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charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES

RATES RED ICED And SPEED TvrREsQp.n
txPREss freight Trains onaII the roads. d, -,
Nssbvie Dn0er lsSs through rates from New YORK h
EHst Class per 100 lbs, 81 81 Thrs Class Der I M - Il,
Hats Caps and BSaps., Fourth Glass; do %
Time from Savannah and Chsrle,,,r =. " -
and half and four days '1' '-'''s' 'n1es
Tine from Yea York ana Philadelphia seven and
Intervening saiteiis cause the above vsr,,.
~ % are run on sunday over lhres lines ~ . no
cSR. . sa9gs occurring at sea- promptly sdus, h Ct
dec So 'llooSa Railroad on delivery. -A'
So Eprze,l F3s ANDERSON
FRENCH PROTESTANT Sfaoo--
PhiiadeIPhia, 4th Year-
Nd ADAME VALIANT will re opsp her Ro.-s-
W school FOR young ladies IG2s cbess1r ss ana 5y
september Superior Instructions in ~ 49, tas Ian
ces, 20 roth Of which equally serss s- 49,; ~ reeh
partment. VIII superin'end The Rreaeh De.
stewart County, state OF 'J-ey,,,..----
xSr- = - A89 COUNTY COURT, ar No
als-Pe1, lSarroll e. ais. Chas s. sup,.' =
ants BILL that Thcs &cCa.roli FTzsc, T som eonPau
MeGsrroii 49,. 1lIoIi' Ear uel MeCsrrol AMI No.
hsirs at law o. Francis HcCsrrolI d- sar
residents OF The stats Of Tennessee T. = are MN
NssbIR 100 oe ma e Tor four Consecutive weeks, IL -
cif, - $1,000 AND AAEaicANa newspaper pnblisbe5 - -
~ o. Nas2vle recurring said nou-rssdets n - "a ne
he boIseD ~ ~ . 'e Countl Court Of Stewart cant .
Iennesee, the hrSt xonday in Janu ~, 1851 AID & STATE q
si " 70 c,Ia ainanis bill or the sane viii
iessed as to then and set dOFn for hsariD- ~ cen
see7-~4.-pr,.,..s, v. COOK. o,srk
Sese------9r .lee .. q ssEsst Co coar,
Saanny's CoEaeInea RSca7-S- -
Mower.
kNIITA WOODS EEPRGVEVVEv1-
ee4soFatsa Aachins ecsived the arst p-sn1i
as ne besteonbned Rsaping and
THE great United States Agrcultral Par SI s1aehrd
~ N sspIeraSer ISL Ths trial came OF near
So. ~ So.y, sHere al the PT pal MACHINES ss
Society ct Louisville, Ey. N-e'71 AErieultzra
Il also received the lEsra a The h.. -.
Mower before to separate Committees s5 = ne bea
n Iuv Is55 Oo1ny Agricultural Society," AZ Ss4s-It
N uys l1oE over most OF the nov IA
numerous ether premiums and aFsr5s v-ars - - 1sna
a1rlns ne ass season, over every Machineip f ~'n
TIE acoye machines are Tor sale b. re u,5s-,5-.-s9
B. =. OHEATHAN. - --'fsisasds
General gent Tor the State
s,h75 as.,, tAs7kh bHEELEs 4 90
Naahvfila-
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Notice

TEaYING recevet aetter of ADMINISTRATION the
Elizabe s!isy deceased all person indebted to tn
same hereby requ settle with the first Februa.
~ 1861 y accordngto law, and all persons hav
ing claims the aT hereby notified to hand in
send their claims Clarksvis, Tenn, before the
first Of FEBRUARY They viii be forever barred both by law
and equity - PARIS PETER,
5.,S xulE dmin arakoF
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TEVHB House present occupied y Boyd No 80 Cherry
street, The front room will make good store or sal
room The back premises be occupied by families
Also, tive Offices in the second story Apply the premises
dec2odlR HAMILTON
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TTNE Bank Of Tennessee Uriah Brown, Thos Draper
and others-Juogment and Attachment Bl-on motion
OF compainants by their solicitors, and appearing the
isfacion Of the Clerk and Master, from allegation
psinants bill which that defendant Jas Lee
resident Of the State OF Tennessee
publication be made for four weeks in the Union
and American newspaper published the City Of Nashville
Tennessee, requiring said defendant appear before Chan
Court Gsinesboro, before the Monday
February 1861 and compansnts BILL the
he taken for confessed and the down hearing
parte to him. WM II Bolts, G. a. 8l.
jsnl7-pr 'sfeeS3
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

To the Creditors of John III. smith, De-
ceased.
PURSUANT 10 order, this day made on me- as Adminr
Of the estate Of John Smith, deceased you hereby
commanded TO ne your claims against DEFENDANTS with the
OF the County Court Of Weakly county Tennessee his
office Dresden, before the 18th day May next
Indication proraa distribution having this av
the Insolvency Ct said estate. January sd 1851.
W X. ROSS, Administer Of
febl-W4t pr seeS3 John Il. Smith, deceased.
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ennessee Champion
Portable Plantation and FIOurIng
Mills stone establishments.

DEAR MIL Stones o. all sizes hand and made 20 order
smut Mills, Of the latest improved patsrs. Mill spindl-s
ai Gearing. Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosng ana ReuiatiH
Screws; Screen Wire. Mill Piers, ana Plaster Pars An
which Is warranted Of best quality give za.seon
All orders and communications promptly attended To-
J. X. WARM.
Opposite Broadway Mills, near & r, Broad siTest,
june22-d&wf EsssyiIJe To-.
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II. IL. HAYNES q CO..
Agentsfor the sale and purchase OF Negroes
NO 16 CEDAR STREET,
tBstWesn the Commercial Hotel and Public squaro.)
l-]7The highest cash price given for ayes
dsc29-tf.

j Q N Z s. HO Ell
NJ. y. JONES, Proprietor
corner OF the Square, near Lhe Wire Bridge
Convenient to Steamboat Landings Railroad Depots
Nashville, Tennessee.
iulylq to5,rst
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Flour, Corn, sc.
S0nf BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour
OOSD 40 sacks Coru;
20 bbls Lard;
so " Green Apples:
25 cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
SO Flour Sacks (ffty Pounds)
On consignment for sale by
W: WATTS CO.,
JanlDt No, 81 College street, Broad
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EVNHE Bank Of Tennessee Uriah and others
Judgment and Attachment Bill-0n motion Of complain
ants by their seictes and appearing e the satisfaction
the Clerk and Master from allegation In complainsnts bill
which that the defendant James lee is
resident qfthe State ofTennesee 1t is ordered that pubca
tim be made FOR four successive weeks the Union and Amer
lean newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee
requiring said defendant to appear before the Chancey oour
al Gsnesboro the next term OF the said court aud
compliments BILL the will be taken for confessed
set down for hearing rxparte as TO him.
janI7-W4tpr's feeS3 WM Bolts, c. & NJ.
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I'm THE CHANCERE COUNT AT DRES-
4 den for Weakley County. state OF Ten
nesSee0rder Of Public2oR-Orginal Bil-Eiah J. Ian
Andrew csyce John F. Csyce George Cayce
From affidavit Of the companants counsel hicsah Card
well this day filed in this 1t appears the Clerk
Master Of said Court that the said defendants John
George Cayce nonrseuts Of said State Of Tennessee
and reside in Kentucky It therefore ordered
and Master that the order be pubshed for four
in the Weekly Union and American, newspaper published
n the city Of Nashville said State of Tennesee commanding
said John Cayce and George Cayc to file their plea
demurre said Bill st or before tae next Of said Chan
Court be held the court house Dresden
county, State Of Tennessee the second Mosy Of January
1851 said bin and things therein will he taken for confessed
against them and for hearing them expare said
Of said Court This December 9th, ls6l "a true copy from
the Order Book)
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A FINE FARM,
CONTAINING ASO ACRES OF

aiua bic La a for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in a fine state
of Cultivation.
FENHIS Farm lies mile o Jones Station On the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad nine miles from Winches
ter, and three miles from Salem, Franklin county On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, all
necessary out houses Close to the dwelling ane spring.
good CserD and plenty Of failing water The lad
ILL RICH AID for cultivation stands unsurpassed
il the county propose tc sell this valuable Tract Land
and would refer persons who wish about IL to John
White Nashville, Tenn AS Coyar, Winchester or they
eaa refer to me the premises.
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct 2'-h Winchester, Franklin county, Team.
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dec2S-tav3w
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WETIsUING other investments, propose to sell
w all Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated on Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
and opposite residence of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
the most commanding the7icinty Of Nash
VILE and desirable country residence The house will
be sold with u land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARMs
the Sims Tract, situated on the Smith Turnpike od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing $50
ares The soil good, we'll wateed and mbered and
be divided into of twenty and upwards all OF
which are admirably adapted country residences market
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied T. c. hcCGmpbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing about csc acres This
place need further description II viii
Also be divided suit purchasers T. c. McCsmpbe will show
these places TO any who will cali.
All the property will be sold reasonable terms and
on a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Amply to " s. Lindsey Nashville, or to either Of the un
dsrsignde TH0S. c. McCAMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A. McC CAMPBELL,
haI Nashville
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; .Old Corn
PROCLAMATION
ESHAM C. HARRIS,
Governor of the State of Tennessee.

TpyO whs shall presents Greeting: Whereas it
has been made grown that a certain Ed HILTON,
stands charged iving foul aud atrocious
murder the 18th Of January, l6 upon body Of VII
BURK late county of Bedford has fled from justice,
and is running Sarge
Now therefore, ham G. Harris Governor aforesaid, by
virtue of the power - authority vested dn hereby offer
Of huadd and fifty dollars per
who appreh said Ed Hilton and deliver him the
Sheriff Tailor Of o county Bedford order justice
in behalf, may beGhad and executed
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
It's Seal Of the State be athxed
}L.S Nashville, ths ,4.h day Of January, 1861.
By the GoVe.nor: ISHAM G.. HARRIS.
J,E R. Secretary Of State,
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CHARLES B. HALL


Boots, Shoes, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c..
No. is SOUTH SIDE PuBLrc SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
now in receipt Of his stock for the Spring and sum-
mer Trade consisting of Ladies', Gents, Misses,
Boys and Chdreus Boots Shoes CATERS Slippers &c,
every variety, with and without heels.
ALsoLa French Dress Trunks fine sole leather Travelling
Trunks, Vass Carpet Bags Ladies Leather Travelling Ssehels
c .tE.
Pan of which goods similar guilty
purchased in the city Please call at No Is Public Squqre.
nbe2- CHARLES 4. gALL
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Nashville Female Academy.

FHNHE FIRST, Spring Session Of 1861, commence on
MensaJ, January 2st. On that day will be happy 1
meet IN the Odd Academy 40 Pupils, whose parents may desire
to avail Of the and peculiar advantages Of
this lnstttutlon- G. d. ELLIOTT.
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DIR. ". P.IUnEA


kEAs office adj5inip the res derce Captan StockeI
Cherry Street, and sides No. "a Vi1esreet between
church and Broad. jsnI9-
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: SHIPPERS.

Eursf yr.rTENBEST's oryIcE N. & c. R. R 4
Nashville, Jan. 81. lS6l- J
Owing to the u fna accumuat Of Ereights at Nash
willie, as we'll 5ther transhipping points south Of
Road are stop receiving Freghts few dayr
when further notics ystj be given c, W. COLE,
f,blu - eBPD Superintendent
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decI5 'GO-w4t-pr's Zee 50 said G rur

TEOWARD a LARRINs, vs. b. Z. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
In this il appearing my satisfaction that dtn.
dant Anderson, state Of Tennessee II
therefore ordered by that publication Union
and American newspaper published in Nashville Tennessee,
weeks, commanding the defendant appar
my Office in Linden and Perry county, Tennessee on
the 18th March, 1S6 Tesd, answer to plaintiffs
attachment the will he disposed eTare as to him
This sd day OF January, 1861.
B. J. WALL, !. P. for
~ nnrrr n.,rAr N.
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wanted.
VIRGINIA LADY, who has had experience teach
N ing and is we'll qualified to teach all the English branches
French Embroidery and Grecian Knitting, situation
Immediately, in either private family, public school, in the
south Best Of references given required Applicants stating
terms &c will please address Dr. D. P. Gordonsvle, Orange
county, Virginia ian 30-d2w
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CHEAP HOUSES.

WRENCH BRANDIEs, WHIsKEYs, AND LIQUORS AT
Anetonfhis morning. saturday January l9h) An in
OogHae brandes Whskey and Liquors. Just received
win eraersto close. BENZ SHIELDS & Co.,
JanlSH Central ROOMS
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NEsCRIPTION.

Said Hilton is about six feet high, with sandy hair and
whskes rather slender build round sheudered 1t
ported that he has changed his by hair dye and
shaving. jan25-d&wlm
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EUST received per Nashville choice lot OF Lard
- in 50 lbs kegs Fer hEily use Tor sale hg
JAMES Mel 1CGHLIN & Co
jan21-f Ne Market zsrsel
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III. III. HAYNES a G

THROUGH TO DECATUR.
Ii breaks having been rep4rJ trains are running through
"A according to schedule time. ia7Io doe
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sKo. n. HITCHlNes,
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

QAOEOGHA GA HID.
TAME pleasure IN announcing 10Y old friends and Gus
toners mat after an absence Of two years. have again
turned 70 resume the practice Of the Photographic Art
IN all its branches having purchased he Of my brother
IN the old established Gallery in Union Street, having spent
ou months IN New York the Summer fully all
the late improvements in the ha painted ard
enlarged the suite OF Rooms throughout That nv facilities are
now better to produce first class nan most Galleries can
beast Of and conduce 20 the comfort patrons trust not
euy to sustain the proud position TIE Gallery has
sustained bot to elevate it S higher standard have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK one IF the hest Photo
graphers the world who TIE Picu-es which obtained the
first premium at the Worlds Fa in London in 1851 and am
determined not only to make this the leading Gallery in The
State but my work shall surpassed North or soptb
and INTRODUCES to the public the following new syes
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignette, plain coored;
IVoTytypes, colOred
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs Canvass. life size;
Visiting Cards full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting
eterreoscOpes, on glass paper.
continue make the Melanotype Ambrstype as hereto
fore The above styles all entirely this city, exe
the Autograph Gard, which only one at time An
who are want Of anything in my line politely invited
me call visiting elsewhere, when prove by occIaT
demonstration the above facts Respectfully,
Oct3l-u f. W. HUGHES.
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NOTICE


- -, o., cash on Monday, the 4th day Of February all
The right interest claims the DEFENDANT D Mheele =
n, [ certain lease, for the year lobl, on certain store
As 80 sie IN Market in the city of Nashville;
so boa bpg known No 4 levied on 70 SATISFY az exssu
80 ~ - bs1ds AGAINST Wheeler, in favor o. ID q MT;
endorsed before robertson ESQ, me oth Gay o.
for oe undred and fortyhree dollars snd my Genus anu
COST sale at IL o'clock on the premises; NOR n n n
j&nI6-d3t
-1- .i,a5 having determined to enlarge his BOOT
AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, IN oraef 10 supply "S i4i
.'ssiLle All persons 10 want Of good article. n - -
Having nv own TanDery and making mos, o. I1y leany
Isther am prepared and determed 70 sell al e Vey ioS
- uos,e instead on Northern Manufactures, particularly
M Tes.vY RoOTs. shoes and Negro .BrOgans,
also, -, o,,p pooTs
spA shoss Of all sizes and qualities TO order.
ISorder successful, VIII have 70 eohnhe my sSe e1
81 II 80, JAMES HAMILTON,
No SOUTH colege street, Nashville,
Q doorsf en- Grooms, Garrett IL Co.,
ianl6 dkuln Furniture Ware Rooms.
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OAAANW A UE SJk1ED ULEs
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I1tE, 1850.
Passenger Trains, East and West will run as follows
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at $40 u d3PM
Arrive at Chattanooga L9o n AID las AN
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 100 NJ and T:50 n
Arrive at Nashville at $40 II and A ii.
IL rail connection and shortest route to Boston New York
"a Philadelphi4, Baltimore, Washington City, RchmOnt
Petersourg Lynchbufg Knoxville, Savannah Charleston
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains on
East tennessee and Georgia and Western and Railroads
Through Tickets may be had any application
Ticket Agent at Office at Depot, feIloxn places and
At the following prices. viz:
Nashville 70 New York. Wis Eal Tenn & Va IS
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FENHE partnership heretofore existing under the name ana
style Of Bingham, Mullen Co., is this day dlssolFed
mutual persons to the above mentioned
arm will please call at the oce Of French Irwin heid cor
ner Market and Clark their accounts or y
will placed in the hands of an for collection
French authorised receipt for money and
| accounts. BINGHAM, MULLEN & co.
|
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NATHAN N. EDWARDS, c NJ,
cl5'6O-w4t-pr'sfee 50 Of said Cor
IN CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN.

IN CHANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN
il Tor Weakaey County, State of Ten0es-
see--orEinal Injunction Bill0rder Publicaon-Tbo-
Glass David Moore Jsbn Vancuer, William Landrum
and james Brakeman. From the bill
appearing TO the Clerk Master sed Court that
said defendants David Moore and John Vancue
residents Of said state Of Tennessee II by
sad Clerk and Master that this order be published
weeks In The We, y Union and
published n the city Of Nashville State Aforesaid commanding
the said Moore and Nancu s he their answer pleas
to said bill, before the Chapcerv
Court TO be acid at the Court House in the Dresden
Ney county, state Of Tennessee the Monday
January, ls6l said hill all things therein will be taken
for confessed against them and for hearing eart
said OF said December 9th 1860 "A tim
copy froR the Order Book
NArIT n N r,rnrr-. I'M
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Fresh Arrivals


4 HOETPS ON. SER RY AGO.,
NEW BUILDINGS, "a MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
nn BARRELS Double Extra Flour;
HUI leo do Extra Family DO
100 bags do do do
leo boxes chaiee Western Reserve Chesse;
Is chests Green and Black Teas
% boxes do do do
100 dozen and Cans Oysters;
so boxes Layer Rzisins;
50 = boxes do do
25 boxes MaccarOni;
:erces Fresh Figs;
bbls New CurIanfs;
trails Fresh Dates;
Also. assortment Of common fancy Candies Kisses
Sardnes Punes Olive OIL fresh Peaches Pine APPLES Nuts
and Almonds all Of which cash dealers at re
duced prices THOMPSON, SPERRY & co.
ianl7 'GI
Corn, Eaay and Oats.
A SUPERIOR lot OF Corn, Hay and Cats, Just received
n and for sale at low figures by COMBS & MARTIN
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Valuable Farm for sale.

Executor of H. T. DAVIS, deceased oder for sale sPen-
"A ad ar lying on Duck rver about miles above Gen
eville in Hickman county Tenn containing 40 and
BOZ scs from 50 to e cleared balance well bered
Apply or to address EDWARD D. HICKS,
sept27-W3m Nashville, Tenn.
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Ladies Xtra Fine Winter Shoes

4 ADDE'S KID D. 2. BALMORALs
IA Calf D. S. Lace Boot
g Kid Thick Sole Congress Caters.
{" French Lasting
." Quilted Heavy Sole Lace Boots,
Kid Fur Lined Buskin, &C., sc.
ALSO,
Misses and Chdrens Bsots Shoes and Caters and schOo
Shoes. Very cheap for cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
Gecl5-tf ~, College Street.
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TUsr received per Nashville zoe SRrlsx s
.s shamrock Potatoes. for sale ~
JAMES MeLAE9HIAE q CO.
jan22-u Nc Market street
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Letters from the Interior. !

WASHINGTON PARISH, April 80, 1851
Ed G'escent-The g combinations are dispers-
ing I" beautifully in Washington parish. An I'M
promptu meeting was gotten up, and call made
for volunteers, on the 9th inst and eighty-seven
men enrolled their names, We know of some forty
more who will enlist in this company.
In addition, considerable amount of money was
subscribed for equipping this company, and large
amount for the support of the families of those who
enter the active service.
The Washington Volunteers will be armed with
the rifle, a weapon to which they have been accus-
toned from childhood. The officers, since elected,
are as follows: Captain, Hardy Richardson; First
Lieutenant, John j. Socum; Second Lieutenant,
Fleet Magee; First Sergeant, William Turner ;
others not remembered.
The Captain was our Senatorial Delegate in the
State Convention, and for a long time our State
Senator
A home guard, to consist OF men over forty-fve
years of age, will be formed on Saturday next
Our crops are promising. Heavy crops have
been planted More anon,
WASHINGTON,