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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CEIVED at the office of the Board of City Inn
prov until nine O'Clock A, M. of FRIDAY,
April o, 1861, for regarding aud paving Willow alley +,
from East Plum street 70 Elm-street, as follows
Eegrace, set curbs, and furnish new ones where
necessary, aud place q row Of Dayton, Xenia or
Indiana flat.rock stone tagging. sixteen by six
1, ches, each side, forming ths CUTTERS with the
curb the center bets cen the tagging to be paved
With good, sound bOElder-stOne, not less than four
inches In depth, IN Il bed Of clean gravel eight
II cbes deep, the eurbs to be six feet apart at the
bottom and six add a half feet at top of road way.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties.
Bidders TO use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
BY order of the Board.
mh26-tt UHAS. BALANCE, CLERK.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- CE1VED at the Office of the Board of City Inn
prOvements until nine O'Clock A. NJ. of FRIDAY,
nisbing new ones where necessary, and paving,
with good, sound bowlder.stOne, none to be less
than four inches in depth, on a bed of clean gravel
eight inches deep, Carr. street, from Sixth-street to
Eighth-street, including three rows Of dressed gut
~faggings Of Dayton. Xenia or Indiana fat.rock
stone az all the crossings.
Each bid to be accompanied by two %suretieB. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, az no other viii be
received.
BY order of the Board.
nh26-tt Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
REGISTER.

A%rriraIs- Telegraph, Louisville; PEoress, Msdi-
son BUstons- Portsmouth; Iowa, New Orleans /;
MaTmora, Pittsburg; Lancaster No 4, Neville.
Departures Telegraph, Louisville; Prieress,
Madison BsstOnH, Portsmouth; Lancaster No. 4,
Neville KaBswhs Valley No 2, Kasawha River
Postona No 2, WHEELING Leonora, Nashville; Lady
Jackson, Memphis; Clara Dean Pitt/burg; A. U.
TNlor. New Orleans j. ". CheesemAn, 1T. Louis.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
LOST,

OsT-on sunday, March 81, a blask-and.t tan
40 Main Il VIII be libsrally re arded spI-6'
II OsT- PAIR OF GOLD sPEOfAOLEs Mar
n the corner Of Viue and Fimh-stS, or on the
oinoilnau street railroad car The Under viii be
@haS.e' PETER sMITH, 80 Tith-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
sEALRD

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CBIVhD at the office Of the Board OF City I'm.
proyements until nine O'Clock A. nj. Of TUESDAY,
April 9, 1851, for grading, setting curbs, and fur
nishiDg new ones where necessary, and paving With
ROod,. SOUND powder stone none TO be less than
four inches in depth, on a bed of clean gravel
twelve inches deep, East Front-street, from the old
corporation line to the east corporation line of the
city Of Cincinnati, including three rows Of dressed
gutter. stones, and double row Of twelve-by. six.
inch haggings of Dayton, Xenia or Indiana fat
rock stone at all the crossings.
Each bid to be accompanied by two s%ureties. Bid
Gers to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
By order of the Board. E.H
anl-tt CHAS- nark
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

SEALED PR OPOsALs WILL BE RE-
- OElVED at the office eff the Board of City Inn
provements, until 9 O'Clock A. NJ. of TUESDAY,
Apil 2, 1861, for furnishing 400 Irsn LAM Posts, of
terms complete, of the same style and pattern, new
in use by the city. The Lamp Posts to be delivered
on the Hospital Lot, at the north east corner Of
Twelfth street and Central-ayenue, and the Lam
terms at the City Hall.
Zach bid to be accompanied by two %sureties.
mh3O-tt UHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
SEALED PROPOsALs WILL BE RE

GFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the office of the Board of City Inn
provements until nine o'clock A, M. of FbIDAY,
April 8, 1851, for reRrading, repairing and paving,
with coed, hard burned paving brick, on a bed of
clean sand four inches deep, the sidewalks on the
north side Of Buckeye-street, from Vine street to
Oek-street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two s%ureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be re-
ceived. BY order Of the Board.
mh2h-tt HAS, BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

CtEAIED PROPOsALS Wilt DE RE
- CElVkD at the Ofice Of thu Blari of City I'm
pfoyemeut-, until nine O'Clock A. NJ. # TUESDAY,
April 2, lshl. tol regarding, repairing aud paw. Dg
With good hard buIdtd paving brick on a bed OF
clean SAID q ur iuches deep, the sidewalks on Third
street, nom Martin street 10 BAst Front. street, ex
cert that pottiou already tagged with iimestone, -
- NoTf arlike panner
Zach hid 70 be accompanied by two ureties Bid
ders, TO use the printed forms, as no other will be
received
By order Of the pesrd.
mh2i-tt oHARLEs BALLAEoE, CLERK,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
Mayor'a PROCLAMATION.


q
MIR. HENDERSON RESPRCTFULLY
ICAL COLLEGE BUILDING,
ON sIXTH-sr., WEST on VINE,
Where ~groWn'u up persons, Of agy age above four
teen, can be taught 90 write with ease and expe-
ditieB IN a very short time, no matter how badly
they write, or u never at all.
BEAD TESTIMONY.
/ take pleasure n r, recommending Nj. Heuderson's
sysi EN- u teaIhing Writing, a. by Il. ia a 70 ' les
sous ! have been enabled 10 y rite a good hand
%pIsVions 70 which Wrnte a very Indifferent one,
His 81 stem Ii yerf sin pie ana easily learned.
| shall be happy to hear personal testimony 20
Mr.. bendeTsOBls efficiency And rsmArkabl, faculty
in telthinR this useful and important branch Of
education. THpS q. fYDD, 13S Long Worth-st.
CinelnrAti, December II, 1850
We. the Il derhigned, having received lessons 10
Penmapship from MI. He ndersOn, cheerfully CON
cur u The above certificate,
JOHN WILLIAMS, at Peter NJ n a Sons; If.
Q. W, RAnF0Rp, at W, Don0hus a Co.'S
n. ID, JAMES, at Jones a meIltain's. api'e
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mo. 3ss.i


AN ORDINANCE TO BLOCK THR
- square bounded by Fourteenth, Race and Elm-
streets, and Washington. square
To the Honorable The City Council u the Oty.of Gin
cinHdH
1he undersigned, petitioners, being the owners of
more than two, thirds OF the ground Tnoludedia me
street, On the east side by Race-street, on the south
side bN Washiu gion Park, aud on the west. side by
spectfull' petition tor the passage Of an ordinsncs
TO prohibit the erection in said square ofany baild-
ing, or any addition to anE building, more than
twelve feet high. unless tbs outer walls thereof b
made oi brick and mortar, or Of iron and stone and
mortar; ard to provide for the removal ~ anT
buildings or additions erected contrary to such Sco-
bsbffion
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the Board of City I'm
p~rovements, until Line O'Clock A, NJ. of FKIDAY,
April o, 1861, 70. Tesrading, repairing aud paving,
clean sand four inches deep the ~sideYalks on PEARL
street, from KllgOur- street 10 East Front-street
Each bid to he accompanied by two sureties Bid
ders TO use the printed forms, as no other will be re-
ceiyed.
BY order of the Board. ..
nh26-tt CHAS. BALANCE, Clerk,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

Resolred; That tne prayer Of thu petitioners Ia
granted, upon nhng With the City CLERK a plat Of
the above de lcIAbed pro 3erty, aud the Oity OIesk u
hereby directed 70 advertise che same.f IN aocord-
anee With the Proyeions OF he Ordinahc0 upDn the
suAject a Blocked Squares.
Done al the Council chamber, IN the CITY " Olu-
cinnhti, his twenty seventh day Of March. IN the
yeal eighteen hund red and aixtv-ona-
JOHN y. TOhREkCE. Paesidenf.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
PRoCLAMAT1ons.
$500 REWARD.


MAYORS OFFICE,l
CITY HALL, OIHoIENATI.
I'm PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
March, 1861, 1, v n Bishop. Mayor Of the city, do
hereb>. offer a Reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
$500 for the apprehension and conviction Of the
Burglar or Burglars who entered the house of PERRY
J. MOORE, Eco on the night Of the 9th inst and
committed q murderous assault on him, by shoot
log him in the head.
- Given under my hand, and the corporate
l.. 5 seal Of the city Of Cincinnati, this 18th
mhsO BIN BISHOP, Mayor.
Mayors Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFIOE,l
OITT OF OECISNAFI.
I'm PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
y adopted by the Q ty Council, an the nth day Il
March, 1861 /, X. NJ Bishop Mayor of thts city. do
hereby ofer aieS ard Of Jne Hundred Dollars (sl0)
for the apprehension and conviction Of any person
or psrsons yoTISa CONTRARY TO LAW, at the election,
i also request the keepers Of all drinking saloons
TO close the same on the day Ofthe City Election
C~D, Given under my hand, aud the corporate
T.. s. seal q the CITY Of Cincinnati, this 2Sth
mhSO,b r.. NJ BISHOP, Mayor.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
0CEIVED at the Office Of the Board Of City I'm.
proyements, until nine O'Clock A. M. Of FBIDAY
April o, 1851. for grading and paving, With good,
hard burned paving brick, on a bed Of clean sand
four inches deep, the sidewalks on HiDth-street,
hom Barriet.street to a point 3I feet west
Zach bd Ia. be accompanied by two ~suretIes, Bid
derh TO use the printed forms, as no other will be
received By order of the Board.
mb26-tt CHA BALLANUE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

Marriage Licenses. ""ss,i .''"'sss..s'''s sss.s1S
Naturalization Of Aliens a
Declarations OF Oitizebbhlp"' "-"-....".. -',..""-,',sl W
Sent to Lunattc AS. lnm. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

SCALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIYED at the Office Of the Board Of City Inns
proyemeRts until 9 O'Clock a. M. Of TUESDAY,
April, ls6l, for grading, setting eurbsi and paving
With good sound eight.inch ume-stOne, ON a bed OF
clean gravel six inches deep, Gifin.street, from Lud-
low.street To LaWrenoe-stTeet ineludins three rows
of dressed gutter stones, and double COW Of twelve
by.siN ipeh ~haggings Of Dayton, Xenia or Indiana
1at-rock stone at all the crossings.
Each bid 10 be accompanied by two sureties.
Bidders IN use the printed forms, as no other viii
be received.
nb2i.tt CHAS BALLANOE. Oieyk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
NOTICE no AN wHOM FT MAT

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a befahs ai,.s
IL veuding beiore the Cts Connoii O. The CITY q
off re esfssii sIs lhSsSa sRs u 2g K aSS4s . e Stl i,om N.
horth eorpoiation hue Lao iset soathwaraVs
In pun ualce OF the Jaw, said Drdinnnco ual
teioe read. laid on the table, and the O.erk "a
Itrueted 10 give touF weeks' notice u The poudsroy
VI the aame. I rrrr n N
The law requue % ali claims for damaFsl rnat mel :
accrue nom said improvement 70 b. piq1tn H1vtt
with the tty Olefk, settinR torth ths an.tet
1onHhgee elaimod, within two Hetbt ~. Nrr.r
pIati0n Of The time required ~, re telH.ef13Nt
%hsS4 SAN. L. ooRwIEE, CIV 0sEk. 3
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SkALER PROPDSALs WILL BE RE
- CklHhD at the Ofioe OF the Board OF City lm-
proyemelt Is, until nine O'clock A NJ. of FRIDAY,
April ., ls6l for Tsereding, 7 pairing aad paving,
with ReOd, hard bur led paving. brick on a bed Of
clean PaDd four inches deep, the sidewalks on Mar
tin street from Pearl-street 20 Third street.
zach bid 10 be accompanied by two ~huretias Bid.
ders &c, use the printed forms, as NO other will be
received.
mh26tt CHAR. nlerk-
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DERsONAL-The gentleman from Ooylngton
~ who left a note at the Press ONCE for la
Ealle " forgot TO sign his name u 1t and state where
be can be addressed H a.
DBRSONAL- ELIZA u Il have been in DIN.
oiBnati two days and can not hpd you Either
O'Clock, or Post a letter in the Odics. 70 o q. a.. 10
say whore you are AL CHARLES e. Il.
DBhsONAL1, Notice q hereby gwen TO the
public, that / am lot liable hereafter for ANY
debts OF ALVIN T.PARTELLO, and shall pay no
liabilities Of his contracting. SUSAN NJ PAR-
TELLO, his wife. nh26-f
DERsONAL-w. KENT4 CO., manlIactures
Of ladies', gentlsmen's, Misses and ehildrenie
boots and shoes, No. 1875 Fifth street, three doonI
east Of Race. The Work Is all done BY c0mpetent
hands, and Is waTrented. Prices cheaper than any,
where else IN The CITY. ja2-tf
DEHfONAL-T To whom IL may concern, II O.
STkhEES, manufacturer Of mattre Ees and
bBrding, 2oS Wahnut-st., between Sixth and
feventh-sts.i ~lndow-shsdss, gilt and plain, put up
in any STYLE; spring and other kinds Of mattressaA
Tenovatod, and particular %attsatios 10 I0bbiag up
helEteTy mh5i-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

GFALID PROPOSALS. WILL BE n e
- CEtVED 6t the office of the Board Of City I'm.
proyements, until nine O'Clock A. NJ Of Friday,
Aplu s, 1861, for grading aud paving, with good
hard burned pavinR- brick, on a bed "a clean sand
four inches deep, the sideV aks on stones rect,
from EifIh street to Sixth. street.
Each hid 20 be accompanied by two ~sureties. Bid
ders 10 use the printed forms, as no other Will be
received
81 order of the Board.
mh26it OHAs. BALANCE, CLERK,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
BOARDING


ROARDING.ope vacancy, for a single gen.
DuARD DING few single gentlemen can be
ass sixih.st. Reference required. apl.bs
ID fsmily. to let, with board Apply at No. I59
Mound'st., between Court aud Clark. apl-d-
DOARDIN6-Two gentlemen can obtain board
Ab in a pleasant location, House with modern
conveniences; u Seventh st, mh3O-b'
BOARDING g Furnished and unfurnished
B roums for Families and single gentlemen at No.
q Jifth'st., between Elm aud Plum. mh3O-b
DOAH DING-TwO or three children can be
IL accommodated with board and kind attention,
at a reasonable price, at 90 Avery ct. mh3O b.
DOARDIkG-For a gentleman aud Wife, a
ADlarge mont TO m, with gas and CRATE; family
small aud no children Inquire at 50 Mcfarland
st. api-bS
nOARDING-A gentleman and wife can be
reasonable rate. in a private family, where there are
no other borders, al 10 HarrisCn-st apl-b
DOAR DtNG-A large, pleasant front room,
AAsuitable for a family or single gentlemen
also, q few day .boardeTB can be accommodated, at
q L0ngWorth ST., corner Of Central-aV. apl de-
EDGAR DING-Two or three gentlemen can be
IL with pleasant rooms and board
IN private family. 269 Ninth street between Gem
tral'ayenue and Johh'street. mh29-ds
nOAH DING Several gentlemen can be ac-
u with pleasant furnished rooms,
st., above Fourth Location desirable, MUS a.
DOAR DIkG--A gentleman and lady can OBJ
H1 a lBrge front room, furnished or unfuruished,
in q private family. Also, one or two young gentle.
man can be accommodated APpiy at 9S East
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
AMUsEMENTs.

|L 49, -I
MEIoDEoN HkLL.-Ths hrst Of Madame
Fabbn's lyric. and Operatic concerts, assisted
By her troop, and a chorua in costume, with
scenic effects, win be given this evening, AZ
the helodeon Hall, and glancing over the
programme, we can not doubt that the en-
tertainment win be Of q very agreeable and
interesting character. isalh7 CAL
The present form Of concerts is as near an
approach TO Iopera as is feasible just now,
and as there seems a general desire TO hear
more Of Madame Fabbfi, and to witness her
reputed remarkable lyric powers, we expect
TO see the beautiful hall, fitted mp in excel
lent style for the purpose TO which il is 10 be
devoted, filed this evening with the lovers
Of the gentle art. ~ ...
HooLBY h CAMPBELL MrEsTRELs. - The
well-known troop, Hooley & Campbelps
Minstrels, will open their entertainments at
Smith & Nixon's Hall this evening, and will
be greeted, we suppose, by a crowded house.
The members of the troop are talented and
experienced musicians, and viii lose none Of
their popularity in this Ethiopian. minstrel
worshiping city.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Collins, the Irish
comedian, begins his engagement at the Ma
tional tonight; and as he is one of the best
of his class, and is very popular here, he will
no doubt prove as attractive as he has here
tofore in this city. The programme is the
drama of Rory OMore and the Dancing
Barber, in both of which Mr.. Collins will
appear. l.i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01

GEALEU PHOPDSALS III BE HE-
- CEIVED at the Office OF the Board Of CITY I'm
provements, until niue O'Clock A NJ Of FelD AZ,
April. o, | 1861, for reErsding and paving, with good,
hard, burned paving brick, on a bed Of clean sand
four inches deep, the side walk on The east side OF
street
Each bid to be accompanied BY two s~ureties. Bid.
der to use The printed forms, as no other will be
received.
BY order Of the Board.
mh26tt OHAs. BALANCE. Olerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-17
Arrest of F. S. HeIskeII.

case of much interest to this community came
of before the Confederate States Commissioner
yesterday, growing out of the enforcement of the
system of passports adopted by the Military Board
acting under the authority of Col Wood, commando
ing at this post The Board, in order to facilitate
business and to ens bic them grant passports to
the numerous applicants with the least DELAY
adopted simple and, to our mind unexceptiouable
process-namely, drew up the form of pledge of
fidelity to the G. s. Government, and required that
those desiring permits TO pass and repass should
merely append their signatures. This process
saved the necessity of going into lengthy exsmi-
nations, or administering oaths where the appli-
cants were not known TO the Bsard-and in order
to make the rule of any effect it was necessary
that 1t should be applied to all those who we're
known to the Board as loyal citizens, as well as
those who we've unknown.
Maj. L. S Heiskell one of the Oldest, most well
known and respectable citizens of Knox county re-
siding some ten miles from Knoxville On Monday an
piled to the Board for permit to leave the city
but refused to comply with the regulation above
stated. The Board, under the circumstances, de
clined to give him permit whereupon he UNDER
took to leave the city without it, but was arrested
by the guard upon the road and brought into the
city.
Maj. HeiskeI, who is Union man. yerv freely
expressed his condemnation of these proceedings
and made such comments upon the streets az led to
issuance of a warrant for hs srrest BY c. s. Dis
trict Attorney upon the charge of melting rebellion
Consequently he was examined yesterday before
Commissioner Reynolds at the Court>house-Hon
L. G. Haynes appearing his counsel, at the solicit
tstion Of his friends and relatives.
After hearing the evidence in the case, and the
arguments Of the Attorney General and the defend
ants counsel the Commissioner decided to hold Mai
Heiskell to Reorganization of twenty thousand dol
lars for his appearance to answer at the term of
the Confederate CourT, TO be held in this city, begin
ming on the fourth Monday of the present month
AeSsrs John Williams and Comfy f. Trigg, appear
ing "a his sureties.
In regard 20 the testimony in this case, in view
u the trial to come off before the Confederate
Cou IT, it would be maHitestly improper for US to
detail it, or to comment upon it in any manner
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-17
Ne cessIIY Tor AcTion.

he:neeessity for prompt and speedy action by
the Legislature in authorizing the organization of a
State force, is daily becoming more manifest, in
deed, it has become necessity. We presume there
is no member of the General Assembly who does
not appreciate the crisis that demands such action.
If there is no argument can reach him. We only
design in this paragraph to urge the promptest and
most decided action at once. fit be true that such
force is needed, then it is wanted Row, and not
hour is to be lost.
The enemy are pressing down with all their force
upon the entire frontier of our State. Columbus is
immediately threatened. In trent of Gen. JOHNSTON
at Bowling Green, there~s of the largest armies
that they have in any quarter.
Gen ZoIIICoFFEA is keeping the bloodhounds of
LINCOLN st bay but if all accounts are correct his
strength consists in the bravery of his troops and
the natural impregnability of his Notifications.
Can the Legislature hesitate? This Is no time
for long and useless discussion. The details Of the
measure should be at once arranged, and the bill
passed without on hours parley. All may depend
upon this necessary action. We understand that
guns are pouring in in compliance with the procls
nation of our patriotic Governor. 1t is now certain
that the force called into the field can be armed at
once. Let there be no further hesitation.
The spirit of Tennesseans mounts higher with
the imminency of the crisis. Their courage rises
with the peril. The stronger force the enemy
brings sgainst US, the stronger will be our determ
nation to meet and drive him back in disgrace
Shall the Legislature fail to keep pace with this
rising courage of their countrymen? Never I!
neVerl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-17
moXemenIn of ms EnnmT.

We understand that last Saturday three Indiana
regiments arrived at Calhoun, in Mclean county,
on Green River, were Col. Hawking regiment was
encamped. From conversation between Federals
overheard by a Southern gentleman, he learned
they expected reinforcement of seven other India
nR regiments, of Col Burbridge's regiment from
Greensboro, and of Col. McHenrys force, consist
ing of four or five hundred from Hartford.
From gentleman who was in Hartford about
that time, we learn that Col McHenry was exs
pected to leave Calhoun in few days. This agrees
with the above statement
A member of a cavalry company stationed at Cal
houn, and VINO was in the Northern part of Logan
county last Sunday, stated that there was to be s
forward movement from Calhoun in some direction
in a few days.
On Tuesday three steamboats, passed South Car
Folton, on Green River, loaded with troops from
Calhoun. They returned in about four hours, ana
the Captain Of one of the boats said all the troops
at Calhoun were to be moved up the river, 1t is
supposed they debarked at Serstvo, ssven or eight
miles above South Carrollton.-L0uisUiRe Courier
NoU. 16.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-17

MURDER OF Hos. J. Il. AEREEsCN.-We are deeply
panied, when it becomes our duty journalists 70
chronicle the death Of such q man as Was our old
friend Col Anderson. The more deeply however
when We consider the manner of bis death. Gladly
would ve, for the sake Of fallen hunsnIty, throw
the veil 2go! - Geprayity of his murderer, in
whose .5-,- acs friends would blush and the damn
ed turn pale. Col Anderson was a bold, brave.
tslsnted map-one who was ever uncompromisinq
in his adherence TO his native Southland this WA
his crime, and he has paid the forfeit with his life
the assassin's knife has done its work of blood
Peace to his sshesl Never was s more black afro
cious, foul and damniDg murder committed By man
since Cain imbrued his hands in his brothers blood
The facts are thesei Col Anderson went to the bal
lotrbox on the 9Th inst, deposited his ballot and
when in the act as learn, of mounting his horse
to leave, Llncolnite stepped up behind him indct
ing two stabs, of which he died the ensuing Friday
The murderer made good his escape and Is still at
large. Thus foul and atrocious murder was ad.
ded to the long list of dark and dgmning crimes the
legitimate fruits of the teachings of Linconism
Good men deplore his untimely end and it is left to
Lineolnism to rejoice. How long are we to be
treated thus in East Tennessee?-C Chattanooga Gazette
and Advertiser, HoU Il