davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

BALTIMORE MILlIIA-THrIR EXPRESSIONS AGAINST
THE MASSACHUSETTS TRooPs-DANGEB OF SogrH-
ERN SEN--A STEAMBOAT TRfp-soUTHERSrRs AL.
LOWED FREE srEEcH, SoRTHERNERs NOT.
left Washington by the earliest tram on saturday
morning and reached Baltimore in the usual time When
the stages reached the Philadelphia station we foun Ii
closed up, and with difficulty asceraned that ths
bridges the line had been burned ani that no trains
could pass We then rode 70 the depot OF tho Ea
risburg line intending 10 come by that route, and
there received similar Information. An officer Of The
first division cf the Mary land state militia boarbg the
and sccouuemcnts Of the United states informed
tbr sixty OF his division had, by order Of Gov
Hicks been sent out the line to destroy the bridges
end cut the telegraph wires. He showed some feeling
In regard 10 the Of the previous day and
intimated that was well FOR the Massachusetts, men
that the state militia had not tcen under arms Well
certainly IL The would have be an fearful
IL armed troops had been out TO esst their passage
When / realized the exasperation prevailing ID Balt
more consequent on the previous days tragedy,
thanked God that the communication with the city bad
been cut or The glorious seventh regiment had faty
determined 10 eight their way through, and II they hal
had the chance Of doing 50, hundred Of their thou
sand men would never have reached Washington Pratt
street, through which the routo across the CITY
lies, and which consists of warehouses aad dock
openings, would have been lined with thousands or
armed infurated men, who would have fred Ep5a the
troops from the houses and shipping our gallant fel
low citizens would have been brutally sacrificed TIE
shelpg OF Rs.timo-e w0xd hardly bavr sa.fsncd III.
thirst for epgcance which that would have aroused
here ard through the free Sises Governor Isks was
well % that, and perhaps after az, his AZ. d
destroying the railroad bridges ipstl6ed IN ths,
yicv he felt that ne poweress 10 QGc tito excite.
mort. The Marylan1 state militia should Lgt, Low.
ever have beep committed against the General
government, az they were aui are E / nay
fudge by tia Demonstrations on Saturday. The
pcone Of Baltimore woIld not that the North.
crn tro5rs, whom they free In eyeCFanv, were
marching TO the defence of The American gover1ueat
They could Only comprehend that absurd dea that II
an et)rt IL sabiugste their brethren of the Soutb.
How TO get ont of the MoIumeutsi City Wa nov the
question o. tho hour Al exlt by raroad cut Oh,
and u was besouirg exceedingly dangerous ~ leJtbcp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
THE FEELING IN MISSOURI.

81. I9C.s, April - ls6l.
Quite nsmber q edtoTials from prominent papers in
the Interior Of the State express much indignation At the
action OF the federal goycrnmant IN calling larga
military forco IN the aeli, ami especially sor cilag fr
volunteers from tho border Iaye states: buG nR much
vi temper s rninifes'e5 ard there "a less Ispasi.
ton 70 run The state into rash IGcfensibe
than ir some other states. There good deal og
cesson ieebs n some sections, but the prevailing senti
ment Is unanimous for conc'iiator aDd pcacc There
are many runors here, bat the cty is I1iss aud
derry. No public ADMINISTRATIONS ar any chara ter have
been male.
iSrr'gsrEvrE, No, Apri ~, 1851.
Ib@e we're only 100 muskeis, nearly 400 rihes ard
three cannon taken from the arsenal in Gay county, anil
hey we're OILY taken 70 protect The c.sons from any
rowing bands = despsradoes thai may attack he coarty
bond wss given FOR ,hem, snd they sl be seiurncd
when demanded ~ TIE proper auh,ies otser cinron
ssdeurs vge nci taken,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
INTERESTING FROM WHEELING.

WHKEING, April Y, 1901.
The demonstrations along the Baltimore aud Ohio rail-
road were but slight
At fiarpers Ferry there were about 8 600 vrginian
troops
representation of the Union sentiment at Brooke
Hancock and Marshall counties sent TO this city to
day, to learn what action the Union men of this city
proposed taking in view Of the demonstrations In the
eastern part of the State aud concert
No special action taken, but is quite likely con-
yention Of the western counties will be called.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
NEWSp ApFR ACCOUNTS

DEPARTURE or UNITED STATES TROOPS FOR NEW
yoRK-uNoN MEN IN ARAs-INvrTATioS TO SAM
HOUSTON TO HEAD THEM.
letter signed by nearly 900 persons cmanatng from
Can Auonio Texas, has reached Governor Houston ask
ing him to out there and address the people against
the Convention, the Legislature the s,u,hern conredo
racy South Carolina etc. This petition be followed
BY others from that part OF the country.
The Galveston Ne,cs says these are all armed with
the guns OF the federal government The secession
missouors have demanded that the arms be given up
bu; The men refuse to surrender
DEFENCELEss CONDITION OF GALVESTON.
The Galveston Ne,1 says
The appointment by our Coanc yesterday OF q citizen
t. 90 Montgomery and lay before the government the
cees c6ndtcn Of this cty aud island and also the
request that the Mayor correspond az with the stae
Executive on the same subject, prudent meaures
certainly But shall wait until responses 10 these ap
icatoDs are received doing oil we can for or de
icrce! limo presses; every hour counts: II we are 70
erect sand batteries and .rganhe military the work
should commence AZ once. Ii arc not to take any
steps OF this kind General shcrm should at once re
move TO The interior all the artillery ard war munitions
brought W from BsG2os. II they are MOTTO DC defended
hey shoud be exposed 10 the demand their
turn 10 enc of ,r, iancon's arm ve'ses There are
heavy artillery shot aud shell and disciplined mon
enough al General Saerman'e command lie has NJ
focdcT. hn. there IS We have been tod, stock
u ths city belonging I, rehants. ~ h1t M money
may haze, qfd 1ur citizens certainly have patriot
enough T. tdFnib hs CALI fumes sufficient TO purchase
that stock and more in New Orleans.
AEXcAss rRErARING FOR Az ATTACK or TEXAS.
correspondent. Or the catestol Ncrs writes from
Fort Brown, under date OF March a. a. fologs.--
In my lps; defended the Mexicans from holcng any
sElolEy t0wEis ZIG. Bat the events o. the past feS
day haFo lei mo % believe that they are indeed
treacherous race. learn from reliable source-and
Colonel Ford slys the same thor-,hat go Mexican
troops are pow forming IN the state or Tamaupss 10
operate against the TeXans The Hcxicans erect
g battery o. Tire banks Of The river viii the cannon
bearing on Brownsville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
ALI QUIET IN BALTIMORE.

WILMINGTON, april y, 1881
Passengers from the South the ust passed here
say that al IL quiet in Baltimore and that the turnpike
Ia clear o. secessionis.s
Pm .nE1ma, tpril p 1891
The military 20 70 Havre de Grace and by boa, TO An
narol 2. A regimen; left ii = morning.
The seventh md Massachusetts, regiments have posses
zion o. the road from Annapois 10 washingtoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
REPORTED sHEILING OF BALTIMORE BY
FORT JcHENRY.

PBiL.DELrEIA, APRIL %, ISL.
ysgue report, states that Fort McBenry sheliiug
Baltimore at midnight on the 21ss.
PHIL1prfrBA, April q, 1891
silly reports have been shoat all day to the erect that
Baltimore has been shcled, tha, mob had bsroe1 the
Cathedral because the Archbishop displayed the Aneri
can ag and that Col Fremou, had arrived at New York
with quarter Of million Of muskes from Eng and.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

NOR n!ns aovern3r c=r,in, by sid Of tn sele rapa ac
Eties hs possession succeeded In having h arrested
day II Eanover, in York county, Pernsyvania 1t is
said thai Sepnses las been Communicating Information
to tire rebels 10 the exact condition OF things
C1ristc, and Of the movements Of Governor clrtn's
troops he win probably be taken c1mediately TO Car
is's aud delivered TO the OFT ,ers at the barracks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
THE RErNFoRcrMEyT OF FORT M'HENRY.

WILMINGTON, Deii Aprh ~ Isol
nayi officer arrived al Wilmington thls afternoon
lie ssy the steamer e. r. spsuldlng landed portion
Of her roops and reinforced Fort MsHe7ry very qute
rhc namoreaos we're waiting for her arrival 70 seze
her, bal she started down the bay frustrated their
desgns.
Annapolis il charge q the sixth regiment Of Massa
chaset,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
THE MIsslNe pENNsYl .yAN1A rroops.

PHgL1DErha, april -, 1891
Several q tho rennsylrasia troops, who have been
missing since the Baltimore riot hare returned here and
report as having been consnei IN a1 In naHrore.
Thirty Eve others, who have been wandering in the
woods, pear bc Coaowngo, we're taken to regh5orlrg
hocses and treated bndy. ne later hare ret returned
tspe Jet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
WILMINGTON. Del

A train IS In from Baltimore by way OF the susque.
hanna river.
Baltimore quiet last night six o'cpk bu, active
preparations were making to take To-t NcTerry The
Fort was prepared TO resist and guns pointed the
city.
The above received in the city yesterday tu. ac.
eilertlv InielaiJ.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
NEWARK, Del, April %, 1s6

NEWARK, Del, April %, 1861.
II just reported that naval officer, who just came
through from Norfolk states that the Merrmac and Ger
mantown both scu,tled and the Navy Yard burned
by the government forces The report not confirmed
Another states that the Merrmac got out with
great difficulty, floats having been ngenously con-
strscted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

regiment Of Pennsyly anians, and the Rhode leland
Marine Battery proceed this morning in the direc
ton Cocseysvile is only fifteen miles from Bltimocc
and the army assaIed Fort Mc9cnry act in COZ
cert
HARRISBURG, April ~, 1861
-Four huDdred rega and 500 volunteers arrived here
this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
IMPORTANT REPORT FROM VIRGINIA.
The City OF Norfolk and Navy Yard re-
ported to be ON Fire.

We learn Of Capt Lowrey, OF the Julia Tyler which
left Hampton Roads on Sunday, the 2lst that the pilot
who down from Norfolk to pilot his vessel TO
informed him that the city of Norfolk and the Navy Yard
were burning at the time he left Captain Lowrey made
further inquiries from the pilot the subject, as he
was wholly ignorant of the state of affairs on shore, but
states that he could the flames distinctly from his
vessel The pilot being only on board for limited PERIOD
owing the shortness of the time that his services
required accounted for Captain Lowrey hoing no con-
yersaton the subject and up to the present. nothing
is definitely known only that large fire had broken out
but from what cause is as yet my stery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

The Dangers of Travelling Through the
CHy-The Great Highway OF Commu-
nication Infested by Armed Secession
fsfs-A Vigilance Committee Organized
at the Hotels. the Wharves and Rail-
road DepOts-A Reign OF Terror.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

PmtApnERiA, April % 1861.
prominent phadelphtan has arrived who ert w,ss.
fngton saturday afternoon At Baltimore he WAS arrested
as SPY. He escaped by referring 10 Ra,moreaps He
went In carriage lie reports passiuc c,ckevsvule
where stce PeDnsylvanians we're eneanped The rec,
of the route effected over the Northern cen,r, ran
read
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23
IMPORTANT FROM HARRISBURG.

ARRRsT or rNigED STATES OFFICER CHARGED
WITH TREASON.
HsaRisBrRc, April 2o, 1881.
Information was received by Governor Curtin to day
that Lieutenant senpier late II The United states Army
stationed at Carlisle prscts 0e5 from That place hi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-23

MPOKTANT MOVEMENT TN IUUT5VUlLE.
Lorisyrfr, Apr 70, 1891.
There is a movement foot and viii probably 10
adopted In day two between the civil aud military
authorities Of Louisville, Jefiersonye ami New Albany
TO prevent any invasion By hostile troops from the North
or south, long kentucky preserves her present
sotug.
Locrsvntr, April %, 1901
Seven ompanies Of the state Guard 70 the aggregate
Of six hundred and f,ty men, under the cormasa az
Colgne Tshmsn, have been orr anzed a, Paducab Ken
tucky.
MEETING IN DELAWARE.
wuxrGros, Del, April q, 1901
an enthusiastic Union meeting held here u after
s00SGSS.S2 IN EGHZH PA6E)
49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.


TAXI pleasure IN announcing o ny old iisnds Ens
toners thai after absence OF years. have again re
tarnsd 70 resume the practice Of the Photographs Ara
IN all its brarehe having PURCHASED interest Of ny brother
Ia the old ea6hd Gallery in Union Street. and having speni
four nenth In New York ths pass summer % obtain fy Al
the te improvements n he AT have painted, renovated
enlarged the suite Rooms throughout. That ny facilities are
better produce nrst class Eork than Galleries caz
hsas Of and conduee 70 the comfort OF patrons not
only 70 sustain the proud position tie Gallery has hrstoOFe
msalned bot to elevate Il to ftn hgher standard
also engaged the Eercss Of Mr. COOK Tie Ph0le
Gphes IN he world Eko took tie Pictures which obtained "a
fEst premium a. TIE World London, ISL
determined aot only to make this the leading Gallery
stste but work shall not b surpassed North sou
and introduce the p1he following rev styles
Imperial Photograph, India INK
VIgnstts, plAia or colorsdl
IvorytYpes, c0loredi 60.
Pastel Pictures, life siEal
Photographs ID Canvas, lie EnsI
Whiting Cards, null length, plain
Autograph Photographs, Is taken Al one sfttfHs.
Bterreoscopes, on glass paper.
connue to make tie MesiEotype ard Asrppe a. herso
fore hs shove styles are all entirely in his city, except
the Autograph Card, which only made one tine. All
Uno srs IN want Of anyhng IN ny line politely vs
ne call baore visiting slssEhrs Ehn prove b eccaaE
3sron1zation the tboV fzcts RespecaaIy,
oct3I-9 ,. ". HUGHHs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26

J. W. MORRISON WV PGHTMAsTER
MORRISON & Co.,
Commission, Receiving ana Forwarding
ME HANTB,
No. HOward's Row, Memphis, Tenn.
DRoAPT attention given sale Of all gOeds consigned 70
Il US.
Graham, r Parker & Son, Memphis Tenn
Shaabourn 2 Fonester St. Louis, No
French Reed, Armstrong J Blair, Nashville Tenn
octi7-3ln%
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26


Beef Cattle and Hogs " ansed.
UTH sTspayins tbs fsr eli g00d Hssf Cattle
w sud Hegl, and anxoa. 70 w islze RAINIER q
eaen .ne especially SAX 81 . tao nssas esr eAsss
ootI7-ds csIIsss slsse. .Lovs ohaseh
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
r ARoE quantity for sale unprecedented low price. Call
Ao. ---------------------
kNHTTERs WANTED.
WE7H want 20 hirs TWO KNzTTEEEss via can
w work on Knitting Machines.
RORaFRLDTs THOMPSON 90,
November j, yl-sln - 10. g DIARY street.
For Rent.
ON Egh st,sss. near Broad, dSe5g win mae ROOMS
" Enquiss 81 High street. ecrsi-f
Wanted.
TWO Negro Women COED cook Ironsr and washer and
good henss servant, fsr Nih sAs sss1 I'll p gsia
pP AZ oSrsrSs DspsIs Ct o. 3 Sou SIas s.
nols-d1e.
IN FERK ms FRESH FAMILY BUTTEEss
S nS1s .ssi ''s'sa an'''' '' PAYNE, JAMS 40.
CRANBERRIEs JUST EECEIyED, AND
Nov z? Sc Ss -sss. $3.50 'A@As { =.
YVyALLOw CANDLES FOR SALE by
E PAYNE JANIS & co.
Nov 5th.-dss
TTLARGE AND
UNREsERvED
AUCTION SALE
DRY GOODS.
EKNHE espartn-rshiP existing sewesn the undersigned
fac that nearly all OF seznen are in the has deter
mined tOciese At Public Auction, without reserve
Tuesday, 2Oth November,
To e continued from dsy day. n our Store Rooms No $50
Main street, RchnoLd Va The whole Of our large and valuable
stock Of seAsOnabe
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
- Bales <, z, and A Brown sfeetings;
Bales BrsWn Drills and osaabugs, and Gotten rlanrss
Bl achei Drills and jeans;
White, Bed Blue, and Gray FlsnnelEi
z, =, and 4 British and American Frintai
Bold Bisek English Prints;
Black and -ol0red Epglish camtscs;
White, Gray Blue AMI G.eeR EngliEhs Army, aad Bed
Gray ana Blue Military Cloths ana cassinsres;
x Gray virginia oassiDeresi
6 Grey am DIas Kerseys;
Ga Cray Cloths torenshsw makeD
Black, Blue and Gray sstinetts;
Fancy Oas.imereS and HesingS
White Goods, IN gre.t variety;
Black and oolored Cotton FelVets;
Fancy and N u ming Dress Goods
Rich uolored and Black Silks
Bareellines and Lining silks;
Farmers sadns, various grader
Black Alpacas, Bonn 'satnes, &ei
Bone snspendor Butons
Metal and Miltsry Snttohs:
BLACK Threadsi
Black and oolersd Sewing Silks
Gloves, Hosiery, HAndkeEchiefs and other small Wares
IN great variety;
EhawIs; Risno and Table Covers;
MeTino ehirts and Drawers;
saies' Under wear
irish Linens, Ismasks;
bic Cloths.
Also OF Velvet and erussss CARPETS Of the celebrated
make OF ] drosBley and Sons.
Threeply and Ingram Carpets Of Hartford and Lowell
make; x, 4 and 4 Passage and Stair do
Boeking Floor CLOTHS. Rugs, Mats, &c, dc.
AsoA large lot Of Curtain Goods; Abraeng English Dam
ask and procatelle, Lacs GGd Huain curtains. de-
paving largely aged In supplying othing and equip
for the army, merchants and militia ocers find this
eminsnty worthy their sentionthe lreat buk Of
stcck being In that class Of Goods much
II T7GtodB packed and deliverte usuAl
| TnSMs Cash lin bankAb.e iurds) on delivery.
noVI4-da Walk us &-FIGKLBS.
Richmond Va.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26

New Sugar and MOIasAcs.
IN II5TDS PRIME To CHOICE SUGARS;
epU I5 do Clarified Sugar;
40 Barrels Crushed do;
~ do Powdered Sugar;
100 do holasses
Is half Barrels Molasss in and for sale for csIh
B HUGH ACoREA co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
MANASSAS Quiskstep.

r HAVR just Issued beautiful piece Of Nusc bearing tbe
above title, dedicEte to the brave defenders that svsT
memorable spot Prize, so cents
Also ns9 editions Of he Paneto song 20 cents; Song
the south. SO cents Dixie all Right 30 cens seuhsrn Bog
30 cens Southern BareIss IS cents THOU art 90 and
yet Par, 30 cents This Faint Resemblance 20 cents; Souhen
Belle Polka 40 Pride Of the South MazHra, 80 cents;
Minute Men Flag The sonhby hawkins, 90 cents;
Recolieetisns Of Memphis, "Romanzs, so cents; besides
many others my publication together with the Puha-
tons Of all the Southern houses
All sent post free, on receipt Of the marked price.
For Drums and B ugles, send to 3 Union street
JAS A hcOLURk, Music Publisher.
Pc S-sIn press, and viii be out 10th November, "Lorens
40 een4s Cottage By
and Dixie ounksP, 40 cents eeod your oc27-1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
Land Tor sale.

Land for sale.
II application be made before lst Januay, viii s Oh seor
E nodzting terms, Ferry Acres OF Land, three ulss
ro1 TIE Corporation limits Mil Greek, opposite MAJ GoaS
This 10 81 the most beautiful locations paYzon county
About enehaf Of The land Il u timber Tie halanca b cultTa-
ton, There premises couoFtabe csbis and ana
young orchard Apply 20 MAJ GsET the place. ny
self for particularB. oHAS, x. TlNBTONf
iulRIA-Af
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
THE STAR GALLERxI
DaguerreOtyDes, AmDFotyDeg.
WEU AWNOEVPEE

gFHEREOTKPES AND PHOTOGRAPHED.
No a, Union etEssi nsxt door to Fesss fhoupsons
II. r. SALTZMAE,
tkATI aPEsAToK AT aCaHEs aAtLEzx-1
TTAYIHa htted up above, exclusively fog la
branch Of business, q prepared 20 receive tie ladies' and
gentlemen Of NAhYe and make rec Stss 81 tker fac q
Sc highest style Of The Art No has hen spared s
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and
and materials the Subscriber conadui
nitvss al who may want picazss TO give hin oa, psgnI
q IssrEnes next door rEsIiito vessel L Fhsnpsoa
~ 2 y, aALTLEAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26
Rkrk MfIIs.

Bark mills.
THs best Imp rovea douhezndng Bark Mills yet invent
ed bling manufactured viii be ready ior d.
lTlgy By the hrst Of October f1r sale at
J.LUMspEN CO.,
No II South Market strsei, nashville Tsnn.
LUMsDEN MANN,
eeptI.k No IS Magazine street., New 0Flsanss La
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26


8 u = -k=l TX XII " =
R0RBKE THOMPSON ~ GUss
fSuccevsors % Thonpson. sperry q co.,
no. "a market street., Nashvf1les Tenn.
al ,.-,s,,..- ----, .-~-u5e.wunsf
lI DOZEN rRzsn corr e g 6 .sIs &
- = 1------
Fresh Peachess
R Doznn yre Psscss n g 9sns m sS ps ~ ~ -
egy y I-o----l = -
Teass Teas.
Ok cszsFs arsss and Slssk T'A' s0n TIE son0n'si .
80 snea. eaai''s' ~. '-'s BoBzRr rHoNpsoE 4 90.
Cigars
ssa nnn CIGARS, ali grades, for sale By
sgOsOOO noE--a nonzz- tao 1 .s : ".
Almonds aad Nuts.
50 sossa --'-' Toe SOsSE - l ESOsPsos Sco
- :. =, ..' - = -
leave home or account bis eoui ern prircspIss viii
practice IN coming WINTER whore he hopes
on "a Se s q .ssed eves an Be treated uhou re- except
sSs1 e % r2s sg e y t ~ aSS
Vel :. .1o-e u es1.-e-z ~ ------
LNINJ noV2-h ROBERT ThoAPsoA = %.
- -,
k0f SnAes
- nnn YARDS WHITE LENSEYs Just re-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26

MEMPHIS, TENN.
Special Attention Paid TO sales OF RlOur.
DEFEREN0ES.-F " smyths, N o; EsEett, Norton
HI 4 CO.. o; Dufeld, N o, Fisher. Cashier Bank
Tennessee Nsshv s; Allison, Anderson 90, Nashville;
Hume, Cashier, Olsrkgve; Meachem Galbreah Meuphis.
Young late with Mcclure Courts ct osEkSvIle IL 10
this ho1se. poye-d3uA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-26

BeeVeS ana Pork for the Army,
mot for SpeclatioR)
FTyHE undersigned has been appointed Agent for the purchase
BeeTes Hogs for the confederate States tnot for sped
uon and call Is requested Of al aving either for sale
who wish to troops provided fo liberal pTcs in Tenne
currency Confederate Notes VIII paid Call Cnn
ningS Gilkssn's, College street, near Church street
J. r. CUMMINGS.
Agents for Purchasing BeeVes and Hogs
Tor the Confederate STATES.
The following geatleen agents purchase Of Hogs and
BeeEGs for the Confederate ststea
ER Pennyta.sE and Samuel Thompson, Wilson county
h II James, Of Giles county;
A Beatie and samuel Little ia Lincoln county;
Berry & Goarn Cofee county;
Samuel Ellison, Smith county;
Crockett Ransom Rutherford conntyI
Jehn Rrierson, Mr. Cox, Woodside, Marry county;
Thomas Barrett and Caldwell, Bedford county;
colyar, Franklin county;
Robt Donaldson, 0Ferton county;
VS. Utlty, Robertson county;
WR La7e, Sumner county;
kobertDs and II Parks, Marshall county:
GeOrgeB1f day, James Coleman, Jenkins NsshviIs;
johnson and James Carsey, for diff
ferento j, y oJMMINGS .
scJ27-R BP