot Cures all cutsneous diseases beast
remedy can cure in all eases, but show
ties, responsible who being bought
be produced for any ether medicine.
We assert for every naady which the human
Auiy subject but what ~e proclaim suastanAte
living The AMBRosIAL On Nashville pepara-
oa snd sold throughout the south and Southwest by all good
druggists and general dealers The Souh justly proud
sarch has produced really worthy eociLe which Is bound
drive ont much Of the worthless imported trash with which
Please call At our oce where will pleasure In SHOW
Ing and testimonials tsO Numerous TO set forth the form
standing, who using in rpraece, As they state
gith marvellous eGecta.
Read he evidence o. d. virtue Of Clark FulIer Am
standing rsPrOAchAble Read s5e Be eonyinced
Sole Propreors, Nashville Tenn Depot Il College street,
For iss By the ProprieOrr, and all Druggist. and country
raer"hSn's novlD-s0m
a IOyINGTON Rail MILL eOMPANY.-This CoGpany
~ prepared with q best new and impFoYed machine
fill ordPrs for rerong Railroad Bars a. ne shotet no
Eice the capacity TO turn out lo TINS week
In rerOlng Railroad Bars one third new ren Is sdded @
the Old Rail that will net lsinHte and insure per-
feet weld
Street Railroad Bars can furnished, Of pattern re
CURED q different lengths and sizes
All order shall receive prompt and careful attention, ana M
nooe but the bes eras val be used in the hands OF skfu
SoSkme the Company hope i've entire ssSscon 70 those
VINO may favCr 4 with their custom.
R. BUCHANAN SON, Agent,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
-RzFEa TO-
Clement, President Lltde Miami 3 %.
Cenn Lewis President Covington and Lexington Co.
road.
LLOnn-edieu President Cincinnati Hamilton and DAytOn
kk Co. rarl4-s2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-03
Notice TO shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
SrPKRIN HNDENT's UFBIcR, I

ErPRRIN iHNDKNTs UFBlcR, I
$3.50 Mas VILE, Tenn, Ma ch 8, 1861
TNreghts em the West consigned the
Chatanooga R r Nashville, and designed ship
me theRoad said Company arriving Nashville in
greater than be shipped Immediately he road
or stored the warehouses the company, that temporary
storage have fer the be found elsewhere
and for the purpose Of having the charges for storage
ale and uniform, have been made with Messrs
Dsys and Har2nn No street, for the storage all
river reehs rest to Of 20 per tan OF 300
rounds which will Extra Draysge, storage and handinE
reaaluu for commissions all expenses incidental
10 stsrage They agreeing protect the FIRE t. fer forty
Ave aav without dditona charge. II protection
length OF time found from causewhch is
sntciT ated particular attention will be paid 70 dates and
AZ vii he made
10 give expsdition til h,t, obvists
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CHILIs Ar and others complanapts LArfin Brooks
n and otheIsdefendsnsJudgmen Bill March Rules-Or
ton OF complain ant by his solicitor and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the erk Master allega
bill which that efndant Arkn Brooks,
Ia resident Of the Tennessee IS therefore order
that publication made successive IN the
Union and American, published 10 the city Of
Nashville requiring the defendant appear b
Ckancely Anesboro before the
Onday Augu t. 1851 and -plainAns hill the
will be Tor confessed and for hearing
psrie 70 him. WILLIAM Il. BOLTS, @ q n.
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