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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
Dentisirn.

VNHE largest and cheapest Dental Establish
L pent IN tb. u s.-S. GRIFFIN BROS. Denits'
NO $40 rsud ,, n. u and No. z57 Futon-.i, Brooklyn In
set l or partial Of Teeth their improved A9'
pbrc Pr,saIe Plates without extracting the roots On pa
tina or gold sl; silver rubber elO partial ss' Oh s''
~ per tooth silver, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
CENTRAL RAILROAp Of ofNEw-JERSEY.-

! NENIRAI RAlLhOAD VI NEW -JLhT
~ From fsot II COss:iand;st-G 2nnectns psaV
junction With Dclwse. Lseknsnu, and esq. h.
and a Esson with Leheh Valley Railroad ana u s,
lions iorming direct line to Pittsburgh ana ne we
WfSTER ARRASGEnE Sr-COpneneing Nov = Nv
- cave New-fork a. follows: ~ p..lts
U,sRrSBuRe ExPkKss-At - m. for Enten' he~N|
PottsviIle Harrisburg Ml1ch Chunk Wi.im'poGn - Ao,
Mail TRAtS-At q. for Esston, "ssef osR w.
con Greas Bend. Pitts,op, NilkesbLfei sc. c,I yu
I'm THRouGH TRAIs--For EestOo, Ms0ch ShuHs' "
lens cert. Reading Pottsvlie. Harrisburg @e .r.,..,
4P.s. 1HkoUeR rRsIS-FoE Eastoa behlehs'n Aheh'''"
and Mzuch CHUNK.
s:2OP. " WAY TRaIS--F0r Souerville. . 81
y. 81 WEsrssS ExPuRss-For Eastor, AN-1io"h' -
ug HGr.burs Pitt.burgh and the West eepms eai'ke
Jersey City thrt Ugh 70 { hpsbuf al.
EXPRESS TRAM zoe HARREBuEG-fhe u Era Esrea'
TIain from NewYork arrives at bssrisbUrgN M 1850
ing East God West on Pennsylvania Central rasd 49,
Central R.road, North aud Sea.n, AID Win tao eS''
land Valley Rsllrosd. NJ. ,..,
T,rs TnRoCoH ExPRR,s TRAIS YoR Tnk WEsi ss
New. York 1t p m. daily Snndsys eKcsPSd Isiil
connection a; Hsrrishpfg with PenEs -
ch.pRe Of cars Pittsburgh snd bot one % tleli' -
Chcsgo -four hours time 10 saved ,sSing III: ,isn
KIItABgrHPORT NEw.1oRx FsnEr-Leats W ~
York from Pier No. 2, North hVeE 19;iss nj i'''' -
and $780, ?. IN. -, u.4O, .rss
| tip each way. JOHN ". Slfi1NS, Sul'''- l----
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Boots ano Shoes.

MCCLELLAN B0OTS-Now ready, for the
IVA Ps'lss Hnd Field mele Of Grain Cell. Ensrseled,
snd A'sgtcr Les.ter MIA vide snd heavy Ersisa Soog
Ssar,e ,afed by BURT TERHUNE. No q farf.roR.
S.k FINE French Caif Dress BOOTS at
% n if So Hcs 10 and 2 haust Sfo VI So 80 IA.
p5issa Ior ''3 D54 sir sole We.eT7Togf Boo,s.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

A c. FUTILE, AUCT'R, No. Brood-st.-
IA. LAST SALE Ar AUCTION, OF DUTCH BULBS
THIS DAY, Ar n O'CLOCK. INCLUDING HYAClNTHS
TULIPS. Gc., IN LOIS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRR:

Passenger Station in Nsw.Yors siths. and 'sa-ss
Fat ou Eitn-s.
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Sewing Alatbines.

yfMPfRE SEWN NG-MACHINES
Tor fcy SID Manufacturing purposes Il red lced prcos
ana 90 tOdaslz ters. Saiesoom No $40 Broadway.
t&k - -tirst-ciass Scwing-Machines A Sk
IOVs g k,a' sal sor sac ueW ina2d hsndl. tCOs
NJ Ss1g Naeirs kiipoau, ;ss B'dwsy cor. Brooms T.
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EOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PlC-NlS
GROVE q, Gl.ncoye, L. 1.-The owner hAs been asked
by coloYod people Ia that vicinity and IN . CITY 70
or far ,ale the above Grove offered 70 colored
hr pnbc ,en-ray. IL extcncs from West 70 miSsIo
syeru aud las hne Wow Of the Bay and nestns ahol
Inonire of Mrs, T. BONNER, No. 81 W est 2S6st
EOR SALE or to RENT-A iirst-cass four
4 s,ory brown.stone font HOUSE. sitea'ed N 4lss-'
hons. es, OF STU sv aud hu in the ooSt shnes'
Apply 10 W. N, SEYMOUR 4 Co., No. Cha-hsni square,
HOUSES in nWILLIAMSBURGH for SALE.
Ill The l,t 3D. and 9Th Houses e,siery nom snns'
n U.yoe.,, also CoA1e corner OF smith AID alh.ss''
will he ,old Al low prices and egsv terms Apply 70
T. q. KELLOGG, No. 30 beavef-s,'i n. L,
ORANGE co. FARM for SALE7!4o acres,
with good farm buidiuss well arranged ioI tue ~ l.y
rr,,e.s OF adapted TO srn gra1nz or hu cnInre.
only s55 rer acre. C. IL. OLIVER NO OIL bIoeI,y-s1.
I.l~-ACRE FARM for SALE or En-
LstsD CHANGE In the town OF Elhs. hity ave nIo'
rom Detroit Mich four miles nom LsPse the Sopn,y TOW
now rented for 500 per year. Good House sna
iugs and wen forced Thofe Il lako two miles Widc ssln
lie and sides Of the farm, with h,h u
Via fos tie House Is deshtid Ia very heaitny sa o.
nelglbotood; VIII BE- ESchnsed Tor Osnsu ta'm not -
fro m New.Y ok OF good Cottage House. Inqpuo o' ~
dr.a q. II. PAUL. No. lSj FnlioF''', nroSNyE
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RAnROAD-CUANGE o.

r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD--CiIANGE w
IL TERMINUS.-Lssve Jsmes-slip and 3iih's' ZEN
New. York ats e. for GTeonpsrts S'JV =. ". - !,
I.,ip 40 .,tmd 10 sphank O. e ~ hsi u W.
y. m for syosset; $50 e m. and " :, ao 90 ID
f,r Uemosssad s:J q. M, 1850 ar J-n hn siOO'
n M for jamaica Trains ieave HNntess fVH' Va 49,"
ioat from James slip.
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Real gstate for Sale.
VALUABLE WATER POWER FOR

A VALUABLE WATER FOWEh fOi'
N SALE OR TO LET. -
veyv desir bla WATER 70 (DoU elolly bril WITH
law sres of land called Pessan, Garden situated In New
london Township Chester County. Pennsyiysns wiuin
miles Of tho Pbs iepha aud BahimoIe 0enIa hs's@ Snu
distsn, from Philadelphia - miles -,
Th, l. one Of the inest Water Powers 10 he COUNT, sna
has FOR ueEIy been used in connection with Rolling lL
mo.t desirable place to establish the branch OF
industry the manufacture OF Flax Cotton. which is 70 de.
,hrons King Cotton OF Woo FGctory. rhc couny !.
% ccnad for the raising Of fax and s culture would DC
entered into by the AgsuuTi's ei mo dss'e'
n q market was opened for iis sale. -, -
Er p.ticulsr, inquire perton lee-i to The
SubscribeF, DAv,p mr ~ SonhC, ~. Ca,, u.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
UUDsON RIVER RAILRoAD.-For ALBA.
NEW. YORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

Igsl SUMMER ARRAEGEMENT. ha
COMMENCING AUGUST IS, ls1L
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A. VI. MKRYIS. Anc1onseI
nY BANGS MERWIN a. 20. Irving

HY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Irving Build
~ iDg hos S94 and S96 Broadway Sses OF Books Sta
ouery. rctures crks u Art bancy Goods frrri Ire &c
WEDNESDAY EVEElNG. nov. 9, AZ ! O'CLOCK,
STANDARD aud MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
embracing grest variety and including many valuable
Works. fof particulars soc Catalogue.
tRlOAY EVENING, NOV. AT n O'CLOCK.
PINE MODERN OIL PAlNriNGs. comprising choice
collection c4lefy by American Artists Of celebrity. The
fctes aaIichy framed Gad are now on exhibition al the
rslesfoOtnG
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

TxrRA White snd Blue Nehanoek FeoeiS
e Psr Gen And'l''D' i'r I sEsy sHIELDs 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23
NUMBER 46

Int,mtdsstec - ghe Essshorn Csegresss
The Rspuslissa papers sss segiraiDg IN sdxssss
to tell Congress What Il nsst Do, uhsz i shall -
sembIs On the fourth q July. The Hsx YOrk
yosv.ai Of cs@nae very properly psbukss he
cssisr Of that eity-sdAsa By ne rsdouSsAbis
HEs1-thus:
In order, - We lupposs, that ne msnbsrs us
Coagtess may have proper sense Of the rssseis-
tiOns imposed upon them The CsseisT kolds zp -
their VisW she fate which sWaits each and sFHRy
one, who shall dare 20 depart ffcu Its progrAnne
Of Congsessionsl sekions Ne aan, uRdsr pain ef
the traitors reward Is to raise his voice in caa-
gress o. elsewhere e ahscF q tny sdiussnsnf of
our nstonsl troahles. sxeept In the mode propessd
By the President On The suggssiioa Of the ossrisr
70 be. more dssaitss Ne qasss from its Article Ne
SASd. whoever, IN Congress or elsewhere, pre-
poses any change il The Constitution, Or any soa-
eessions 70 the Rebel States, or any oempromisss
upon the question of slavery; Or who desires ase
onsFs-for consideration, any Presss 70 gss rid e
this civil war, except By sugnentalisn ef TIE Army
sad Assy and the strsngthsning Of he hands sf
me Executive, Is st heart, "a much . trsitsr %
Rsbels.n. :. :
This is sOlsrsAly explicit, and since he sane
sneet pas rspeAsedly told us that ''Jsf Dsvis sad
mis- Sesooiate rahelt should be hung. We suppose Is
would mete oat 70 every person vho. ssia Conzrsss
or elsewhere shall propose . mode ef settling ths
questions which sgitats the country IN any mode
other than fhrongk bleodshed, the ssue measure q
punishnent u Will be fartnaste ie7 tbs editor Of
the Coa,ie- Congress DOES 50. Intluds il As Iist
Of subjects foF the halter these persons uho have
WsntenlY accused the loyal und byavs-hssrtsd de-
tenders Of the ceuntry With being t-sitors. while
risking their lives in gallant struggle e dsfsnd
the national DAG. He should beware. is.t s.hsy
that take the sword sAail perish With the svcrd."
A FACT WORTH KSoNNG.--Dr. RodriRus.. We be-
heye the opest practitioner Of Dentistry il oar city,
favored us on Wednesday with sight Of sample
Of Gold Foil, prepared By Asszrs. Brown 4 Hape sf
Atlanta Georgia, which he ssys . Of superior quail
ity.. - -s-s.l.s.
This opens new field 70 Soutbern sutarprise,
and ops which, We hope, VIII meet With encourage
meat and support from al Of our S0uthern dsntist.
Charleston 6osrisT, Aag l6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH.
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia North Carolina South Carolina
Gesrgia tn Alahsma and East Tennessee, via ohA
tanoOga Railroad, ATS O'Clock, A 81
Northern and Es Mails, Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States twice day. at O'Clock, P NJ
and o'clock, IL Way Mails & L & r daily.
Southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi arrive daily at ! 4 CLOCK, AN
Way Mails route arrive daily ct O'Clock, n.
smity lille, Alexandria Lebanon Way Mails arryC
daily, except Sunday, At IL O'Clock, NJ.
smithlAnd Hopkinsve, ard q portion Of Southern Ken
tucky arksvie and way Mails daily 10 o'clock A. M
shelbyve via TrUne and way mails, Menday, Wednesday
and Friday at - O'cl. ok, NJ
West Tennessee Huntingdon Tsvery and Chsrlstte, til
weekly. Sunday, Wednesday aod Friday, II o'clock NJ
Liberty Rursl Hill, Stewards Ferry weekly, Thursday
at u O'Clock A NJ.
Cebtrevile 'ernon and PneweOd, South Harper
Tank. weekly, Taesdsy and Fri ay, a. O'Clock NJ
Carksve, via S'eSmOre Mills, Whites Bend, Sc., Esekly
Friday, u. IL O'clock II.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

A FORMIDABLE FoE-It will be seen by the inter
esinO letter of our Norfolk correspondent in this
mornings issue, that among the several thousand
Confederate forces now at that point, is body Of
three hundred Indians. These staIwsrt z0ns of the
forest are from the county of Cherokee N. c., and
under the skillful training of Gen Jackson, dis.
tinquished memDer of the North Carolina Senate
from Cherokee. are now ready for immediate action.
more formidable looking body Of men, we are in
formed by gentleman who mas seen them. never
have been coDgregated on this continent Not one
of them is under six feet in height and being built
: in proportion, they look more like modern Ssmp-
sons than anything else to which We can compare
them. The rifle has been their constant companion
almost from infancy. and they are eOnfessediy the
best mar Iksmen the world has ever seen. They
; loot running or standing with the same unerrine
certainty and load and fire with arapidity winch =
really surprising. Pstxsbyg Express.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

The Spirit OF ISToLERANCE AT TIE NoRTH.-The
Boston TndUslsr gives the following particulars:
The little town of Wales, in Hsmden county, wss
the scene Of quite excitement on Sunday last,
that was far from favorable 20 the religious quiet
of the day. A Unior flag had been torn down the
dav before and the inhabitants suspected two men
named Zeuo Harrington and Cornelius Killer Of
doing the dirty work. So both men were called ous
and ordered to hoist the Union fag before ten
o'clock Both refused. Harrington was then rid
den on a rad number Of times through the princi-
offered if he would cheer for the Union, but he
fused Miller was then put on horseback his fac .
towards the tail, and both ridden TO the adjoining
village of ShawviIle On his return, Harrington
cayed in and gave three weak cheers for the Unior.
Both were then aent home, knowing something
more of thu spirit of free people than they knew
before.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23
NAY, CORNs OATS &C.
: GEO. r. PATTON,
Commission Merchant, Feed n
Produce Dealer,

No. q FbaTsb Hsee, bssoeea AgiA assd % Biver,
- LoUisTTILa, KY.,
TYEnPs eeaaAntiy had rrs su,,lIss of Hay, oos,
N oats Bran, Shorts and fls1Es fady 70 al ordes
he shcFtes netoe. PBsasl attention gTea As sac Il
DRIED Eits. Hgys caauS. Apples, RussOss KOas, Bssons
lard, Fssthers, SC
ted and allied ne mast agoF1be ssa sash -
RAness made On consgnneats. la16-a
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session, to hold Until the youngest child Of Mrs.
rofter should be Of age But STILL ss the executor
was not clothed with the title TO the land the ease
u NV. wnnsns and 0tey has ne application.
"oerever the legal title 10 the land may Be re-
gsrueo as having vested-in the interval between
tne aessn OF the testator and the coming Of sgs Of
Ars. fofsers youngest child-it is clear. upon the
proper construction Of the will that the complain
claim to the proceeds of the land an{;l 81 go. :.
est child was Of full age. Under tAe viii, the CON-
psinants have no color sf right to The rsat In ths
meantime, as was assumed 10 the argument. Ths
extent Of their right l.: 70 succeed 70 the land. or
the proceeds Of the sale thereof upon he h.nnsn-
irg Of the event stated in the wilI-he mai,rtv ~
the youngest child Of Mira Porter; es their r;ghtes
action TO recover the land orprocesds first aoePus.
aud this is st Il in the stTs. 1t is clear Therefore
that the statute of limitations does not apply to Ii.
case.
Decree affirmed, With costs. NcKI1sEx.
Correct CODY: ]. P. CLAsZ, Clerk.
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ga wth0rn" for Lease C. = Coed
Tenant.
Desire 70 place NJ lAas Esadsnes niles of s PuS
lie Square in the kandsofs gsoa surss yea
upon verJ easy srns Tss premises scnsn s5out
superior soil, shout half ealtsson halaIes
eze The ho1ss vita porches,
erTsns houses stable veil &c s foFtabi
To the Gardener The palryman, Genklsmaa. akiur
quiet and retired for his fAnIy the ana
Of the plAse fer venltv e gaA
vile oGsrs saRerirF Attrssions.
Te the right will maize tbs terms acceptable.
No. 44<. CAogET ssrsss KUdKHn UNDERWOOD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23
DEPARTURE OrMAILs

From Nashville % Chattanooga Washington, BaltinsTs
Phsdehs NeV York, Boston and EeE Engsnd States d
parts at eeleck N
Way Mail Georgia, South Carolina, North CsTOna and
Southern Virginia. leave Chattanooga Railroad st oocl
Pm
Nashville to Louisville, departs at O'clSsk,P u.
Way Mills "
Mails for Indiana, Northern I;aeis, Virginia. Missouri
Michigan and trthwestern States, departs O'Clock M
Nashvilleto Decatur, via rankin and CoutiS and ohe
vsy Offices, sep2rtat O'Clock A d.
Nashville daily, except Sunday, departs at AZ
o'clock NJ Also O&Oss tbe Snd beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock A NJ.
Nashville ta CIsr1sville departs Of 5H o'clockAM n,
Fer Southern Kentucky, departs at So AN
Nasevie Shehyvile, NoensYile and Triune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. at o'clock AN
Nashville TO Huntington, via Charlotte Waverly, <i week
ly, Monday, wednesday AMI Friday, at 3 O'Clock 81
Nashville 70 Liberty, Wis Stevzrts Ferry Huddlsssenes
Roads RurAl Hill &C weekly, Thursday, ct - oeAok II.
Nashville TO Centreve, via flank, Vernon, PneW0Od &C
Tuesday and Friday, az O'Clock 2 NJ.
Nashville to Csrksyille via Sycamore Mills. weekly HrSdDy
. o'clock P.M NJ.
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Young MEMS ChrisEIan Assseazsism.
q n MeAIIlstor, P; B BrighsEen, Q. P L Michel,
Morrow, Treas. Meetings gyesy Tuesday nsA1 TX
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

Decisions Of eho Supreme Court of the
state OF Tennessee at Nashville, De-
cember Term, 1850.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

THE sTAR CAI1LERYG
DaguerFeOtypes, Am6rOtyPes'
MELAINOTKPES,
SPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHER
No a., Union Street next door to Wesss &Thonpsonb
n. f. SALTZMAN,
(LATK OPERATOR AT HUGHEs aALLKRTO
"AVING htted up above, exclusively Tor tnAa
branch e. business, Is prepared 70 receive e ladies ana
gentlemen Of Nashville and make fac s;ss Of their faces In
be highest style Of the Art No expense has been spared e
furnishing hs apartments procuring the latest ana most
nProVed apparatus md Materials and the ccnnos
inves all who want pictures give him CALL PiednE
tisfschoD in every case.
Entrance peSt door WEST to vessel q Tnompssn
~ alLTLMAN.
Notice.
F2HE copsrnerhp heretofore existing under the style Of kD
WARDS, GILKERsnN & Co. this day dissolved by ma
tual consent. GnAERsoS retiring from the firm;
10 EDWARDS,
j x. GILKERS0H,
July IA, IsGO z. ?. EDWARDs.
70. KDwARDs RA BARRrs, EP. HDwARps
EDWARDS, HARRIS Il CO.,
(sUccEssoRs EDWARDS eLKERsON co.,
VEYTLL Wholesale Grocery. Forwarding and
Wv Commission business at the old stand corner COLLEGE and
Church streets 1uyl2-u
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-03

SPoILs OF THE BATTLE-FIELD.-lt will be seen
BY the following special order that Gen. Beaure-
gard is determined to enforce the return of articles
taken from the field of battle:
The General Commanding has learned with
regret, that after the brilliant victory achieved
through the galantry of the Confederate troops
on the 2lst ultimo, that arms, supplies, and
munitions of war, have been appropriated by the
inhabitants of the surrounding country, not at
tached to the army, whereby the Government suf-
ers material loss in its ability to prosecute the war
with such vigor will drive the invaders from
Virginia soil The General cannot but believe
that such acts have been done through Ignorance
that all such articles the property Of the Gov
eminent 1t is therefore ordered
/. That all arms, horses, wagons, harness, NUM-
tons Of war; and supplies and stores Of all descrip
tions, so appropriated, shall be delivered to the
nearest commanding officers.
III. That each commanding officer, upon the
receipt of such public property shall forthwith
deliver the same to the Quarter master at Manas
Junction.
Ill That such persons as fail to comply with
this order shall be dealt with in the most prompt
and summary manner.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-03
SIGNS AT THE NORTH.

We have conversed with a highly intelligent
and reliable gentleman who left Baltimore on
Thursday the 18th How he got here we do not
intend to say. He says Maryland is like train
of powder just waiting to be touched Off-that the
Confederate army is hourly expected with lire
pressed Impotence. Our informant says he heard
soldiers OF the Northern army who had been in
the battle Of Manassas, make statements respecting
the South and Beauregard's army such he
dared not utter. To their credit be it said they
are telling the truth and exercising a salutary
influence. Statements were made in public places
in Baltimore by returned soldiers such the
following: 'The Southerners better armed,
better equipped, better officered, and animated
with better sentiments than We are-they are
uncOnquerabe.'
We learn from the same source that Lincoln has
succeeded in getting one hundred and fifty mil
lions of his loan taken, rather proposals have
been made to that extent, by the Banks of Boston,
Philadelphia, and New York, the same being
payable in quarterly instaments-say fifty millions
every three months, in the currency Of the Banks
they taking Treasury notes security at the rate
of seven and three-tenths.
The Banks expect to have the first payment
returned to them in deposits before the second is
due, and this arrangement is an indication that
they look upon peace more than probable before
three months are ended. All the passengers who
have lately arrived from that section concur i'll
the belief that the process of disintegratiOn in the
North has begun and is going on hopefully; that
the Northern people are demoraized by the defeats
at Manassas and in Mssouri; that there decid-
ed indications of peace, and that it is utterly hope
less to raise another army for the invasion and
subjugation of the South, and very doubtful if
they can even defend n.-Richmond
Dispatch.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-03

CIVILIANS IN CAMp.-A correspondent of the
Nashville Union, who has been on visit to the
camp at Monterey where there are some Tennessee
Regiments, suggests to friends and relatives the
propriety of not visiting the camp They are in
the way; they consume the provisions designed
for the soldiers and can do no good whatever.
This advice, though designed for a particular
locality, is worthy Of wider and general observ-
ance. Such visits interfere with discipline, inspire
sentiments remote from war and are especially
disasteful to the officers. They should be discon-
tinued and non-combatants should never go nearer
to the camp than the hospital.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-03
Gbe WtstRrn gRmorrat.
CHARLOTTE, N. G.

RSF We call attention to the annexed com
munication from DR.. Edward Warren, Surgeon in
the Confederate army DIR Warren is we'll known
in North Carolina, and we do hope his appeal for
the sick and wounded will meet with q prompt
response:
AN APPEAL FOR THE SICK AND
WOUNDED.
A General Hospital has been established at
this place. for the benefit of General Beauregard S
Division, in which about 1900 of the "sck and
wounded" are now under treatment. TIE various
States are generously sending forward contri-
buttons of money, clothing, stores, &c, to be dis
t1ibuted in such manner, to relieve the neces-
sites of their citizens especially, and then OF
such others are not properly cared for
South Carolina and Alabama have actually
established large and comfortable Hospitals on
their own account, supplied them with every pos
sble luxury and opened them for the special ac-
commodation of their own disabled soldiers.
As yet the number of s'sick and wounded from
North Carolina is comparatively inconslderable,
but, as a majority of our Regiments are attached
to Beauregard's command, many of their members
will soon find their way to this place The next
engagement, will in fact, fill the wards of the
Hospital with them
1t becomes then, the duty of the citizens of the
Old North State to provide for this contingency,
and to prepare in advance for the accommodation
Of their unfortunate brethren. Surely, State
which has so lavishly contributed her best blood
to the cause of Southern Independence, will not
be outdone in liberality and kindness to the "sck
and wounded"
All contributions sent to the undersigned, will
be gladly received and properly distributed.
EDWARD WARREN, NJ. D.,
Surgeon, Confederate Army
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug. 10, 1861.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-03

At a meeting of the Executive Committee Of the
Rowan County Bible Society, held in Salisbury on the
18th July the following resolution was adopted:
Whereas the 25th day of July is deemed too early for
bury called for in the address of the Executive Com
mttee the christians and patriots of North Carolina
and it is important that ample time be given to noti-
fy the County Societies throughout the State, that
every section of State may represented therefore
Resolved, That the State Bible Convention be held
in Salisbury the 23d of October next
JAS. H. ENNISS,
LUKE BLACkMER,
JOS. w. HALL,
W. l.. KISTLER,
July 90 1861 Elk. Committee