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u From Hudson Taylor, we have the ind!s-
pensaoie Congressional Directory, for the sec
ond session Of The Thirty-seventh Congress ,,
Compiled by the Postmaster Of the House Of Req
rssenhtivss.
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LIST 0FLErTKRs REMAINING IN THE
POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY,
December ~, 1861.

IOrdersd 70 be inserted in the EvENIss star. It
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published In Washinston.]
IL All persons applying for letters In the follow
nc list, Will please say they are ADVERTISED.
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Deo1 LEWIS CLEPHANE. PM
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13
NUMBER Al.

Excellency and the bearer of your Excel
lency's letter. has uree1 me to remove the
military forceffom Keptreky, orto Sisband
it, One other very worthy citizen of Ken.
lucky did solicit me to have the aggment-
ing Of the force suspended for time.
Taking>all the means within my reach to
form judgement, do not believe il is the
popular wish Of Kentucky that this force
shall be removed beyond her limits and,
with this impression,.I must respectfully
decline to so remove it,
l most cordially sympsthize with your
Excellency in the wish 10 preserve the
peace Of my own native State, Kentucky,
but it with regret search and canno; find,
in your not very short letter, any declara-
ton or intimation, that you entertsih any
desire for the preservation of the Federal
Union.
Your obedient servant,
A. LINCOLN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13
mo. 81
wAsmSoroS, D. c. Aug. "a, 1861.

wAsmNeToS, D. G. Aug. "a, 1861,
To has ErcelIency, B. Magc6in, Governor Of
the State Qf'Kentucty'
Sir Your letter of the 10th instant, in
which you "Wrge the remopat from The lin
its of Kentucky ofthe military force no,c or
gaRized and in camp loithin said State" is
received.
may not possess full and precisely ac-
curate knowledge upon this subject but
| believe it is true that there is a military
force in camp within Kentucky, acting by
authority of the United States, which force
is not very large, and is not now being
augmented.
/ also believe that some arms have been
furnished this force by the United States
also believe this force consists exclu-
sively of Kentuckians having their eamr
in the immediate vicinity Of their owl
homes, and not assailing or menO1ine an,
Of the good people of Kentucky.
While have eonyersed on this subiec
with many eminent men Of Kentucky in
cluding large majority OF her members q
Congress, / do not rem enlher that any on
) Of them or any other rsrsop, ey espt you
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13
Capt, G. S. A. Act Asst Adj. Gen1.

GENE'L PRENTIss. resignation Of
Prentiss was announced yesterday. Com.
manding the Cairo Hessians deprived him
of his reputation as man, the Egyptian
mosquitoes robbed him of his best blood,
and the soldiers composing his army stole
all his cash. His retirement may be at
tribGted to other causes, but the above are
undoubtedly the truth. Prentiss sue
cessor, Grant, is supposed to be some
corn-stalk general, who either voted for
Abe or accompanied him in his perilous
Aatboat descent of the Mississippi Mem-
phis Argus 4th.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13
General Orders mo. II.
QUARrERMAsrERs DEpARrMENr No. 2

QUARTERMASTERS DEPARTMENT. No. 4. 7
Memphis, Tenn, Aug 29, 1861.
From and after the second day of Sep
tember, 1861, passports from and to places
in the Confederate States, to citizens there-
of or persons friendly thereto, shall not
be required of persons leaving this ID part
ment or travelling therein; hatt 70 guard
effectually against information being con.
veyed to the enemy, il is ordered that the
commanding officers at Union City, in
Obion county, aud Clarksvlle, in the
county of Montgomery, Tenn, will place
a guard Of not less than one non-com-
missioned officer and two privates at each
point, whose business it shall be to pre-
vent, by any means, persons passing from
the State of Tennessee to any of the Uni
ted States without lawful passport.
The commanding officers at these points
shall grant passports only to persons duly
vouched for as entitled thereto.
To avoid Inconvenience to the loyal cit
izens of the South who may wish to pass
through these points into the U. States on
any account, it is further provided that all
such persons who may not have the means
of being identified at Union City or at
Clarksville, may get passports from the
military authorities where they live from
the Governors of their respective States,
from the Governor of Tennessee, or from
the Headquarters of this Department.
BY command of Maj Gen. Polk.
E. d. BLAKE,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13
THE THREE SWEETEST WORDS or EARTH,
'MOTHER, HOME, HEAVEN"

o, earliest known and latest loved
Fair angels that doth stand
Guarding the beauteous eastern gate
Of liie's young golden land;
Oershadowing with thy wing OF peace
The sacred walls of home,
Love following ever wheresoeer
Thy pilgrim child doth roam;
Then of the heart and brow inspired
Where earthly loves are dim,
And passion, smouldering and spent,
Thy spirit shines on him.
Home of the heart--our earthly home
Wherein our feet have strayed,
Still wave above us the green trees
Beneath whose leaves we played.
The shadows linger on the sill,
To the hag-stones cling the moss,
Still laughs the babbling brook we laid
The nimble bridge across;
Before the door the children sport,
The brothers brave and good,
And fit among the groves and bowers
happy sisterhood.
o, theme of promises and hope,
Our native land on high,
Amid the warning clash of this,
Thy holy quiet meets the eye.
There dwell the loved-there sit the saved
There bide the unforgiven,
The sinless souls, serene and calm
Each in his perfect heaven;
And looking through the bars of even,
We deem their angel eyes
Shine on us, by the light that pours
From the clouded, sapphire skies.
All, mother true--ah, peaceful home
All, scattered household band
Still turns the fretted heart to you,
Through all this weary land
And oh, if one sweet hope across
Lifes turmoil ever come,
1t is to 6Ld you all for aye
In Gods eternal home:
To know our frail bark's moored at last,
The ftful tempest done,
The broken bonds of earth shall meet,
And home and heaven be one.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13
Meeting Of the Banks of Rich.
Mond.

At meeting of the Banks of the city
of Richmond, held at the Bank of Virgin
ia, on the I'd of September, 1861, it was
Resolued, That the Banks of his city
will receive and pay out at their counters
the notes of the following Banks, and none
Others, till further determined
BANKS IN THE STATE.
Bank of Virginia and Branches.
Farmers Bank of Virginia and Branches.
Exchange Bank of Virginia and Branches.
Bank OF the Valley and Branches.
Bank of the Commonwealth.
Traders Bank, of Richmond.
Bank of Richmond.
Bank of the Old Dominion and Branch.
Monticello Bank.
Danvile Bank
The Bank of the City of Petersburg.
South Western Bank of Virginia.
Farmers Bank, Fincastle.
Bank of Commerce
Bank of Rockingham.
Bank of Howardsville
Bank of Charleston.
Bank of Rockbridge.
Merchants Bank, Lynchburg.
Bank of Scottsville.
Central Bank of Virginia.
Bank of Winchester.
THERN BANKS.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Cape Fear and Branches ...
Bank of North Carolina and Branches.
Bank of Wilmington.
Commercial Bank of Wilmington.
SOUTH CAROLINA. ...
Bank of the State of South Carolina and Branch
es Charleston.
Bank of Charleston.
Bank of South Carolina Charleston.
Farmers and Exchange Bank, Charleston.
Peoples Bank Charleston.
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Charleston.
South Western Railroad Bank, Charleston.
State Bank, Charleston.
Union Bank of South Carolina, Charleston.
Bank of Camden
Bank of Chester.
Merchants Bank Cheraw.
Exchange Bank of Columbia.
Commercial Bank
Bank of Georgetown,
Bank of Hamburg.
Bank of Newberry.
Planters Bank of Fairfield.
GEoEGIA.
Bank of Commerce, Savannah.
Bank of the State of Georgia and Branches Sa
vannah.
Bank of Savannah.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Savannah.
Marine Bank, Savannah.
Merchants and Planters Bank, Savannah.
Planters Bank of the State of Georgia Savan
nah.
Central Railroad and Banking Co., Savannah.
Bank of Columbus.
Forthern Bank of Alabama
Southern Bank of Alabama.
Eastern Bank Of Alabama
Central Bank Of Alabama.
Commercial Bank of Alabama.
Bank of Mobile.
LOUISIANA.
! Louisiana State Bank and Branches
Bank of America.
! Bank of Louisiana.
| Bank of New Orleans.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana and Branch.
Crescent City Bank.
Mechanics aud Traders Bank.
Merchants Bank.
New Orleans Canal and Banking Company.
Union Bank of Louisiana.
Southern Bank.
TENNESSEE
Bank of Tennessee aud Branches.
Planters Bank of Tennessee aud Branches.
Union Bank of Tennessee aud Branches.
Bank of Memphis
Bank Of Chattanooga.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13

A perfect reign of terror is reported 10
prevail in Northwestern Virginia. Union
residents of that region give accounts of
the withdrawal Of Northern troops, who
were rapidly leaving for Yankeelom Ia
Braxton county every tory has been shot
by his neighbors, aud in several other coun-
ties, citizens devoted to the Confederate
cause are doing good service in the same
waV.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13

From the Lexington statesman.l
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY, |
ExEcuTIvE DEPARTMENT,
FRANKFoRT, Aug. 10, 1851. J
To his Ercetlency, Abraham Lincoln, Pres
ident of the United Sfates

40 ms E.ccetency, AOrdhdnt Lincoln, freS-
ident Of the United Stotes
l have the honor hereby to accredit to
you Messrs. w A. Dudley and + K Hunt,
as Commissioners on behalf of the State of
Kentucky. The mission of these gentle
men is explained in communication
transmitted through their hands, take
pleasure in commencing them to your con-
sideration as gentlemen who we'll under
stand the condition of public affairs in
this State, and will present to you fally the
urgent necessities of the step have urg-
ed.
Very respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
B. MAGOFFIN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13

ASt. Louis correspondent Of the Louis
vile Courier says Gen. Fremont is repor-
ted to have said, that "if compelled to
evacuate ST. Louis. he would leave it in
ashes"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13
Fine Table Cutlery, &c.
II. M. AGREE,
DENTIST,

once al mn residence on Efmkla Street former
residence Of G. w. HtT.
GAINESVILLE, TENN
UrrS-e7ys, Where am prepared to perform all
ASVyfs5 ssS operations heiungng to Dentistry, with
NII1110J neatness aald dispatch. Teeth inserted
from one To eu entire set upon the most approved
plan. As make my own gold plate, can assure
my patrons that they will have the best quality o
plate used. Persons having unsatisfactory plate
work are requested to give me call. All work
guar lutied Office hours to II \, NJ, aud tC
6P. NJ
March ., 1850 #
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13

VINO Dio IT2--Who voted down the Bigler
Compromise The South voted for IL and the Re-
pubcans voted it down.
Who voted down tho Douglas Compromise p
The South voted for il and the Republicans voted
1t down. ~
Who voted down the Border State Compromised
The South proposed It sud voted for IL, aud the Re-
publicans voted II down. r.E tt.
Who voted down the Crittenden Compromise
The South proposed il and voted for II, and the
Republicans voted il dowE. tra
Lincoln says the Difficulty must be finally s.,ttled
by comnromise The Repubi'ais profsr war and
then Compromise to Compounds and peace
Holmes County Farmer,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13
and of the artillery. Also map Of tie seld of

and Of the artillery Also map Of tie heid o.
battle. @
The rendition of this report IL is proper to say,
jim conclusion, has been unavoidaby delayed by the
constantly eDgrossing administrative duties of the
commander of an army corps composed wholly Of
volunteers-duties vitality essential to its we-be-
ing and future efficiency, and which could not set
aside or postpone on any account.
have the honor to be, General,
Your ob't serv't,
G. T. BEAUREeARD Gen. Comd'g.
To Gen. S. CooPER, Adutant ard Inspector.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13

MnLirAaf hEsouin.s or THE CoSTEDERAoY. We
lsaru 'hai Songfes, has made call upon the Gov
'nois O' NJ pie States of the Contedracy for tho
nnmueF sp', description small arms now in their pos
sasso' and also earnestly requested 10 give intor-
nation forthwith, Of the number of Reginen.s In
their States and their destinations. The Govern
ors OF the respective States are also earnestly re-
quested ts give information, but not yst received
iat0 the service OF the Confederate SbsA@s. Tho
coeciion under authentic circumstances or those
puiicalars, is Of the highest public mporiane % give
u tue Government here information of the military
resources OF the country The Governors will make
the communications rsqusted OF sbem 70 the Ubfm
Of (rdusnce. 10 Richmond. -R,sA WAV- s44
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13
Lake Kingston Ice Co.!

Messrs. CONRAD, CHANDLER Co, of Nash.
willie, have made permanent arrangements to sup
ply this city with
ICE!
he coming season. Their Depot is On the Square
next door To the j. H. & r. 5. Broaddusi where The
puAlic can be accommodated at all hours. All or
ders or communications addressed to WM, J., SToNE
will receive prompt attention
pay- Country orders promptly flISd.
June ~, 1891,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13

inst, publishes the annexed letter, which
fully confirms the gallant achievements Of
Gen. Floyd in Western Virginia: l'f
THE BATTLE OF KANAwHA.
The following is an extract Of letter
from an eminent gentleman, dated Mays
vile, August 81
From boats which have Just landed
here from Charlestown, Va, we have the
gratifying intelligence that Tylers com.
mand, consisting of about two thousand.
troops, have all been cut up, or taken
prisoners by Gen. Floyd, except two hun-
dred and fifty, who succeeded i'm making
their way from the scene of the battle to
Charlestown A gentleman on one of the
boats, who formerly lived here, says he
was in Charlestown when the whipped and
discounted fugitives arrived, and that
they came in with much disorder, without
arms, hats, or shoes, and many of them
with their clothes torn into very tatters
The telegraphic accounts of this last dis
aster are studied falsehoods, intended to
deceive the public, both by exaggerating
the force of the Confederates, andsdimin-
ishing the loss of the Federals. When
will the mad tyrant be taught to know
that the South cannot be subjugsted, and
how many lives will he be allowed to sao-
rifice, before he learns what all the world
beside himself must now know, that he
can never succeed
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13

tag The Frankfort Yeoman Of the I'd
inst, publishes the annexed letter, which
fully confirms the gallant achievements Of
Gen. Floyd in Western virgipis: i's
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-09-13

Your obedient servant,
A. LINCOLN.
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To Le Continued
LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION

ELECTION EOTICR-PURSUANT TO
II the pruyiaions # the laws Of tnis ~ ate, public
notice r. hereby given, Iy Che Common IunCil Of
tho CITY ol Now Yurk, that an election vll I've held
in the a,y,r1l Election Districts " the various Wards
ofs,iI city on The Fl 4 Tuesday u crmJcr next,
treng The third day 4 December, 1sGIJ
The Polls will be- huld At tho places dedgnated by
the C,minon Cuun II a. the pnrCs nj which cleo
lions shall hr held IN said Districts during the pre-
year, and The pills viii Ia open at SluriI, and
rru'i1 open until Ig5u', when they vii be husily
cloa,d.
TIE osB-crs 10 DO voted fr a, such election arc
the allowing
A Mayor, in place ~ Fcrrnudo WOOL
Police Justice fIr the Third District, comrridng
The Eighth and Ninth WARDS, in place Of j. sherman
Blownoll, deceased.
An Aldermen In each u tie Aldermanc y stricss
Of the city having mn even numerical Designation,
VIZ. 2d, AZ, 9th, sth, 10TH 18th, 18th and 10th.
Constable, in the First Ward, in place Of An
drew Leafy, elected at the asst CHATTER Election aud
who failed N qualify.
Constable, In tho Ninth warI, in place Of
Ihomos Farrell, elected d, the last Charter Election,
md who failed g. qualify
A {, nstable, Ia the sixteenth Ward, In place OF
BniJamin J. Carr, deceased.
SN CJnncilmon IN each Senatorid District.
One Commissioner Of Common Schools tor each
wand.
ono Inspector e Common hols for IN warl
Two Trustees q Common hobs for each Ward
And officers a. iill rich vacancies as m " have pc-
urrcd In the SRloIl Offices e The several WARTS by
r,asrn, Of dcath, resi- nation ~ from other Csus's
Hy order oi the Cpinmos Council.
ID. T. VALENTINE,
Clerk of the Common Council.
Dated, Now York, November i2th, 1861. no26 g.
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the world would have pleased mo better thsn
10 pouroo upon ugly Harry, al hs first breals-
fast lahore here but the bare horizon, and the
ouici loon Of the Island since ever We hove IN
Soht of il, showed this wasn't to bo. At any
ratio, however, WAS bent on seeing how the
land Law and what sort Of place II was ~
accordingly. ~ anon IA the hlnds had got break-
flst, wesiwood and | at once pulled ashorc with
a boats crew we'll armed, 10 ovofhanl IT,. We
found the sandy beach covered, for a good way
up, with froihy slime that, no doubt, came
from the water ON that side with ever 20 many
different kinds Of blubber, sea jelly, star
fish, aud shell while tho rocky edge round
to wiudwarl was hung with weed that made the
blocks below II seem to rise out Of every surge,
like green headed whltc--bcarded mermon lath-
ing.
To be Coniiaued
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DRESS.
AN IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMEEr :

AN IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMEE :
THE OLD TROY sHIRf DEPOT.
rsrImfsrrED ~ is,4
UhAiharn ssreo'' 100 c'irner Of Pearl seeoa,
For 70 cents
"a 1.0Ott
For 1.2biIi
For 1bOi iil
Rcr l7bltttI
For 2.O0littit
j1irts made W order md warranted 70 a..
undershirta, Drawers and IblfH -
IN Blk, Wool, Merino and Cotton.
flremen's Shirts Travelling Shirts,
Army and May SHIRTS of every descrptioo.
5usIendsrs, Neck Ties and GloTss
10 every variety.
large asaUrtment ~
WOODEN jackets always on hand.
Remember the No. LOG Chatham street,
nov Aac'lOl corner Of Pearl stress
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lR. zELLs NERyTNE PowpER-THE

~ great success attending these wonderful Pow
,ers during the past year, in curing love of STRONG
DRINK, dc, and the vast amount OF suffering which
hey have been the means Of relieving, a. also the
many calls W.T. have had for them lately, has induced
'ne subsriher ~ act agent for their sale in VIII
amshurgh. Knowing the principal ingredients OF
Witch these Powders are composed, we are safe IN
Guaranteeing that they are perfectly harmless, and
nay De taken at al umes with perfect safety. All
'IsonA, young or old, with weak and shAttered
'oryes, from whatever cause, should give them q
rial. They are easily taken, and will not cause any
nIltnsant feeling aiter being taken. For sale only
IA Winiamshprgh1, at 10 Bouth Second st. Pric6
ONE DOLLAR per package. oc20 eco
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MEDICINES.

CONSUMPTION CURED BY WHATEVER
~ cause induced. Those who are suffering with
my of tie symptoms Of Uonsumption,such ~ cough,
rsiug Of matter from tie lungs, soreness or pains
lEzincss Of the head should consult Dr. O'TOOLE
"ho has made the treatment and cure Of consnmp-
ion his special study for years, and who can refer
n numerous patients la the city and nrighborhood
New York. whom lac has cured II consumption
,n all durable cases, relief from suG,rius Is guar
,ntCcd 10y the first "a hours treatment DR.. NJ. C.
p'IHOIE, Consumption Physician, - Third ave,
Vow York. DIR. OTOOLE'S concentrated Cough
Remedy II certain cure for the early stages or
Consumption. Price 81 per bottle, T. he had ut the
office, and Of all Druggists. L. . Aly'lg2
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II, PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims against
JAY 3. LEWIS, late Of the City Of New York do
ceased, 10 present the same with vouchers thereof
70 me subsoriberA al the Office Of j. Francis Wal
t1n' No, al Park Row, In the City Of New York, On
o, beiore the Twentieth day of March next. Dated,
New York, the 18th day Of September, 1861.
EMILY y. LEWIS, ExecutIix.
EDWARD r. QIL.BkRT Exeou tor
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate OF the County Of New York notice h
erehy given TO all persons having claims against
JAMES N. WELLS, late Of the city of New York,
oeceased, 10 present the same with vouchers there
a. othe Subscribers, at their office. 1877 Ninth ave-
nue., in the city of New York, on or before The 6rs,
ofJuly, 1901, '''D u'S
JAMES N. WELLS, Fxecu.
WILLIAM R0OME I tors
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EURS FURs II BELOW COsT-,15o nm

worth of ladies' rich hrs must be sid regard
eSs OF cost, comprising u real Hudson Bay sables,
mink mIten, stone mgrten, fitch marten, ermlns
Siberian squirrel &C., &C., In circular cloaks car
age eapes, Nctorines muiha cuffs SC The whole
Of the entire stock must be sold by the Isl Of Janu-
Iy In order u effect a clearance. No reasonable
oer refused, the proprietor retiring from business
TINS advantage will not again appear before the
public, therefore an early call Is reEpecth,iIv re-
qlested at the old established Patent Fur Muf
Emporium: r. ii. PHILIPS, 2TO Grand st., New
York n. B.-A largo Sssortmsnt Of sleigh robes
gents collars, &c. MS Saaoil0s