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Virginia Election.
The Richmond WHO of the 25th saws:


From the vote received we judge that Virginia has
asserted her independence by the largest vote ever
cast in the State. In this city the vote only falls
coo below the Presidential vote in November; and
fully 500 votes absent on the military duty.
The following returns which we get from the
W7.ig and other Virginia exchanges, will show how
the vote Is running:
NORFOLK, May 23-This city is unanimous for
ratifying the Ordinance of Secession, save 6.
CHAmoTTsvILLE, May 23.-Three precincts in Al
bemarle county heard from, which give l,l46 for
ratification, against 1t none.
KEYsvILE. (ChaI lottc,) May 23.-For ratfyIng the
Ordinance of Secession. IA; against it hone.
HENRCo, C. Il, May 23.-For ratifying the Seces-
sion Ordinance. l0S6; none against IT,
BoTETCURT COUNTY.-NOt vote sgaist the Ordi
nance in this county so far as heard from.
STANTON, Nay 25.-As far as heard from, in
Augusta county. the stands: For ratifying the
Ordinance. 3 800; against it 6.
RoCKNGHAN.-The vote in Harrisonburg was
unanimous for secession. There will probably be
20 or 30 in the county against secession. One
has been pOlled at Moua Crawford. eight at Green
mount. and six at some other mount, precinct
near by.
Discrimination ratfyirg secession ordinance
6s3. against it l.
Sussex In this county. gentleman informs us
that the vote was unanimous for secession. We
were unable to learn the number of votes polled
| CHEsTERFIELD.-The vote at Manchester for
ratification Is 800 against it none.
! LYNCHBUKG, May 23.-The vote for Secession was
! ! 1876. and none against.
Other points in Campbell county heard from
show a similar result.
Roanoke. SALEM, May 23-The vote for Seces
sion and amendment to the Constitution is $50, anc
none against.
FREnERICKsBURG-Fo Secession III; against 2.
| DANvHIE, May 23.- For Secession
| 407; against. none.
Pittsy lvania Courthouse, 3o'clock.-For Secession
| 30; none against it
| GREsAE- RUcKERsvHLE, May 23-At this pre-
| cinct the vote was unanimous for Secession.
HANOVER C. H., May 24-At this precinct and a
Ashland and Coal Harbor, there were no votei
| against secession.
! RrCKBRIDGE Lexington one vote agains
ratification Zacharish j. White) Other precinct
incomplete. But one vote against secession thu
! far.
LoUIsA-Frederick Hall, May PIP N-A
| the votes are cast for secession.
! Charlotte c. II. May % So far as heard from
in this county there is not vote against secession
| SMYTH.-So far as heard from not one vot'
| against secession.
WYruE Two precincts heard from are unani
nous for secession.
WAsuN .ToN.-For secession, 1907, against it 20.
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rhe ERad Faith of the Lincoln Admin
iaIration.

The question of good faith between Mr. SEWARD
.,a JudUe CAMPBELL with regard to the assurances
TO, NV the former to the latter that Fort Sumter
g. 90 he evacuated, not REINFORCED, has taken
chase. Ii has been made, by the adroitness Of
49, Albany Frenaq Journal, 70 assume the shape of
.,ostion of honor between Mr.. SEWARD and Mr..
Trsoo,x According to brief statement In that
- Mr. SEwARD's well-known organ-the New
ynrk N,,ss infers that the following were the CIR
s,vnostances of the case
In the first place, Gen. Scott had reconloenaed 10
she P.asident the withdrs al OF the United states
sor,,as from Fort Sumter as q military "eOeSs''!'
and to avoid blOOdshed. ia 1,,sro ConnbsU
Secretary Sew ard, having invited Judge 1;
70 he an intermediary, or go ost"ee Wy oorvars
istration and the Southern Con mlSslOueIs, az ~
ed freely with him. and stated TO niln VIVA n, u
Seward then really bslieved-and gave pug
that the most would be evacuated. Ii is NOT uGlSu
also thai all the other assurances stated Oy Jug
Campbell to have been given by Mr.. oe"Aru' fe
ally were made. Il, ~
But, says the Albany Journal subsequently 'ile
President deemed il his duty TO author 10 f
20 reinforce and provision " the fort. Iha1 - W
aRy, the President, having succeeded in duplng MT
Seward, the Southern Commissioners, and The pup
he generally, both North and South, thought II time
resk faith with all and Onder civil war TO be
besunl
lady and after the President had determined
rpon this perndIous course, Mr.. Sew ward, if he saw
hndCe Campbell &C al, was mot at liberty 10 say
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Tho R,ght n, pr,xateer,nr.

Two incidents are related in the public Press,
both of unusual interest and Importance IN the
consideration of the privateerng question: at pres
ent.
After the United States had recognized the Juarez
or Liberal Government of Mexico, under the late
Administration of Mr.. Buchanan, two privateering
steamers armed at Havana, in behalf of the party
of Gen MiramOn. were intercepted and captured by
our squadron in the Gulf. and carried as prizes
into New Orleans. But the United States District
Court there decided the capture to be illegal, and
the steamers were ordered to be released. The
right of the Revolutionary Government OF Mira.
mon, which scarcely could be claimed to have had
an actual existence at that moment to Use letters OF
marGue and reprisal, appears to have been conced-
ed by the United States in this Ii surely sets
preeedent for the recognition of privateers Of the
Southern Confederacy by Great Britain and france.
if they desire to do so. The New York Press is
indebted TO the Courier des Eats UnS for reminder
of this important precedent
The other instance is related by the London Tunes,
and is If correctly gwen still more decisive against
the right of our Government to oppose the recogn>
ton of privateeriDg. An American ship was cap
tured by cruising vessel OF Francis IL, on the
coast of Sicily, after the Neapoitan GosernmeI
had declared that coast in a state Of blockade. The
Times AYERS that the United States protested that
no Government had right TO blockade lts own
ports and that we actually demanded and obtained
restitution from that unfortunate monarch on the
express claim that las he claimed Sicily as part OF
his domnions as Mr.. Lincoln now claims the
seeded States-he could not lawfully blockade the
ports of Sicily The Times would seem to intimate
that this point is one which the British Government
ia still considering before recognizing the claim OF
Mr. Lincoln TO the right of blockade Of the South
ern ports-Neoo York NetoS.
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The three hundred and fifty German imigrants
that in by the Col. Kennett on Friday started
up the river yesterday on the Bracelet.
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THE CAPTURE OF THE FgED KE>NETr.-Ne have
heretofore announced the capture of the steamer
Fred Keanett at Memphis by order of Gen. Pillow
The Memphis appeal of the 25th says:
The military took possession of the boat. and the
proper officials entered upon the necessary invesli
cation, which the mayor reported TO Gen. Pillow,
who was present. 1t found that the kennett
wholly free from cOntrabsnd commodities
She had some freight for St. Louis TO which point
she bound. but the principal part OF her cargo
for this city and Virginia. In particular, she
had on board seven hundred bales of wool from
Texas which is very much wanted in Virginia. Her
passengers were not OF the formidable character
rumor had represented them to be. In the cabin
were over fifty passengers, to whose presence no
objection existed. On the deck there were three
hundred and fifty German emigrants, who Just ar
rived from Fatherlsnd, ignorant of our language.
On this fact becoming known, all feelings OF in
cipient hostility were at end If the informa-
ton we have received is reliable these persons are
members of society which in Germany formed
themselves into sort of joint stock emigration
company. They sent agent before them with
funds, and he purchased land for them in Missouri
and had the necessary arrangements made for their
reception. This spring they left their homes to-
getheP and are now on their way to their lew resi-
denees. The boat. in accordance with the military
regulations that prevail, will be detained, but
will be perfected for sending the Virginia
freight and the passengers to their destination. The
peculiar situation of these strangers, in strange
land will not be forgotten, even amid the tumut OF
civil war, but sympathy and kindness will be ex-
ten ed, to prevent inconvenience 70 the euni-
grants.
The Appeal OF the 26th says:
The three hundred and fifty German imigrAnts
that came in by the Col Kenneth on Friday started
up the river yesterday on the Bracelet.
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R. TooXBs, Secretary of State.
How ,ne eai,o,,e. obtain their money.

Mr.. G. W Faulkner. of Mount Vernon, Arkansas,
been at Louisville. purchasing goods, which were
shipped by way of Nashville, and started to this
point by river on the steamer Tom Scott, Whlch
landed him at Cairo As he was walking up the
levee which protects that delecabls Place from the
encroachments of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers,
he was met by six soldiers, who brought MN 10 a
halt. They inquired his business, his residence
&c, and were ans wsred promptly. He was asked
if there were any Union men in Arkansas and, to
''ssve his bacon" told them that there was plenty
of them" They let him 90. but he had proceeded
only few steps when he was ordered back The
soldiers then searched Mr. Faulkner, and took from
hiE Colts Navy repeater and S83 IN gold. lie
demonstrated with them. and asked to be permitted
to retain enough 10 pay his passage home, when
amid many jest OF his expense they handed MN
a one-dollar kentucky bill in change Mr.. Faux
ner managed to resch Columbus, where he took
passage on eosl-barge, and arrived here yester-
day, as before stated The Eercensries st Cairo
have earned the reputation of thieves and they bear
their blushing honors meekly. Memphis Avdtanche
Nay 25.
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Good for Louisiana.

In addition to the above the Della says that there
are now 10 camp, awaiting orders to march, four
thousand more, aud at least five thousand armed
and equipped in the city and for home protection.
Our contemporary adds: THUS nearly onehslf OF
our voting population hsve taken the field IN de
fence of the rights of the South. This number VIII
be more than doubled whenever tie emergency re-
quires We doubt if any State in the old or the new
COnfederacy has made such display of military
resources as our little State"
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PsocIamnIIon 81
IsHAm @ HARkts,
-. stare OF Tem.aes,

49,. I'D ceronsrs IN sad Hisia--Gresti,
EHNo ne sorprAnded 70 pan sad h a 90 ,lscI
hoe ~. ,sS ssldibg eleostoas n yonr csanty. eel
A say 4 s8s Is i,r,s' ss1.ss q ssss so9 -
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-. saasiso oransne sr b eaatss q ~
,siaoa q - csss.s 80 q e i; 80 =
a. ~ s, of nay ssl ssddus rsin rsreu sEs - =,
ding 70 iay. - r.... u..s,. ases-i
a. ~ raid hsT1 neroan1e - n 11na - 49,
haS - a. Rflha 3i1fe 70 - a. rcd .. - ~
nSszhEiR sii - ia az 81 s.1fs ~. ..,rri
- oEllncF. Aikt44 54stfl
y.F.R-E 'Sssf ss'' pA'F
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-28
ROCL LAM Att ON
IsnAm O. HARnTs,

Governor OF the state Of Tennessee.
To the Sheriff Of Daridson CouHty-GREETING
xyo are hereby CORN lr6.a open and bold election
all he ace hold eeciIoas Ia your county tie
an dsr Of ia e next the elec q Serstor ard Rsrre
ssua I've in Assembly q ssi4 State for the District
AID ornty q DAVIDSON, eAoned he r,sg atoms Of John
ytmhe a. Senator, a sdWsrd d East Rspress 4tage;
due r.turn u ere Z make to I'd ne q Law
In tessin NJ Shefsof, have hereuntose my hsDa
and caused the great zeal Of the state be AIMED Vi
"a the Dspa HashEille this a3d dAy Of Nay,
4 1851 ISHAM a. HARRIs.
~ BY the dsvernor:
J. B. r. RAE, Secretary q State.
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To the Volunteer Companies often.
neSSce!

ID EPoRT Governor snSssNsr With the tender for ser
n, list Of the aoeFs and OF
the possessed b the onPary It's AMI
post ees I'D 4rss VI captain ehsx Of eTvce ersd
whsher Inf4ntry Cavalry Artssy and 10 provided
with, FhA have en made " the company
70 aaif "a .. camp squpage aus the hike.
vet the Tep0rt be cesH tn Z NJ the ap
Each company Ihou be under thorough dr and dsep
Ne will be furnished the sompzny Is muster Aio
The service Of the Slate. NshvlL, Tenn
Fe5ss IA Esw NcBEERy,
may4-dtW& wa sdiutant General
- MeDph Appeal and Knoxville Register copy 70 amount
Of Is each, and forward bill .afe.e r--I
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The TeIeuranh.

The Northern dispatches, revised by DESSIsoS
and concocted by the Administration, are continu-
ally telling US what great deeds they are going to
perform. We never hear of any thing they hare
done with their mammoth army of rsgamufins.
One Regiment at least has commenced backward
movement, the eth of New York Is this the GUdrt
courier OF the great Abolition forces beating back to
the North They say they will be in Richmond in
july. This we believe to be agenuine TELEGRAPH:
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PROCLAMATEOS-
Governor Of the State Of Tennessee

JWlo the Of the counties CT Warren, Cannon coese,
Van Barren. Frank Lincoln. Giles, Bedford Marshall,
Marry, RuthfTfJr viii anson Hickman HardiT NsBne,
lawrence In said tateeTeethg You are hereby eounAness
open election all be places Il folding ee
respective couote the oh ay ef June nszi
a having Civ the not requir BY sE fr the election OF
Mai rGensra far the 81 DIV sion Of the Mil Ia Il hid STATE,
al the in SG aTsion and daereurn thesSf FAKE
According to iaE. .
= In testimony whereof, have hereuntA at ny hand
and eaused Krea seal Of said STATE to be afKed
- At NASHVILLE, the 2Sth day Of April, 1857
by the Governor: IsHAh g. HAAkIs.
,. z. RAY Secretary Of State.
Ap26-dtE&wtds
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InsnIVenf Nnfice.

Ii persons having claims against the estate Of Ann VII
deceased hereby nosed 10 hle them with the Clerk
County Of WeAsey county rsnDessee - bis
Dresdea before the 18th day Of August neS aadl
cation and pro dshu ion having suggested the nso
vsncy SAID estate and said Clerk bavr appointed that dag
for tie adj Indication Of the claims against tbs same
ROSS, Admir-. de bonis non
Of the estae Of Ann Wilson, deceased
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TIE Fpsr PalvArErR.-The Portland (lIaine)

argus, of May Is, says:
"A letter received in this city from q shIpmssteF
in New Orleans, dated May states that the fast
steamer Calhoun, had been armed and fit out IS
a privateer, with crew Of picked men, and was
then only waiting for her commission. which was
hourly expected. There were there twenty ships
that might become prizes, unless they could get
away before the Calhoun got her commission.
Strange to say, the Calhoun is commanded by ma
tive Of Portland
The Argus now has it in its power to state that
the Calhoun has made about $4,000 since rece1r-
ing her commission.
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PREPAsArION FOR acknowledgements for the
removal of the Departments have already begun
and it is thought the arrangements can be complet-
ed by the frat of June, or at least early in the
month. The clerks in the various departments are
already beginning to offer their furniture for SALE
and the papers and records being put in port
Die condition. Ii is the intention of the Govern
ment to establish the Departures in Richmond as
soon as proper buildings can be secured by the
Committee appointed for that purpose, aud as the
Virginians have been anticipating the movement
since the time that Mr. Stephens arrived there as
Commissioner, the procurement of rooms will be
an easy Montgomery Advertiser Mdy23
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Insolyent Notice.

TTAvIN7 suggested the insolvency Of the est Of samuel
Nicholson deceased, to the CLERK Of the County osnrt
Of Perry county tere hereby notified ale
Claims duly agther cated before said Clerk before
the day November for rata the will be
". B.HICHoLs,
nSy3-w4tprsfeeo3 Aarainistrztcrs
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Inso,yentNO,Ice.

IL persons having claims sgns he estate 81 w. Davis
deceased hereby notified ale then with the CLERK o.
C1snty Court q Weak county, TenDsssss al his ONCE In
Dresden before the 18th day OF August next for ua
Dr. distribution. hsVpG Suggested the Insol
veny said estate and e having appointed that day
for the adjudication Of tie claims against he
W r RJS5, Administrator,
Of the estate Of W Davis, deceased
navA-uAtnr,sseea3s
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Notice.

WOR obvious reasons compelled from and after this
n date to adopt the exclusive LASH 81 stem.
All orders 3oods Attention, ErsT 81 Accompanied
By . remittance sufficient TO cover the same.
maJ4-dtvkHlm LANIEB PHILLIPS co.
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Passenger Trains On tie yashvsii. ,,a r,
will run as folloE,- - -
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rnn INVASION OF vIRerSrA.
Details of the seizure Of Alexandria

PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF COL.
ELLsW ORTH.
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Estray in Dickson County.

TTlAKBN By J. DeVOre, 10 Hickman eouoty, Tenn II
District on ID Of April, 1861. yeIJw gay Plly.
a5us yssrs "a hands inch hxn right hnd foo. white
up pas joint small white st her forehead; hind
foot skinned b. the gear z. DkAN. kanser,
may3GA Hickman oounty
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NoTICE no sHIPPER..
ELE TIUN NOTICE

ON thes dsy o. June, IssI. Ill 80 sisi.,.,i
toa, for r.s ~ pose u Enfns y 80 iei.si
btwsep r. s,s, Of Re 20 see ID he JAZZ 80. "
ca" also upon "a oraiaase- ief ss ~ - Cefiss1
gtitutiCn q the PrYyis onal ~ a.
ats Of America. sccoFqieg %
pa asd MAJ he stE, lebi 80. III ui..a. 49,,
Re Consf bita in sch CiFi Is'- -
held the shove eleCtl@u. xnsruN Ra0N 80
mayt7 a @"nN
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NOTICE TO POLuCY BOLDEHs.

kRod and Ate5 this DATE ard until furt ntce the War
Oause x be 10 ered in all 0pen Polk issued the
Tennessee Marine aud OonpaAy and Tie Nab
EilIs colneIeizl InsarALee UO~paIy.
3 tsr A. y. BUrLgR,
gecrstary Tenn Mar. and Fire fnsuTan 60.
{sAke WsLKBR
secretary coEmereia1 fnsrfss ce cUapany
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EOR MaJols-GtNERAt.

We authorised % v =. EERcHEvkt q Lin
coin county, candid Nj rdsneA o. the Third DiTi
GOn Of TeaDsssee Militia oonPoset the cnunfls Of Wares
cAnaon 1oGes Van Brsn Frank incOn Giles, Bedford
MARSHALL, kAEry. Rusa rf0rd xlLsrson. EickuAn Bard
Wayne, and Lawrepce Election Saturday. June 8, 1885,
nsy-lAwtd
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND ATTxR
WEDNESDAY. May asa, 1891,

Passenger Trains SasAvils and ca...,..o-.
GOING sAsT
Leave Eashvills al $50 u and asPM
AfnVe q ChAttsnOos. % Il aad LeeA
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga At e:Is A and zeoPW
Arrive Il NASHVILLE A. J. P hAnd 79sAM.
Ek'HE Trai leey ing Mast Vile AZ so N e.n,.e,, n
u,es WITH s1sl byvile rAn1h. rulI.h ma slt Nesin,
vile ard Ma Sh.stef hsrosd D-carrd Eth Wiscss-
and Ala Ri 49, ''-@-7@-9
Tbs Tsins loving NashT lie e n eo.uet, a. Va,
race win Shelby le Branch, evepsou IN N.,,rl
ChArisson kArosf and ~ ~ nroaa win R.s. TO-
Geo and We tern and All ntic Rair as
through resss . the oiosinE po nts and Il pr,o. ,.
Cd can re 81 al aOurs, APpc 70 s fitfst Ireot
81 0fics, ~ De ct: 49,
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PRvATEERING IN THE GUIF.-The militia Of the
seas" is beginning to be active somewhere else as
well as off the mouth of the Mississippi. They
will swarm before long We take the following
from the Pensacola Observer, OF the 18Th:
His Honor Judge Finley received dispatch TINS
morning from Apalachicola informing him that
prize had been brought into that port, which re-
qured his immediate presence 70: adjudication
The Judge leaves this afternoon.
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ShwAIL's PoNT.-It is stated at Washington that
the troops at Sewals Point, 5000 IN number, are
commanded by Gen. Lee, who reached the enrrenc n
ments from Richmond on Wednesday. resident
of Norfolk gives Information that there are TOUT
bpndred cannon ON the shores below that city, the
batteries extending for five miles. The guns are OF
the heaviest cahber, and Old Point Comfort is con-
sidered impregnable to attack.
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WILL repair Umbrellas and Parasos style
4 giving isfsctlon make no charge.
le house, in o MeKeIdree church, will
pwgs-In NwooDHoUsE.
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UmbreIIas and ParasOIs.

AM prspued to polish sharpen snd repair, all kinds
Cutlery at the shortest notice, and Ia q bet style
uay23In ~ JOSEPH WO0DHoCsE.
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al Good Farm for sale.

XTE oasr fer sale the pses which tisnan has II
Wv since I655, and knogE ne Rogers and, Sing
Yellow Greek Dickson enunty Tran, partly on Ne stage %
within mile Of WilliAnsvis and rsc mics % n
VILE md NoFthwegtern Railroad; heay plee.nt ~
f1l part Tenreaes Said lard contains aoout 10 nu
and niaety szas-oighty ssaref and abat afy 4
kFaAe dwelling cut hoarss &c, &C. Also Ho 81
s,cards and Seversl asvsr falling prnu Of s1eseat va
Ee tmber~d and certainly - made one o. 4e Aost
rahls t-ck farms IN thls ssesa o. soany We pronil
har1aIniu this land will ell eaah. ~ "a ae With n
est For further infornston call on lane neaeli7,
lives near MD place. c. he andsrEgnee d 7gSs Lad
Tsnne,.-s i've, BTRN BROTREEl
UaioA and lnsrscas sopy, Hnd sA.Fgs Addocats.
~
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WarNotice!


In ChauCerY Rg Ltnoe0s HeHmP
CHAR rs GuLHAkT, Keric. haas ct al-Apr Bales
Ie6g.-Crcss Bill in this e II appear from Com
paInants bill which 70, u At the defer dan H
lex and bogtn dents q the sate OF
Tennessee thereto tired shat publication he FADE IN
the Sashv lie Union and fon5 essiSs Eeeks
said defendants appear the next term Of the
Chance Cont der for the county Of Ferry ~ The
courthouse there Ii den. thursday alter the second
aoadAy 10 bsd den ar TO omPlsLn
ssts bill or the will be taken for confessed and the
"' IsAAoH HULMR, G. 4 n.
Nm Cog, Solicitor Tor eompAinSnis
u 4enysf eoR
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Nashville and ChaGtanoOga RalI1
road Company.
suHRRIuBEHr's 0yT1cE,
Nashville, Team AFrn %, lssl.i
To Whom this May Concern.
u Transport
FREE OF CHARGE.
sgainst the Company, all Volunteer ccpsuis. supnlie ~
aantons q Msr intended for the de- Of the soafh M
Commaning 0heer viii Re ured e srnish ne Porvarl
Agent vita ert6cats shsEng numor Of sn nd 90
maze Of freight - transported.
This prop ston Wil apply aivd u.ls bus IA
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your daughters, your wives, and your houses Neh.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-28

A regiment left Paris on the 22d inst. for the
seat of war W. E. Travis is Colonel, u. Y. At
kins Iieutenant-Colonel, and c. B. Yensble, Major.