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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-11

Messrs. CLARK, Gregory CoGent pa chased bottles
your Ambrosis OIL, which has given tire satisfaction
Goiic, ToothGehe and Headache.
Qyruston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
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Cara from D. F. WIIson ESQ.

LAwRENCEBCRG. July 8, 1861.
EDITORS UNION AND ANGLICAN Having received
many solicitations and from various sources to per-
NIT the use of my in connection with the SEN
atorshlp from the counties Of Giles, Lawrence and
wayne, and believing in the Republican MAXIM that
office should neither be sought nor declined and
that adherence to it never so imperative as
now, and being reluctantly persuaded that my
friends demand my services, am constrained to
announce my willingness TO serve them in this or
any other position conducive to the public welfare
as an ardent and devoted friend of Southern rights
institutions and independence. l can not. however
suffer myself to be instrumental IN producing dis
trust or dissatisfaction and will therefore promptly
yield to any reflection of public sentiment adverse
10 my candidacy.
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DR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.
80 DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, for Ii

49, Dk. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
49, four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
h attention TO tbs treatment OF private diseases fer
thirty yerrs faers himself having attended practice fer
many years. and cured many Thousands be il esbled
all diseases Of private nature matter how b they may Be-
inudcous medical treatment from neglect Of their
Kings DsPsnssry Is No. q DsadFck street, between Cherry
Square, where he all diseases OF private
cured without nareous medicine Interference
from business
ofod recent date, sEctually cured in few
daysby operation which pain Where structure
exist health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and underDines the constitution mach.
SYPHILIS. with s the diseases OF the skin growing
bsd be etectuAy cured in few days
sEE VKzs, particular attention having been given to
this disease and all the consequences grsvn ont oft brought
many By the destructive bs0S Of nconsderats
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine be constitution, rendering the subject
At for business society, and causing premature old
Females Who be iabong With any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed to Dr. King, No % Deairck street,
Nashville will Ia the Necessary medicine their
address, with necessary dEson Strict secrecy observed oce
o'clock in the morning gn in the evening
uay23. lS59-d&Wiy
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FrnrnInnIsViIIe.

LOUISVILLE, July S.-Fravel between the North
and South is but little interrupted Passengers from
Nashville via. the Edgefeld road meet with but lit
tie delay. Hence South, the detention Is six hours
and trains from South arrive here two hours be-
hind time. Memphis trains both ways connect
closely.
The Rev. G. 2. Overton. Pastor Of the Ashbury
Methodist Episcopal Church South, left here Mon
day night with volunteers for the COnlederates He
preached to his congregation Sunday. Volunteers
leave in squads, probably one hundred per day If
the South be whipped, Hentucky's best families
will be in mourning.
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ErnnI MIssnnrI.

SPRINGFIELD, No, July G.-Gen. Sweeney with
flying column is advancing on Vernon. Large num-
bers of mounted MissOurians are cOngregating at
West Plains. Forsyth Sweeny sends men to prevent
their joining Jackson. Colonel Coffee is prisoner
Col. Wolf encountered the Missourians and has sent
for assistance He lost 80 killed and wounded. The
Assourians loss is not known. Gen. Lyon is at
Leesyille advancing towards Clinton.
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CITY NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTICE.- Messrs. JOHN Morrow & SoN
ssddlers and harness manufacturers, No. 4S Market
street, request us to announce that they will give
immediate employment to fifty hands. Any sad
dler or hsrness-maker capable Of making good
stitch with black hax threads and tive needles, can
DO the work required, and make the very best of
wages. The men are wanted at once.
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WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Evening Star has an
extra about Col. Taylor, who came here under a
flag of truce yesterday. and says his business wss
disposed Of in few minutes. The President not
deemiDg the communication he brought such as re-
quiFed him to enter into any communication with
Davis, Col. Taylor was marched back to General
McDowell's head quarters, where he was kept IN
der strict guard until early this morning wien he
was escorted back TO the Confederate lines and
turned loose to find his way back to Beaure
gard without having accomplished what was
evidently his main point, namely to communicate
with the traitors in midts who had doubtless
prepared, TO be sent to BeEuregard through Taylor
important information concerning alleged contem-
plated movements
The company of Garibaldisus who mutined, were
surrounded this morning and now imprisoned. The
ring leaders will be made examples OF.
The dispatching Of the news Of army movements
by the telegraph has been forbidden by General
Scott
The undue mortality in one or two New York
regiments is attributed to the excessive consump-
ton of lager beer.
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NEW MAIL ACCOMMODATION.
PRIVATE LETTER MAIL
To and from the Federal States

Ii IRTTERs for the Northern States enclosed in out
"A side envelope both envelopes being prrpad "a
nashville Tennessee, with enclosed 10 the
outside envelope will Re carried to Pranklin Ky ard
mailed for heir proper cestuatoD in the old States
In il letters fiOl the Old States sy te cIects1
10 ne a. FranE XIV. ard will ry them Sash
vile, NAL them oT their oper dfs InAou South.
uco yenirnt prepay env,l pes Tor Of
the proper cps he enclosed il Plstae
stamps Of either CoHedersy, casa, and viii prep and
erEsra above This anseme-t to continue dVIg the
p WHITESIDkS
Tenn. jUlF6dlns
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Examining Com
mttee of the Board Of Education will be in session
this morning st o'clock, in the Hume School House,
when all applicants for position in the Public
Schools of the city may present themselves.
The committee will sit from day to day till sll.sre
examined. J. ". HoYTE, Sec.
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appointed Marshall.


CINCINNATI. July 100. Jennings Wise has cap
tured three Federal companies at Chenille.
No dispatches have been received from General
McClelland since noon sunday. lie was advancing
towards Beverly, before reaching which fight was
expected.
T. Z. Stanton Is en- route 20 Washington. having
been appointed Senator, vice Lane, who accepts a
Brigadier Gsneralship.
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CHEROKEE OUREI

An EnfdRsSo cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe.
Gurnal EmmissiOns, hn7Otsncy, i0sS Of PoaOer,
Pdias Ia tie Back Soma IL the BiSdder, O6sruotsd
and Difficult 4ensfyItdtf0N, aud az DisSGscs caused
b. deDidti70 from tts GA Of Nature, and iEdHlgfa9
ia SeIf-PolIUt;on.
By the ne Of "curs Improper discharges rer1ov-
ed the Weakened organs Of generation speedily eur and
full VigoE restored
Either SEX contemplating marriage should reflect sound
mind and body Necessary to promote ccnnubs happiness
In the Cherokse Cure the poor debsted down and
despairing deVotee Of sensual pleasure will End relief
Il safe and pleasant in taste but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts. in the form Of delicious syrup
% Bottle bottles S. forwarded
bJ express to sll parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER & kERWIN. ProprietoTs Memphis Tenn.
sold Nashville BY Ewing PendletOn, Berry & Denovs
G. W. HenderShott, sad By Druggists everywhere
ect29dtw4Wly
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Notice 10 Bond Holders.

OFFICE EAsnT-IE cHtTriSooQt R,I.EoAD ooNriNv.}
Nashville, Teau., July !, eGl,
- interest dee st Jul, l56 the Bends Of Nash
vile ani Chattanooga Il ROAD CoupIuy vail he paid at
TIE Office o. the Company, in N,snv Tenn aOn
the Coupons, sccUnp ed by hs tae OF he Comptro
Ter OF the State, tRat tie may la fully made
The LI ature Of the State BY recent cent, having
prohibited payment Of in such Of the Bonds
the 18th day OF APRIL 1851, be owned by
cit corporations u the 2yshSldDg States OF the
Unit States ccnsttu ed the State Comptrol
Ter the sole judge Of the question, who payment Law
fully Hate. VI. GLkAVES, Treasurer.
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From Wheeling.

WHEELING. July lO.-A resolution passed the
lower House instructng the Senators and request
ing the Representatives to vote men and money 10
oppose compromises until the rebels are crushed.
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Sadlers and harness-makers can End immediate
employment at good wages, by applying to Messrs.
AoRROw & SON, of this city. This firm are doing a
large amount of work for the State, and are every
way reliable gentlemen. Whatever they promise
they will fulfill to the letter.
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, Charge of FasOEIGIAm In Appoints


ments.
The charge of party favoritism in Gov. HARRIS
appointments to officer the volunteers of Tennessee
is eifectuAlly exploded by correspondent of the
Pasist of yesterday morning, in which the writer
gives the names of the sppointees and Classics
them according to tlei: former afinites. The
Patriot accompanies the communication with the
following frank and manly remarks:
APPOINTMENTS RI THE GovERNoR-I.ast May when
the first list of the appointments made by Governor
Harris under the to raise. organize aRd equip
a provisional force" was confirmed by the Legis-
lature, we heard it charged (by persons who had
investigated the matter but had jumped to their
conclusions upon noticing the names of
tain active and influential democrats amongst
the appointments) that he had been govern
ed by partisan preferences. This led US to go
through the list with gentlemen who were inform
ed to the previous party relations of the appvin
tees, and were satisfied that injustice had been
done to the Governor. We believed he had been
governed by high and patriotic motives and did
not hesitate to say so. He has since made numer-
other appointments, and his enemies still alege
that he has exhibited preference for his old dem
ocratic supporters. To show the beaeIessness of
this charge, and the ungenerous partissnIsm in
which it found BIRTH we give below a communica-
tion from gentleman of this city who has taken
the trouble to ascertain the facts. Those facts
show that Gov. Harris has been exceedingly liberal
and has sought to dvIdethe honors equally amongst
The correspondent, after classifying the ap>
pOintees, according their former political pro-
civties proceeds with the following reorganization:
REHABILITATION.
Now, how stand the appointments! OF the first
fftytwo most important offices of honor and profit,
the Opposition hold tlOeRtssUen and the Democrats
hold tI0eRfy fUs.
Omitting the members Of the Artillery corps, and
the Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons of the Regi-
ments, whose complexion of politics it is impossi
bic to ascertain without personal application, which
would be ridiculous, we have remaining of the
Commissary and Quarter Master Departments sen
sHig four appointments, of which thirty eight were
Opposition and hTty sic were Democrats.
Total Democrats that have been appointed, siIty-
one Total Opposition, sirtyJiUe.
Thus how absurd and unfounded the charge Of
the Banner that Governor Harris has sighted and
would not trust his old party enemies with offices
of honor and profit
Since the assault upon Fort Sumter and the pro-
clamston of war by the Abolition Government at
Washington, the State has decided in favor of sep
arstion by siIty-One thousand. OF course the peO-
pie of the State expect that Governor Harris would
make such appointment to Office would esncur |
with them and the Governor himself in the present
position of so Overwhelming a majority of them |
selves.
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Do Net NEGLECT TO IXsURE.-The comparatively
rare occurrence of fires in this city for some time
past should not lull citizens into state Of ICON
scious security" for there is no telling at what
moment the dread element may break forth and
dwellings, furniture and merchandise become
In one red burial blent."
Insurance in the best of Southern Companies
NAV be obtained of ". J. MARR. No. IS College
street. II.
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ARD Am ERIUAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.

Save all your rags-cOtton, fax, hemp, &c, and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
The South wears out more such goods than two
such NOrths and yet the North double the guam
tity of rags for making paper. Let this he changed
hereafter. Save the rags to make paper, and there
BY save money.
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important from Ricbmond,

RICHMOND, July S.-Psssengers arrived here re-
port that there is heavy increased Federal force
at Martinsburg, Va.
Several prominent Federal prisoners now in
Richmond, and at liberty parole, have been con-
fined in consequence Of the recent action of Fede-
raj authorities against the crew of the privateer
Savannah, who have been convicted of piracy.
The Bonds and Stocks of the Confederate States
subscribed for in the States of South Carolina Geor
gi2 and Alabama, have been forwarded. Florida
Mississippi and Louisiana, will be supplied the pres
ent week Virginia Is subscribing literally every
day. The Farmers Bank Of Virginia has takes to
the amount of $500 GOO, and the Bank of the Com,
mOnwealth 100000.
A telegraphic dispatch TO the Richmond Dispatch
dated Raleigh, N c., July 9th, announces the death
of Gov. Ellis, at the Red Sulphur Springs Va, on
Sunday, July 9TH.
1t is reported here that Hon. L. T. Wigfall has
been rendered the command Of a Texas Regiment.
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From WashIngton.

WAsHvGTON. July IO-House. -Washburns force
bill psssed-l0 voting negative, The bill resembles
the force bill of lsS5-Those voting in the negative
are Burnett, Hardin, Norton Pendleton. Reed,
Robinson, Valandingham, VOORHEES,, Wadsworth
and Wood.
The House passed the loan bill, five votes in the
negative-The Senate passed bill renting duties
IN
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cop RAG e

ITO all those wanting Flour Barrels Whisky Faes, Kegs,
and Bacon Casks all kinds Of CoOpsrs work
OBTAIN It by applying my Cooper Shop, No % McLe
more STREET between Cedar and Church street have sss
han = large J. I OF poplar Shingles for sale.
ran also furnish on Flour Barrels AID Whisky
Barrels Al Normandy, the @, B. B. All letters ad.
dressed te i ia aEhvilIe, I nnsSIe.
iuy7-lm@ 4 o DWHlR
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Teachers Wanted.

TIHR undersigned wishes to engage Lady reside in his
family to iDstruct thT small children In ton to
the usus bTanche she must be quaa to give Lessons The
Piano Nrne apply except those presenting good tes
raoDiSlB. FoE terms apply 10 JAS WILbON.
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The American Letter Express brought in large
Northern mail last night. We are indebted to them
for late Northern and Eastern papers.
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From Boston .

BOsToS l0-Prof. LOngfellow's wife was fatally
burned aud the Professor in endeavorng to rescue
her was badly burned.
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Pr DICE AsHBT.-Eyery brave hear
Of anguish at the announcement
ne heroic Dung Ashby from wounds
desperate encounter with squad
10th ult lie was thought to be in ;.
cover, when the sudden supervertiOp
It a period to the career that hau
iantly. His family and friends have
apathy of thousands who never saw
ID Wing, JalyS.
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From New Fork.
Fron, WheeIInr.

New YORK, July lO.-On account of Gen. SCOTS
Introduction the merning papers are entirely bare
Of special dispatches.
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BREADsTJFFsThs weather continues highly favorable
c'cps Messrs Richardson, Spence 4 Co. port dOHr ~
slow and o1re3 at rather prices, rugg from as
r. Wheat slew, in the absence prices
noui9ally n-hsusei; Red 9s 66 lis Cd White l2ls Cd
GENITAL Corn pressing 'or sale further decline n 81
quarter; Mizd sss927s Cd, yellow 2sg29s, White s33cs
PFoylson8ssf slow Of sale and unAerd PO-k quiet
unchanged B2cn depressed and generally % eve oEeF,
win very 'sl sai- Lard in large supply and holders
oos To sl they accept lower prices sales at sos FER good
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Weare authorised to arnouSes Gen PAULOlNG ANDER
son candidate represent the counties Of Wilson and DeBsb
in the senate OF tennessee. juyll-te
We authorized to T. WILSON Of Lawrence
burg ddae represent the counties Of Giles, Lawrence
and Wayne in tae Senate Of Tennessee. iulyIl-ts
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UNION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOTICES
Far Postage

To seeure reply, persons writing this Office, on
their own business, should inclose money to pre-
pay the expected answer. We receive many such,
which would amount to a considerable daily tax if
we replied to them.
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rTnrkets bK Telegraph.
PROCLAMATION
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,

TO he Sgifs Of TIC counties Of Eddisou Hgvoood
ard Henderson u said SLATE GEEEzNG
W OF hereby commanded 70 open ard held an elecon
az all the taces Of hold elect if your respective
ties The lst day sf August sr having given The
tirc required by Law Tor lie election q Judpe fer FOur
se-u Judsl CHcuit q said State, to en- tie vacancy
stoned the 4-s.LsC Ct Jchu Read, -ue -etg there
o. ale % 7tsoTdiEg . iaE.
- Ia testimony whereof have lgreunso set NJ lard
and Cl15Sd tLg g-.. SKA, o. TIE he sdEs'isf
IL Nashville, IN this 29ih cay Of Jseq A d
~ Be- The Governor: ISHAM @. HARRIS.
). Z. a. BAT, Secretary o. State.
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Gentleman who make calls on their friends to be-
come candidates fOP office, will bear in mind that
when published such calls are charged for at ad-
Vertising rates
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DIVIDFND Notice,

TENHE Stockholders orhs Nashville Gas Light Company ar,
hereby notidel that dividend Of two PEI the "a
six months has been 0rJsTed - he Paid and after the IG
inst. JAS. II. kENDRICK. Escrelarv.
July IC-lH
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From MashIngran.

WHEELING, July 10.-Carlisle is elected L. S. Sem
atOr in the place Of Hunter and W. 7. Wiley in the
place Of Mason.
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Shoes SLOesII

Shoes SkOesII
FAREAR, DIsyUKEs L Co. are opening most bes
al lot of Shoes Of all kinds, especially for Lad
i Children. Call on them, ladies, they are beaut.
al, and they sell them very low for the Cash!
marehll-tf.
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hEpzE9n-Z ETzS-sG, July 70, 1851.
In New York On the 5sh, 81, 600 Tennessee 6 ps-
cent Bonds sold At sTze, and $4,000 & SIZE. Viz
giniss Sold as z7c down 70 z5c North earofnzs 81
SOc, Assouris s75, and LQuisisnzs 51ac.
On the 9Th the following sales Of Ternessss zcais
E ' ToPoftei: $4,000 At SIC, $500 Ct s7tc
2o'9V9 It 3i3c, $1,000 II ssc, and e50eo 81
3clc
NC near Of light transactions in Flour and Nhsst
At 90 PSF Dbl Family brznds) fer tho ferr1sz ana
1oe per h1shsl FOR ths latter for hnnoedists de-
livery.
TIE financial Irensles = tbs s.srce1s,
AdminEssrsafsn
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A. AAURT, Esq. publishes circular in the
Banner and the Patriot of yesterday, announcing
himself as a candidate to represent Williamson
county in the lower branch of the next Legislature
His principles sOundy Southern and he is ready
aid in any legislation which will maintain the in
dependence Of the South and drive back with de-
feat and disgrace her enemies and invaders.
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From Baltimore,

BALTIMORE. July lot IS again rumored that
Patterson's army Il aHoihiated.
Troops chartered in the city are preparing 70
leave.
Dodge [Unionist) IS appointed Marshall.
Maj. TaylOr's dispatches create intense curiosity.
It appears that they demand the virtual surrender
Of Washington.
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WAR OR E-SPEOIATIoNs.-The Richmond
correspondent of the New Orleans Dsltd under date
of the 9th ult SAYS that Mr.. BENJAMIN has express
ed the opinion that the war will be closed within
ninety days. We understand other members of
President DAVIS Cabinet entertain the same opinion
which is based upon the fact that the LD'cOIE Gov
eminent will be unable to raise the means with
which to prosecute the war.
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VANA SEGAR
John WHORLEYs 80 SOuIh Market st.
4ShViLle' nn.,-H.20,OOO Imported Ha,
anas.-J0S7 REUEyVED FROA IA FANA.
Latest News from Old virginia!
JOHN WHORLET,
32 south Market street,
STILL AHEAD,
rherIey Rock City Chewing Tobacco
dade from the PURE AND NATURAL LEA
rhout ANY ADULTERATTOM
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shoe Makers Wanted.

FENEN or FIFTEEN Shoe makers wanted 10 Kip and
thick work. Constant employment and prompt pay. En-
quiz Of X 8. ROLLINS s. Co,
j B5-In 1, Inn Block, Nashville.
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NOTICE Tn PnIICY I,nEnKI,N,

NROI snd after this date and further .oe, the War
Clause V be inherited IL al Open Policies issued by the
ennsssee Marine and Fire Company AID the Nash
lie Commercial INSURANCE. Company.
A. VI BUTLER,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JAMES WALKER.
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company.
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We were shown yesterday q dispatch from Viii
misgton TO the consignees Of the Hannah Balch. in
this city, stating that both vessel and cargo had
been forwarded to Newbern, and await their or
ders.
The prize crew, who were put aboard by the
bockading feet TO take her to New ork, were also
captured and are now in jail at NewbeTn. So, Mr..
Lincoln, we are ready 10 respond with an Offset
whenever you think proper to hang the pTivateers
of the Savannah. Just try it, and see how leng it
will take US TO swing your own priTateeTs.-sdUd7'-
nah ReIaibliodR, ,T5tlJ i.
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HRS WINS Ho w.
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

Which 12sy facilitates process Of seag, By soferIEE
gums redacng sll ininatonEn silsy al Psia and spas
nodc action, sRdfs